The Water Spider – a Study in Adaptation (silent, 1968)
Silent footage from an 11-minute educational film showcasing the remarkable behaviors and adaptations of the water spider, highlighting its unique
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You Bet Your Life (1948)
Set up like a quiz show, a professor MC shows us Dorian and all of his driving errors We digitized and
Safety Is Always (1950s)
Emphasizes the importance of safety for telephone employees both at work and at home. It highlights the company’s achievements in
Christmas Customs Near and Far (1955)
Explores various Christmas traditions from around the world, highlighting how different cultures celebrate the holiday. It discusses the origins of
The Human Body – Endocrine System (1980)
Extensive animated diagrams illustrate clearly how the endocrine system, by producing hormones, maintains the chemical balance the body’s life and
Yours To Keep And Protect (Spanish)
The film features performances by María Mano as the die-cutting machine operator, Miguel Grande as the production manager, and Juan
Story Without End (1950)
An informational film that explores the advancements in telephone technology and the vision for the future of communication. It highlights
Little Red Riding Hood (1978)
Tells the traditional fairy tale of Red Riding Hood with background music and animation. We digitized and uploaded this film from
Zoo Animals In The Wild: Ostriches (1981)
The film “Ostriches,” part of the “Zoo Animals in the Wild Series,” produced by Coronet in 1981, is a
Party Lines (1946)
Uses marionettes to demonstrate the importance of cooperation. Shows what happens when someone spends too much time on a party-line
AV Geeks Lunch 9-12-2023
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I Am a Doctor (ca. 1959)
This film is a reflective and didactic exploration of the medical profession, presented through a series of recorded introspective monologues