Up In Smoke (1960)
**”Up in Smoke”** is a satirical film set in the American South, centered on a tobacco company run by a
My Dad’s Company (1946)
The film **”My Dad’s Company”** tells the story of an electrical utility company through the perspective of an employee and
American Engineer (1956)
Discusses the significant contributions of American engineers across various fields, highlighting their role in advancing technology and improving quality of
General Motors Around the World Part I (1927)
This collection of 1927 film reels showcases General Motors’ global operations, with footage from cities such as Osaka, Stockholm, Melbourne,
Precisely So (1937)
Discusses the evolution of measurement techniques throughout history, emphasizing the transition from primitive methods to modern precision instruments. It highlights
Peg Leg Pedro (1938)
This animated promotional film includes a sailor’s narrative about his experiences and interactions with pirates. The sailor expresses his longing
Triumph of America (1933)
Discusses the industrial advancements in America, highlighting the country’s ability to produce a vast array of goods efficiently through modern
Snap Out of It! (Emotional Balance) 1951
Discusses the emotional challenges students face when dealing with report cards and performance expectations. A boy named Howard struggles with
[Home Movies: Parade of Krewe of Rex, New Orleans, February 25, 1941]
This home movie captures the vibrant scenes of Mardi Gras Day in New Orleans. It begins with great close-ups of
[Home Movie: Bernstein Silver Collection San Francisco, 1940]
This home movie provides a visual journey through several iconic San Francisco landmarks and events in 1940. The film starts
Food for Fighters (circa 1940s)
Discusses advancements in military nutrition, highlighting how the Army Quartermaster Corps utilizes scientific research to improve soldiers’ diets. It explains
It Takes All Kinds (1950)
The content discusses the complexities of relationships and the importance of accepting partners for who they truly are, rather than