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Listen to WKNC 88.1 (streamed at wknc.org) on early Halloween evening for the Two Cabbage Radio Players adaptation of the Orson Welles’ adaptation of H.G. Well’s book “War of the Worlds” performed live! It’ll be a great background as you greet trick or treaters and dress up for later Halloween festivities.
7pm EST, October 31st, WKNC (www.wknc.org/listen) Raleigh, NC
Have over 22,000 films. Will travel. For more than a decade, we’ve been rescuing old 16mm school films from dumpsters and obscurity and showing them to folks like you.
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From The ArchiveMr. Finley’s Feelings (1956)
Our animated hero questions his sanity after blowing his top and driving his car into a police station. This film is available on the Angry Night DVD From The ArchiveSoopergoop (1976)
Uses an animated story, about an actor and an advertising man and their deceptive television commercial for a cereal, to present the problem of false advertising and the need for concern about buying habits. This film is available on Thirty Second Dreamland DVD-R |
From The ArchiveBest of AV Geeks 3
From The ArchiveFeaturing An All-Star Cast
From The ArchiveSchoolhouse Shock
From The ArchiveAtomic Age Classics Vol 5 : C is for Communist DVD
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Another round of superlative school films from the A/V
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).
Is a school just a place for learning or is it a constant drain
In the afterglow of victory against tyranny in World War II, the United States found itself as a world superpower with a new potential foe – the Soviet Union. The films on this DVD, pulled from the A/V Geeks Educational Film Archive, hoped to educate the American public about the menace of the Soviet Union as the “battles” of the Cold War were being waged in the Third World. Films include: Russia At War, What Is Communism?, A Message to Women, Red Myth: International Communism, Yankee Go Home and Crusade Report.