Matter Matter Everywhere: How Materials Change (silent footage, 1970)
We are tracking down the soundtrack.. Matter, Matter Everywhere: How Materials Change (1970) is an 11-minute color educational film
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Matter Matter Everywhere: How Materials Change (silent, 1970)
Silent footage from educational film that illustrates physical and chemical changes in several household articles to show that changes in
Matter of Time (1950s)
The film discusses the significant impact of research on various aspects of life, particularly in agriculture, transportation, and medicine. It
Maturing Female (1970)
The film discusses the societal perceptions of aging, particularly for women, and the negative feelings associated with it. It explores
Maturing Female (1970)
The film portrays the struggles of a teenage girl named Kathy as she navigates the challenges of growing up, particularly
Max Fleischer News Sketches (ca 1944)
The film features a comedic skit about a couple, John and Jane, who are separated by distance but want to
Max Fleischer News Sketches (ca. 1944 – 1945)
The film features a series of humorous news sketches highlighting quirky and absurd events from around the world. It includes
Mayor James “Sunny Jim” Rolph in Street Scene (silent, 1917)
This black-and-white footage captures San Francisco’s Mayor James “Sunny Jim” Rolph in an intriguing street scene, as observed by archivist
McCall’s Magazine Kitchen (1960s)
Features Norman Wilton in the McCall’s magazine kitchens, demonstrating various cake decorating techniques. He begins with simple cake borders using
Me (1972)
Explores areas and origins of personal identity and reveals how children perceive themselves in terms of their surroundings, family, and
Me And Mr Marshall (1949)
The film features Hans Fischer, a coal miner in Germany, who shares his experiences and thoughts on the harsh realities
Me and Mr. Marshall (1949)
This documentary film traces the Marshall Plan’s role in revitalizing Germany’s coal industry after World War II. The Marshall Plan