This video documents part one of two of a live musical performance by the Mesquite Opry and East Gate Mass Choir at the Eastfield College Performance Hall in Mesquite, Texas.

This video documents the second part of a live musical performance by the Mesquite Opry and East Gate Mass Choir at the Eastfield College Performance Hall in Mesquite, Texas.

This home movie excerpt documents a church service celebrating the fiftieth wedding anniversary of John and Dorothy followed by a celebration with music and dancing.

This video is a spoof of the "Charlies Angels" television series starring three recording industry employees--Holly Gongob, Sheryl Divin, and Kristy Kelly-- who receive an assignment from Cruser to achieve "total market coverage." The video follows the women as they prepare for their assignment, ask a music store clerk to play Audio Dynamite, and as they display marketing materials at the store. The women choose between posters of Ozzy Osbourne, Pearl Jam, Neil Diamond, Riders in the Sky, Collin Raye, Shelby Lynne, Doug Stone, and Joan Jett.

This home movie excerpt documents the activities of the Mason family during the summer of 1991, including son Phillip, mother Teresa, grandparents, and other friends or family. Footage includes people dancing at a 50th wedding anniversary celebration for John and Dorothy to the music of The Legal Tender Band.

This home movie excerpt documents the Sammonds family at home. Footage includes the interior and exterior of the family home, the family socializing, and an unidentified boy dancing to the M.C. Hammer Song "Can't Touch This."

This home video documents artist Alan Annush performing his performance art piece, "Invasion," which involved interacting with museum patrons from within a 9-foot tall geodesic ball. The video ends with family members celebrating Christmas.

This episode of the public access television program, "State of the Art," features moderator Art Greenhaw interviewing Mesquite mayoral candidate Cathye Ray about her political experience and vision for Mesquite. This program aired on "Mesquite Public Access Television," which was sponsored by the City of Mesquite and Eastfield College.