The Innocent Years, Part 2
The film chronicles the political and social landscape of early 20th century America, focusing on the transition from the innocence
The Innocent Years, Part 1
The film explores the transformative years of America in the early 20th century, focusing on the influx of immigrants and
Bug Carnival (1937)
“Bug Carnival” is a vintage film featuring whimsical and entertaining scenes, likely revolving around a carnival theme with various characters
Movers and the Shapers, The (silent a/b roll, 1967)
This 1967 silent film footage by Charisma Productions, directed by Robert Heller, takes viewers into the world of heavy machinery
Movers and the Shapers, The (silent, a/b roll, 1968)
Silent footage from this Charisma Productions film, directed by Robert Heller, explores the intricate process of tire manufacturing. Through detailed
Let’s Go to the Movies (1948)
Serves as an introduction to the history and development of motion pictures, highlighting their evolution from early flickering images to
Roads Through Majesty: A Journey to Yellowstone and Beyond (silent,1940s)
This vibrant amateur travelogue captures a mid-20th-century journey through the natural splendor of South Dakota and Yellowstone National Park. The
Greater Victory (1944)
The film revolves around two escaped German prisoners of war who navigate post-war America, encountering various characters and ideologies. They
Independent, The (1960s)
The film showcases the history and significance of the Fair Hill Telephone Company as it prepares for a major transition
Revving Up Sales: The Showmanship of Chevrolet’s 1966 Impact
“Impact 66” is a promotional film highlighting the importance of effective sales techniques in the automotive industry, particularly for Chevrolet’s
High Stakes on Wheels: The Great American Car Gamble (1966)
The film discusses the gambling nature of car buying, comparing it to a shell game where buyers are often misled
Chevy II: The Enduring Legend of Dependability and Value (1966)
The film discusses the durability and reliability of the 1966 Chevy II, highlighting its performance in a rigorous 35,000-mile durability