Telephone Courtesy (1946)
The film focuses on the importance of telephone courtesy in a business setting. It follows Henry Burton, who realizes that
Frigidaire Finale (1957)
This whimsical advertising film for Frigidaire appliances features a glamorous couple in ballroom dancing attire performing around refrigerators, washing machines,
Pony Farm, The (1957)
The film showcases a picturesque spring day on a pony farm where Mr. Peele raises and sells high-quality ponies. It
Our Teacher, Mary Dean (1948)
The film follows Mary Dean, a dedicated first-grade teacher, as she prepares for a field trip to the park with
Sailing Away (1937)
The 1937 Plymouth is celebrated for its impressive design, safety features, and engineering advancements, making it a standout in the
Laws And Social Controls (1949)
The film explores the concept of law as a form of social control, emphasizing how laws regulate lives and reflect
Singing Wheels (1936)
The film “Singing Wheels” depicts the critical role of trucks in America’s economy and daily life, highlighting how they facilitate
Doubtful Dollars (1945)
The film “Doubtful Dollars” highlights the issue of counterfeit money in the United States, particularly in the aftermath of the
Ivan Besse’s Home Movies: Britton, South Dakota (silent, 1938-1939)
This charming collection of home movie footage offers a candid glimpse into life in Britton, South Dakota, during the late
Greenwich Village Sunday (ca. 1960s)
The film explores Greenwich Village as a vibrant cultural hub, emphasizing its historical significance and artistic spirit. It highlights the
Apples: From Seedling to Market (1950)
The film showcases the journey of apples from orchards in the Pacific Northwest to the market, focusing on the cultivation
Birth of a City (ca. late 1950s)
“Birth of a City” chronicles the vision and development of Broomfield Heights, a planned community in Colorado, inspired by Horus