USA - 1933 - Hollywood stars Raquel Torres, Harry Langdon, and Polly Moran watch a horse race in Mexico.
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UNITED STATES - 1950s - In this commercial, Arnold Stang talks about the original flavor of Chunky chocolate. Alongside him is a boy with pecan flavor Chunky chocolate.
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UNITED STATES - 1950s - In this commercial, Arnold Stang asks questions about Chunky chocolate bars to children also played by himself.
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USA - 1933 - Alice White and Sy Bartlett are among the Hollywood celebrities watching a horse race in Mexico.
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UNITED STATES - 1950s - In this commercial, Arnold Stang eats a Chunky chocolate bar inside his doctor's office. He enters the doctor's closet by accident due to poor eyesight.
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UNITED STATES - 1950s - In this commercial, Arnold Stang reveals wearing a safe for his Chunky bars after an angry cowboy invertedly shoots himself in a saloon.
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UNITED STATES - 1950s - In this commercial, Arnold Stang talks about his love for Chunky chocolate bars while invertedly defeats his sparring partner.
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UNITED STATES - 1950s - In this commercial, a news reporter interviews an alien pilot played by Arnold Stang. The reporter gives the alien pilot Chunky chocolate bars.
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USA - 1933 - Clarence Muse sings a song on stage about the Congo.
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UNITED STATES - 1950s - In this commercial, Arnold Stang participates in a game show. He correctly answers the host before eating a bar of Chunky chocolate.
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USA - 1933 - Cliff Edwards, also known as Ukulele Ike, sings the theme song to "Hollywood on Parade" and plays the Ukulele while musically introducing his next guest.
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UNITED STATES - 1950s - In this commercial, Arnold Stang eats a Chunky chocolate bar while playing baseball. He makes a one handed catch in front of a Chunky ad.
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UNITED STATES - 1950s - In this commercial, Arnold Stang walks into a candy shop where the shopkeeper recommends he tries Chunky chocolate.
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USA - 1933 - Clarence Muse talks to William Warren about songwriting backstage, and Cliff Edwards aka Ukulele Ike introduces a newsreel segment.
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USA - 1933 - Jean Harlow enjoys golfing.
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USA - 1921 - In this silent comedy, actors dressed in historical clothing startle a man (Buster Keaton) by running through his house, and he jumps a trick staircase after getting shot at.
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USA - 1921 - In this silent comedy, a theatrical company putting on "Faust" gets vegetables thrown at them and they're ultimately run off stage after one of their sets collapses.
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USA - 1933 - In this murder mystery, actors prep on a movie set to shoot a scene.
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USA - 1970s - In this PSA, Bob Hope explains what US Savings Bonds can be used for on a personal level and also how they help America as a whole.
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USA - 1970s - In this PSA, Bob Hope suggests buying US Savings Bonds as a way to demonstrate one's patriotism for America while also getting a sound return on an investment.
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UNITED STATES - 1955 - In this PSA, a taped interview of James Dean taking about the dangers of racing and the importance of keeping control of car speed is shown.
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SAN DIEGO - 1915 - San Diego Exposition attendees visit the Panama Film Company exhibit. A crowd gathers around Fatty Arbuckle talking in front of the exhibit.
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USA - 1942 - The Delta Rhythm Boys sing "Give Me Some Skin" while actors show the different ways that phrase could be misunderstood.
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USA - 1930 - In this romance musical, two actors talk about a handkerchief gift for one of them. One man tells the other he saw him kissing his wife and they fight.
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USA - 1930 - In this romance musical, a stage manager is called away and two actors discuss a female actors plans.
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USA - 1930 - In this romance musical, two actors talk about the man doing an act with his wife instead of her.
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USA - 1930 - In this romance musical, a man and two women actors are in a dressing room. The man and woman reveal they are engaged.
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USA - 1930 - In this romance musical, actors come backstage from a show and go to dressing rooms.
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USA - 1930 - In this romance musical, a train goes down the tracks. Actors enter a stage entrance of a theater. Actors dress in dressing rooms.
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USA - 1930 - In this romance musical, actors discuss a number they performed. The director drinks gasoline then describes the show to the actors.
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USA - 1930 - In this romance musical, an actress sings a musical song on stage called Do I Know What I'm Doing for other actors in rehearsal.
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USA - 1930 - In this romance musical, a man sings holding a girl on stage. They dance and other actors join.
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USA - 1930 - In this romance musical, a man and woman try a windable camera. Actors meet on stage to talk.
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USA - 1930 - In this romance musical, a man puts up show posters. Actors meet backstage.
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USA - 1930 - In this romance musical, actors board a steam engine passenger car. People load trunks on the train from a cart. A woman is hit with steam.
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Two Theatrical Performers in Red Costumes on a Dark Stage with Ladder Prop
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Two Performers in Traditional Attire Dance on Stage Under Dramatic Blue Lighting
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Traditional Asian Ceremony with Performers Kneeling on Stage Under Blue Lighting
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Actors walk steadily in front of curtain. Quiet rehearsals see actors practicing their scenes carefully. Performers move with calmness as
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Ensemble acting rehearsal. Performers practice synchronized gestures under lighting. Actors execute group movements and gestures under
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Studio actors practicing stage positions. Performers working on entrances exits timing. Drama students carefully coordinate movements during
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Rehearsal room white coaches lead warmup tossing ball between participants, rows of folding chairs and neutral walls, playful timing game
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Stage practice underway. Actors rehearse movement timing coordination. Performers coordinate cues during practice sessions. Actors rehearse
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White ensemble doing energetic group warmup, actors and dancers play with improv and timing, coach leads movement across studio floor
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Red seats fill a theater with golden lights and a stage view
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1910 - In this silent comedy, a woman receives a letter from her boyfriend explaining that the woman she saw him kiss was his scene partner in a love scene and she writes him back in relief.
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1910 - In this silent comedy, a director arranges for changes on his set and meets a new actor who presents his business card.
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1910 - In this silent comedy, a woman is upset to walk onto the film set where her actor boyfriend is working and see him kissing an actress in a love scene.