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A clown recalls the days when he first joined the circus and discusses how the Greatest Show on Earth has changed. He reminisces about the circus train, preshow preparations, the performers and the big show.

This film is available on Clowns and Cavemen DVD-R


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How To Keep A Job (1949)


Shows that job success involves getting along with fellow workers, conduct at work, attitude toward the company and other factors as well as selecting the right vocation.

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Kathy’s Kitten filmstrip

Kathy learns how difficult it is to bathe a kitten.

This film is available on the Focus on Filmstrips DVD-R


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Those Naughty Drivers – Vol 1

More car crashes and their causes. Films
include – Drive Defensively, Matter of Judgement, Drive and Survive,Signal
30,
and more.

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Flash That Smile!

The A/V Geeks compile some of the wackier films about good dental hygiene. Films include The Haunted Mouth, Teeth, Munchers, Flash That Smile, Portrait of the Enemy!

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How Star Wars Ruined Educational Films

While the blockbuster Star Wars ignited the imaginations of a whole country and brought science-fiction to popular culture, there was an ugly side to this phenomenon. Science-fiction became a gimmick and educational film producers were quick to adopt anything that would get kids’ attention. The A/V Geeks present a DVD of educational films that feature sci-fi elements to make their points – often creating a bizarre, muddled mess of a film. Films include – Freedom 2000, Verbstar, Staying Away From Strangers, Lintola, Creatures of the Land and more!

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Televised Teen Trauma, Volume One

Ah yes, the ABC Afterschool Special. This
show introduced a whole generation of kids to suicide, alcoholism, drug abuse,
where babies come from and what happens when your best friend has one. All of
this before the parents got home from work. What’s even better is that most
of these shows featured many stars before they got famous. This tape contains
edited versions of what you saw on TV: Stoned: An Anti-Drug Film (with
Scott Baio), Schoolboy Father (with Rob Lowe and Dana Plato) and One
Too Many
(with Michelle Pfeiffer and Val Kilmer)

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