UUM_A0938.xml Guide to the Orland L. Brig Tapp film collection Tapp (Orland L. "Brig") film collection Finding aid created by Special Collections Staff. J. Willard Marriott Library Special Collections

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This finding aid was produced using ArchivesSpace on 2025-11-14. Finding aid written in English. Finding aid based on DACS (Describing Archives: A Content Standard), 2nd Edition. J. Willard Marriott Library Special Collections Orland L. Brig Tapp film collection Tapp, O. L. (Orland Lavell), 1909-1964 A0938 65 16mm film 2 8mm film 1 dvd 18 reel-to-reel audiotapes 1 vhs 1942-1962 The Orland L. Brig Tapp film collection consists of O. L. Tapp's independent films, unused footage, and various home videos. Click here to request digitized materials from the collection or visit ArchivesSpace for a container level list of digitized materials. English

Orland Lavell "Brig" Tapp(1909-1964) was an award winning independent filmmaker from Utah. He was a Salt Lake City heating engineer, Utah Cine Arts Club president, and zone chairman of the Motion Picture Division of the Photographic Society of America.

The Orland Lavell "Brig" Tapp independent film collection (1947-1963) consists of 16mm color films by Utah Cine Arts Club member O. L. Tapp. He was a Salt Lake City heating engineer whose passion for cinematography and deft manipulation of color, shadow and light led him to become the zone chairman of the Motion Picture Division of the Photographic Society of America. Tapp's award winning films focus on outdoor passtimes and feature locations in Southern Utah, the Wasatch Mountains, and Murray, Utah circa 1950s.

Materials are arranged chronologically.

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Initial Citation: Orland L. Brig Tapp film collection A0938, Special Collections and Archives. University of Utah, J. Willard Marriott. Salt Lake City, Utah.

Following Citations:A0938.

Donated by Elaine Berger and John Tapp in 2007.

Processed by Special Collections Staff in 2019.

Related to the Orland L. Tapp scrapbooks collection (Accn 2451)

Forms part of the Utah Independent Film Archives.

 Utah Cine Arts Club Motion picture producers and directors--Utah Amateur films Performing Arts National Parks Moving Images Independent films Centennial Parade July 24, 1947 00:06:56, color, no sound 8mm (photographic film size) 1

Home movie from the Centennial Pioneer Day parade on Main Street, Salt Lake City. Among the participants are Governor Herbert Maw, LDS President George Albert Smith and his two counselors, Boy Scout troops, school marching bands, floats, etc. Filmed from near 400 South and Main, and seen in the background are the U.S. Post Office and the Hotel Newhouse.

 Showing Up Father 1947 00:21:10, color, no sound VHS 2

VHS copy of original film. Original film made in 1947. Silent home movie includes the "title film," in which a father and son build model airplanes (13 minutes, 20 seconds). The remainder has footage of various scenes of a young boy, from newborn to toddler.

 Snow Furnace 1948 00:02:33, color, no sound 16mm (photographic film size) 3

Home movie showing various snowy winter landscapes, probably in Utah, and a man working with a furnace. This footage may be outtakes from Tapp's film, "Wasatch Furnace and Appliance Company"

 Rainbow Trail 1948 00:17:29, color, no sound 8mm (photographic film size) 4

Comedic film in which two men go fishing for rainbow trout in the Wasatch Mountains. This film was honored as one of the ten best films of 1948 by the Amateur Cinema League.

 Bryce Canyon and Zion National Park 1948 00:04:36, color, no sound 16mm (photographic film size) 5

Home movie showing various scenes from Bryce Canyon National Park and Zion National Park, including women walking with a dog, closeups of flowers, and scenic vistas.

 Titles - Henry the 8th, Little Red Riding Hood, The Dark Angel, Delicate Arch, Yellowstone Park Maps, Pictures on Hummingbird and Chipmunk 1950 00:01:52, color, sound 16mm (photographic film size) 6

Home movie showing various scenes from various road trips including scenes from Yellowstone Park. Scenes include chipmunk, hummingbird, water skiing, river scenes, Yellowstone Park entrance station, caught fish, outdoor crowd, fall foliage, etc.

 Valley of Fire, Nevada 1951 00:02:37, color, no sound 16mm (photographic film size) 7

Home movie shows scenes in the Valley of Fire, including redrock cliffs, dry land, desert flowers in bloom, etc.

