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Okay, we are baffled by this one. The audio is from How to Make a Telephone Call, but the visuals
Natural Resources of Oregon (1970)
The film “Natural Resources of Oregon” explores the state’s diverse natural resources, highlighting its ecological richness and the importance of
You’d Be There (silent, 1977)
This silent footage from the film, produced by New York Film and Videotape Communications, Inc., captures a series of humanistic
Bicycle Today, Automobile Tomorrow
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Strip, The (silent, 1970s)
This silent film footage captures intimate close-ups of people enjoying the dynamic atmosphere inside and outside popular New York clubs,
Cool Hot Rod (1953)
The film follows Bullet Bill, a hot rod enthusiast who moves to a new city filled with slow-driving teenagers. Frustrated
Fallout : When and How to Protect Yourself Against It
The video discusses the dangers of nuclear fallout following a nuclear explosion, explaining what fallout is, how it spreads, and
American Portrait (1940)
The film “American Portrait” explores the evolution of American life and the importance of innovation through the lens of the
Behind Your Radio Dial: The Story of NBC (1948)
The film “Behind Your Radio Dial” explores the history and evolution of NBC, highlighting its transition from early radio broadcasts
Bob Learns About Ocean Trade (1953)
In “Bob Learns About Ocean Trade,” Bob explores a busy harbor where he observes the arrival and loading of ships,
Living Past, The (Part 2, 1953)
Set in the early 1900s, this film explores the transformative impact of the automobile on American society, highlighting its early
Patty Learns to Stop Look and Listen (1947)
In “Patty Learns to Stop Look and Listen,” young Patty Garmin moves with her family to a goat dairy farm.