Hail to California (1959)
The film chronicles the establishment and evolution of the University of California, founded in 1868, highlighting its mission to provide
Wash Line Romance, A (silent, 1928)
A Wash Line Romance is a 1928 silent short film directed by Jacques Rollens and released as “A Laemmle Novelty”
Youth Behind the Badge (1958)
Highlights the establishment of the Berkeley Junior Traffic Police in 1923, aimed at ensuring the safety of school children at
The Ebony Shrine (1930)
Follows Mr. Tom Terce, known as the Vagabond director, as he explores Guatemala’s rich history and culture. He visits ancient
Tomorrow’s Too Late (1930s)
Emphasizes the importance of maintaining productivity in industry during wartime. It highlights how carelessness, negligence, and poor health habits lead
To Each Other (1943)
Portrays a heartfelt letter between a soldier and his father, reflecting on their shared experiences and the father’s pride in
Invisible Protectors, The (1956)
The film discusses the benefits of Dow Corning’s silicone products, Silmer and Sil Flex, which provide water repellency and resistance
Just a Second (silent, 1930s)
Just a Second is a black-and-white silent short film produced by the Handy (Jam) Organization in 1937 or 1939 for
Oxydol Goes Into High (1938)
The film presents a promotional advertisement for “High Test Oxydol,” a revolutionary laundry soap developed by Procter & Gamble. It
Ride for Cinderella, A (1937)
Depicts a whimsical retelling of the classic Cinderella story, featuring a mix of magic and mischief. The narrative includes a
Rural Rhythms: Life and Labor in Southeast Asia (silent)
Presents vivid color footage depicting rural life in Southeast Asia (or a similar region). Scenes include children learning in a
Yours – Exclusively (1954)
The film presents a promotional meeting for Texaco dealers, highlighting the introduction of a revolutionary new gasoline called top octane