The Library Is… (1968)
Explores the historical significance of libraries and the role of librarians as custodians of knowledge. It reflects on the evolution
The Life Of Christ In Art (1956)
The film presents a visual narrative of the life of Jesus Christ, as depicted in the four Gospels: Matthew, Mark,
The Little Angels of Korea (Korean, 1960s)
The film features a Korean children’s dance troupe, consisting of 25 girls and one boy, who toured the United States,
The Little Engine That Could (1963)
Animated classic tale about the little railroad engine that pulls a trainload of toys up the side of a mountain
The Little Red Hen (1950)
Tells the story of a little red hen. Combines art and live animals We digitized and uploaded this film from the
The Little Rooster That Made The Sun Rise (1961)
Animated story of the rooster who discovers that his crowing does not make the sun rise, but who acquires pride
The Little Swiss Wood Carver (silent, 1930s)
This 1930s film follows a young boy as he learns the art of wood carving from an older man in
The Little Tree That Had A Dream (1969)
“The Little Tree That Had a Dream” is a 1969 film directed by Johanna Alemann, presented by Alemann Films. This
The Little We Have (mid 1960s)
A very roundabout argument for increasing the radio spectrum bandwidth for public safety. Made to be shown to officials to lobby for changes in the law. It takes a while to get to the point which is an argument for increasing the radio spectrum bandwidth for public safety. Made to be shown to officials to […]
The Liverwort: Alteration of Generations (1965)
The film discusses liverworts and mosses, primitive land plants found in humid places near water sources. Liverworts have two groups:
The Living Cell: DNA (1976)
The film explores the concept of life and living organisms, highlighting how they can be found in various environments, from
The Living City (1953)
The film “The Living City” explores the complexities of urban renewal in American cities, highlighting the challenges of blight, congestion,