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,
Television Commercials 1950s-1960s
The content is a transcript of various 1950s and 1960s television commercials promoting products like Country Corn Flakes, Alka-Seltzer, Dristan,
Social Security Story (1970?)
“Social Security Story” features a conversation between characters Tim, Nancy, and Mr. Baxter about the importance of Social Security. Nancy,
Prom, The : It’s A Pleasure! (1961)
The film **”The Prom”** is a nostalgic instructional guide on the etiquette and excitement surrounding a high school prom, narrated
Tragedy or Hope (1972)
The film “Tragedy or Hope” is a dramatic, pro-capitalist narrative that seeks to highlight “what’s right with America” in response
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