To the People of the United States (1944)
The film addresses the urgent need to confront syphilis as a significant public health issue affecting the U.S. Armed Forces
Report on Puerto Rico, U.S.A. (1955)
The film highlights Puerto Rico’s rich history and cultural heritage, beginning with its discovery by Christopher Columbus in 1493. It
These People (1944)
The film discusses the transformation of American factories during World War II, highlighting their rapid shift from producing consumer goods
Marriage Today (1950)
The film discusses the complexities of modern marriage, highlighting the aspirations and challenges faced by young couples today. It emphasizes
Physical Aspects of Puberty (1953)
The film discusses the physical aspects of puberty as experienced by two adolescents, Johnny and Janie. It explains that puberty
What Makes a Fine Watch Fine? (1947)
The film discusses the significance of fine watches, emphasizing their historical value, craftsmanship, and the intricate processes involved in their
In the Beginning (1937)
The film discusses the origins of life on Earth, tracing the evolution of various forms of life from primitive creatures
These Are the People (1944)
The film highlights the contributions of Kimberly Clark employees during wartime, emphasizing their roles in producing essential materials like paper
How Much Affection? (1958)
The film revolves around a young girl named Mary discussing her feelings for a boy named Jeff with her mother.
When Work Is Done (ca. 1943)
Discusses the challenges faced by small American towns overwhelmed by an influx of workers from rural areas seeking jobs in
News Magazine of the Screen, The (Vol. 5, Issue 10; Summer Review 1955)
The Summer Review 1955 issue of “News Magazine of the Screen” covers significant global events, including the Geneva Summit where
None for the Road: Teenage Drinking and Driving (1957)
“None for the Road” presents a narrative about the dangers of teenage drinking and driving. Dr. Charles Wentworth discusses the