Exciting World of Stevens Fabrics, The (silent footage, 1962)
This silent footage showcases a visually varied collection of scenes, blending industrial, domestic, and nature imagery with a touch of
Someone’s In the Kitchen (raw silent footage, 1960s)
This film offers an artful glimpse into mid-century domestic life, focusing on close-up shots of cooking, food preparation, and household
America’s Presidents (ca 1950s)
The film is a historical overview of the Presidents of the United States, highlighting their contributions and significant events during
Industries of the United States: Steel / The Hardest Metal in the World (non-narrative, 1931)
This non-narrative, stark black-and-white film captures the intense and rhythmic world of a steel mill, set to the powerful music
Speeding Speech (ca. 1950s)
The film discusses the advancements in long-distance telephone calling, particularly focusing on operator toll dialing, which enhances the speed and
Communications Primer, A (1954)
This Eames film discusses the fundamental aspects of communication, illustrating how messages are transmitted, received, and potentially distorted through various
How Man Made Day (1946)
The film discusses the evolution of artificial light from ancient times to the modern era. Initially, humans relied on fire
Pages from an Open Book (ca. 1949)
In 1947, Metropolitan Life Insurance Company experienced a strong financial year, with a record $671 million in payments to policyholders
Reasons Why, The (1959)
RCA Victor emphasizes the importance of quality in television manufacturing through rigorous research, design, and testing processes. Their commitment to
American Girl, An (ca. 1950s)
The film revolves around a conversation among a group of young friends, highlighting themes of identity, prejudice, and the impact
Invisible Diplomats (1965)
The film revolves around the daily operations at a business switchboard, highlighting the interactions between Connie, Kelly, and their colleagues.
Something to Be Proud Of (1951)
The film “Something to Be Proud Of” (1951) showcases the positive impact of a home for children, emphasizing the personal