 Bryce Canyon 1951 00:07:12, color, no sound 16mm (photographic film size) 8

Home movie showing various scenes from Bryce Canyon National Park, including scenic vistas, sunsets, footage from a car, deer between trees, a cameraman setting up shots of flowers and the closeup of those flowers.

 Vacation, Home to Florida 1951 00:20:02, color, no sound 16mm (photographic film size) 9

Silent film shows scenes during a road trip through Arizona, Mexico, Texas, and Louisiana. Opens with shots of Hoover Dam, followed by various scenes on a road trip, including Arizona desert scenes, Joshua trees, burrows, towns in Mexico (including Ruiz Cortines, Sinaloa), farm laborers, a ferry over the Rio Grande, boating and fishing along the Texas coast, and New Orleans scenes.

 Bear Lake Beauties 1952 00:01:44, color, no sound 16mm (photographic film size) 10

Home movie depicting a visit to Bingham Canyon Open Pit Copper Mine, followed by shots of two women in swimsuits sunbathing at Bear Lake.

 Bear Lake 1952 00:02:52 color, no sound 16mm (photographic film size) 11

Home movie depicting the Utah Cine Arts Club annual outing to Bear Lake, including boating, swimming, and a mock beauty contest by the men. The Utah Cine Arts Club was a local association of amateur filmmakers in the 1940s-1960s.

 Painted Desert, Grand Canyon 1952 00:02:48, color, no sound 16mm (photographic film size) 12

Home movie showing views of the Painted Desert in eastern Arizona and the Grand Canyon from the South Rim.

 Green River 1952 00:04:09, color, no sound 16mm (photographic film size) 13

Home movie showing footage from a boat trip on the Green River in Utah, including views of Crystal Geyser.

 Oregon Coast, Balboa Zoo, Guymas, Desert Scenes Organ Pipe, Painted Desert and Grand Canyon 1952 00:11:56, color, no sound 16mm (photographic film size) 14

Home movie with a variety of clips: water crashing on rocks on the Oregon coast; camels, koalas, kangaroos, hippos, elephants, polar bear, lions, sea lions, and various birds at the Balboa Zoo; views from a boat and fishing in Guaymas, Mexico; desert scenes of different types of cacti, flowers, and trees; and scenic views of the Grand Canyon.

 Colorado River 1953 00:02:23, color, no sound 16mm (photographic film size) 15

Silent film of various scenes along the Colorado River during a boat trip in Glen Canyon, probably in the mid-1950s.

 Island Park 1953 00:02:54, color, no sound 16mm (photographic film size) 16

Home movie of clips feeding animals including a muskrat, a baby squirrel, and kittens, followed by scenes cutting down a tree.

 Rainbow Bridge 1953 00:01:27, color, no sound 16mm (photographic film size) 17

Home movie showing scenes at Rainbow Bridge National Monument in southern Utah.

 Holiday Handicap Scrap 1953 00:05:01, color, no sound 16mm (photographic film size) 18

Outtakes from the amateur film, "Holiday Handicap," which depicts members of the Utah Cine Arts Club on a group outing to Bear Lake. The Utah Cine Arts Club was a local association of amateur filmmakers in the 1940s-1960s.

 Holiday Handicap 1953 00:10:09, color, sound 16mm (photographic film size) 19

Film documenting activities of members of the Utah Cine Arts Club during their annual outdoor gathering on the shore of Bear Lake, including a boat race. The Utah Cine Arts Club was a local association of amateur filmmakers in the 1940s-1960s.

 Florida to Home 1953 00:20:30, color, no sound 16mm (photographic film size) 20

Silent film shows scenes from a family trip to Florida. Includes: Picking fruit from orange trees, swans and other birds in a marshy setting, parrots performing (poss. Sarasota Jungle Gardens), Miami Beach streets and views, Bok Tower at Lake Wales Florida, water skiing performance, horse show, dolphin feeding, boat ride in a swamp, alligators, and redrock cliffs (probably in Utah).

 Socotwa Colorado River Rat Plaque 1954 00:00:24, color, no sound 16mm (photographic film size) 21

Clip of the SOCOTWA River Rat Plaque, used in his Colorado River trip film.

 Bear Lake Beauties 1954 00:05:42, color, no sound 16mm (photographic film size) 22

Home movie depicting the Utah Cine Arts Club annual outing to Bear Lake, including boating, swimming, water skiing, and a mock beauty contest by the men. The Utah Cine Arts Club was a local association of amateur filmmakers in the 1940ss-1960s.

