Next to eating broccoli and brushing teeth,
watching historical documentaries has to be kids' least favorite
but-it's-good-for-you chore. Headline Stories of the Century solves the problem by
reducing the happenings of the entire 20th century into 300-plus
eye-grabbing vignettes some as brief as 30 seconds, none longer than
2 minutes and packaging them all in four 95- to 108-minute tapes
entitled World War II, America in Sports, America in the News (important headline events), and American Nostalgia (pop-culture
phenomena). Although the production style is that of old-time movie
newsreels, the effect is that of getting 92 years of American history
in a palatable, high-energy, visual zap. A
Originally posted Dec 04, 1992Published in issue #147 Dec 04, 1992Order article reprints
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