Most Viewed Year 1953 - 120

Explains that, in communication, There are five elements to be expressed: who, what, to whom, how & what effect. Points out the need for mutual...

Illustrates the behavior of boys organized in clubs, each of which is run either on democratic principles, an autocratic principles, or as a...

A chorus of kitchen salesmen sings an inspirational song to rally the rest of the troops.

A dramatization which explains the essential purposes of money as a medium of exchange, analyzes factors which affect the value of the dollar, and...

Analysis of a child's fear of darkness leads him and us to understand the nature and kinds of fear.

Learning to accept defeat with grace comes hard to a habitual winner.

"America's Number One Salesman", Arthur Godfrey, sits down and rambles on how proud you must be to be a Frigidaire salesperson. ESPECIALLY with the...

How teenagers can cultivate good manners by manifesting a real desire to get along with others.

Typical day of work for Art Williams, salesman of sporting goods. Preparations at home for next day's work, fills out reports, estimates sales...

Shows how a teacher, by helping a first-grade child to discover his need for learning, teaches him to read, write, and do arithmetic.

Short independent sc-fi animation by Toonder Studio’s, sponsored by Phillips.

Educational safety film produced by the Fresno Police

Made in 1953, Study in Optical Rhythm is an examination of the visual functions of rhythm. His best known film, it was drawn and painted directly...

Documentary short (Kulturfilm) about East Frisia.

Short film by Robert Vickrey.

Short film by Robert Vickrey.

Experimental filmmaker James Davis draws parallels between reflective surfaces both real and artificial.

"Spy Heart" - A fisherman is seduced by a young spy who has helped his brother, blind from birth, to get a job as a singer on the radio. But the...

The ideal classroom is still as a tomb according to this vintage Coronet Instructional short. First we see a mildly chaotic room of first graders who...