Eastern Europe: An Introduction (1964)
The film provides an overview of Eastern Europe, highlighting its cultural diversity and geographical significance. It includes seven countries: Poland,
Determination Of Atomic Weight (1959)
The film demonstrates the determination of the atomic weight of copper through experimental methods. It explains the importance of atomic
Continental Drift (1980)
The film discusses the theory of plate tectonics and continental drift, explaining how the Earth’s surface has changed over time.
Christmas On Grandfather’s Farm (1958)
Takes viewers back to a nostalgic Christmas at Grandpa Bradford’s farmhouse at the end of the last century. The family
Basic Court Procedures (1949)
“Basic Court Procedures” (1949) presents a fictional courtroom drama where characters engage in a mock trial involving a bank robbery
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