A film about water that was damaged by water. 1950s
This film was damaged by water and, ironically, discusses the critical water supply issues faced by cities like Los Angeles,
Reading For Pleasure (1968)
Emphasizes the magic of reading and its ability to transport readers to different times and places. It highlights the freedom
Lord Will Provide, The (silent, 1920s)
The Lord Will Provide is a silent religious film that tells the story of a struggling mother and son who
Munitions Specialist (1970s)
The film discusses the critical role of munitions specialists in the Air Force, highlighting their training at Lowry Air Force
More and Louder (1971)
The film discusses the challenges faced by the United States Postal Service in the early 1970s, highlighting its inefficiencies and
What will Skip do – Spending Allowance (1968)
In this vintage film, a conversation unfolds between a parent and a child named Skip regarding his first allowance of
Monarch Butterfly Story (1951)
The film “Monarch Butterfly Story” explores the life cycle of the Monarch butterfly, detailing its stages from egg to caterpillar,
The Military Nurse (1968?)
The film “Military Nurse” showcases the vital role of military nurses in various global locations, emphasizing their contributions in both
Judging People (1962)
The film discusses the challenges and techniques involved in judging people’s abilities and personalities, particularly in a corporate setting. It
Is a Career in the Hotel Or Motel Business For You? (1972)
The film explores career opportunities in the hotel and motel industry, highlighting its significance as the seventh largest service sector
Iron Curtain Lands – Post Stalin Period (1958)
The film explores the complexities of life in the Soviet Union during the post-Stalin era, highlighting the contrast between the
Is Smoking Worth It? (1962)
The film discusses the pressures on teenagers to smoke and the associated health risks, particularly lung cancer and heart disease.