1952 Movies

A Toymaker uses puppets to teach unity.

A propaganda film about how to be warned about a attack and what to do when under fire from a foreign power as provided by Bell Telephone System.

Making of spoof Roman historical film drama, shot in COCOZZA's film studio with scenes shot inside the Connoisseur Cinema in Wishaw. Scottish Amateur Film Festival 1952 Highly Commended. COCOZZA's notes: COCOZZA's answer to MGM's Quo Vadis (and 'a spoof' say...

This United States Army film tells the story of a Japanese woman who marries an American serviceman and moves with him to the United States.

A film of safely in the army.

Billed as the first Ukrainian art film in colour to be produced in Canada, the film received mixed reviews from the Ukrainian press despite its folksy, mass appeal. The transfer onto film of a staged musical production without fuly understanding the specific d...

'This Wall is not a Party Wall' was directed by the Peruvian modernist painter Fernando de Szyszlo in 1952—its somewhat formulaic Freudianism locates it squarely in the historical avant-garde.

JC Penney Company, Inc. produced sponsored film about textiles and quality control.

Emphasizes the importance of wearing galoshes, being alert when crossing streets and dressing properly in winter. Also stresses safe sledding, throwing snowballs in proper places and ice skating cautiously.

Part of the series made at "Alexandru Sahia" Studios.

Educational film for children, about dairy farming.

A high school girl learns that grooming and cleanliness, friendliness, and an interest in other people are essential in helping her to achieve populaity with the boys.

Regional scenes captured by Wong's camera for tourism promotion.

The hospital catches fire, and a mother, unable to distinguish her real child from two infants, accepts both but always remains curious to know her true child.

One of a set of audio-visual aids designed by General Motors for driver education classes.

Educational film on the Cold War conflict

The Kippari Quartet sings, with the text at the end: Knights' Costumes, Tampereen pukutehdas Oy. The Kippari Quartet advertises Knights' Costumes, singing about a tailor's family.

A cartoon film about forest fire prevention, Trees was commissioned by the New Zealand Forest Service and Rivers Control Council. The film’s painterly appearance was achieved by means of a set of drawings in watercolour.

On January 27, 1952, the draft Constitution of the People's Republic of Poland was announced. The history of over a hundred years of popular struggle is illustrated by paintings, from Artur Grottger to contemporary artists of socialist realism.

Before direct dial, long distance calls were a rarity.