Game’s the Same, The (silent, 1959)
This silent film footage offers a lively snapshot of 1950s American life, centering on the bustling atmosphere of Standard Oil
Wise Use of Credit, The (1960)
The film discusses the wise use of credit through a conversation with Mr. Money and two high school students, John
Walking to School (1964)
The film discusses various ways children can get to school, emphasizing the importance of safety while walking. Jim and Margie,
Strange Ones, The (1969)
The film narrates the story of an 8-year-old girl named Karen who encounters a stranger while walking home from school.
Discipline During Adolescence (1958)
The film discusses a family’s struggle with disciplining their teenage son, Steve, who is staying out late and neglecting his
It Happens Every Noon (1966)
The film discusses the importance of the National School Lunch Program, which provides nutritious meals to children in schools across
Changing City (1962)
Cities are essential for social interaction, economic opportunities, and cultural experiences. They have evolved from small towns to sprawling metropolises,
Living Past (Part 3)
The film discusses Theodore Roosevelt’s rise to prominence after McKinley’s death, highlighting his political career and significant contributions during a
Vista Stock Shots Home Construction Plans Approved (silent, ca. 1960s)
This 1960s silent archival film captures a vibrant cross-section of life, focusing on the era’s bustling urban scenes, traditional construction
News Thrills of 1940 (silent)
Actual newsreel of the 1940’s revealing such events as Canada’s military aid to England to help build a defense against
Nursing (1942)
To become a professional nurse, it is essential to choose a reputable nursing school that meets state requirements. High school
Mind Your Manners (1953)
The film discusses the importance of good manners in various social situations. It emphasizes that good manners create positive first