Most Viewed Year 1936 - 100

Animated film about fire extinguishers.

Documentary about skilled blacksmiths.

“If abstract films are really abstract films… they deal exclusively with those abstract relations that can be expressed in terms of...

A Chevrolet Film. Streamlines are not just beautiful, but also safer, cheaper and more comfortable.

A home movie made by a passenger on the zeppelin 'Hindenburg' as it flew from Frankfurt am Main, Germany to Lakehurst, New Jersey, USA starting on 17...

This thinly veiled advertisement for Irish Sweepstake tickets was made for the US and UK market at a time when gambling was illegal in those...

The veritable story of a citizen of San Francisco who, after being destroyed in the 1857 stock market crash, believed himself to be the emperor of...

A housewife is shown how using Quick Elastic starch can make her ironing chores easier and her clothes come out cleaner.

Made by 20th Century Fox as part of their "Adventures of the Newsreel Cameramen" series, this black & white film contains spectacular footage of...

Promotional film for the Farmall F-12 agricultural tractor, demonstrating how easy and fast its implements can be attached and removed.

Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) wins a cricket match over South Australia by 105 runs.

This narrated film about persistence of vision (how movies work) has a good narrator and lots of fun visuals. High points: A weird scene inside a...

Being with a discussion of Balinese death rites, noting that as Hindus, they need to be burned so their souls can leave them behind; but bonfires are...

The picture opens with a deer nursing her fawns. We see a young deer being fed cigarettes; a raccoon picking the pockets of a man for sugar ; a...

Images of 1930s Stockholm.

Depiction of the bird life at Lake Tåkern.

An anti-New Deal theatrical short that mocks “wasteful” government spending on the arts and humanities. The film was most likely produced...

Sociological documentary presenting various aspects of a village in Northern Romania in the 1930s.