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Disorder in the Court

Disorder in the Court (1936) is a classic slapstick short starring The Three Stooges as witnesses in a murder trial. Moe, Larry, and Curly struggle to take the witness oath and later attempt to reenact the crime involving a parrot and a letter press. Their bumbling presence in the courtroom constantly undermines the legal proceedings, leading to a series of physical altercations, accidental property damage, and a wild, fire-hose-fueled finale that highlights their signature brand of comedic mayhem.

Comedy Short Film USA English 16m 25s 1936

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Detour

Detour (1945) is a classic film noir directed by Edgar G. Ulmer that tells the dark, cautionary story of Al Roberts (Tom Neal), an unemployed New York pianist hitchhiking to California to reunite with his girlfriend, Sue Harvey (Claudia Drake).

Film Noir Feature Film USA English 1h 7m 49s 1945

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Design for Dreaming

Design for Dreaming (1956) is a short industrial promotional film produced by General Motors and MPO Productions for the Motorama exhibition. The musical narrative follows a woman who dreams of a futuristic world where she explores innovative technologies and luxury vehicles alongside a "prince charming."

Industrial Film Short Film USA English 9m 55s 1956

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Charlie Chaplin - The Tramp

The Tramp (1915) is a classic silent film starring Charlie Chaplin. The story follows a homeless man, the Tramp, who wanders the countryside.

Silent Film Television USA English 25m 43s 1915

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Buster Keaton - Steamboat Bill Jr.

The silent comedy Steamboat Bill, Jr. (1928) follows a struggling steamboat captain, Steamboat Bill (Ernest Torrence), who operates in River Junction while facing fierce business competition from J.J. King. The arrival of the captain’s long-estranged son, William Canfield Jr. (Buster Keaton), a refined and slender college graduate, prompts a comedic clash of expectations as the rugged father had hoped for a tough, burly successor to help save his failing steamboat business.

Silent Films Feature Film USA English 1h 23m 4s 1928

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Bingo at Home

A 1958 episode of the 1950s television game show Bingo at Home, hosted by Monty Hall. The program features an interactive bingo game played by viewers at home and a live studio audience

Game Show Television USA English 31m 2s 1958

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Architecture USA

Architecture USA (1965) is a documentary showcasing mid-20th-century American architectural design and the construction processes of the era. The video explores how structural engineering and design philosophies evolved, highlighting iconic buildings and residential homes.

Industrial Film Short Film USA English 12m 20s 1965

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Angel and the Badman

Angel and the Badman (1947) is a classic Western film starring John Wayne as Quirt Evans, a notorious outlaw who is wounded and taken in by a peaceful Quaker family.

Western Feature Film USA English 1h 39m 17s 1947

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American Look

American Look (1958) is a documentary film about industrial stylists and designers who shaped the aesthetic and functional aspects of everyday mid-century American life. The film explores how these professionals use lines, forms, textures, and colors to bring beauty, convenience, and modern efficiency to homes, workplaces, and recreational products.

Industrial Film Short Film USA English 27m 55s 1958

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Agriculture USA

Agriculture USA (1962) is a documentary that showcases the evolution, significance, and modernization of the American agricultural industry. It highlights the transformation of farming from traditional, manual methods to a technologically advanced, science-driven sector that serves as a cornerstone of the American economy.

Industrial Film Industrial Film USA English 27m 38s 1962

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A Tale of Two Kitties

A Tale of Two Kitties (1942) is a classic animated short featuring two hungry cats, Babbit and Catstello, who repeatedly attempt to capture a small, clever bird in order to eat. This was the first on screen appearance of the character that became Tweety Bird.

Comedy Animation USA English 6m 10s 1942

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A Conversation with Rod Serling

A Conversation with Rod Serling (1968), produced by WETA in Washington, D.C. In this episode, esteemed writer Rod Serling sits down with James Dickey (consultant in poetry at the Library of Congress) and Bernie Harrison (television critic for the Washington Star) to discuss the state of television in the 1960s as a literary and artistic medium.

Talk Show Television USA English 29m 5s 1968

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