Hold Everything! (1936)
The film discusses the anticipation surrounding the launch of the new Chevrolet model in 1937. It highlights the extensive advertising
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A/V Geeks Lunch 9-2
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Why We Use Money (1970)
The film tells the story of a fisherman who, in a time before money existed, attempts to trade his catch
[Gould can 1041: Langendorf Bakery Trucks, silent, 1917]
This captivating footage from 1917 showcases a parade of Langendorf Bakery delivery vehicles, tracing the evolution from horse-drawn carriages to
AV Geeks Lunch 10 27 2021
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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”
[Home Movies: Elkins, West Virginia, silent, ca. 1940s]
This home movie captures two contrasting scenes. The first part, in color, showcases a lively local parade, with vibrant floats,
A/V Geeks Lunch 12-03-2021
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Chemistry: Chemical Bonding And Atomic Structure (1983)
This film explains the fundamental concepts of chemical bonding and atomic structure, focusing on the different types of bonds—metallic, ionic,
Inside the Impact: Innovations in Automobile Safety and Crash Injury Prevention (1950s)
The film, On Impact (1956), discusses the critical issue of crash injuries resulting from automobile accidents, emphasizing that while cars
A/V Geeks Lunch 1-13-2022
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Cell Wars (1987)
A whimsical adventure unfolds inside a body where germs plot to invade and make it sick. The protagonist, Andy, learns