Blocks – A Material For Creative Play (1950s?)
The film showcases children engaging in creative play using various types of blocks. These blocks serve as a medium for
One Saturday Morning (1976)
The Teton Dam collapsed on June 5, 1976, releasing 80 billion gallons of water and causing widespread destruction in the
Beisbol Para Expertos (Spanish, 1950s?)
In Spanish. The film discusses the history and techniques of baseball, a sport that originated in the United States over
One Wide River To Cross (1968)
Read by Diahann Carroll. The film features the folk song “One Wide River to Cross,” which narrates the biblical story
Back To Basics (1984)
The film follows Charlie, a driver who faces the daily challenges of his job, including navigating traffic, managing paperwork, and
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Second World War : D-Day (1962)
The film recounts the events leading up to D-Day during World War II, focusing on the crucial decisions made by
[Baked Goods Ads, 1960s]
These theatrical advertisements promote a bakery’s wide selection of fresh pastries and bread, emphasizing their quality ingredients and health benefits.
The Golden Rule: A Lesson For Beginners (1953)
“The Golden Rule – Lesson for Beginners,” a 1953 educational film produced by Coronet Films, explores the timeless ethical principle,
Highlights of Skylab Medical Program (1970s)
The Skylab Medical Program involved a series of missions where astronauts conducted extensive biomedical experiments in a weightless environment. The
Harry S Truman : The Man From Missouri (1976)
The film chronicles the life and presidency of Harry Truman, highlighting his journey from a Missouri farm boy to becoming
Hands (1940s)
The film explores the significance of hands in various aspects of life, highlighting their roles in joy, creativity, family, and