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Browse 6 movies from Raphael G. Wolff Studios
Training film demonstrating the usage of the turbosupercharger, a device for providing greater engine capability at high altitude. Various techniques for operating and servicing the turbosupercharger are shown using a B- 17 bomber.
Jan 1943
Training film demonstrating the techniques and requirements of flying the B-24 bomber equipped with a turbosupercharger, a mechanism designed to help engines function at full capacity at high altitudes.
Tells how in the past 100 years, the world has changed - all made possible through free enterprise coupled with the tremendous driving force of advertising.
Jan 1950
This color educational film is about the importance of Clean Water brought to you by General Electric. This film was made to boost support for new plants to clean our water and keep it clean.
Jan 1945
Short film demonstrating water usage in all parts of American life and what steps can be taken to protect America's water supply.
Jan 1951
Light may be one of the many things you take for granted in life. But if you have ever been in the dark about light, you'll not be for long when Professor J. Lumen Lightly, an animated character who lives in a G-E light bulb, takes a charming little girl named Nancy—and you—on a magical tour into every corner of living that light enters. Through his magic Nancy enters the Professor's light bulb to get a close-up of the filament that makes a light bulb light. They go under the sea to watch a diver use his special bulb—and see other types of light bulbs in action—in coal mines, in homes, offices, stores, factories. Light is a part of every lane of transportation—of every field of business and industry—a part of all education—of every home. This film will help you appreciate its importance as never before.
Jan 1949