While attempting to show us the common hazards which cause workers to lose their balance, this film has more slapstick than most Three Stooges shorts – the films hero fall down more than thirty times. It’s not clear whether the film was meant to be funny as workers probably were laughing at this poor schnook more than learning from his mistakes.
This film is available on the Oops! DVD 
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From The ArchiveBookkeeping and You (1947)
Shows the value of bookkeeping to business and the professions, and to the individual in keeping a record of personal finances. Features Dick York (star of several early educational films, Inherit the Wind and TV’s Bewitched).
This film is available on the Featuring an All-Star Cast DVD From The ArchiveCase for Beer, A (ca. 1970s)
A cautionary film for convenience store owners about underage alcohol sales.
This film is available on the Drinky Drink DVD |
From The ArchiveKids & Kritters
From The ArchiveCafeteria Chaos
From The ArchiveTOYS!
From The ArchiveFeaturing An All-Star Cast
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W.C. Fields once said, “Anyone who hates children and animals can’t be all bad.” The AV Geeks present a night of school films where the producers seem to share that same sentiment with films featuring children interacting with animals. Films include: Goldilocks and the Three Bears, Frances and her Rabbit, Kitty Cleans Up, Skipper Learns A Lesson, Lost Puppy, Safety with Animals and Ro-Revus Talks About Worms!
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Educational films featuring celebrities – either before they were famous or as a PR move after their careers slumped. Films include: Bookkeeping and You (with ‘Bewitched’ star Dick York), Is That A Happy Hippopotamus? (with ‘That’s Incredible’ host John Davidson), Learn Not To Burn (with Dick Van Dyke), First Aid Action (with Burt Reynolds), Chickenomics (with the Famous San Diego Chicken) and A Different Approach (featuring an all-star cast).
September 29th, 2009 - 5:01 pm
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