Price of Liberty, The (1950s)
The Price of Liberty is a patriotic film featuring a young Walter Cronkite, emphasizing the high cost of preserving freedom
Civil War: Background Issues (1820- 1860) (Rev., 1963)
The film discusses the historical context leading to the American Civil War, focusing on the sectional tensions between free and
A Wee Bit Of Scotch (1941) / Tales of the Vienna Woods (1934)
Features Gertrude Niesen singing “A Wee Bit of Scotch”. Also, bonus cartoon, Tales of the Vienna Woods (1934) , at
Historical Review of Incineration (silent, 1950s?)
A historical overview of incineration, focusing on the evolution of garbage disposal methods before and after the advent of incinerators.
Universal Newsreel California Stories (1950s)
The film features a series of news events from California, showcasing a mix of community celebrations, cultural highlights, and notable
Few Too Many (1960s)
“Few Too Many” is a cautionary tale about the consequences of drunk driving. The protagonist reflects on his past reckless
Search for Zest, The (1962)
“Search for Zest” (1962), produced by the International Film Bureau, follows a man struggling with chronic boredom in all aspects
Blasting Cap: Danger (1957)
“Blasting Cap: Danger” is a 1957 educational film that emphasizes the dangers of handling blasting caps, which are used to
Accidents Don’t Just Happen (1958)
A 1958 film titled “Accidents Don’t Just Happen,” produced by Creative Arts Studio, which explores the underlying factors contributing to
This Is the Dairy Industry (ca. 1957)
The film discusses the significance of the dairy industry, highlighting its vast economic impact and job creation. It emphasizes the
Council for Defence (1961)
Features Thomas Cadet reporting from NATO headquarters in Paris, discussing a ministerial meeting involving foreign defense and finance ministers from
Down to Dalmatia (silent, 1927)
“Down to Dalmatia” is a film shot in 1927 by the crew of the USS Detroit, showcasing the Dalmatia region