"An urban family and a farm family are questioned about their lives: wages, food budget, rent, maternity leave, reading, entertainment, vacations, family events. We get to see a marriage on a collective farm." Wedding. Communism. Soviet Union. Homelife. (01:00:00) Photographs of the Ukraine and Ukrainain families, narrator introduces film as "Budget of a Soviet Family" (01:00:49) City of Volk board of statistics building, various shots of interior where people do office work at desks, old giant computers spin their tape wheels, women enter data into standard computers (01:01:33) Outside shot of bus factory, inside shots of factory where we meet a family of workers - a dad, mom and two sons, and we see them inside the plant doing their respective jobs, surveying heavy machinery, shot of factory cafeteria shown where family all lunch (01:02:45) Footage of daughter-in-law of family and her baby, the family's apartment is shown, shots of a hospital where the daughter-in-law takes her baby (01:04:15) Segment on the family's expenditures, shots of spending activites: sports games, bookstore, grocery store, theatre, cafe (01:06:32) Segment on state covered expenses, shots of swimming pool, campground, lakeside vacation area, train trip, visit to historical site - shots of an old wooden church and a windmill (01:08:29) Guitarist plays and sings for workers on a break at the bus factory (01:09:02) Shots of family album and one of the children's birthday party in the apartment (01:09:46) Introduction to second family of the film, the rural family - shots of large harvesting tractors at work in the fields, shots of large cattle farm, both outside and inside, shot of interior of family's home and mother with two daughters (01:11:16) Segment on the school the daughters attend, footage of the kids at work in a greenhouse and garden, footage of kids cleaning up the school - washing windows (01:12:10) Brief segment on a pioneer summer camp for the kids, shots of kids arriving at camp in buses, playing ping-pong and collecting flowers, singing in unison around a bon-fire (01:12:47) Footage of the family's housing - a cottage - and other larger housing structures in the area (01:14:00) Segment on free resources available to the family - a library, a local club, traditional dance lessons (01:15:02) Shots of kids going to school on the farm bus (01:15:35) The family at the lake playing ball and bird watching (01:16:14) The harvest brings weddings, footage of wedding ceremony and procession, followed by aerial pan of town (01:17:24) Credits role
Opening credits/titles, in Russian: “Peace for Europe.”
A biography of the great Russian writer and doctor, Anton Chekhov, taking him through childhood and family influences, medical studies at Moscow University, and his early literary career. On a trip to Sakhlin, "Devil's Island", Chekhov was greatly influenced by the suffering he saw. We are shown scenes of travels. We also visit the residences where his writing flourished and where he practiced medicine, from Melikhovo to Yalta. The film also covers his world renowned collaboration with the Moscow Art Theater, its founders Stanislavsky and Nemirovich-Danchenk, performers Meyerhold and Olga Knipper (whom he eventually married). Chekhov died at the age of 44 from tuberculosis. This film is a biography of Chekov's life that intersperses old photographs of Chekov and his family and friends with contemporary footage of his old homes and haunts. It contains a lot of mellow footage of the Russian countryside and steppes.
Strategic bombing survey. Hiroshima damage and way of life after the a-bomb. Atomic Weapons, Nuclear Weapons, World War Two, Japan.
Strategic Bombing Survey from the National Archives. Damage to Hiroshima (Note: Light Flashes on Film.) Clock stopped, life in city, damage to city after a-bomb drop in 1945. Aerials of Nagasaki. Damage to factory offices, etc. (light flashes.) Nuclear Weapons, World War Two.
Atrocities/Army Medicine/Homefront/Chemical Tests etc
Similar to catalog # 535764 President Roosevelt Inaugurated - 4th Term at the White House. January 20, 1945. Fourth FDR Inaugural. FDR (President Franklin Delano Roosevelt) pledge. Inaugural address - We Americans of today, together with our allies, are passing through a period of supreme test. It is a test of our courage - of our resolve - of our wisdom - of our essential democracy. If we meet that test - successfully and honorably - we shall perform a service of historic importance which men and women and children will honor throughout all time. As I stand here today, having taken the solemn oath of office in the presence of my fellow countrymen - in the presence of our God - I know that it is America's purpose that we shall not fail. In the days and the years that are to come, we shall work for a just and honorable peace, a durable peace, as today we work and fight for total victory in war
The War 1941-1944
Italian Mob/Bomb cleanup. World War Two tanks and troops (Europe) in color. Tanks and concentration camps in color.
Dachau Concertration Camp. World War Two/Nazi atrocities. liberation.
Army Films. World War Two aerial in color. Fighter planes in flight, taking-off, and landing. Buchenwald concentration camps in color. Nazi war crimes. Lots of scenes with residents of the city viewing the horror.
ON PREVIEW CASSETTE #991444 (Slight interruption near the beginning of the preview copy, but complete film is there.) Discusses the history of World War Two operations in the Pacific from the fall of Corregidor to the Japanese surrender ceremonies in Tokyo Bay. Produced by the U.S. War Department.
ON PREVIEW CASSETTE #98167A This is a very old (possibly a peep-show piece), short film with a narrator telling the story of a woman who likes to take Sunday drives (in her Ford roadster hot rod). Her car breaks down and she has to hitch-hike. To catch a ride she begins by lifting her skirt to show her legs. Then she takes off her shirt, and her skirt, and is surprised when she causes a car to crash.
ON PREVIEW CASSETTE 211043 K This strange comedy tale is told to a cop on a bench. This is a silent slapstick comedy with a ragtime piano and other instrumental music in the background. There are title cards telling the story. Three Mexican men with sombreros dance with a woman in her living room. Soon a woman comes out wearing only a towel and high heels and does a strip tease.
Mountain climbing, ski jumping, downhill skiing, ice skating, boat jousting, obstacle course bicycle racing, bull running, professional racing and roller derby. The extreme sports of the late 1940s. With special guest appearance by Chico Marx!
DO NOT SELL William Faulkner's "The Hamlet" is told in this dramatic version. Also has something called "Hell a Fury".
Preview on tape #96565. Dentistry/medical film about good oral hygiene. Teeth, tooth, dentist.
Large Tree near HiloWhite Blossoms
Bombax
Close-Up of Bombax ***
Pineapples Spraying
Pineapples' Spraying
Pineapple Sign
Yellow Blossoms on large bush