Most Viewed From Jam Handy Organization (JHO)

A look at the Chevrolet cars.

Introducing the giant four-track tape cartridge, an obsolete consumer recording format that survived for eight years.

A simple demonstration of the basic design and operation of a watch, including stop-motion animation showing a watch being assembled from many parts.

An ad for the new Motoramic Chevrolt.

An educational film produced by by the Jam Handy Organization in 1947 for Dow Chemical Corporation. New pesticides, incorporating 2-4-D Dioxin are...

The film discusses the fascinating world of color perception, particularly from the perspective of various creatures, including fish and lobsters. It...

A TV commercial for the 1955 Chevrolet.

A comprehensive footage of 1964-65 New York World's Fair.

A corporate history of the Coca-Cola Company.

The new Motoramic Chevrolet introduces the big long look.

This 1951 Coca-Cola sponsored film produced by Detroit, Michigan’s Jam Handy Studios pitches bottled cola as a tool for enhancing worker safety...

Chevrolets aren't just on the roads with you--they're out on the racetrack as well. A look at racing Chevies and the mechanics who keep them in top...

A high school student is confronted with conflicting loyalties: to a friend who committed a crime, or to their high school, against whom the crime...

A stuntman plans to launch a small plane o0ff the roof of a speeding car. The local newspaper sends a photographer to cover thee event, but also...

GM employees rise in the morning and go to work in the factories, design studios, and offices of General Motors across the country. They receive...

The film revolves around a humorous domestic conversation about meal planning and food preparation, highlighting the struggles of a homemaker trying...

A naughty pilgrim boy holds an Indian boy hostage causing a war to break out, Nicky Nome comes to save the day with a Chevrolet.

The Jam Handy Organization introduces the television.

Jimmy teaches a reckless school mate the importance of safety.

This short film was released by the RCA Victor record label in 1956 to demonstrate to the American public just how they managed to produce 250 000...