Cleanliness And Health (1949) Old TV Time 2024-02-29 | Cleanliness and Health by Coronet Instructional FilmsUses photomicrography to show dangerous tiny organisms which cause infections and diseases. Stresses the importance of cleanliness in maintaining good health.
Anatomy Of A Teenage Courtship • Are You Ready For Marriage (1970) Old TV Time 2024-02-28 | Examines the developing relationship between two high school students, with emphasis on emancipation from the emotional dependence on family, solving the identity problem, being capable of intimacy with the opposite sex, finding a social role compatible with one's lifestyle, and working out a value systemShows different approaches to the study of human behavior as scientists describe current studies in physical development, perception, learning, emotions, intelligence, aptitudes, and social behavior
Lets Have Fewer Colds (195) Old TV Time 2024-02-21 | Let's Have Fewer Colds by Coronet Instructional FilmsThe film deals with the problems of colds -- their cause, treatment and control. The opening scene shows a group of school children on the playground enjoying playing in the snow.
The Same Trip Every Family Took to Los Angeles In 1980 Old TV Time 2024-02-18 | All Aboard For California by Theresa JackowskiContributor Prelinger ArchivesTravelogue beginning with airplane landing in Los Angeles followed by tour of area attractions, including Grauman's Chinese Theatre, Universal Studios and the Queen Mary.
ZIP Code with the Swingin 6 • 1967 USPS Zip Code Promo Old TV Time 2024-02-02 | The USPS, the ZIP Code and the 60's!#usps #zipcode #springfield
VD • Name Your Contacts (1968) Old TV Time 2022-03-18 | VD: name your contacts by Coronet Instructional FilmsPublication date 1968Publisher Chicago : Coronet Instructional FilmsShows how people, faced with the possibility or reality of being infected with venereal disease, cope with their individual situationsSenior high through college age
What You Should Know About Biological Warfare (1952) Old TV Time 2022-03-01 | What You Should Know About Biological Warfareby Ray (Reid H.) Film IndustriesU.S. Federal Civil Defense AdministrationHow can we protect ourselves against the threats of germs and toxins? Cold War America gears up to fend off threats from unconventional bioweapons.
The Winners... The Losers Old TV Time 2021-12-31 | The Winners - The Losers by Caterpillar, CentronThe winner of an international forklift competition gives advice about safely using a forklift.
WJR One of a Kind (1966) Old TV Time 2020-10-10 | The Great Voice of the Great LakesStory of radio station WJR, Detroit. Many shots with local radio personalities in studio and people listening to the radio at home, in the ballpark at work and outdoors. Courtesy Prelinger Archives#WJR #Detroit
Peddlin Safety (1974) Old TV Time 2020-04-13 | Peddlin' Safety by Virginia Dept of EducationPublication date 1974Lots of seventies fashion and bikes. Discusses bicycle safety practices, including hand signaCourtesy avgeeks.com
Health Is A Victory (1942) Old TV Time 2020-03-21 | Describes the effects and treatment of gonorrhea. Advises possible victims of the disease to consult qualified physicians for an adequate diagnosis and to avoid self-treatment and the use of "quack" remedies. American Social Hygiene Association. Made by Willard Pictures.; Script, Walter Clarke; photographer, Norman Dyhrenfurth.
