Pueblo Heritage (1950)
In December 1888, Colorado cowboys discovered a remarkable archaeological site at Mesa Verde, revealing a silent city of stone built
Moon Travel (1960s)
The film explores the potential experience of traveling to the Moon, highlighting the scientific research being conducted to understand lunar
Military Prisoners: Part V. Correctional Treatment (1960)
The film discusses the Army’s correctional treatment program for military prisoners, emphasizing the importance of understanding the motivations behind offenses
Making Books (1947)
The film illustrates the process of bookmaking, starting from an author’s manuscript to the final printed book. It details the
Finger Painting Methods (1953)
Discusses the importance of finger painting in nursery schools, highlighting its joy for children and the need for proper preparation
Building a Highway (1948)
The film details the extensive process of building a highway, showcasing the various steps involved from surveying the land to
Introduction to Foreign Trade (1951)
The film discusses the significance of foreign trade in relation to nationalism and internationalism. It emphasizes that while countries seek
Triangles: Types And Uses (1962)
Discusses the properties and types of triangles, explaining that a triangle is a closed figure with three sides and angles.
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Bully, The (1952)
The film revolves around a group of classmates planning a picnic while dealing with a bully named Chick Allen, who
Where the Sun Reigns! (1955)
The film “Where the Sun Reigns” showcases a family’s visit to Dade County, Florida, highlighting its attractions and vibrant lifestyle.
California Is Climate (ca. 1958)
The film discusses the impact of climate on life in the Metropolitan Oakland Area (MOA), highlighting its mild, even temperatures