Edison released this as part of their "Northern Pacific Rainway" and "Alaska and Yellowstone National Park" series.

A man searches for the villains who murdered his parents

Overcoming a childhood in slavery, Mary Fields made a home on the Wild West frontier as a gun-toting, bar brawling force of nature. the first African American woman to deliver the U.S. Mail.

A single man waits by the roadside while nearby we see the rears of four horses, their swishing tails providing the only on-screen action. Then a stagecoach - a real old stagecoach, mind, like out of a John Wayne western - arrives with four men sat atop it.

A static shot of a river disguised as a very big puddle. The film is about a minute long, and for probably fifty seconds of that one minute we gaze blankly at the puddle. An occasional breeze causes its surface to ripple. The trees on the other side of the puddle can be seen reflected in the water. Nothing happens. Then more nothing happens. Then a bit more nothing.

A young boy foils outlaw "Bad Bill" from stealing a gold shipment in this classic Western short.

A band of robbers are playing cards in the foreground of the picture. Suddenly one of the gang who has been on the lookout for the stage coach rides up in great haste. They quickly dodge behind a clump of trees and lay in wait. Soon the coach appears and is stopped by the bandits. The occupants are compelled to come down from their hiding places at the point of the gun and after being relieved of their valuables, are allowed to continue on their way. As soon as the stage drives off the robbers make for their ponies and take to the woods.

The story of legendary Hall of Fame Coach Bob Larsen, his career, success and influence at every coaching level.

Two time defensive player of the year, Super Bowl champion, Hall of Fame inductee and 49ers head coach shows that drive, focus, loyalty and faith are unmatched assets in sports...and in life. This great player, coach, motivator, ordained minister, and true believer now shares his vision of faith.

Sean Payton, coach of the New Orleans Saints delivers an arsenal of concise and powerful messages to inspire you.

Rex Ryan shares his hard won insights and actionable strategies for putting your life on the winning track. As head coach of the resurgent New York Jets and son of coaching legend Buddy Ryan, Coach Ryan knows what it takes to get the top job. You've got to want it, plan it and Give It All You Got.

Mike Ditka delivers his concise on-demand messages.

Dumisani Ntombela has never seen a football stadium, but coached a women's football team for the Premier League. She has lost her funding and her team, but wants to attract her back on the field.

He's foul-mouthed. He's rude. He's just a man who takes his role as a coach seriously. Danny Hopskipple will stop at nothing until the Roychester Rapiers can take things to the next level.

An aspiring 20-something life coach has a quarter life crisis.

Eric Burdon sings classic Animals songs.

James Colburn was born with Fragile X Syndrome. At 26, he is a child at heart who finds joy in the smallest things and uses his gift of comedic timing to inspire those around him. James is living proof there is love and laughter in the face of autism.

This concert was recorded live at the Coach House on 17th October 1998. The picture quality and sound are excellent, as are all the camera angles. Eric has a great band who do all the songs full justice and reproduce the original sounds where needed (e.g. on San Franciscan Nights and Spill The Wine)- they are Aynsley Dunbar on drums, Dean Restum on guitar, David Meros on bass and Neal Morse on keyboards and guitar. There are also five interesting interviews with Eric where he talks about the history of some of the featured songs. These fit in very well between some of the songs, but I don't feel they spoil the continuity and they do not interrupt any songs. Eric performs as his fans would expect - plenty of stage presence and integrity and on the whole he sings extremely well with far less shouting than he has done on some other concert occasions.

At 70 years old, Martin "Coach Jake" Jacobson is the most winning high school coach in New York City history. Both on the soccer field and off, this season may be his toughest yet. With a rapidly advancing liver disease and age taking its toll, his legacy as a winner is on the line as the clock on his life and career begin to wind down. A documentary by Ian Phillips.

If you're ever around the Oxbow High School football field on a cool, autumn afternoon, you're likely to hear Coach Gene Tierney barking his favorite line, "Don't mess with the chest!" "Coach Tyranny," as his players call him, is on a mission to change the world, just as soon as he figures out how. In fact, he is so obsessed with developing neck, chest, and calf muscles that he needs a little help from the people around him to keep him on the right track. Even though he may seem misguided, Coach Tyranny has a massive chest that houses one of the biggest hearts around. In the end, if there's one thing we can learn from Coach Tyranny, it's that God really can use anyone.