Dial Comes To Town (ca. 1940s)
The film “Dial Comes To Town” depicts a family’s conversation about the introduction of dial telephones in their town. The
Newspaper Story (1950)
The film presents a behind-the-scenes look at how a newspaper story is created, focusing on the case of a lost
Sound Waves And Their Sources (2nd Ed, 1950)
The film explores the origins of sound through three primary sources: vibrating columns of air, vibrating surfaces, and vibrating strings.
Looking Ahead Through Rohm & Haas Plexiglas (1947)
The film explores the versatile material Plexiglass, a transparent and durable acrylic plastic developed by Rohm & Haas. Highlighting its
Builders of the Broad Highway Part 2 (1950s)
This film showcases the intricate process of transforming rough terrain into modern highways, highlighting the teamwork and skilled labor involved
Safe in Port (1948)
“Safe in Port” explores the importance of harbors, showcasing the construction of breakwaters and piers that protect ships from ocean
Big Man On Campus (ca. 1958)
Jerry Warner faces suspension from school after getting into trouble for fighting and breaking rules. He struggles with the desire
The Pursuit Of Profit (1965)
“The Pursuit of Profit” explores the significance of individual contributions to a business’s profitability, using the character Arthur, a grocery
Patty Learns to Stop Look and Listen (1947)
In “Patty Learns to Stop Look and Listen,” young Patty Garmin moves with her family to a goat dairy farm.
Living Past, The (Part 2, 1953)
Set in the early 1900s, this film explores the transformative impact of the automobile on American society, highlighting its early
Bob Learns About Ocean Trade (1953)
In “Bob Learns About Ocean Trade,” Bob explores a busy harbor where he observes the arrival and loading of ships,
Behind Your Radio Dial: The Story of NBC (1948)
The film “Behind Your Radio Dial” explores the history and evolution of NBC, highlighting its transition from early radio broadcasts