Early 1970s Television Commercials
The content features a compilation of early 1970s television commercials promoting various products. Highlights include advertisements for Alexis Leen wines,
Pontiac Styling Picture (1954)
The Pontiac Styling Picture is a 1954 silent color film footage showcasing the 1955 Pontiac Star Chief Sedan, produced as
0633 Tribune American Dream Picture (silent, 1924)
The Tribune-American Dream Picture is a surreal black-and-white film from 1924 sponsored by the American Theatre and the Oakland Tribune.
Colaci Family Adventures: Life and Travel, 1952–1956 (silent)
This color home movie footage from 1952–1956 captures moments in the lives of the Colaci family, featuring recreational activities and
Welcome Home: San Francisco’s 363rd Regiment Parade, 1919 (silent)
This 1919 black-and-white silent footage captures the triumphant return of San Francisco’s 363rd Regiment from World War I. The film
Éamon de Valera in San Francisco: 1919 Parade and Speeches (silent)
This archival footage from 1919 captures Irish President Éamon de Valera’s visit to San Francisco, featuring scenes of a parade
Scuola Fascista, La [Fascist School, The] 1946
“Fascist School” depicts a structured educational environment for children under the fascist regime, emphasizing military discipline, national pride, and practical
Brandon (ca. 1940s)
The film explores the rich history of Lowa Brandon, a historic plantation located on the James River in Virginia. Established
Animals in the Service of Man (ca. 1944)
Narration by Lowell Thomas. The film “Animals in the Service of Man” explores the vital role that animals play in
What You Should Know About Biological Warfare (1951)
The film discusses the dangers of biological warfare (BW) and its potential impact on civilian populations, emphasizing the importance of
Tomorrow Television (1945)
The film “Tomorrow Television” explores the future of television as a significant post-war development, emphasizing its potential to enrich lives
Dance International Fountain (1940)
The film details the creation of the International Fountain designed by Malvina Hoffman, showcasing the process of sculpting and modeling