Here's One For The Hair And Nails

From Encyclopaedia Britannia Films in 1951, we present "Care of Hair and Nails."

Our Friend, The Mosquito

From Encyclopaedia Britannia Films in 1947, we present "The Mosquito."  There are some interesting scenes on the metamorphis of this insect.

Let's Go Exploring With Ol' Meriweather and Bill!

Let's go back to 1950 for an Encyclopaedia Britannia film entitled "Lewis and Clark," produced in affiliation with Emerson Film Corporation and in collaboration Dan E. Clark, PhD from the University of Oregon.

One Of These Days, That Crazy Rabbit Will Find A Way To Beat That Turtle

Here's a 1947 Encyclopaedia Britannia entry, their version of "The Hare and The Tortoise."

That's How A Book Is Made?

From Encyclopaedia Britannia Films in 1948, we present "Making Books."

Here's Something In Case Of A Nuclear Attack

Here's a 1951 Encyclopaedia Britannia Films entry, "Atomic Alert."

How's The Weather?

Time for "Our Weather," a 1955 Encyclopaedia Britannia Films entry.

Who's Gonna Cough In This One?

Here's an entry from Encyclopaedia Britannia Films in 1954, "Tobacco and the Human Body."

Are Manners Important?

Title of a 1954 Encyclopaedia Britannia instructional film.





What do you think?

Some Folks Know Their Apples

From Encylopaedia Britannica Films in 1950 (made by Viking Pictures at Washington State's Wenathee Valley), we present "Apples From Seedling To Market."

Let's Take A Helicopter Ride

From Encyclopaedia Brittanica Films in 1953---and in LIVING COLOR----we present "The Helicopter."

Just Starting Out, Eh, Rookie?

Here's a 1953 entry from Encyclopaedia Britannica Films entitled "Beginning To Date."

Enjoy!

At Least You Won't Find Any Perverts----------UUUHHHH--------TSA Agents In This One

Here's a 1948 Encyclopaedia Britannia film on the inter workings at an airport entitled, appropriately, "The Airport."

WOW! You Mean This Can Be BOTH Your Friend AND Foe?!

From Encyclopaedia Britannia Films in 1953, we present "Bacteria Friend And Foe."

So That's How Highways Are Built

"Building A Highway," a 1948 Encyclopaedia Britannia film on how highways were built.

Wanna Go On A Bus Ride?

From Encyclopaedia Britannia Films in 1945, we bring you "The Bus Driver."

Time to go on a bus ride from New York City to Pittsburgh.

Back Then, They Did Not Have Those Intrusive and Outrageous Security Measures

Here's an Encyclopaedia Brittanica film from 1948, "The Airport."

Remember, Folks, Slow And Steady Wins The Race

From 1947, here's a dramatization of Aesop's fable starring the Hare and the Tortoise, co-starring the Goose, the Skunk, the Fox, the Dog, the Rooster, and the Owl.  Produced by Encyclopaedia Brittanica Films.

So That's How A Two-Lane Highway Is Built!

Here's a 1948 educational film from Encycloaedia Britannica entitled "Building A Highway."  This was from the days before there were interstate highways and freeways.