The Narcotic Story aka The Dreaded Profession 1957 DVD, MP4, USB Drive
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Small-Town Teenagers Become Big-Time Drug Addicts As Marijuana Opens The Door To Heroin Addiction! Classic 1950s Anti-Marijuana Film Propaganda, Presented In The Highest DVD Quality MPG Video Format Of 9.1 MBPS As An Archival Quality All Regions Format DVD, MP4 Video Download Or USB Flash Drive! (Black/White, 1958, 1 Hour 15 Minutes.)
Contents:
That damnable corrupting establishment, the malt shop, is the venue through which the crumbling of the morals of America's youth occurs, no matter how nice the kids, no matter how avuncular the soda jerks, no matter if the drug proferred is marijuana or any other. Classic period footage of police drug searches and surveillance/detective methods.
Direction:
Robert W. Larsen
Writing:
Roger Emerson Garris
Cast:
Art Gilmore ... Narrator (voice)
Herbert Crisp
Joe Delro (as Officer Joe Delro)
Darlene Hendricks
Bob Hopkins
Douglas Kester (as Officer Douglas Kester)
Patricia Lynn
Fred Marratto
John Murphy (as Sgt. John Murphy)
Allen Pitt
Sharon Strand
Nan Terry ... Policewoman (as Officer Nan Terry)
The Narcotics Story is a 1958 American film directed by Robert W. Larsen. The film is also known as Goofballs and Tea (American informal short title). This police training film uses dramatizations of real life events to demonstrate the battle law enforcement faces with narcotics, most specifically barbiturates - also known as "goof balls" - and marijuana - also known as "tea". It shows how to identify certain narcotics, identify the signs that someone is using, identify the signs of where drug deals take place, identify the signs of use in a secluded public place, and apprehend the users in these public settings. As it follows one young woman neglected by her parents, the film also shows the underlying causes of narcotics use, with these underlying causes often the forgotten issue as everyone tends to deal with the symptoms.
Small-Town Teenagers Become Big-Time Drug Addicts As Marijuana Opens The Door To Heroin Addiction! Classic 1950s Anti-Marijuana Film Propaganda, Presented In The Highest DVD Quality MPG Video Format Of 9.1 MBPS As An Archival Quality All Regions Format DVD, MP4 Video Download Or USB Flash Drive! (Black/White, 1958, 1 Hour 15 Minutes.)
Contents:
That damnable corrupting establishment, the malt shop, is the venue through which the crumbling of the morals of America's youth occurs, no matter how nice the kids, no matter how avuncular the soda jerks, no matter if the drug proferred is marijuana or any other. Classic period footage of police drug searches and surveillance/detective methods.
Direction:
Robert W. Larsen
Writing:
Roger Emerson Garris
Cast:
Art Gilmore ... Narrator (voice)
Herbert Crisp
Joe Delro (as Officer Joe Delro)
Darlene Hendricks
Bob Hopkins
Douglas Kester (as Officer Douglas Kester)
Patricia Lynn
Fred Marratto
John Murphy (as Sgt. John Murphy)
Allen Pitt
Sharon Strand
Nan Terry ... Policewoman (as Officer Nan Terry)
The Narcotics Story is a 1958 American film directed by Robert W. Larsen. The film is also known as Goofballs and Tea (American informal short title). This police training film uses dramatizations of real life events to demonstrate the battle law enforcement faces with narcotics, most specifically barbiturates - also known as "goof balls" - and marijuana - also known as "tea". It shows how to identify certain narcotics, identify the signs that someone is using, identify the signs of where drug deals take place, identify the signs of use in a secluded public place, and apprehend the users in these public settings. As it follows one young woman neglected by her parents, the film also shows the underlying causes of narcotics use, with these underlying causes often the forgotten issue as everyone tends to deal with the symptoms.