What About Drinking? (1954)
Revolves around a group of friends discussing their differing opinions on drinking alcohol after hearing about a car accident involving
General Screen Advertising Shorts (ca. 1936 – 1940)
Features various advertisements and promotional segments showcasing different products and services. It highlights the appeal of “something extra” in consumer
Health: Your Posture (1953)
The film discusses the importance of good posture for health and self-esteem, illustrated through the character Adrine, who struggles with
Home Electrical Appliances (1944)
The film discusses the scientific principles behind common home electrical appliances. It explains the electrical circuits that supply energy to
Three Smart Daughters (Singer Screen Ad) 1940
A humorous advertisement where a father struggles to afford new dresses for his three daughters attending a party. The Singer
Truth About Taxes, The (1940)
The film discusses the burden of taxes on American workers, emphasizing that everyone contributes to government expenses, while the wealthy
Claes Oldenberg (1966)
Claes Oldenburg discusses his artistic process, emphasizing the importance of approaching each show with a fresh perspective, akin to starting
Clown Of God (1982)
An elderly Franciscan priest, once a successful juggler, has no tangible gift for the Holy Child and cannot join the
Citizenship At Home
The film captures various moments of a family engaging in both household and community activities, emphasizing themes of responsibility, family
Clap! (1969)
Portrays situations in which people clap to have fun and to express appreciation. Not narrated.
Kodak Sales Training Conference Film (silent)
Kodak Sales Training Conference Film (silent) We digitized and uploaded this film from the A/V Geeks 16mm Archive. Email us at
Days of Our Years (1955)
The film reflects on the fragility of life and the consequences of accidents, particularly in a railroad town setting. It