American Revolution: The War Years (1954)
The film chronicles the American Revolution, highlighting key events from the initial call for liberty to the ultimate victory at
Lincoln Center (1967)
The film discusses the development and significance of Lincoln Center in New York City, highlighting its architectural beauty, cultural impact,
Breaking of the Sound Barrier (1947)
The film documents the historic flight of the X1 aircraft, piloted by Captain Chuck Yeager, on October 14, 1947, when
Temperware (1970s)
A discussion about using Temperware for dinner parties, highlighting its versatility for cooking, serving, and aesthetics. The hosts share a
F-4 Air Combat Tactics (1968)
The film discusses the F-4 Phantom II, a versatile tactical fighter used for various missions including air superiority and ground
Kolb and the Canyon (1980s?)
This film recounts the adventures of the Kolb brothers, Ellsworth and Emory, who explored and documented the Grand Canyon in
Food: A Film Lesson in Health and Hygiene (silent, 1928)
The silent film “Food: A Film Lesson in Health and Hygiene” by De Vry School Films Inc. focuses on educating
Weightlessness Training For Astronauts, Brooks Afb, Texas (silent, 1960)
Coverage of three astronauts—John H. Glenn, Virgil I. Grissom, and Alan B. Shepard—who were observed in an F-100F aircraft, wearing
United States Naval Academy (Reel 2, 1940s)
The film captures the experiences of midshipmen at the US Naval Academy during their summer cruise, where they gain practical
United States Naval Academy (Reel 1, 1940s)
The film presents a personal account of a midshipman’s experience at the United States Naval Academy. It describes the rigorous
Herald Tribune Youth Forum (1940s)
Documents the fifth annual forum organized by the New York Herald Tribune, which brings together over 100 high school students
Furry Creatures: A Film Lesson in Nature Study (silent, 1927)
“Furry Creatures: A Film Lesson in ‘Nature Study'” is a 1927 educational film produced by De Vry School Films Inc.