Category Archives: 1950s

Robert E. Lee : A Background Study (1953)

Traces the life of Robert E Lee and analyzes the reasons for his decision to lead the army of the Confederacy. Includes an explanation of his battle strategy and photographs of his birthplace, of his home overlooking the Potomac river, of the countryside which he knew as youth and of his personal effects.

Right Or Wrong – Making Moral Decisions (1951)

This film is also available in color!
The cop played the dad in “Shy Guy” Tells the story of a boy who is caught breaking into a warehouse. Considers the moral decisions of the watchman, the boy’s mother, the property owner, the police sergeant, a social worker and the boy, himself. b/w MS dark warehouse w/ [...]

Rumor (1954)

barely animated. Traces the course of a rumor, how it starts, spreads and its results. Discusses ways of dealing with rumors.

Rules And Laws (1951)

Great convoluted hide and seek game metaphor for why laws are important.

Roy – Sheep Dog Of The Scottish Highlands (1958)

Tells the story of a young Scottish boy and his sheep dog.

Room For Discussion (1952)

Examines the nature and function of discussion in both its personal and broader aspects. Emphasizes that discussion is the privilege and responsibility of all citizens living in a democracy. B W 1952 Defines discussion and gives examples of its use throughout history. Explains proper discussion techniques and emphasizes the importance of discussion in many groups. [...]

Say What You Mean (1957)

Uses discussions in a college speech class and other situations to emphasize that language is the principal instrument of communication. Points out that the speaker must be careful in his use of abstract words, should avoid over-generalizations and clich

Safety Adventures Out Of Doors (1959)

Explains that it is important to know how to play safely while swimming, boating, camping out and playing on playgrounds.