Taking Responsibility: Saying No To Danger (1986)
*Saying No to Danger* (1986) is a **color animated educational film** produced by **Coronet Films**. Using the **adventures of three
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In the Suburbs (1957)
The film explores life in the suburbs, focusing on young adults navigating family life, home ownership, and consumer culture. It
New UHF Conversion Flexibility (silent, 1959)
Silent footage of adding UHF reception to an RCA television set. TELEVISION SETS RECEIVERS ULTRA HIGH FREQUENCIES CONVERTERS TUNERS
Zoo Animals In The Wild: Crocodiles (1981)
The film discusses the habitat and characteristics of crocodiles, highlighting their tough skin, powerful tails, and long snouts. It explains
Bicycle Today, Automobile Tomorrow
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French Village (1979)
Portrays the daily activities in the small French village of Saint- Alvere. Captures picturesque routines of existence, along with scenes
Life In Ancient Rome (1964)
*Life in Ancient Rome* (1964) is a **13-minute color educational film** produced by **Encyclopedia Britannica Educational Corporation (EBEC)**. The film
Town and the Telephone, The (1950s)
The film “Town and the Telephone” highlights the integral role of telephone communication in fostering community growth and connectivity. It
Marco Polo’s Travels (1955)
Re-creates adventures that Marco Polo described in his book about his travels. Differences between Eastern and Western cultures are shown.
How To Build A Golf Swing, Part 2 (1975)
The film tutorial focuses on developing a consistent golf swing by emphasizing the importance of muscle memory, grip positioning, and
France And Its People (1955)
The film depicts a family’s summer vacation in Normandy, France, highlighting their journey from Paris to the family farm. The
Home Movies – Chonka Austria, Europe Reels 1 and 2
Home Movies – Chonka Austria, Europe Reels 1 and 2 We digitized and uploaded this film from the Orgone Archive. Email