Jimmy wants a dog more than anything and likes to visit Mr Black's house to see his pet dog Tippy every day after school. Mr. Black's motives seeme pretty suspect but hey this is the fifties and no reason to think this bachelor means anything but friendship to a lonely dim-witted preteen who comes to his house daily and lets himself into the house with the familiarity of a maid. 

From the makers of "A Case of Spring Fever" and "Hired!" parts one and two, comes "Holiday For Bill", a thirty minute commercial for Ford tractors featuring about twenty seconds worth of tractor footage.  Meant to appeal to the ego of hillbillies, it shows how fussy city-slickers just need to keep it real and chill with the salt of the earth rural farmers to find true happiness.  Length 31:50

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Odd little mid-war film warning about waning concern for our boys overseas. An interesting juxtoposition to the "Go to Disneyworld" philosophy from G Bush about the current war and Americans attitudes.  At the end we see our "hero" shot down in war thus making him a viable candidate for future president.

"Turnabout Man" is supposed to show us what would happen if people took their everyday bad driving habits into their daily pedestrian lives. Instead it only makes us want to kill the grumpy hate filled protagonist.

In Bright Young Newcomer we meet G. Bennet Barnes, a manager guy of some sort who is just trying to do his darndest to run his office but oh boy - here we go with these darn girls in the office!  Fer crying out loud can't a man just get some work done without these lousy girls ruining things?

In Hidden Grievance an oddly accented worker can't quit his bellyaching and tries to get some changes made at work buit for some reason can't figure out to just say what's on his mind.  If only his manager had watched these McGraw Hill Text Films for managers.

Baby Boomers have grown through a series of changes: detatched hippies in their twenties, jaded young parents in their thirties, greed-driven investors in their forties and granola eating, yoga practicing new-agers in their fifties.  Watch this film and see how their generation began, as spoiled whiny kids in the fifties.  Oh and there's something about being thankful and the Pilgrims in there somewhere.  Have a great Thanksgiving everyone!  And remember to only eat the truly patriotic Thanksgiving side item: cornbread dressing.  If you are eating that disgust