Long Distance (1941)
The film “Long Distance” explores the significance of long-distance communication in America, highlighting the intricate network of wires and technologies
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Long Journey West 1820 (1960)
In May 1820, a family from Sturbridge, Massachusetts, embarks on a journey to New Bolton, Illinois, after receiving a letter
Long Live the Bull! (silent, 1926)
*”Long Live the Bull!” (1926)* is a humorous silent clay animation that follows the misadventures of a young man attempting
Long Time Intervals (1960)
The film explores the concept of time and the methods used to measure long intervals, particularly in relation to the
Long Time To Grow, Part 2: Four And Five Year Olds in School
The film “Long Time to Grow Part 2” explores the developmental stages of four and five-year-olds in a nursery school
Look at Socialism, A (1955)
The film discusses socialism and its parallels with communism, tracing their origins to Marx and Engels. It defines socialism as
Look At You, A – On The Bus (1976)
Puppets demonstrate the correct ways in which to board, ride and exit a school bus safely, and we are aided
Look to Lockheed for Leadership (ca. 1940)
Chronicles the history and advancements of aviation, highlighting Lockheed’s pivotal role in shaping the industry. It begins with the Wright
Look What’s Going Around (1973)
The film discusses the stigma surrounding venereal diseases (VD) and emphasizes the importance of treatment and awareness. It features personal
Look Who’s Driving (1954)
Uses animation to show a normally careful driver who loses control of himself and his car when angered by another
Looking Ahead Through Rohm & Haas Plexiglas (1947)
The film explores the versatile material Plexiglass, a transparent and durable acrylic plastic developed by Rohm & Haas. Highlighting its
Looking Ahead Through Rohm Haas Plexiglas (silent, 1947)
This is silent film footage from the 1947 promotional film by Rohm & Haas showcases the transformation of Plexiglas from