Exploring the Human Nervous System (1963)
Exploring the Human Nervous System (1963), produced by Churchill Films in collaboration with the National Committee for Research in Neurological
An End To Darkness (1950)
The film follows the journey of a young man who reflects on his childhood in a village steeped in tradition
Safety In The Home (3rdEd , 1965)
The film emphasizes the importance of safety at home, illustrating that most accidents occur in familiar environments where people feel
Eight Parts Of A Business Letter (1944)
The film discusses the significance of letter writing in American business and government, highlighting the vast number of letters sent
Creating Instructional Materials (1963)
Creating Instructional Materials (1963) emphasizes the value of well-designed educational aids through a series of realistic classroom scenes. Produced by
The Hoja Tries To Please All (1950s)
The film features a narrative about Nasr-ed-din Hoja, who learns a valuable lesson about the futility of trying to please
Focus On Berlin (1961)
The film chronicles the history of Berlin from 1939 to the 1960s, highlighting the rise and fall of Nazi Germany,
Animals In Autumn (1957)
The film explores how various animals prepare for winter during autumn. It highlights the migration of birds like robins and
Our Post Office (Revised Ed, 1965)
In this educational film, siblings Susan and Jimmy Gray prepare to send a birthday gift to their mother through the
The Donkey’s Barley Ration (1950s)
Marionettes! The film follows a donkey named Slowfoot and his owner, Nasr-ed-din Hoja, in a quaint town where they
Puerto Rico Votes to Keep Commonwealth Status (1967)
In 1967, the Puerto Rican Legislative Assembly enacted the Plebiscite Act, enabling a referendum on the island’s political status, which
Pauahi Crater Eruption (silent, 1979)
Pauahi Crater, located in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, is a significant volcanic feature measuring 2,000 feet long, 1,300 feet wide,