Always Tomorrow (1941)
“Always Tomorrow” (1941) explores the struggles of a Coca-Cola bottler during the Great Depression and World War II. The protagonist
Golden Harvest : Fifty Years of Calpak Progress (1950)
The film traces the history of the California Packing Corporation (Calpak) and its brand Del Monte, highlighting its roots in
Operator Toll Dialing : Dialing (ca. 1949)
This vintage film demonstrates the procedures and techniques used by telephone operators for toll dialing. It covers the essential equipment,
To Market, To Market (1943)
The film explores the intricate process of food distribution in America, focusing on farmers, wholesalers, and retailers. It highlights the
New Horizons (1948)
The film explores the transformation of the American South from its historical roots steeped in tradition and romance to a
The House in the Middle (1954)
“The House in the Middle” is a 1954 film that emphasizes the importance of maintaining homes and neighborhoods in the
Operator Toll Dialing: Teamwork (ca 1949)
The film illustrates various scenarios where telephone operators collaborate to efficiently manage calls and provide quick service. It highlights teamwork
To Each Other (1943)
The film “To Each Other” (1943) highlights the dedication and pride of steelworkers during World War II, emphasizing their crucial
Face the Nation – David Hilliard (1969?)
The interview features David Hilliard, chief of staff of the Black Panther Party, discussing the ongoing investigations into police violence
Making of a Shooter, The (ca. 1946)
In “Making of a Shooter,” we follow a young boy named Jimmy as he embarks on a journey to learn
Voice of Victory (1944)
“Voice of Victory” (1944) showcases the development and significance of mobile radio communication in the U.S. Army during World War
Procrastinator, The (1952)
The film revolves around a character named Jean, who consistently procrastinates on her responsibilities, particularly regarding planning a class party.