Showing posts with label Old Instructional Film. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Old Instructional Film. Show all posts

Friday, October 09, 2015

Buying Food (1950)





From the Centron Corporation (via Young America Films), here's a 1950 film, entitled "Buying Food," about smart shopping habits and tips.

Friday, September 28, 2012

Here's One For The Hair And Nails

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

Monday, September 24, 2012

Time Now For Another Old Instructional Film

From Coronet Films in 1950, we present "Developing Self-Reliance."

Friday, September 21, 2012

Learning To Fix Something For Supper?

Maybe this 1949 Young America Films entry, "Cooking Terms And What They Mean" can help.

And Now, For Something Totally Different

From 1943, we present "Eskimo Summer," produced by the National Film Board of Canada in collaboration with Robert Flaherty.  Released in the United States by the International Film Bureau.

Time For A Film, Boys And Girls

Here's a 1947 Coronet Films entry, "Are You Popular?"

Monday, September 17, 2012

Time For Another Film, Boys And Girls

Here's a 1950 from McGraw-Hill Text Films, "It Takes All Kinds," an Affiliated Film production.  The film was part of a series based on Henry A. Brown's book "Marraige For Moderns." 

Written by Renee Nell, directed by Alexander Hammid, and produced by Irving Jacoby.

Enjoy!

Here's One NOT Produced By Old America Films

From 1955, we present "Why Study Science" from Young America Films.

A Centron production.

Time For Something Totally Different

Time for "Law and Social Controls," a 1949 Coronet Films entry.

Monday, September 10, 2012

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.

Tuesday, September 04, 2012

Time Now For Something Completely Different

From Young America Films, we present a 1955 film, "Cindy Goes To A Party."

A Centron Corporation Production.

Enjoy!

Trust Me

"Am I Trustworthy" is the title of this 1950 Coronet Films entry.

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.

Friday, August 31, 2012

Remember, Kids

Don't go out walking the streets like a bunch of anal cavities.

Here's a film from producer Sid Davis from back in the day, "ABC of Walking Wisely."

How To Add Words To Your Vocabulary

You can't go through life just saying "dog," "cat," "%^$^%@#!!!"

From 1948 we bring you another Coronet Instructional Film, "Build Your Vocabulary."

Some Folks Think Bring Thoughtless Is More Fun

Here's a Coronet Films entry from 1950, "The Fun Of Being Thoughtful."

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."

Tuesday, August 28, 2012

You The Man, Jerry

From Sid Davis Productions in 1963, we bring you "Big Man on Campus."

Monday, August 27, 2012

Are You Sure You Know What You're Doing?

Here's a 1950 Coronet Films entry, "How Do You Know It's Love?"