Hospitals For Disaster Old TV Time 2020-03-21 | Hospitals For Disaster by Public Health Service, U.S. Department of HEalth, Education, and Welfare
Teenage Conflict (1960) Old TV Time 2020-01-18 | Describes how a boy and his sister, who have rejected the Christian faith for new scientific concepts, are shown by a scientist the relationship between the scientific approach and Christian concepts.Teenage Conflict by Family FilmsPublication date 1960Teenage Film Series
Teenage Challenge (1958) Old TV Time 2020-01-16 | High school reporter Dave writes an essay for the school contest about the importance of finding God's will for his own life which causes quite a controversy. Teens weigh being popular party goers versus being a good Christian. Directed by William F. Claxton (“Bonanza”, “Twilight Zone”, “Eight Is Enough”) This film is part of a series for teenagers who are questioning their faith in a modern world that doesn't seem very friendly to Christians.Teenage Challenge by Family FilmsPublication date 1958
Skippy And The 3Rs (1953) Old TV Time 2020-01-15 | Shows how a teacher, by helping a first-grade child to discover his need for learning, teachers him to read, write, and do arithmetic.Skippy and the 3 R's by Irving RusinowPublication date 1953
Say No To Strangers! (1963) Old TV Time 2020-01-15 | Shows how children meet and correctly cope with situations calling upon them to remember each of the safety rules they have been taught.Say No To Strangersby Irvmar ProductionsPublication date 196
This Is Roller Skating Old TV Time 2019-12-20 | This Is Roller Skating by Roller Skating Foundation of AmericaChicago Roller Skate Co, Pepsi-Cola Co. A promotional film extolling the virtues of roller skating.
Thoroughly Modern Millions (1969) Old TV Time 2019-12-19 | Look at the wasteful consumer culture - planned obsolescence, packaging, commercialization of holidays.Thoroughly Modern Millions 3by ISU
The Three Wishes (1950) Old TV Time 2019-12-18 | Tells the story of a peasant who receives three wishes for aiding two gnomes, but wastes them due to his own greed and his wife's spitefulness.Three Wishes by Films for Children
Turn The Other Cheek (1958) Old TV Time 2019-12-17 | Molly's upset now her best friends Carol and Sue can't play together. Molly's dad suggests that the catty squabble can be solved by following Jesus's advice to "turn the cheek." Mom and Dad are Betty Lou Gerson (the voice of Cruella De Vil from 101 Dalmations, Red Menace) and Robert Rockwell (Red Menace, "Our Miss Brooks"). Molly was played by Kathy Garver who Cissy on "Family Affair".Turn The Other Cheek by Family Films
The Drop Out (1962) Old TV Time 2019-12-16 | The Dropout by Affiliated Film ProducersThe National Educations Association and the Mental Health Film BoardDepicts various factors that stimulate teenagers to drop out of school, using several case histories for illustration. Lists various reasons for dropping out, such as academic failure, need for money, and lack of being part of a group. Publication date 1962Usage Public Domain Mark 1.0
The $20 Miracle • National Cotton Council Of America Old TV Time 2019-12-07 | Twenty Dollar Miracle by National Cotton Council Of AmericaThe American woman is the best dressed woman in the world. This is due to Yankee ingenuity, which makes a fashionable, well-made dress to sell for twenty dollars or less.
Voting Procedures (1955) Old TV Time 2019-12-06 | Voting Procedures by Indiana University, Audio-Visual CenterDescribes the qualifications and procedures of registration and voting. Distinguishes between 'SPLIT TICKET' and 'STRAIGHT TICKET' voting methods. Explains the importance of a secret ballot. Shows a closed primary and a general election.
Ways To Better Conversation (1950) Old TV Time 2019-12-05 | Ways To Better Conversation by CoronetLikens a good conversation to a volleyball game. Considers the requirements of a good conversation-courtesy, contributing, following the subject and careful listening. Explains how conversational skills can be improved.
