From The Archive

Understanding Others (1958)

Argues that a person should be judged by his/her true worth and ability, rather than by economic background or social skills.

This film is available on Soc Eng 301 DVD-R

From The Archive

Fun That Builds Good Health (1950)

Presents a variety of choices of recreation in terms of good times and good health. Director: Gil Altschul. Cameraman: Bruce Colling. Writers: George Tychsen, Hartley Pfeil, Full. Editor: Dick Kirschner. Narrator: George Stone. Educational Collaborator: Erwin F. Beyer, Department of Physical Education, The University of Chicago.

This film is available on 1950 DVD

From The Archive

To Skate

Films from the 1970s about the wonders and hazards of roller skating and skateboarding.

From The Archive

Guinea Pigs To The Moon

Films about space travel, before we actually landed
on the moon. Films include: First Men Into Space, Man And The Moon,
Our Class Explores The Moon, Surviving In Space (narrated by Walter Cronkite)
and Way Stations In Space.

From The Archive

Bikes Bikes Bikes

A bike spells freedom to a kid, and fear to parents. These
films try to get kids to be responsible – spoiling all the fun. Films included:
Bicycle Safety, Bicycle Clown, One Got Fat, The Day the Bicycles Disappeared,
African Odyssey: The Red Bicycle and The Bike.

From The Archive

Those Naughty Girls

Why should boys have all the fun of breaking laws and
physically and mentally abusing friends, family and neighbors? This show features
16mm school films that show how little girls can be just as delinquent as their
male counterparts. Films include – Never A Bride, Fur Coat Club, All My Tomorrows,
The Grapevine, That’s Stealing!