See, No 6 (ca. 1930s)
A Castle Film. The film features a lively performance by a chimp drummer and showcases various thrilling acts, including acrobatics
How the Telephone Talks (silent, ca. 1920s)
“How the Telephone Talks” is an early silent educational film that explains the workings of the telephone using both live-action
Shotgun (ca. 1970s)
A Sid Davis film. The film discusses the implications of police officers using shotguns in urban environments, highlighting the risks
Know the Cause (1954)
This film emphasizes the importance of understanding the causes of fires to prevent their recurrence, rather than solely focusing on
Ulcer at Work (1959)
“Ulcer at Work” portrays the struggles of Steve Hull, a hardworking man dealing with the pressures of ambition and workplace
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Housing in Our Time (ca. 1930s)
The film discusses the issue of slum housing in the United States, highlighting that many families live in unsanitary and
Accident Investigation (1974)
A Sid Davis film. The film presents a detailed procedure for investigating a traffic accident, emphasizing safety measures, first aid,
[San Francisco Mayor George Christopher and Nikita Khrushchev, ca. 1959 – 1960]
The film features a meeting where San Francisco Mayor George Christopher welcomes Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev during a critical time
Kathy, Mike and Alcohol (1970s)
A Sid Davis film. The film follows Mike and Kathy, two teenagers who find themselves in trouble after a
Clean Oceans Clean Shores (ca. 1970s)
A Sid Davis film. The film discusses the critical importance of clean oceans and shores, emphasizing mankind’s historical exploitation of
Fit as a Fiddle (1963)
A Sid Davis film. The film emphasizes the importance of physical fitness for both individual well-being and national strength. It