Mr. Chairman : The Fundamentals Of Parliamentary Law (1957)
The film “Mr. Chairman: The Fundamentals of Parliamentary Law” discusses the importance of parliamentary procedure and the rules that govern
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A Bike, A Birthday (1970)
Like all youngsters, Jay wishes for a shiny, new bike for his birthday. In a dream sequence he has
Cholesterol: Eat Your Heart Out (1975)
The film “Cholesterol: Eat Your Heart Out” explores the impact of diet on heart health through an experiment involving high
One Perfect Day – Jasper National Park (silent, 1930s)
This 1930s footage offers a delightful glimpse into the scenic beauty and recreational activities at Jasper National Park. Visitors can
The Climates Of North America (1963)
Describes how the various patterns of climate are controlled by great air masses. Illustrates and discusses the several different climatic
Claymation (1978)
The film explores the art of clay animation, showcasing the meticulous process behind creating animated characters and scenes using clay.
Computer and the Mind of Man : Universe of Numbers (1962)
The film “Computer and the Mind of Man : Universe of Numbers” explores the evolution of tools that enhance human
Thrills From Brazil – Soundies
A compilation of Soundies with South American themes. Say Si-Si Thrill from Brazil. Song of Renaldo. We digitized and uploaded this film from
Exploring the Human Nervous System (1963)
Exploring the Human Nervous System (1963), produced by Churchill Films in collaboration with the National Committee for Research in Neurological
Bertrand Russell Discusses Philosophy (1960)
In a discussion on philosophy, Bertrand Russell defines philosophy as speculation about matters beyond current scientific knowledge. He contrasts philosophy
Listen Well, Learn Well (2nd Ed, 1974)
Explores problems in listening and emphasizes practical listening skills and the development of them by practice. Visualizes what Barry
Atomic Tests in Nevada: The Story of AEC’s Continental Proving Ground (1955)
The film discusses the routine occurrence of atomic tests at the Nevada Test Site, viewed from the perspective of residents