Talking With Your Teenager About VD (1974)
Shows parents effective ways of communicating with their children. Includes teenagers discussing communications with adults in general and the subject of VD in particular. Features a leading public health official who presents information about venereal disease. Half of the film is an encounter group with teenagers talking about how they can’t communicate with their parents. The other half is interspliced …
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Graffiti – Fun or Dumb? (1976)
Graffiti – Fun or Dumb? (1976)
Using kids' own arguments (both pros and cons), film presents overwhelming evidence that vandalism is dumb. Shows that graffiti-type vandalism costs over $20,000,000 a year. To license this film and get a higher qu…
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Disabled Veterans PSA
1970s TV public service announcement for hiring disabled veterans.
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1960s Nature Conservation by the Oil Industry
Shows the efforts which oilmen make to preserve fish and wildlife as they search for petroleum in the remote regions of the United States.
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Among Your Souvenirs (1967)
Portrays the menace foreign plant and animal pests present to U S Agriculture and Public Health. Shows how tourists unwittingly bring serious foreign pests into the United States in innocent looking items. Depicts Inspections carried on to stop these invasions.
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Felony Vehicle Stop (1973)
Presents the police method for pulling over an automobile. Depicts how to search, handcuff and transport suspects.
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Science Laboratory Safety, Part 2 (1975)
no notice. Missing title. Color fading. Weird. A girl in a tu-tu with “Accident” on the her back tries to create mischief although we see no accidents.
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Blue Cross Insurance
1970s TV PSA for the Blue Cross Insurance
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Public Health PSA
A PSA promoting awareness about careers in public health.
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Film Cutaways For “Edwin Gill Show” (1970s ca)
Edwin Gill was a state treasurer from 1953 to 1977. He was a big promoter of the NC Museum of Art and this footage is probably from a show that talks about some of the paintings at the NC Museum of Art. Also shows sculpture in NC Capitol Building.
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Firestone Tires
A commercial featuring Firestone tires for sale during the winter season.
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Haunted Mouth, The
In a haunted house, the invisible spirit of plaque (voiced by Cesar Romero) – which evidently has the ability to possess rocking chairs – warns children against the dangers of not brushing and flossing. Inquire about licensing this clip: [contact-form]
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