Kinograms Newsreel: Fairyland Flotilla at Lake Merritt (silent, ca. 1925)
This black-and-white Kinograms newsreel features the enchanting “Fairyland Flotilla” at Lake Merritt in Oakland, California. The footage captures scenes from
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Kinograms Newsreel: Gordon Bennett Balloon Race Tragedy (silent, ca. 1925)
This silent, black-and-white newsreel captures the dramatic opening moments of the Gordon Bennett Balloon Race in Brussels, Belgium, where five
Kinograms Newsreel: Joe Cook’s Juggling Act (silent, ca. 1925)
This black-and-white Kinograms newsreel features Joe Cook, the vaudeville star known for his exceptional juggling skills, performing his famous act.
Kinograms Newsreel: Opium Confiscation and Burning in Shanghai (silent, ca. 1925)
This black-and-white Kinograms newsreel documents a significant moment in Shanghai, China, where authorities confiscate and burn opium as part of
Kitchen Safety : Preventing Falls (1966)
This is a safety training film focused on preventing falls in the kitchen. It emphasizes that the most common kitchen
Kitty Cleans Up (1949)
Shows a girl and her pet cat as they prepare for the school pet show. Parallels girl’s and cat’s actions
Knotts Island (1970s?)
The film features a conversation on a ferry connecting Knotts Island and Currituck, North Carolina. Lifelong resident Mr. Herman Jones
Know the Cause (1954)
This film emphasizes the importance of understanding the causes of fires to prevent their recurrence, rather than solely focusing on
Know Your Library (2nd Ed, 1962)
From this film students will learn something of the overall organization of a typical high school library, how to use
Kodak Sales Training Conference Film (silent)
Kodak Sales Training Conference Film (silent) We digitized and uploaded this film from the A/V Geeks 16mm Archive. Email us at
Koinonia (1975)
The film discusses the importance of community fellowship and the pursuit of spiritual fulfillment beyond traditional church services. It emphasizes
Kolb and the Canyon (1980s?)
This film recounts the adventures of the Kolb brothers, Ellsworth and Emory, who explored and documented the Grand Canyon in