From The Archive

Lunch Money (1970)

Represents the problem of finding an article and assuring its return to the rightful owner. Animated.

This film is available on Cafeteria Capers DVD-R

From The Archive

Office Practice: Your Attitude (Coronet, 1972)

This office training film teaches that your attitude is evidenced through your grooming, dress and posture; by the way you speak and listen and ask questions; and by the manner in which you use your own initiative. And also!- by your grooming, dress and posture.

This film is available on the As the Office Turns 2 DVD-R

From The Archive

Those Naughty Boys

What are little boys made of? Fidgety hands, evil minds
and little legs that will run away if given the chance. Films included: Trick
or Treat, Cheating, Other People’s Property, The Bike, and The Game.

From The Archive

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From The Archive

Featuring An All-Star Cast

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).

From The Archive

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)