This home movie footage from the road includes panoramic shots of the desert, a passing cargo train, and a car wreck. Home movies occupy an enormous part of our Texas film heritage. Since the 1920s, popular formats like 16mm, 8mm, Super 8 and video have captured our private events and public moments and helped us channel our creative impulses as amateur filmmakers. But they do more than just document our lives: our home movies continually reveal what we consider to be valuable, significant and worth sharing with others.

Kinex Studios Hollywood The Early Bird and the Worm Kinex Studios Algiers Kodascope Kodascope Libraries M.J. Winkler Felix the Cat Felix in Hollywood Pat Sullivan Comic

Charlie Chaplin Easy Street William Fox Wild Puppies George E. Marshall Animal Comedy Warner Brothers Rin-Tin-Tin The Night Cry Herman C. Raymaker

Fox Varieties The Moose Country The World We Live In Fox Film Corporation Ken Maynard Charles R. Rogers The Red Raiders First National Picture Adolf Zukar

Jesse L. Lasky Edward Sutherland We're in the Navy Now Wallace Beery Raymond Hatton B.P. Schulberg car cars automobiles automobile

vehicle vehicles highway ditch train locomotive railroad cattle sunset tumbleweed

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