This home video documents musicians Bruce Channel, Delbert McClinton, Marvin "Smokey" Montgomery, and Major Bill Smith traveling in England for performances while also visiting historical sites. The film begins and ends with footage shot from an airplane and title cards announce the events and people featured in the film. This home movie was originally shot on motion picture film.

This home movie documents a family's trip to the beach, including fishing from a pier.

This home movie documents the Cooper family vacationing in Texas and Colorado. The family goes on La Salle's River Ride at Six Flags Over Texas, feeds deer and observes the Seven Falls in Colorado, and travels to Corpus Christi, Texas.

This home movie documents the daily lives and activities of family members including fishing, riding bicycles, children playing with pet dogs, and a young woman in a party dress.

This home movie documents the Wilson Family Reunion in Loraine, Texas.

This home movie documents the daily lives and activities of family members including children posing with Santa Claus's reindeer at Minyards grocery store.

This home movie documents a fall talent show with Art Greenhaw as the emcee. The program includes musical performances by singers, guitarists and pianists as well as dance performances including a hula dancer, ballet, tap dancing, and baton twirling.

This film appears to be outtakes or raw footage for a film about pizza restaurants in the Fort Worth area of Texas. In this footage a young couple is served pizza and kiss after eating.

Photograph of Warren Beatty (right) and Keith Shelton seated together at a table while they eat lunch at a restaurant in Pilot Point. Both men are wearing suits and a light-colored hat with a dark band is on the table in the foreground. A handwritten note on the back says "Warren Beatty on location for 'Bonnie & Clyde' 1968-9?" It also includes a cardboard frame/stand with additional information about the image.

This film explores how relationships between struggling communities and the Area Redevelopment Administration helped struggling local economies by creating new jobs.

Film presents the story of laser technology from its initial development, through the present state of the art, to its future potential.

This is a dramatization of the life of labor leader Samuel Gompers.

This promotional film created by the United Students of North Texas Senate tells the story of life at North Texas State University (NTSU) from the time a student arrives on campus through graduation with exploration of the various academic, athletic, and extracurricular activities available to students. The film begins with aerial footage of the Dallas Expressway, the Denton County courthouse, and the NTSU campus. The narrator introduces the viewer to the processes of registration, moving into dormitories, and attending orientation assembly. Footage includes students on campus and in classrooms, the university library, and the various departments including the college of arts and sciences, business administration, education, industrial arts, home economics, and music. Footage also includes extracurricular and recreational activities such as student organizations, the homecoming parade, sororities and fraternities, the debate team, theater, the yearbook and newspaper, R.O.T.C., athletics, and religious organizations. The film concludes with the various research activities conducted by university faculty and students in the departments of history, sociology, home economics, musicology, business, psychology, chemistry, and nuclear and atomic physics.

Film describing the history of industry in New Bedford, Mass., focusing on the decline of the textile industry. The film presents the planning, implementation, and results of New Bedford's initiatives to foster economic development and create new jobs.

Photograph of Cactus Pryor interviewing unidentified man and woman for the world premiere of the film "Bandolero" at the Majestic Theatre in Dallas, Texas.

Photograph of the exterior of the Palace Theatre in Dallas, Texas. The theatre marquee advertises Barbara Ferris in "A Nice Girl Like Me." Other visible theatre row businesses include Dairy Queen, Lee Optical, Havartys. and the Tower Theatre.

Photograph of the Circle Theater at night. The theater marquee advertises the films "Run Angel Run" and "Wild Wheels."

Photograph of promotional event for "Days of Wine and Roses" at the Majestic Theatre. Unidentified camera operators film doves being released from a box.

Photograph of spectators observing the televised world premiere of "Bandolero" at the Majestic Theatre in Dallas, Texas. Visible in the photograph are KRLD-TV Channel 4 news buses and the Capri Theatre showing "2001: A Space Odyssey."

Photograph of spectators observing the televised world premiere of "Bandolero" at the Majestic Theatre in Dallas, Texas. Visible in the photograph are KRLD-TV Channel 4 news buses and the Capri Theatre showing "2001: A Space Odyssey."

Photograph of a woman seated in an automobile receiving an advertisement for a screening of "The Devil at 4 O'Clock" at the Majestic Theatre.

Photograph of televised world premiere of "Bandolero" at the Majestic Theatre in Dallas, Texas. Moviegoers surround Cactus Pryor and an unidentified man on a stage beneath the theater marquee.

Photograph of televised world premiere of "Bandolero" at the Majestic Theatre in Dallas, Texas. Moviegoers and square dancers from the Dixie Chainers and Duncanville Squares gather around the stage where Cactus Pryor stands.