How To Conduct A Discussion (1952)
Has water damage at the beginning. The film discusses the essential principles of conducting effective group discussions, emphasizing the importance
Challenge To America (1960s)
The film discusses the importance of intergroup relations in America, emphasizing the principles of equality and democracy as foundational to
[Compilation reel]
This compilation reel of various films depicts a scene of children playing joyfully, which quickly shifts to a tense moment
[Untitled film about Boys Town, 1950s?]
Explores the education and rehabilitation of boys in a supportive environment known as Boy Town. It emphasizes two main goals:
Forcible Entry : Excuse And Trickery (1976)
The film discusses the legal nuances of police entry into premises, focusing on “knock and notice” requirements. It highlights exceptions
Forcible Entry: Knock And Notice (1974)
The film dramatizes the legal principles of “knock and notice,” which require police officers to announce their identity and purpose
News Magazine of the Screen May 1951
The film covers significant historical events, including the first visit of a French president to the U.S., Vincent Orel, who
Italian Sketches (1950s?)
Explores the rich history and unique beauty of Venice, a city built on 118 islands and characterized by its canals
The Discovery of Radioactivity (1965)
In 1895, Wilhelm Röntgen discovered X-rays while experimenting with cathode rays and crystals, leading to the realization that invisible rays
Form : Design And The City, part 2 (1962)
The film discusses a comprehensive urban renewal plan for downtown Philadelphia, focusing on the revitalization of historic areas like Washington
Form : Design And The City, part 1 (1962)
The film discusses Philadelphia’s revitalization as a model for urban renewal, focusing on the collaboration between architects, planners, and civic
Drop Out (1963)
Follows Alfred Barnard, a former honor student who dropped out of high school and now drifts through life without direction.