Atomic Age Classics Vol 2: Hygene, Dating & Delinquency

This collection of short films were produced around the mid-20th century, and were an adult reaction to the burgeoning youth culture movement that, they felt, posed a very real threat to civilization! The films included are: "Name Unknown" (1964), which takes place in a juvenile court after a teenager enjoys a romance with a deadly criminal; "Going Steady" (1951), which warns against the perils of dating too early; "Getting Along with Parents" (1953), which explains why a group of teenagers have been forbidden from going to a local club; "Body Care and Grooming" (1946), which tackles personal hygiene; "Unto Thyself Be True" (1949), which explains why a harmonious balance between parent and child needs to be struck; and "Any Boy" (1953), which features a character called Mr. Whiskey, who warns of the dangers of drinking alcohol.