Toute La Bande: Aventure En Mer (1970)
This French foreign language film narrates a story about two boys, Vic and Jean-Louis, who go on a boating adventure
Secret of American Production, The (1955)
Discusses the unique political and economic system established by America’s founding fathers, emphasizing the importance of freedoms such as the
Murder on the Screen (1958)
A humorous story about a “detective’s” efforts to track down the guilty person who committed a “murder.” The victim is
Salt from the Earth (1944)
Explores the origins, mining methods, and industrial uses of salt. It describes how salt is naturally deposited through geological processes
Town, The (1945)
The film “The Town” offers an idealized depiction of life in Madison, Indiana, portraying the democratic and social values of
Word to the Wives, A (ca. 1955)
This comical film centers around two housewives, one of whom devises a clever plan to help the other, Jane, get
Where Does It Get You? (1946)
The content emphasizes the importance of agility, stamina, and judgment in various aspects of life, including sports, academics, and everyday
Drug Addiction (1951)
Discusses the serious issue of drug addiction, particularly among youth, detailing how seemingly harmless substances like marijuana and heroin can
Mexican Moods (1942)
This 1942 travelogue film, directed by Aldo Ermini and sponsored by the Office of the Coordinator of Inter-American Affairs, showcases
[Home Movies: Wathen Collection: “Frisco Fair / Pacific Northwest”, 1939-1940]
This home movie captures various locations and events from the late 1930s and early 1940s, including scenic drives and cultural
Telephone and Telegraph (1946)
Discusses the evolution and significance of telephone and telegraph communication, highlighting advancements since Samuel Morse’s telegraph invention in 1844 and
Radiological Defense (1961)
Discusses the importance of radiological defense in the event of a nuclear attack on the United States. It outlines the