The Song of the Old Days
The Song of the Old Days is an Armenian 1982 drama film directed and written by Albert Mkrtchyan.
The Song of Life
The Song of Life is a 1931 German film directed by Alexis Granowsky.
The Good Old Days
The good old days is a term used when referring to better times in the past.
The Good Old Days or Good Old Days may also refer to:
Steel Trap
Steel Trap( Italian: Trappola d' acciaio) is a 2007 German horror and thriller film directed by Luis Cámara and starring Georgia Mackenzie, Mark Wilson, Pascal Langdale, Julia Ballard and Joanna Bobin.
The musical score was composed by Florian Moser.
Six days
Six days or Six Days or 6 Days may refer to:
Steel trap (carnivorous plants)
Steel trap( sometimes written" steel- trap" or" steeltrap") is an informal term in the study of comparative plant physiology of the carnivorous plants.
" Steel trap", more particularly" active steel trap", refers to prey capture devices such as occur in some members of the family Droseraceae, and in particular in the genera" DionaeaVenus flytrap") and" Aldrovandawaterwheel").
The term apparently originated with the author Francis Ernest Lloyd in 1942, in which he adopted the overly general term" steel trap" rather than say," gin trap" or a more adjectival form, for devices such as the lobed trap leaves of" Dionaea".
The distinctive attributes of" steel trap" devices are that: When the term" steel trap" originally was published, it apparently referred in part to the shape of the trap mechanism, but in terms of their functional significance rather than their shape, the associated concepts listed could apply equally well to the bladder traps of" Utricularia" and to the more recently described action of the Australian sundew species" Drosera glanduligera".
Those species also trap actively, in response to tactile stimuli, using a rapid thigmonastic response.
At all events, the" active steel trap" mechanism differs in one or more of these respects from trap mechanisms in other members of the family Droseraceae.
It also differs from other passive trapping mechanisms such as those of the pitfall traps of pitcher plants.
The genus" Drosophyllum" for example, uses the" passive flypaper" mechanism, in which prey in contact with the sticky fluid on the bristles of the leaves simply get more tangled as they struggle.
This" passive flypaper" mechanism of" Drosophyllum" differs in turn from the" active flypaper" trap of the related sundew genus" Drosera".
The adhesive- bearing bristles or" tentacles" of most" Drosera" species nastically bend inwards, trapping the struggling insect, and commencing the process of digestion.
These movements are slow and very different from the steel trap action.
" Drosera glanduligera" has a mechanism in some ways different from the typical" active flypaper" of most" Drosera" species.
It s sticky tentacles grow only in the flat area of its round, peltate leaves; around the margin of the leaf there are long, jointed tentacles that snap inwards when stimulated, catapulting prey inward to succumb to the sticky tentacles in the usual manner.
Football of the Good Old Days
Football of the Good Old Days is a 1973 Hungarian comedy film directed by Pál Sándor.
The Steel Trap
The Steel Trap is a 1952 American film noir written and directed by Andrew L. Stone and starring Joseph Cotten and Teresa Wright.
Song of Songs (disambiguation)
Song of Songs, also known as the" Song of Solomon", is a book of the Hebrew Bible or Old Testament.
Song of Songs or The Song of Songs may also refer to:
The Song of the Road
The Song of the Road is a 1937 British drama film directed by John Baxter and starring Bransby Williams, Ernest Butcher and Muriel George.
It was made at Shepperton Studios.
It was made as a supporting feature.
Like Baxter's earlier" The Song of the Plough"( 1933) the film examines the effect of modern technology on traditional working practices in the countryside.

Question: Which film came out earlier, The Song Of The Old Days or Steel Trap?