Printing (1947)
The film discusses the vital role of printing in society, emphasizing its impact on education, business, and government. It outlines
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Private Life of a Cat (1947)
Private Life of a Cat (1947) is a black-and-white observational film by Alexander Hammid and Maya Deren, documenting the intimate
Probability (1970)
In the land of Howan, a bored Raja who never loses at games seeks a challenger to defeat him. He
Probing For The Sale (1981)
Revolves around a writer, Claire, and a salesperson discussing the art of selling. Claire expresses interest in understanding how sales
Problems Of Conservation: Soil (1969)
The film discusses the critical importance of soil conservation for agriculture and the environment, highlighting the historical transition from a
Problems of Housing (1944)
Discusses the current state of American housing, highlighting that many homes are outdated and lack modern conveniences despite advancements in
Problems With Conservation: Water (1969)
The film discusses the serious water problems facing the United States, particularly in arid regions like the Southwest. Despite the
Procrastinator, The (1952)
The film revolves around a character named Jean, who consistently procrastinates on her responsibilities, particularly regarding planning a class party.
Professional Carpet Selling: Introductory Film (1977)
A conversation among salespeople and customers in a carpet store, focusing on the importance of effective selling techniques. Ed Stevens,
Proficiency Test (1960s?)
Features a group of fourth-grade students discussing various topics related to school, responsibilities, and social interactions. They express their feelings
Profile: Jamison Handy (1961)
This film features an interview with Jamison Handy, the founder of the Jam Handy Organization, which pioneered visual education and
Profile: Joan Ganz Cooney (Promo Clips) – 1973
The film discusses the innovative use of television as a teaching tool for children, particularly through programs like “Sesame Street”