Pipes In The House (1956)
The film “Pipes In The House” illustrates the conveniences of modern plumbing, gas, and electricity compared to the challenges faced
A/V Geeks 16mm Lunch 12-25-2024
16mm films are great! Even on Christmas Day! #avgeeks #16mmfilms
AV Geeks 16mm Lunch 12-24-2024
Feeling much better today! It’s a great time to watch some old 16mm films! #avgeeks #16mmfilms
Our Texas Heritage (1963)
Explores the rich and diverse history of Texas, from its early exploration by Spaniards in 1519 to its eventual statehood
Cancer (1953)
The film discusses the challenges of diagnosing and treating cancer, highlighting the story of Bert Marshall, who learns he has
Manhattan Landmarks – The End of the El
The film captures the history of Manhattan’s Third Avenue elevated railroad, known as the “El,” which operated for 76 years
Progress In Aeronautics (1980s)
The film discusses NASA’s advancements in aeronautics, focusing on improving aircraft performance and safety through new technologies. It highlights the
Public Service Announcements and commercials (1970s)
The film features a series of public service announcements highlighting various social issues and community initiatives. It emphasizes the importance
Party’s Over, The (1970s)
The content revolves around a conversation about the importance of wearing seat belts while driving. Characters discuss their experiences and
Quality Control in Modern Merchandising (1952)
The film “Quality Control in Modern Merchandising” explores the extensive processes involved in ensuring high-quality merchandise in American retail. It
Psychoactive Drugs (silent footage, 1960s)
The silent footage is from the film, “Psychoactive Drugs,” and features footage of a roundtable discussion among prominent middle-aged psychiatrists
Postmark East Lansing (1950)
“Postmark East Lansing” (1950) provides a comprehensive portrayal of Michigan State University through the narrative device of a student’s letter