Declaration Of Independence By The Colonies (1955)
The film depicts the historical events leading to the Declaration of Independence by the thirteen American colonies in 1776. It
Conservation Laws In Zero-G (1974)
In this educational film, scientist pilot Owen Garot discusses the principles of conservation laws demonstrated during the Skylab missions in
Chartres (French, 1962?)
The film features a conversation about a visit to Chartres, highlighting the beauty of the old town and its famous
Carcassonne (French, 1962?)
The film explores the city of Carcassonne, highlighting its historical walls and towers constructed at different times. The narrator expresses
Library Organization (1951)
The film illustrates the contrasting ways students utilize a library, focusing on two characters, Jean and Tom. While Jean struggles
Singing Wires (ca. 1951)
The film “Singing Wires” tells the story of Bob, a young farmer who is inspired by the modern farming methods
Fitting Faces (ca. 1940)
The film explores the intersection of beauty and science, focusing on how makeup and eyewear can enhance a person’s appearance
Family Life (1949)
The Millers, a family struggling with disorganization and dissatisfaction, decide to implement a structured approach to improve their home life.
Frigidaire Presents Arthur Godfrey (1954)
In this vintage promotional film, Arthur Godfrey addresses salesmen and dealers, expressing enthusiasm for the 1954 Frigidaire products. He emphasizes
Pathe News Christmas with Their Cameramen and Crews Round the World (1950)
The film features a series of Christmas greetings from various locations around the world, including Hollywood, Chicago, Mexico, and Tokyo.
Schools to the South (1942)
The film explores the educational landscape in Latin America, highlighting the challenges and progress in providing education to children across
Pierre and Candy (1961?)
In this vintage film, a man reflects on his tumultuous relationships with women, particularly focusing on a captivating woman named