Pavement Pounding (1935)
The film discusses the importance of foot health and the impact of poorly designed shoes on foot conditions. It highlights
Meter Man (1940s?)
The film tells the true story of Leon, a meter inspector for Consolidated Edison in New York City, whose life
Caution at the Crossroads (1950s)
The film “Caution at the Crossroads” serves as a driver training session focusing on the importance of safety at intersections.
The Fur – Lined Foxhole (1964)
“The Fur-Lined Foxhole” explores the complexities of suburban living in America during the 1960s, particularly in Wheeling, Illinois. It highlights
Mary Learns Her Traffic Lesson (1940s)
In “Mary Learns Her Traffic Lesson,” Mary and her lamb learn important traffic safety rules. As Mary heads to school,
Contemporary Dance in Four Colleges (1952)
“Contemporary Dance in Four Colleges” is a 1952 Perry-Mansfield production that captures the innovative spirit of mid-century American dance education.
What’s Happening to Television, reel 1 (1966)
The film discusses the evolution and current state of television, reflecting on its original purpose as an educational and entertainment
What’s Happening to Television, reel 2 (1966)
The film discusses the discrepancies in television ratings and their impact on programming decisions. A study reveals that a significant
Sons of the Surf (silent, ca. 1920s)
“Sons of the Surf” is a 1920s silent educational film that captures the early spirit of surfing at Waikiki Beach,
Wonderful World of Tupperware, The (1960s)
“The Wonderful World of Tupperware” is a corporate film that offers an in-depth look at the manufacturing and cultural phenomenon
Arabian Nights Jubilee (1961)
The 1961 Arabian Nights Jubilee was a grand Tupperware sales convention held in Orlando, Florida, where over 1,000 salespeople gathered
World That Nature Forgot, The (1955)
This film explores the intricate relationship between nature and the synthetic world of plastics, detailing how man has harnessed natural