Nation at Your Fingertips, The (1951)
Discusses the evolution of telephone service in America, highlighting the city of Englewood, New Jersey, as the first town to
Negro Colleges in Wartime (ca. 1944)
During wartime, American colleges and universities are adapting their educational programs to meet the urgent demand for skilled manpower in
Other Fellow’s Feelings, The (1951)
Discusses a situation in a classroom involving two students, Judy and Jack. Judy brings her first perfume to school, which
Problems of Housing (1944)
Discusses the current state of American housing, highlighting that many homes are outdated and lack modern conveniences despite advancements in
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Turnabout Man (1936)
Ultimately, a promotional film for Chevrolet, it has a conversation between two individuals, one of whom, Mayor Whitman, is blamed
Princess and the Pauper, The (1939)
Ultimately a promotional cartoon by Jam Handy for Chevrolet, the story revolves around a king who announces that his daughter
Rivers of the Pacific Slope (1947)
The film “Rivers of the Pacific Slope” explores the importance and development of major river systems in the western United
Just a Spark! (1937)
This promotional film for Chevrolet dramatizes the peril of a forest fire started by a careless fisherman discarding a cigarette,
Steel: A Symphony of Industry (1936)
The film **”Steel: A Symphony of Industry”** presents a visual and auditory journey through the steel industry, showcasing the immense
Taking the Air (1941)
Ultimately a promotional piece for Chevrolet, this film discusses the evolution of aviation and the importance of streamlining in enhancing
Free Air (1937)
This Jam Handy promotional film for Chevrolet explores the essential role of air in both human life and modern technology,