Astronauts: United States Project Mercury (1960)
The film “Astronauts: United States Project Mercury,” released in 1960, documents the rigorous training of America’s first seven astronauts as
Ralph Waldo Emerson (silent, 1920s)
A silent biography of American author Ralph Waldo Emerson, highlighting its focus on visual interpretations of his works rather than
WXYZ (1969)
The film highlights the vibrant atmosphere of WXYZ radio station in Detroit, showcasing its dedicated team of DJs and their
Your Town USA (1948)
Jam Handy Film. The film depicts a typical day in a small American town, showcasing the daily activities and interactions
You Cannot Walk Alone (1950s)
The film discusses the importance of community support and interdependence as illustrated through the experiences of Granddad and his grandson
V-Men (1941)
The film discusses the importance of nutrition and the impact of cooking methods on the vitamin content of food. It
A Gift For My Son (1950s)
The film revolves around John Edgar, a dedicated community member who struggles to balance his commitments to his town, family,
A Cup For Adam’s Ale (1950s)
The film discusses the importance of water and wood resources to pioneers, highlighting how water supply has become critical due
As The Wheels Turn (1950)
A Jam Handy picture. The film is a promotional piece for the new Chevrolet, highlighting its advanced features designed for
AV Geeks 16mm Lunch 2-28-2025
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Adjustments After Check Flight (1944)
Discusses the importance of check flights after major repairs on airplanes, highlighting common issues such as nose heaviness and tail
War Department Report (1943?)
The film presents an official report from the U.S. War Department addressing the military situation during World War II, specifically