Thought for Food (1933)
The film revolves around a humorous domestic conversation about meal planning and food preparation, highlighting the struggles of a homemaker
Spain in Revolt, Reel 3 (ca. 1930s)
The film depicts the brutal realities of the Spanish Civil War, highlighting the ongoing battles, the use of various transportation
Pontiac Advertising, Reel 2 (1935)
The 1935 Pontiac advertising campaign focuses on promoting the brand’s low-priced vehicles through a strategic mix of newspaper and magazine
Chevrolet Leader News. Vol 1, No 3 (1935)
The film discusses the resurgence of construction in Minneapolis, showcasing new home developments and innovative machinery like mobile concrete mixers
Chevrolet Leader News Vol 2 No 3 (1936)
The film features a mix of humorous anecdotes and stories related to automobiles, diving, fishing, and a dog party. It
Chevrolet Leader News. Vol 4, No 2 (1939)
The film discusses various aspects of the entertainment and automotive industries in 1939. It highlights the effort behind magazine photography,
Defense Comes First With Oldsmobile 1942 Oldsmobile (1941)
The Oldsmobile factory is dedicated to national defense, producing artillery shells and automatic cannons for the military. In addition to
[Miscellaneous 35mm Fragments from Clark Collection]
This 35mm film compilation features Edwin SE Hill presenting a series of vignettes that capture various aspects of entertainment and
Harlem Revue (1932)
“With an all-star cast of radio performers.” Introducing Bill Powers. And now — The Brown Sisters. The film features a
Oldsmobile Presents Motoring’s Magic Carpet Hydra-Matic B-44 (1941)
The Oldsmobile Hydra Mat film illustrates the complexities of driving a car with a conventional transmission, which involves 19 manual
Oldsmobile Presents the B-44 (1941)
The Oldsmobile B-44, introduced in 1941, surprised motorists with its innovative design and construction. It features attractive double-duty bumpers for
AV Geeks 16mm Lunch 10-28-2024
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