Heritage for Victory (ca. 1940)
The film discusses the historical development of communication technology through the lens of Western Electric and its key figures, particularly
Banks and Credit (1948)
The film discusses the role of commercial banks in serving individuals and businesses. It explains how banks manage deposits, create
This Nation’s Power (1940)
The film discusses America’s evolution into a powerful nation built on faith, courage, and industrial progress. It highlights the development
Arranging the Tea Table (1946)
The film discusses the etiquette and considerations for arranging a tea table. It emphasizes the importance of using appropriate tablecloths,
Gateway To The Mind (1958)
Part of the Bell Science Series. The program explores the human senses, referencing Aristotle’s early work on sensory perception. It
Fun Factory (1959)
The film discusses the history of motion pictures, focusing on the Fun Factory, a production studio led by Max Sennett.
Friendship Seven (1962)
The film details the historic launch of Astronaut John Glenn aboard the Friendship 7 spacecraft on February 20, 1962. It
World Cultures And Youth: Serma’s Mask (1980)
The film features a 16-year-old dancer, Asama Samiur, from Bali, who is preparing to take over as the lead dancer
World Cultures And Youth: Jafar’s Blue Tiles (1980)
Jaffar, a 14-year-old boy from a small Iranian village, shares his summer adventure involving the restoration of a 666-year-old dome
Firearms Examinations (1950s)
The FBI’s Firearms Identification Unit specializes in identifying firearms based on bullets and cartridge cases from crime scenes. In a
Universal Newsreel (1963)
President Kennedy addressed the 18th United Nations General Assembly, highlighting a hopeful atmosphere and proposing joint U.S.-Soviet cooperation in space
Universal Newsreel (1934)
The Dalai Lama safely arrives in India after a 14-day trek, escaping Chinese repression. He accuses China of breaking promises