How Honest Are You? (1950)
In the film “How Honest Are You?”, a group of students grapples with the concept of honesty after witnessing a
Life Of Christ In Art (1956)
The film presents an artistic portrayal of the life of Jesus Christ as narrated in the four Gospels: Matthew, Mark,
Camay Soap TV Commercials Reel 3 (1950s)
These television advertisements promotes Camay soap, highlighting its unique formulation with cold cream that provides luxurious skin care for all
[Dealey Plaza, Dallas, silent, 1970s]
This collection of 1970s Dallas footage provides a visual tour of the city, capturing urban landscapes, transportation routes, and key
Pirro And The Telephone (1949)
The content features a playful and educational interaction involving a character named Piro and a telephone. The dialogue revolves around
Bear Hunt (1950)
In the 1950 film “Bear Hunt,” two energetic kids, Tom and Martha, decide to enter a snapshot contest. Their adventure
Plants Are Different And Alike (1967)
In a spring outing, siblings Karen and Larry visit a plant nursery with their dad to buy seeds for their
Themes – Day When Nothing Made Sense (1981)
The film revolves around a character named Mike who is encouraged to write a letter to the editor advocating for
Reading Stories: Plots And Themes (1970)
Discusses the elements that make up a story, focusing on characters, settings, and plots. It emphasizes that while plots can
Trolls And The Christmas Express (1981)
Animated. A group of mischievous trolls attempts to ruin Christmas by preventing Santa’s reindeer from flying. As Christmas Eve approaches,
The Sky Is Gray, Part 1 (1980)
The film “The Sky is Gray,” based on Ernest J. Gaines’ work, portrays the life of a young boy and
The Puppy’s Great Adventure (1979)
Animated. A puppy named Petey is left behind when his young owner, Tommy, gets adopted by a family that dislikes