"Volume See" was the children's program that preceded and informed PBS's Sesame Street.
Carl Williams hosted the show in 1968 and 1969. These are samples of how clips of the host were inter-related to the movie clips during the 3 hours of this Saturday morning program.
The program was funded by the Ford Foundation, and produced in Iowa. Some segments were produced by public television stations in Texas, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and Wisconsin. However, like most children's programs of that time period, Volume See also used films from sources like Encyclopedia Britannica and other classroom film makers.
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Volume See Clip 1
"Volume See" was the children's program that preceded and informed PBS's Sesame Street. Carl Williams hosted the... 02:50
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Volume See Clip 5
"Volume See" was the children's program that preceded and informed PBS's Sesame Street. Carl Williams hosted the... 01:13
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Volume See Clip 4
"Volume See" was the children's program that preceded and informed PBS's Sesame Street. Carl Williams hosted the... 02:55
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Volume See Clip 3
"Volume See" was the children's program that preceded and informed PBS's Sesame Street. Carl Williams hosted the... 04:00
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Heavy Rains Slow Allied Advance (#2006)
This is a portion of a newsreel shown to general audiences describing how the weather slowed the advance of 5th Army... 03:39
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U.S. Bombers Pave Way for Pacific Invasion (#2006)
This is a portion of a newsreel shown to general audiences describing the campaign in New Britain near New Guinea and... 03:47
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U.S. Army Air Corps Policy (#2006)
This is an excerpt from a film used to describe the United States Army Air Forces policy in Europe. The film... 04:43
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Stepping Stone To Japan (#2006)
This is a film used to describe what the United States Army Air Forces were doing to win the war in early 1944 in the... 04:55
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Review of the War in Europe (#2006)
Produced sometime in 1946, this film is a retrospective of the war in Europe. It includes footage of Roosevelt,... 05:10
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Japanese Attack on Pearl Harbor (#2006)
This segment shows film of the attack on Pearl Harbor from the Japanese perspective. This film was captured from the... 02:47
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Women's Army Auxiliary Corps (#2006)
In this series of short films, WAACs are seen on a parade ground at a training base and on parade through a downtown... 01:38
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Color film of Japanese General Yoshijiro Umezu,... (#2006)
In this short silent film, Japanese General Yoshijiro Umezu, Chief of the Army General Staff, signs both copies of the... 00:16
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Color film of the second flag raising on Mt.... (#2006)
In this short silent film, the U.S. flag is raised for the second time on the island of Iwo Jima on February 23, 1945. 00:55
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World War II Veteran: Bob Benson
Bob Benson was farming with his father on 200 acres near Story City. The army deferred him. When it was his time... 08:21
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World War II Veteran: Jack Smith
Jack Smith says his service really began in High School. He had 3 years of junior ROTC and knew he wanted to fly. He... 12:56
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World War II Veteran: Vincent Martinez
Vincent Martinez served as a first class petty officer 1943-1945. When the war ended, he liked the Navy, and... 02:02
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World War II Veteran: Maurice Vasquez
Maurice Vasquez served as a ship fitter second class on a net tender.They moved around the southern Solomon islands,... 02:54
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World War II Veteran: Anthony Navarro
Anthony Navarro was born in Durango, Mexico. He was a Sergeant 1880 aviation engineers. He worked on the Burma... 10:29
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World War II Veteran: Samuel A. Vasquez
Sam Vasquez was a sergeant with the 8th field artillery of the 25th infantry – the “Old Hawaiian Division”. He... 08:14
Post Date: May 1, 2010



