Treasures III: Social Issues In American Film - 1900-1934 (2007) Rating: Starring: Director: Lois Weber, Cecil B. DeMille, William Desmond Taylor Category: Studio: Image Ent. Subtitles: Length: 738 mins     48 Movies That Helped Change America Prohibition, abortion, unions, atheism, the vote for women, worker safety, organized crime, loan sharking, race relations, juvenile justice, homelessness, immigration - virtually no social issue was too controversial for movies during their first decades. These issues and more are brought to life through 48 films preserved by George Eastman House, the Library of Congress, the Museum of Modern Art, the National Archives, and the UCLA Film & Television Archive. Treasures III presents the turbulent period when movies helped change America. Cecil B. De Mille's The Godless Girl Lois Weber's anti-abortion film Where Are My Children Redskin in 2-strip Technicolor William Desmond Taylor's The Soul of Youth First Mafia film, The Black Hand Management's retelling of the Triangle Factory fire A Call for Help from Sing Sing! with Warden Lawes Episodes from Who Pay's? and The Hazards of Helen Mary Pickford in Ramona and 100% American Earliest surviving traffic safety film for students Manhattan Trade School for Girls Terrorists in The Voice of the Violin Documentary plea for disabled veterans Trial marriage and suffragette comedies Political cartoons, newsreels, and more... For a full list, see www.filmpreservation.org