American Fashion and Department Stores: The Pro-Mass Production View (Part II)

Presumably a sponsored film commissioned by Montgomery Ward, but no further information is available since the title and end credits are missing. A recreation of a marketing class where the history of mass production is discussed as it relates to the department store industry (with a heavy focus on Montgomery Ward's history). Full version available at: http://www.archive.org/details/american_fashion_dept 0648 PA8725 Unidentified: American Fashion and Department Stores: The Pro-Mass Production View

[Amateur film: New York World's Fair]

Views of the "World of Tomorrow."

Brandon (Part II)

Travelogue portrait of the city of Brandon, in Prince George County, Virginia. Directed and produced by Louise Branch and Frances Flynn Paine.0645 PA8769 [Brandon (Long version)]

Communication

Interested animated instructional film detailing electronic communications in the early part of the century. Interestingly enough, the popular vocational school DeVry claims that they began as a school in 1931, with no mention of the production of these informational films as early as (in the case of this film) 1928. 0616 PA8110 History of Communication

Brandon (Part I)

Travelogue portrait of the city of Brandon, in Prince George County, Virginia. Directed and produced by Louise Branch and Frances Flynn Paine. 0645 PA8769 [Brandon (Long version)]

Living Past (Part 3)

The Living Past, produced by Charles H. Tarbox, written and edited by Monroe Manning. 0634 PA8733 Living Past (Part 3)

Dial D For Design (Pt 2)

Produced by Cinefonics, Inc (a division of Cook Research Laboratories) and based on Engineering and Systems Integration Studies by Cook Research Laboratories. Written and Produced by Charles O. Probst, Directed by Ronald S. Klein. Opening title card: The purpose of this film is to illustrate a method to design, develop and test integrated displays and controls in accordance with MIL-P-25996. Obviously specific procedures vary according to contracts and projects. For further details contact Flight Control Laboratory, Wright Air Development Center.