News Magazine of the Screen, The (Vol. 2, Issue 6) 1952
French President Benson Oriole visited the United States for the first time in history, accompanied by Foreign Minister Robert Schumann.
What Bird Is That? Three Shore And Water Birds
Silent film. Identifies American birds. We digitized and uploaded this film from the Prelinger Archive. Email us at footage@avgeeks.com if
[Untitled Transportation In NYC]
This film follows the operations of the Port of New York Authority, an agency created to unify terminal operations and
Art In Aluminum
This film explores the use of aluminum as a medium for expressing art in the 20th century. It follows an
Rush Hour Space Age (1966)
Discusses freeway traffic problems in large cities. Shows how major world communities are using science and technology to restore balance
Radioisotopes in Medicine (1958)
This film follows the production of radioisotopes from the Oak Ridge reactor and Abbott Radiopharmaceutical plant, to their packaging and
New UHF Conversion Flexibility (silent, 1959)
Silent footage of adding UHF reception to an RCA television set. TELEVISION SETS RECEIVERS ULTRA HIGH FREQUENCIES CONVERTERS TUNERS
News Magazine of the Screen May, 1952
“War of Maneuver in Korea”; “Milestones: French premier Rene Pleven visits the U.S. to strengthen French-American unity in both Europe
Safety Demonstration On The Single- Surface Planer (1970)
Film photographed in modern high school facilities, using current shop equipment and the latest techniques. An important feature of this
Rumor (1954)
Traces the course of a rumor, how it starts, spreads and its results. Discusses ways of dealing with rumors. We digitized
Tale Of Two Cities (1946)
A documentary record of the effects of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki We digitized and uploaded this film from
Rikki – The Baby Monkey (1949)
Shows a rhesus monkey family in its native habitat, pointing out the physical characteristics and behavior patterns which make monkeys