What Mr Bell Had in Mind (1954)
“What Mr. Bell Had in Mind” is a playful 1954 black-and-white short that creatively blends historical homage with Hollywood wit.
[Chunky Television Commercials with Arnold Stang, 1950s]
The film features a series of humorous and energetic television commercials for Chunky chocolate bars, starring Arnold Stang. The commercials
Americans At Work: Government Workers (ca. 1960)
“Government Workers” made by the AFL-CIO is a black-and-white short film from around 1960 that offers a comprehensive look at
The Harvest of the Years : A Story of the Triumph of an Idea (1938)
“Harvest of the Years: A Story of the Triumph of an Idea” is a 1938 industrial film that celebrates the
[Television commercials : Sunbeam Bread Spots, ca. 1960s]
A compilation Sunbeam Bread commercials emphasizing the energy-boosting benefits of their bread, showcasing children and a cowboy character, Hopalong Cassidy,
[Jam Handy Animation Sample Reel, 1940s]
A compilation of animated segments by Jam Handy Productions. Contains samples from Solar and Terrestrial Radiation (U.S. Navy); Skylines Unlimited
Far Speaking (ca. 1935)
In a lighthearted conversation, a couple discusses the revolutionary invention of the telephone, initially doubting its practicality. The husband, John,
A Right to Health – Neighborhood Health Centers in Profile (1969)
The film highlights the innovative approach of Neighborhood Health Centers, particularly the Montefiore Neighborhood Health Center in the Bronx, which
[Jam Handy Technical Photography Sample, Reel 23, 1940s]
The film compilation shows off some of the unique technical camera work Jam Handy Productions had done for their films.
San Francisco by the Golden Gate (1932)
The film showcases the beauty and history of San Francisco, highlighting its transformation from an Indian Mission Village in 1776
Horse Raising (1950s)
The film explores the breeding and raising of horses in the United States, highlighting the growth in horse population and
Farming Takes Skill (1950s)
This vintage film showcases the seasonal activities at Mr. Reed’s farm, highlighting the importance of skilled farming and labor management.