We Learn About The Telephone (1965) Old TV Time 2019-12-04 | We Learn About The Telephone by Jerry Fairbanks, Inc American Telephone And Telegraph CoTells the history of communications, from smoke signals to telephones
The Gossip • Discussion Problems In Group Living (1955) Old TV Time 2019-11-29 | A Centron ProductionDiscussion Problems In Group Living • The Gossip
What To Do On A Date (1950) Old TV Time 2019-11-28 | A high school senior learns how and where to ask a girl for a date, where to take her for a good time, and how to avoid spending too much money or being bored by commercialized amusements. Director: Ted Peshak. Cameraman: Dale Sharkey. Writers: George Tychsen, Bradford. Editor: Dick Kirschner. Narrator: George Stone What to Do on a Date by Coronet Instructional Films
A Date With Your Family (1950) Old TV Time 2019-11-27 | Advises children to do whatever is necessary -- even lie -- to achieve harmonious family relations. This portrait of manners among the affluent places a premium on pleasant, unemotional behavior, and contains some interesting do's and don'ts sequences. Key line: "These boys treat their dad as though they were genuinely glad to see him, as though they really missed him..." Director: Edward C. Simmel. Cinematography: Harry F. Burrell. Script: Arthur V. Jones. Editor: Miriam Bucher. With Ralph Hodges ("Son"). Originally filmed in Kodachrome.A Date With Your Family by Simmel-Meservey
The Trouble With Women (1959) Old TV Time 2019-11-22 | With such a provocative title, this film illustrates some of the perceived problems a supervisor might face working with women, but ultimately demonstrates where the real problem lies.
When Im Old Enough...Good-Bye! Old TV Time 2019-11-22 | When I'm old enough ... goodbye by New York (State). State Employment Service.; Louis De Rochemont Associates.A dramatization about a likable and ambitious teen-age boy who quits school to get a job. Portrays his joys, frustrations, and gradual disillusionment. Credits: Producer, Louis de Rochemont III; director, Karl Genus. Performer(s): Barry Primus, Anne Dee, Camillo Carrau.
Unfinished Business (1948) Old TV Time 2019-11-22 | Unfinished Business by Handy (Jam) OrganizationJim Robbins, a young veteran, returns from the Army following World War II. He checks in at his former employer (U.S. Steel), where a friendly counselor makes it clear there will be a job for him, suggests training courses to bring his knowledge and skills up to speed, and in every way welcomes him back into what narrator George Hicks calls the "industrial family."United States Steel
Living Stereo & A Revolutionary New Triumph In Tape (1958) Old TV Time 2019-11-22 | Living Stereo & A Revolutionary New Triumph In Tape (1958) by Handy (Jam) OrganizationRCA Victor, Radio and Victrola Division
What Makes A Good Party? (1950) Old TV Time 2019-11-15 | What Makes A Good Party? by Coronet Instructional FilmsShows teenagers how to plan and attend a party, suggesting games to play and songs to sing ("Jimmy Crack Corn").#Coronet
Easy Out? (1948) Old TV Time 2019-11-15 | Man comes back from armed service with bad conduct discharge; family greets him happily; girlfriend finds out and gives his engagement ring back. He is turned down for veteran's benefits. It's all downhill from there. Easy Out? by Handy (Jam) Organization; U.S. Navy
Action And Violence (1980) Old TV Time 2019-11-10 | Explains the difference between fantasy action and the real life action shown on news and sports programs. Shows how TV violence is staged and explains why it is dangerous for children to imitate such acts.Action And Violence by D Tapper; Dorothy G Singer; Jerome L Singer; ABC Wide World of Learning
How To Be A Friend (1977) Old TV Time 2019-11-10 | Explores qualities which help to create rewarding friendships, such as trust, shared interests, supportiveness, and candor.How To Be A Friend by Alfred Higgins Productions
How To Conduct Yourself At School (1986) Old TV Time 2019-11-10 | Explains the importance of paying attention, asking for help when it's needed, being prepared, developing good study habits and respecting school property.How To Conduct Yourself At School by Sandler Institutional Films.; AIMS Media.
Talking To Your Teenager About VD (1974) Old TV Time 2019-11-10 | Shows parents effective ways of communicating with their children. Includes teenagers discussing communications with adults in general and the subject of VD in particular. Features a leading public health official who presents information about venereal disease. Half of the film is an encounter group with teenagers talking about how they can't communicate with their parents. The other half is inter-spliced interview with a doctor who describes VD transmission, symptoms, treatment.Talking With Your Teenager About VD by West Glen FIlmsPublication date 1974Topics venereal disease
Shoplifter (1975) Old TV Time 2019-11-10 | This film details the techniques used by amateur and professional shoplifters to steal over $6 billion in merchandise annually. Emphasizing how much of this stealing could be prevented.A convicted shoplifter displays stealing methods under actual conditions and explains how employees could have prevented the thefts.Shoplifter by Highway Safety FilmsPublication date 1975Topics Shoplifting, Retail trade -- Security measures.
