Overture to Rosamunde (1940)
*Overture to Rosamunde* (1940) is a **9-minute performance film** produced by **Commonwealth Pictures Corporation**, featuring the **National Philharmonic Orchestra** performing
AV Geeks 16mm Lunch 3-27-2025
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Cutting an External National Fine Thread (1941)
Jam Handy! Provides a detailed overview of the process of cutting screw threads on a lathe. It explains the different
Light Beam Named Ray (1973)
Introduces the concept of light through the character Ray, a personification of light beams. Ray explains the origins of light,
Leisure Time Photography (1980)
The film features world-class photographer Freeman Patterson, who emphasizes the importance of creativity and perspective in photography. He believes that
Millions Of Pies (1970)
“Millions Of Pies” is an educational film that explores how machines assist in food production, particularly in making pies and
Everyone’s A Winner (1976)
The film focuses on a physical education class where students participate in fitness tests designed to measure their physical performance,
Is A Career In The Service Industries For You? (1972)
This film explores career opportunities in the service industries, emphasizing the importance of planning for the workforce. It highlights various
That’s Me (1963)
Features Alan Arkin. The film features a conversation between a social worker and a young Puerto Rican man named Juan,
Alexander Who Used To Be Rich Last Sunday (1989)
“Alexander Who Used to Be Rich Last Sunday” follows a young boy named Alexander who reflects on how he lost
The Changing Face Of Eastern Europe (1969)
The film “The Changing Face of Eastern Europe” explores the evolution of Eastern European nations under Soviet influence post-World War
AV Geeks 16mm Lunch 3-26-2025
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