Cow And The Sprite (1949)
In a whimsical tale set in Ireland, a cheerful Sprite named Johnny interacts with a fearsome cow and a wise
Dairy Belt (1962)
The film discusses the significance of milk as a wholesome food source in the diets of people in the United
Daniel Boone (1950)
The film recounts the life of Daniel Boone, a legendary frontiersman who played a pivotal role in settling Kentucky. Born
Daniel Webster (1950)
The film chronicles the life of Daniel Webster, an influential American statesman, orator, and lawyer born in 1782. Initially a
Delegating Work (1959)
The film depicts a conversation between Joe and Dy, where Joe expresses frustration about his inability to rely on his
Acid-Base Indicators (1962)
This educational film explores acid-base indicators and their color changes in response to acidity. It demonstrates how substances like tea,
Different Kinds of Love (1972)
This animated film emphasizes the importance of self-love and the various forms of love that exist in the world. It
Addendum To A College Bulletin (1970s)
The video discusses the evolution of Queens College, highlighting its transformation from a small teaching school to a major university
Adventure In Science: The Size Of Things (1959)
The film explores the concepts of size, weight, and strength using the example of Jonathan Swift’s “Gulliver’s Travels.” It explains
What Is Sound? (1949)
The film “What Is Sound?” from 1949 explores the concept of sound, explaining that sound is produced by vibrations of
What Makes Rain? (1946)
The film is a whimsical explanation of the water cycle, presented as a response to a child’s letter about rain.
Tropical Opossums (silent, 1930s)
This silent film from the 1930s provides a charming and detailed look into the lives of various opossums, showcasing their