Apache Indian Friends (1975)
Features Hayden Anderson and White Mon Py, who introduce themselves and share insights about their lives on the Fort Apache
Rocking Horse Cowboy (1976)
“Rocking Horse Cowboy” reflects on the life of a seasoned cowboy who reminisces about his experiences, challenges, and the changing
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
Indian Art Of The Pueblos (1976)
The film explores the rich cultural heritage of the Pueblo peoples in the southwestern United States, showcasing their ancient settlements
Pamela Wong’s Birthday For Grandma (1977)
One of our favorite films!! The film follows Pamela Wong as she prepares for her grandmother’s birthday celebration. Excited about
Women At Work: Change, Choice, Challenge (1977)
The film discusses the evolving role of women in the workforce, emphasizing that women have diverse career choices and the
The Amish: A People Of Preservation (1976)
The film explores the history and lifestyle of the Amish community, tracing their origins from Swiss dissenters in the 17th
Archeological Dating: Retracing Time (1976)
The film documents the work of archaeologists excavating ancient ruins in the southwestern United States, focusing on the Salmon ruins
Rembrandt (1978)
The film explores the life and work of the renowned 17th-century painter Rembrandt van Rijn, highlighting the vibrant art scene
Play The Shopping Game (1977)
The film “Play The Shopping Game” is an educational program that teaches viewers about consumer skills and economic principles through
Build Your Economic Power (1977)
The film “Build Your Economic Power” focuses on teaching viewers about personal finance, budgeting, saving, and investing. It emphasizes the
First Fifty: EBE’s Golden Anniversary Retrospective (1978)
Features EBE’s long time narrator, James Brill! The film discusses the evolution of educational sound films, starting from early silent