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A Night in a Dormitory (1929)
A schoolgirl tells her dorm sisters about her nightclub adventures
(Thelma White, Ruth Hamilton,
Ginger Rogers) |
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At First Sight (1924)
A man needs a new suit of clothes to impress a girl he's just
met (Charley Chase, Blanche Mehaffey) |
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Big Moments From Little Pictures (1924)
Will Rogers spoofs the 1922 silent version of
Blood and Sand |
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Black Cats and Broomsticks (1955)
The role of superstitions, rituals, taboos, talismans, and black cats in
mid-20th century America (Narrator: Peter Roberts) |
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Decade for Decision (1957)
Short news featurette produced by Pathé-RKO after the Russians launched
the first orbiting satellite, Sputnik (Narrator: Dwight Weist) |
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Exploring England With Will Rogers (1927)
Will Rogers, America's unofficial ambassador abroad, invites us to
rural England |
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Four Minute Fever (1956)
A chronicle of the quest to run a mile in under four minutes starting in
the 1920s through the mid-1950s (Narrator: Harry Wismer) |
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Game Warden (1955)
A real-life "game protector" for New York state, is shown performing his
various duties (Narrator: Peter Roberts) |
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Headpin Hints (1955)
Professional bowlers Lee Jouglard and Sylvia Wene give instruction to
young bowlers, then show their skill at making difficult spares |
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Holland Sailing (1956)
This Sportscope entry highlights sailboat races in Holland |
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The House I Live in (1945)
Frank Sinatra teaches a group of young boys a lesson in religious
tolerance |
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Move On (1917)
A policeman encounters various scoundrels and a lovely girl, and they
fall in love (Harold
Lloyd,
Bebe Daniels, Snub Pollard) |
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Polar Outpost (1957)
Radar installations monitor Russian aircraft above the arctic circle |
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The Ropin' Fool (1922)
Will Rogers performs his famous roping tricks from the Ziegfeld
Follies (Irene
Rich) |
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Teenagers on Trial (1955)
A look at the dangers of gangs and adolescent delinquency
(Narrator: Bob Hite) |
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We Never Sleep (1956)
Highlights of the work of the Pinkerton National Detective Agency,
America's oldest private detective company (Narrator: Peter
Roberts) |