Japanese Relocation (ca. 1943)
Narr. by Milton S. Eisenhower, director of the War Relocation Authority. An historical record of the transfer of Japanese
Joan Avoids a Cold (1947)
“Joan Avoids a Cold” is an educational film that emphasizes the importance of health practices among children, particularly during cold
The Arm Behind the Army (1942)
“The Arm Behind the Army” (1942) emphasizes the crucial role of American industry and its workers in supporting the military
Fire (1946)
The film discusses the various uses of fire and the different types of fuels employed for specific purposes, such as
Suggestion Box (1943)
“Suggestion Box” (1943) showcases ordinary workers in wartime industries who enhance production efficiency through innovative suggestions. The film highlights various
Land: A Report By Chet Huntley Part II (1962)
The film depicts the decline of small farming communities in America, highlighting the struggles of tenant farmers like George Pows,
Land: A Report By Chet Huntley Part II (1962)
The film discusses the evolution of American farming, highlighting the dramatic increase in productivity since 1940, where farmers now produce
Snob, The(1958)
The film revolves around a teenage girl named Sarah, who struggles with social dynamics and self-identity as she transitions into
The Outsider (1951)
“The Outsider” (1951) follows Susan Jane Smith, a girl who feels like an outsider among her peers. She struggles with
Story Without End (1950)
An informational film that explores the advancements in telephone technology and the vision for the future of communication. It highlights
Great New Star, A (1953)
Dinah Shore promotes the new Chevrolets and sings “See the U.S.A. in your new Chevrolet.” In this promotional film for
[News Magazine of the Screen, The, April 1951]
The film features significant historical events, including the first visit of a French president, Vincent Orel, to the United States,