The Durango Daredevil Strikes Again (1974)
Butch Bear gets angry because he can’t play piano in the school concert. To get even, he dresses up like
The Earth – Coastlines (1969)
Uses animation, wave tank, live-action photography, and underwater models to show how waves develop, how coastlines are shaped, and to
The Earth (silent, 1930s)
This 1930s educational film illustrates the interconnected forces of nature, celestial motion, and Earth’s geology through vivid animations and live
The Earth And Its Magnetic Field (1969)
Extending millions of miles into space, the earth’s magnetic field can be measured on the earth’s surface in terms of
The Earth In Motion (1936)
The film explains the evidence supporting the Earth’s shape and motion, highlighting observations such as a ship disappearing below the
The Earth Investigation (silent, 1975)
“The Earth Investigation” is a silent film created in 1975 by Willis Simms and his Animated Art class at Hughes
The Earth Worm (1937)
The film discusses the vital role of earthworms in enriching and aerating the soil through their burrowing and feeding habits.
The Earth: Its Oceans (1960)
A comprehensive study which reveals the changing pattern of the ocean’s surface, the living and non-living things in the waters,
The Earth: Resources In The Crust (1960)
Surveys the major useful organic and mineral substances that are found in the earth’s crust. Classifies the resources as the
The Earth: Volcanoes (1970)
The film explores the geological phenomena related to volcanoes, detailing how high temperatures and pressures beneath the Earth’s surface lead
The Earth’s Movements (1972)
Uses animation, models, and live action to show the four movements of the earth and their effect on our planet.
The Ebony Shrine (1930)
Follows Mr. Tom Terce, known as the Vagabond director, as he explores Guatemala’s rich history and culture. He visits ancient