 Wild Ducks and Geese 1954 00:07:07, color, no sound 16mm (photographic film size) 23

Home movie showing scenes of ducks, geese, and swans swimming in a pond; some clips of ducklings and cygnets; deer in a forest.

 Country Scenes 1955 00:00:29, color, no sound 16mm (photographic film size) 24

Home movies showing farmland from a moving vehicle.

 Little Red Riding Hood 1955 00:03:55, color, soung 16mm (photographic film size) 25

Film by O. L. Tapp in which children reenact the tale of Little Red Riding Hood. Selected as "one of the ten best of the west" at the 1956 annual film competition of Western movie clubs.

 Little Red Riding Hood Scrap 1955 00:05:10, color, no sound 16mm (photographic film size) 26

Home movie showing outtakes from O. L. Tapp's film retelling of the story of Little Red Riding Hood.

 Little Red Riding Hood Original Mag. Sound 1955 00:03:44, color, no sound 16mm (photographic film size) 27

Film by O. L. Tapp in which children reenact the tale of Little Red Riding Hood.

 Gulls at Great Salt Lake 1955 00:06:51, color, no sound 16mm (photographic film size) 28

Home movie showing scenes of various gulls and birds around the Great Salt Lake; shots of nests with eggs, eggs hatching, and young gulls.

 Two Babes in the Park Yellowstone Scrap 1949 00:11:53, color, no sound 16mm (photographic film size) 29

Outtakes from the amateur film, "Two Babes in the Park", in which a brother and sister travel to Yellowstone National Park.

 Two Babes in the Park 1949 00:21:14, color, no sound 16mm (photographic film size) 30

Silent Film in which a brother and sister go fishing in Idaho and tour Yellowstone Park. Includes views of Idaho's Warm River, Montana's Madison River, the geyser basins, Yellowstone Lake and River, waterfalls, and wildlife. Opening scenes were shot at the Tapp residence in Murray, Utah.

 I Walked a Crooked Trail 1950 00:17:49, color, no sound 16mm (photographic film size) 31

Silent film in which a man gets lost while filming at Arches National Monument (now Arches National Park) in Grand County, Utah. This narrative travelogue begins at the filmmaker's home in Murray, Utah, then features several prominent landmarks in the park including Balanced Rock, Double Arch, North Window, South Window, Spectacles, Landscape Arch, Double O Arch, and Delicate Arch. This film was awarded an Honorable Mention in the Amateur Cinema League competition for the ten best amateur films of 1950.

 I Walked a Crooked Trail Scrap 1950 00:22:19, color, no sound 16mm (photographic film size) 32

Outtakes from the amateur film "I Walked a Crooked Trail" showing a Murray, Utah cameraman's visit to Arches National Monument (now Arches National Park) in Grand County, Utah. Some of this footage appears in the finished narrative film.

 All In a Day 1952 00:14:04 color, no sound 16mm (photographic film size) 33

Silent film (14 minutes, 2 seconds; color) showing what happens when Wayne breaks his promise to take his wife, Ethyl, to visit her mother, and goes on a fishing trip instead. Partly filmed at Mirror Lake in Uinta Mountains. Includes a musical sound-track with screens of text for dialogue.

 Glen Canyon Scrap 1956 00:08:25 color, no sound 16mm (photographic film size) 34

Home movie featuring footage from a trip down the Colorado River including men and women swimming, light reflecting from the water onto rocks, and setting up a latrine. Several clips from the end are of Tapp's children at his home.

 Glen Canyon Sound 1956 00:12:10, color, sound 16mm (photographic film size) 35

Film showing a 6-day motorboat trip down the Colorado River through Glen Canyon, narrated by Don (probably Harris).

 Whispering Sands Footage 1956 00:03:51, color, no sound 16mm (photographic film size) 36

Outtakes from the amateur film, "Shifting Whispering Sands." Shows desert scenes, the moon, sunset, a cabin on fire, etc.

 Whispering Sands 1956 00:06:33, color, sound 16mm (photographic film size) 37

Film by O. L. Tapp based on his interpretation of a recording of the song, "Shifting Whispering Sands." It shows scenes in a desert sand dune area, including dry bones and abandoned wagons, desert wildlife (snake, lizard, coyote), a cabin on fire, staged footage of dead men, etc. The dunes sequences were shot at Coral Pink Sand Dunes in Kane County, Utah.

