Illustrates many of the wonders of nature with which America has been endowed and points out incredible nature-fashioned phenomena. (WorldCat)
The New Left sprang from an affluent America torn by racial conflict and dissent over the Vietnam war. Its target, however, was not right-wing cons...
Examines the changes in the modern male's gender identity and role. Interviews men who are more involved in family care and listens to participants...
![Lee Phillip Show: Nutcracker excerpts [December 25, 1966]](https://collections.chicagofilmarchives.org/media/cfa/images/2/2/79564_ca_object_representations_media_2274_small.jpg)
The Lee Phillip Show was a local talk show that aired on CBS's WBBM-TV in Chicago. It ran from 1952-1986 and, beginning in the 1...
Episode of the United States Information Agency's television series "Personal Report" about Johnson Publishing Company and Ebony magazine....
Short film meant for television, released by the United States of America War Office in 1958. The footage depicts the construction and ultimate lau...
This is part one of Grisham's The Very Last Laugh, which documents the history of the first known African American film studio in the coun...
This is part two of Grisham's The Very Last Laugh, which documents the history of the first known African American film studio in the coun...
A film that documents the life cycle of Dutch spring bulb flowers.
Time-lapse footage of the 51st Annual Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade shot across the street from Macy's in Herald Square at Broadway & West 34th St...
![Ken Nordine interview with Ruth Page [1957, Chicago] - Frankie & Johnny [1938, Chicago, Great Northern Theatre]](https://collections.chicagofilmarchives.org/media/cfa/images/1/4/41717_ca_object_representations_media_1406_small.jpg)
The first three-quarters of this video represent an interview with Ruth Page by Ken Nordine, a voice-over and recording artist based in Chicago, IL...