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
Six Murderous Beliefs (1955)
The film discusses six dangerous beliefs that can lead to fatal accidents and injuries. It emphasizes that misconceptions about safety,
The Northwest In Bloom (silent, 1942)
This 1940s nature documentary captures the diverse plant life across the United States, showcasing a rich variety of wildflowers, shrubs,
Inner Man Steps Out, The (1951)
The film centers around Jerry, a factory manager struggling with stress and communication issues at work and home. He feels
Vision (1976)
The film highlights the Newark Boys Chorus, a group of talented boys aged 10 to 14 who receive a dual
Point of Return (1965)
The film addresses the complex issue of self-destruction and suicide, aiming to foster understanding of this tragic phenomenon. It depicts
The First Hundred Years: The Story of Howard University (1962)
“The First Hundred Years: The Story of Howard University” chronicles the establishment and growth of Howard University, founded in 1867
Toymaker (1952)
The film tells a story about two puppets, Spots and Stripes, created by a toy maker. Initially, they believe they
Skiing in the Swiss Mountains (1953)
The film showcases a day of skiing in the picturesque Swiss mountains, highlighting the stunning scenery and the excitement of
Where The Girls Are (1969)
The film revolves around a soldier’s experiences in Southeast Asia during the Vietnam War, focusing on his relationships with women
Herald Tribune Youth Forum (1940s)
Documents the fifth annual forum organized by the New York Herald Tribune, which brings together over 100 high school students
Furry Creatures: A Film Lesson in Nature Study (silent, 1927)
“Furry Creatures: A Film Lesson in ‘Nature Study'” is a 1927 educational film produced by De Vry School Films Inc.