From The Archive

How To Catch A Cold (1951)

Uses animation to show how colds are spread, how a day or two in bed helps protect the entire community and how a simple cold may actually be the first symptom of a more serious illness. Sponsored by Kleenex.

This film is available on The Mouse Forgets… DVD-R

From The Archive

Boy Meets Dog (1938)

Animated short promoting Bristol-Myers’ Ipana toothpaste. This early Walter Lantz cartoon uses characters from Gene Byrne’s comic strip, Reg’lar Fellers. NOTE: Boy Meets Dog was said to have been one of the most expensive commercials ever made for theatrical distribution as an “added attraction.”

This film is available on Courtroom Classroom DVD-R

From The Archive

1950

Films from the year 1950 – a simplier time. Films include – Appreciating Our Parents,
Ways to Better Conversation, Day of Thanksgiving, Why Budget?, Fun That Builds
Good Health

From The Archive

Those Naughty Germs

Films about our microscopic friends who make our lives
so miserable. Films included – Joan Avoids A Cold (2nd ed), Getting Sick
And Getting Well, Cell Wars, Communicable Diseases: They Just Get Around,
and VD Questions and Answers.

From The Archive

Strings Attached!

What better way to
get your message across than to use marionettes! It’s not creepy – honest! These
films feature marionettes selling you products and teaching you how to use the
telephone. Films include: Adventures in Telezonia, Party Lines, When Your
Clothing Burns?, Pirro and the Blackboard, and more.

From The Archive

Bus Nut – Extreme Bus Adventure 2

Witness the insanity of the films shown on the second Alamo-sponsored Extreme School Bus Adventure. Films featured – Bus Nut, Panic Factor, Ol’ #23, Rescue Man and the much requested, infamous Death Zones.