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This studio art series gives students from fifth grade through high school time-tested procedures they can apply to any kind of drawing. The teacher's guide reviews the instructional content in print and drawings and the "try it" suggestion with which each program ends. It correlates the programs with two widely mandated textbooks and lists additional resources for students and teachers.

This studio art series gives students from fifth grade through high school time-tested procedures they can apply to any kind of drawing. The teacher's guide reviews the instructional content in print and drawings and the "try it" suggestion with which each program ends. It correlates the programs with two widely mandated textbooks and lists additional resources for students and teachers.

This studio art series gives students from fifth grade through high school time-tested procedures they can apply to any kind of drawing. The teacher's guide reviews the instructional content in print and drawings and the "try it" suggestion with which each program ends. It correlates the programs with two widely mandated textbooks and lists additional resources for students and teachers.

This studio art series gives students from fifth grade through high school time-tested procedures they can apply to any kind of drawing. The teacher's guide reviews the instructional content in print and drawings and the "try it" suggestion with which each program ends. It correlates the programs with two widely mandated textbooks and lists additional resources for students and teachers.

This studio art series gives students from fifth grade through high school time-tested procedures they can apply to any kind of drawing. The teacher's guide reviews the instructional content in print and drawings and the "try it" suggestion with which each program ends. It correlates the programs with two widely mandated textbooks and lists additional resources for students and teachers.

This studio art series gives students from fifth grade through high school time-tested procedures they can apply to any kind of drawing. The teacher's guide reviews the instructional content in print and drawings and the "try it" suggestion with which each program ends. It correlates the programs with two widely mandated textbooks and lists additional resources for students and teachers.

This studio art series gives students from fifth grade through high school time-tested procedures they can apply to any kind of drawing. The teacher's guide reviews the instructional content in print and drawings and the "try it" suggestion with which each program ends. It correlates the programs with two widely mandated textbooks and lists additional resources for students and teachers.

This studio art series gives students from fifth grade through high school time-tested procedures they can apply to any kind of drawing. The teacher's guide reviews the instructional content in print and drawings and the "try it" suggestion with which each program ends. It correlates the programs with two widely mandated textbooks and lists additional resources for students and teachers.

This studio art series gives students from fifth grade through high school time-tested procedures they can apply to any kind of drawing. The teacher's guide reviews the instructional content in print and drawings and the "try it" suggestion with which each program ends. It correlates the programs with two widely mandated textbooks and lists additional resources for students and teachers.

Engine Rebuild for Allis-Chalmers Tractors shows how to completely remove the engine, tear it down to the bare block, rebuild it and put it back in the tractor using ordinary shop tools you probably already own. Valuable information and useful tips for anyone with the following Allis-Chalmers Tractors. . . . WD 45, WC, WD, WF, WS and WI.

This film chronicles the decline and fall of "Marty" (see Are You Ready For Marriage?), a "good boy" who becomes a junkie. Marty's experimentation begins with marijuana, which produces "profound mental and emotional disturbances." Marty then goes straight to "H," which he buys from Louie, the local dealer (who keeps his stash in a lamp base). Marty is caught, sent to a drug rehab center (where he cuts down dead corn stalks and plays checkers), and reforms. The scene where Marty and some of his stoned friends drink out of broken Pepsi bottles is memorable. As in all drug films, the marijuana sequences are the most entertaining. "Thoughtless curiosity can lead to a lifetime of pain and torment!" The street pushers in this film wear turtlenecks.

Public kissing was greatly frowned upon during the uptight Victorian era when this scene was produced in Thomas Edison's new glass-topped studio in New York City. As a result, the movie was banned in most areas (which of course, only made it more popular). Sadly, the two lovers have come down through history as unknowns, but their behavior is most familiar. In their day, this popular sport was called "sparkin'" if it took place inside (usually in the parlor), or "spoonin'" if committed outdoors in a lonely spot, a "lover's lane", or, as the song goes, "By The Light Of The Silvery Moon."

Bettie and popular model June King in the energetic cat-fight wrestling scene with a good deal of spanking added. The interesting, almost arty, opening shot of just their feet (Klaw had a lot of foot fetish customers). Most likely the same film where Bettie seriously injured her knee which led to a religious revelation as described in her bio "The Real Bettie Page"

Howard Sterns radio prank calls

Vintage scary movie

Just pics of beautiful Rae

Vintage war film

Just an old video