 Whispering Sands Alternate Print 1956 00:06:09, color, sound 16mm (photographic film size) 38

Alternate print of "Whispering Sands", a film by O. L. Tapp based on his interpretation of a recording of the song, "Shifting Whispering Sands." It shows scenes in a desert sand dune area, including dry bones and abandoned wagons, desert wildlife (snake, lizard, coyote), a cabin on fire, staged footage of dead men, etc. The dunes sequences were shot at Coral Pink Sand Dunes in Kane County, Utah. This version of the film features an alternate title sequence with solid background cards instead of video of sand and music instead of wind sounds.

 Whispering Sands Footage 1957 00:12:59, color, no sound 16mm (photographic film size) 39

Outtakes from the amateur film, "Whispering Sands." Shows various desert scenes, a horned lizard, a cabin on fire, etc.

 Whispering Sands Clips 2: Coyote 1957 00:01:15, color, no sound 16mm (photographic film size) 40

Home movie featuring footage of a coyote on a leash, some of which was featured in O. L. Tapp's film, "Whispering Sands." Opening shots depict Bryce Canyon National Park.

 Whispering Sands Beginning, Wind, Music, and Titles 1957 00:00:58, color, sound 16mm (photographic film size) 41

Title sequence for O. L. Tapp's film, "Whispering Sands." Includes opening credits and sound from "Shifting Whispering Sand."

 Whispering Sands Clips 4: 20 Pieces 1957 00:40:00, color, no sound 16mm (photographic film size) 42

Outtakes from the amateur film, "Whispering Sands." Includes scenes of deserts, livestock, dry bones, sand dunes.

 Bones for Shifting Whispering Sands 1957 00:01:21, color, no sound 16mm (photographic film size) 43

Outtakes from the amateur film, "Whispering Sands." Includes footage of live snakes and dry bones on desert sand.

 Whispering Sands Music, Trees, Wind Sounds 1957 00:01:57, sound open reel audiotape 44

Audio recorded for use in the production of the amateur film, "Shifting Whispering Sands." Wind sound effects.

 Whispering Sands Sound Track 1957 00:01:36, sound open reel audiotape 45

Music recorded for use in the production of the amateur film, "Shifting Whispering Sands." The first minute of the recording is backwards.

 Whispering Sands Audio 1957 00:03:02, sound open reel audiotape 46

Audio recorded for use in the production of the amateur film, "Shifting Whispering Sands". Includes wind sound effects and music.

 Capitol Reef 1958 00:01:38, color, no sound 16mm (photographic film size) 47

Home movie of scenes around Capitol Reef.

 Autumn Scenes 1958 00:05:46, color, no sound 16mm (photographic film size) 48

Silent film of scenes of mountain and forest areas with fall leaf displays, probably in Utah. Some sequences show ranchers driving cattle to winter pasture.

 The Best of the West Titles 1959 00:00:22, color, sound 16mm (photographic film size) 49

Title clip showing with caption, "This film has been judged one of the ten best of the west for 1959, sponsored by the Utah Cine Arts Club," probably used for the 1959 annual film competition of Western movie clubs.

 Salt Lake City Temple Titles 1959 00:01:17, color, no sound 16mm (photographic film size) 50

Film clip showing repeated picture of the Salt Lake Temple, with caption, "This film has been judged one of the ten best of the west for 1959, sponsored by the Utah Cine Arts Club," probably used for the 1959 annual film competition of Western movie clubs.

 Mexican Hat, Glen Canyon Dam 1959 00:02:52, color, no sound 16mm (photographic film size) 51

Home movie with footage of views of the Mexican Hat rock formation, the Goosenecks of the San Juan River, and construction work on the Glen Canyon Dam.

 Those Other Years Scrap (Pioneer Village) 1959 00:10:22, black and white, no sound 16mm (photographic film size) 52

Outtakes from the amateur film, "Those Other Years." Includes footage of children at what is now Wheeler Historic Farm in Murray, Utah.

 Those Other Years Scraps 1959 00:08:34, black and white, no sound 16mm (photographic film size) 53

Outtakes from the amateur film, "Those Other Years." Includes footage of roads, cars, houses, and Woodstock School in Murray, Utah.

 Those Other Years Audio Tape A 1959 00:07:11, sound open reel audiotape 54a

Audio recorded for use in the production of the amateur film, "Those Other Years." Includes samples of voiceover and music. This item is two reel-to-reel audiotape reels and five 16mm audio reels in one can.

