Fairly priceless example of 1950s era consumer sales films.
Two women collude to make the one's husband PAINFULLY aware of the need for a new kitchen.
This has Darren McGavin (Of "Kolchak: The Night Stalker" fame) in the role of the husband.
An actual newsreel from a theater. Can you believe what people used to see when they went to the movies? It is hard to grasp the concept of pre-tv, and getting news and goofy things like this only from the theater. That is the way it was for many years. Must have been an interesting time to be alive. :-) These are more along the lines of "Hair Don'ts" than "Hair Dos."
In order to get these up as quickly as possible, I am going to get the media up here, then write descriptions for them when time permits.
If you want to help, you could send me a description of the film, a review, or just your thoughts.
You can also post video responses to the film! :-)
A short film which gives you an idea of the history of many of the films I will be posting here.
A good overview of why so many of these things are beyond price.
In many cases, Mr. Prelinger holds the ONLY known copy in existance for a given film.
http://www.archiv e.org/details/ThisIs Pr2001
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