Taking Care Of Things You Share (1978) Old TV Time 2019-11-10 | Isabel takes very good care of her own things, but is careless with things that others share with her. When she "magically" changes places with those she has returned damaged property to, she learns to treat all property as if it were her own.Beginning responsibility -- taking care of things you share by Coronet Instructional Media
Portrait Of A City - Detroit (1961) Old TV Time 2019-09-17 | Celebratory film from Ford commemorating Detroit’s 250th anniversary. Portrait of a City reenacts scenes from the city’s history and presents a tour of its streets, parks, skyscrapers, factories, and waterfront. NOTE: The film was broadcast on Detroit television and distributed through Ford’s film libraries. Revised in 1961.
A Pretty Good Class For A Monday (1973) Old TV Time 2019-09-17 | Examines the different ways in which three pupils participate in a high school history class.
City Fire Fighters (1947) Old TV Time 2019-03-07 | City Fire Fighters by Coronet Instructional FilmsA fireman demonstrates fire fighting equipment & teaches children responsibility in preventing & controlling fires.Courtesy Prelinger Archives
Taking Responsibility: Staying Away From Strangers (1986) Old TV Time 2019-03-07 | Taking Responsibility: Staying Away From Strangers by Bill Walker Productions.; Christianson Productions.; Coronet/MTI Film and Video.An animated film in which two children show a new friend from another planet how to be safe around strangers and how to respond to the lures used by dangerous strangers to trick children.
How To Get Cooperation (1950) Old TV Time 2019-03-07 | How To Get Cooperation by Paul H Landis; Coronet Instructional FilmsDemonstrates methods of securing cooperation necessary for group action. Details the objectives of cooperation. Shows typical situations requiring cooperation within a group dynamic, including the organization of a high school film projecting club and a community that needed its road paved. Presents basic techniques for achieving the assistance of others, including appealing to individuals' interests, offering a service in return, convincing people that they really want to help and demonstrating the benefit of working together towards a common goal. Explains how desired ends can be reached more easily with the cooperation of others.
The Dirt-Witch Cleans Up! (1971) Old TV Time 2019-03-07 | Health: The dirt witch cleans up! by Encyclopaedia Britannica Educational Corporation.Introduces the unclean ways of the dirt witch in order to encourage children to enjoy bathing and to develop regular routines of washing the hands, face, body, and hair. For elementary grades.Topics Hygiene -- Juvenile films, Children -- Health and hygiene -- Juvenile films, Cleanliness, Health, Children -- Health and hygiene, Hygiene.
We Make A Fire (1948) Old TV Time 2019-03-07 | We Make A Fire by Radford Pictures IncElementary Physical Science SeriesThree children on a picnic learn the process of fire making and the principles involved. The dangers from fire and methods of control are shown.
Time To Live Old TV Time 2019-03-07 | Time To Live! by John Bransby Productions Ltd, American Petroleum InstituteHow a plentiful energy supply impacts our country's quality of life.
Stalked (1969) Old TV Time 2019-03-07 | Stalked by Lutheran Churches of AmericaIn what could easily pass as a Twilight Zone episode, this film shows what happens when a troubled carnival owner returns back to his childhood home to escape God. Films like this would be shown to adult church groups to stimulate discussion - things like “was this man being stalked by Jesus in wooden shoes?” or “why was this film so creepy?” It was made by prolific Christian director Rolf Forsberg (The Late Great Planet Earth, Jesus Roast), featured veteran film actors Jack Hawkins (Ben Hur, Theatre of Blood), Saeed Jaffrey (Passage to India, Gandhi) and Barry Sullivan (Wolf Larsen, Oh God) shot on location in Amsterdam, London and Madrid.