 Those Other Years Audio Tape B 1959 00:03:02, sound open reel audiotape 54b

Audio recorded for use in the production of the amateur film, "Those Other Years." Includes samples of voiceover and music. This item is two reel-to-reel audiotape reels and five 16mm audio reels in one can.

 Unlabelled audio recording 1950-1959 00:01:51, sound open reel audiotape 54c

Audio (1 minute, 51 seconds) of a man asking a child where various people are, followed by clicking noises.

 Whispering Sands Audio 1959 00:03:02, sound open reel audiotape 54d

Audio (3 minutes, 02 seconds) recorded for use in the production of the amateur film, "Shifting Whispering Sands." Includes wind sound effects and music.

 Whispering Sands Music 1959 00:01:36, sound open reel audiotape 54e

Music (1 minute, 36 seconds) recorded for use in the production of the amateur film, "Shifting Whispering Sands." The first minute of the recording is backwards.

 Whispering Sands Wind Sound 1956 00:01:57, sound open reel audiotape 54f

Audio (1 minute, 57 seconds) recorded for use in the production of the amateur film, "Shifting Whispering Sands." Wind sound effects.

 Unlabelled music recording 1950-1959 01:10:16, sound open reel audiotape 54g

Audio recording (1 hour, 10 minutes, 16 seconds) of music from O.L. Tapp's collection.

 Those Other Years Scrap 1959 00:36:52, color, no sound 16mm (photographic film size) 55

Outtakes from the amateur film, "Those Other Years," filmed at what is now Wheeler Historic Farm, Woodstock School, and other locations around Murray, Utah.

 Those Other Years 1959 00:23:40, color, sound 16mm (photographic film size) 56

Amateur film of a "true story, filmed to preserve the rapidly disappearing landmarks of our childhood days." A couple visits the neighborhood where they grew up. Children reenact the couple's childhood memories, including building a rabbit cage, riding in a horse-drawn wagon, cooking marshmallows on a fire, playing around dairy cows, walking to school. Filmed in Salt Lake County, and shows Woodstock School (built in 1906, closed in 1970s) and the property.

 Those Other Years reel A 1959 00:23:35, color, no sound 16mm (photographic film size) 57a

A-roll production element used in the production of the amateur film, "Those Other Years," which was filmed in now Wheeler Historic Farm, Woodstock School, and other locations around Murray, Utah. This reel was combined with "O. L. Tapp, Those Other Years reel B, 1959" to create the final edit of the film.

 Those Other Years reel B 1959 00:03:58, color, no sound 16mm (photographic film size) 57b

B-roll production element used in the production of the amateur film, "Those Other Years," which was filmed in now Wheeler Historic Farm, Woodstock School, and other locations around Murray, Utah. This reel was combined with "O. L. Tapp, Those Other Years reel A, 1959" to create the final edit of the film.

 Ice Cycles 1960 00:01:56, color, no sound 16mm (photographic film size) 58

Home movie showing images of falling snow and icicles during winter.

 Trees and Mountains 1961 00:02:53, color, no sound 16mm (photographic film size) 59

Home movie shows scenes from Grand Teton National Park and Arches National Monument.

 Once A Tree Scrap 1962 00:10:27, color, no sound 16mm (photographic film size) 60

Outtakes from the amateur film "Once a Tree." Shots of trees and wildlife.

 Once A Tree 1962 00:05:06, color, sound 16mm (photographic film size) 61

Film depiciting a montage of living and decomposing trees accompanied first by the recitation of the poem, "Once a Tree," and then by the song, "Trees."

 Once a Tree - New Roll July 16, 1962 sound open reel audiotape 62

Audio from O. L. Tapp's film "Once a Tree".

 Once a Tree - Complete Sound Track 1962 sound open reel audiotape 63

Audio from O. L. Tapp's film "Once a Tree"

 Once a Tree - Voice 1962 sound open reel audiotape 64

Audio from O. L. Tapp's film "Once a Tree"

 Once A Tree A-Roll 1962 00:05:08, color, no sound 16mm (photographic film size) 65a

A-roll production element used in the production of the amateur film, "Once a Tree." This reel was combined with "O. L. Tapp, Once A Tree B-Roll, 1962" to create the final edit of the film.

 Once A Tree B-Roll 1962 00:05:01, color, no sound 16mm (photographic film size) 65b

B-roll production used in the production of the amateur film, "Once a Tree." This reel was combined with "O. L. Tapp, Once A Tree A-Roll, 1962" to create the final edit of the film.

