Reading Growth: Reading Creatively (1968)
The film explores the difference between a good reader and a creative reader, emphasizing the importance of critical thinking and
Your Job: Good Work Habits (1969)
The film follows Betty and Carl, a young couple navigating their first full-time jobs while contemplating marriage. Through interviews, they
Do You Buckle Up? (1976)
The film emphasizes the importance of wearing safety belts while driving and flying. It features a father who, as a
Assorted 1960s TV Commercials
A compilation reel of various advertisements promoting a range of products including NL tablets for sleep, Nabisco Shredded Wheat for
Creek Pollution (1966)
Discusses the pollution crisis of Cedar Creek, detailing its journey from a swamp to its confluence with the Milwaukee River.
Camay Soap TV commercials (1950s)
Will you be this month’s Camay bride? The Camay Soap TV commercials promote the new Cold Cream formula, highlighting its
China: The Industrial Revolution (1967)
*China: The Industrial Revolution* is a 1967 documentary produced by Sander/Wald Documentary Associates. The 22-minute film highlights China’s industrial advancements,
The Hoja Betrayed (1950s)
Propaganda Puppets! In a coffee house, a group of men discusses contemporary issues while an elderly man, Shake, recounts tales
Ivory Snow TV commercials (1950s?)
The film promotes Ivory Snow as the safest and most efficient soap for washing delicate items, particularly baby clothes and
Enemies of the Southern Pine (silent, 1928)
The 1928 film “Enemies of the Southern Pine,” produced by Western Electric Company, explores the significance of the Great Southern
Volcano Surtsey (1966)
“Volcano Surtsey” documents the formation of Surtsey, a volcanic island off the coast of Iceland, which emerged in 1963 due
Truce In The Forest (1977)
“Truce in the Forest,” a 1977 educational film produced by Family Films, depicts the true story of a German widow