Our Living Constitution (1949)
Shows how the Constitution operates in our society. Points out the various elements written into the Constitution and the changes
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Our Living Declaration Of Independence (1950)
Freedom, rights, obligations, the pursuit of happiness — meanings of these terms are explored as this film develops its theme
Our Natural Resources (1955)
Presents a broad picture of the chief natural resources in America and their influence on the way of life. Emphasizes
Our Obligation (1960)
The story of a school fire, the panic that developed and the loss of life that occurred. Discusses the obligation
Our Post Office (Revised Ed, 1965)
In this educational film, siblings Susan and Jimmy Gray prepare to send a birthday gift to their mother through the
Our Prisons (silent, 1956)
silent black-and-white footage offering a comprehensive look at prison and reformatory life in Kansas and Michigan. It explores the daily
Our Productive Land (1955)
Explores the vast agricultural landscape of America, highlighting its rich natural resources, particularly farmland, which constitutes over half of the
Our Round Earth – its Atmosphere (1971)
Describes visible clues to the nature of the invisible atmosphere that protects the earth. Uses special breathing equipment to reveal
Our Round Earth – its Land (1971)
Views land masses and land forms from the air, states the importance of the land for farming and mining and
Our Round Earth – its Waters (1971)
Shows what the oceans are like from above, as well as below the water and gives sources of fresh water
Our Round Earth : What It’s Like (1971)
Views of the earth from the ground, from a plane and from a space ship show major features of the
Our Small Town Heritage : Memories Of Main street (1974)
Presents, using a series of still graphics and photographs, the origin and character of the small, self-sufficient midwestern town which