The Way Of The Lord, Part 2 (silent, 1930s)
This 1930s film captures scenes of daily life, labor, and architecture in a Middle Eastern or North African setting, possibly
We Explore The Marsh (1974)
The film follows a school trip to a marsh led by their teacher, Mr. Day. The children explore the wetland,
Badminton Fundamentals (1950)
“Badminton Fundamentals” introduces viewers to the fast-paced sport of badminton, emphasizing its accessibility for players of all ages. It outlines
Safety Patrol (1937)
A Jam Handy Production. The film “Safety Patrol” from 1937 highlights the evolution of pedestrian safety over the past 40
Air Force Now (1970s, 342-afn-7)
The film highlights the unique role of a glass blower, Vasili Boroda, at the Wright Patterson Air Force Base, showcasing
Seaside Friends And Country Cousins (silent, 1927)
*Seaside Friends and Country Cousins* is a nature film that presents a collection of familiar animals from both coastal and
Psychological Differences Between the Sexes (1964)
“Psychological Differences Between the Sexes” (1965) is an 18-minute educational film from the *Marriage and Family Living Series* by McGraw-Hill
New Spirit for ’76, A (1970?)
*A New Spirit for ’76* is a short 10-minute film produced in 1970 by the American Revolution Bicentennial Commission. It
Twenty-First Man, The (1967)
The film “Twenty First Man” highlights the rigorous selection and training process of the Ohio State Highway Patrol. It emphasizes
Menopause : Its Significance and Management, The (1953)
“Menopause: Its Significance and Management” is a technical film designed for medical professionals, exploring female development from childhood through menopause.
Plane Talk (1965)
The film “Plane Talk” explores the extensive operations and coordination involved in modern air travel in the United States. It
Interrupted Morning (1961)
In “Interrupted Morning,” Raymond Burr portrays a prosecuting attorney discussing the dangers of automobile accidents and the importance of seat