 Once A Tree Audio 1962 00:05:12, sound 16mm (photographic film size) 65c

Audio recorded for use in the production of the amateur film, "Once a Tree." Speech and music.

 Skiing - Alta and Ekker Hill 1950-1960 00:02:48, color, no sound 16mm (photographic film size) 66

Home movie showing a ski jumping competition with a large crowd watching at Ekker Hill.

 Capitol Reef, Snow Scenes, Orchards, Yellowstone 1950-1960 00:02:54, color, no sound 16mm (photographic film size) 67

Home movie showing scenes in southern Utah around Capitol Reef National Monument, including orchards in winter, Chimney Rock and Twin Rocks.

 Flood 1950-1960 00:01:33, color, no sound 16mm (photographic film size) 68

Silent home movie showing footage of flooding in an unidentified Utah town, with water running down a street, people walking, driving, and boating in the water.

 Fisher Tower/Dead Horse Point 1950-1960 00:02:49, color, no sound 16mm (photographic film size) 69

Home movie showing scenes around Moab, Utah, including views of Fisher Tower with snow and Dead Horse Point and clips of family members walking around and having a picnic.

 Bear Lake Candid Shots 1950-1960 00:06:06, black and white, no sound 16mm (photographic film size) 70

Home movie depicting the Utah Cine Arts Club annual outing to Bear Lake, including boating, moviemaking, and close-ups of attendees. The Utah Cine Arts Club was a local association of amateur filmmakers in the 1940s-1960s.

 Colorado River Scrap 1950-1960 00:22:16, color, no sound 16mm (photographic film size) 71

Film includes footage of scenes along the Colorado River during various river trips. Includes views of Escalante statue, groups of young passengers in a mud bath; Indian ruins in Lake Canyon; hike up Hole-in-the-Rock, petroglyphs, Bert Loper's cabin, swimming in the river, campsite scenes, running rapids. In middle there is a sequence of a group sitting outside an LDS ward house prior to loading bus to go on a river trip. The trips were probably all connected with the SOCOTWA program, an outdoor program for LDS youth based in South Cottonwood Ward, Salt Lake County.

 4 Albums of Tapp Films, Pictures, Awards, etc. 1946-1970 color, sound DVD 72

DVD filled with images pertaining to Tapp's films. Things such as photos from production, awards, letters, flyers, etc.

 All In a Day, Trees, Holiday Handicap, Whispering Sands 1946-1970 sound open reel audiotape 73

Audio from O. L. Tapp's films "All In a Day", "Trees", "Holiday Handicap", and "Whispering Sands".

 Sound Effects undated sound open reel audiotape 74

Reel-to-reel audio recording.

 Sound Effects and Title Music undated sound open reel audiotape 75

Reel-to-reel audio recording.

 Testing, Music - Organ, Trees undated sound open reel audiotape 76

Reel-to-reel audio recording.

 Various Songs undated sound open reel audiotape 77

Reel-to-reel audio recording.

 Trees and Music undated sound open reel audiotape 78

Reel-to-reel audio recording.

 Strauss Walsus, Viennes Walsus, Trees etc. undated sound open reel audiotape 79

Reel-to-reel audio recording.

 Trees undated sound open reel audiotape 80

Reel-to-reel audio recording.

 Trees - Londem, John C. Thomas undated sound open reel audiotape 81

Reel-to-reel audio recording.

 Doc Inglesby Interview undated sound open reel audiotape 82

Reel-to-reel audio recording.

 Organ Music, Doc. Inglesby Interview undated sound open reel audiotape 83

Reel-to-reel audio recording.

 Wasatch Furnace and Appliance Company undated 00:10:38, color, no sound 16mm (photographic film size) 84

Film about a couple who calls Wasatch Furnace and Appliance Company to replace their antiquated coal furnace with a new Lennox gas furnace. The filmmaker, O. L. "Brig" Tapp, was an employee of Wasatch Furnace and Appliance Company. This film may be an advertisement.

 I Hear You Knockin, The Bubble Dance, There's a Pampas Moon On The Campus, Puss In Boots, Mama Don't Want No Music 1942 black and white, sound 16mm (photographic film size) 85

Five commercial shorts.

 Unlabeled volcano film 1950-1960 00:02:45, color, no sound 16mm (photographic film size) 86

Film of a volcano erupting and lava flowing.

 Unlabeled Reel-to-Reel audiotape undated sound open reel audiotape 87

Unlabeled reel-to-reel audiotape.