General Electric Summer Theater segment (1960s)
The General Electric summer theater segment features discussions about advancements in technology, specifically focusing on guided missiles. A guided missile
Getting Along (1969)
Emphasizes the role that hands play when a quarrel between two playmates is settled by an elderly man.
Getting Even (1969)
Portrays the revenge taken by a group of girls upon the boys who disrupted their soccer game. Non-narrated.
Getting Angry (1966)
Shows how a teacher quiets an argument that erupts when a student’s model space capsule is hit by a ball.
From Dawn to Sunset (1937)
The film describes a day in America where workers rise with the dawn to engage in productive labor. It emphasizes
Round and Round (Widgets) 1939
The film describes a factory where skilled workers produce “widgets,” representing various manufactured goods. Customers, including farmers, coal miners, and
Sinclair Driveway Selling and Appearance (ca. 1963, silent)
This film segment captures a classic roadside Sinclair gas station scene from the late 1950s or early 1960s. The car
Well Mannered Look, The
The film discusses the evolution of clothing from historical times to modern-day, emphasizing the importance of appropriate dress for students.
Basic Typing, Part I: Methods (1944)
The film discusses the evolution and significance of typewriters in business and women’s roles, showcasing various models from the Bert
Search, The (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) 1955
The film discusses a report on advancements in automatic machines, featuring Professor Donald B. Campbell from MIT. The narrative highlights
Arteries of New York City (1941)
The film discusses the transportation arteries of New York City, highlighting how the city functions as a hub for millions
Industry on Parade: Plastic Age Anniversary / Fantastic War Production / Housefly’s Nemesis
The film discusses the advancements in the plastic industry, highlighting the significant growth of companies like Rogers Plastic Corporation, which