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DIRECTIONS FOR USE
Title: The title of the film is given as listed by the producer. If a film is known by
other titles cross references are made in the index to the title given.
Length: Length is given in minutes when obtainable. Otherwise number of reels is
given.
Width: Width is given by the figures 16 and 35 and the abbreviation "mm" is omitted
as our collaborators agreed that it was unnecessary.
Sound: Sound films are indicated by the abbreviation "sd"; silent by "si".
Stock: For the 35mm films inflammable is indicated by the abbreviation "f" and safety
stock by "nf". Since all 16mm films are on safety stock these abbreviations have
been omitted in the descriptions of these films.
Price: Both sales and rental prices have been given in so far as possible. Omission of
rental price in the main entry indicates that producer does not rent the film. "Loan"
instead of price is indicative of a film sent free except for transportation charges.
"Apply" instead of price has been used when rates and conditions vary and it is
necessary to apply to producer for prices.
Date: The copyright date is given when it was obtainable but in some cases the re-
lease date is given instead. A date followed by a question mark (e.g. 1929?) means
that the date is probably the release date but definite and conclusive information
was not obtainable.
Producer: The producer or authorized distributor given is the one now owning or
having access to the negative of the film. A list of producers is given at the end
of this supplement.
Distributor: The italic line following some of the entries tells where films may also be
rented, giving information obtainable at time of going to press. Symbols are used
for distributors' names, a key to which with full information on rates will be found
on page 127.
Guide; "Guide" is used to indicate the guide for the teacher with which many films
prepared for educational purposes are accompanied.
INDEX
The first part of the Catalog is arranged alphabetically. All films
included in the Catalog can be found here under title and subject.
mm
si
sd
f
nf
KEY TO SYMBOLS
ORDERS SHOULD BE SENT TO PRODUCER OR DISTRIBUTOR
minutes el
silent jh
sound sh
inflammable c
safety trade
Guide Teaching help
elementary
junior high
senior high
college
trade school
Standard Catalog Series
CHILDREN'S CATALOG
Annual cumulated supplements sent as published to pur-
chasers of the main catalog
CHILDREN'S SONG INDEX
COSTUME INDEX
EDUCATIONAL FILM CATALOG
Continued by quarterly and annual supplements
FICTION CATALOG
In preparation
STANDARD CATALOG FOR HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARIES
Annual cumulated supplements sent as published to pur-
chasers of the main catalog
STANDARD CATALOG FOR PUBLIC LIBRARIES
Annual cumulated supplements sent as published to pur-
chasers of the main catalog
SONG INDEX
SONG INDEX SUPPLEMENT
EDUCATIONAL FILM
CATALOG
First Annual Supplement
JANUARY, 1937 OCTOBER, 1937
A CLASSIFIED LIST OF
990 NON-THEATRICAL FILMS WITH A SEPARATE
TITLE AND SUBJECT INDEX
COMPILED BY
DOROTHY E. COOK
AND
EVA COTTER RAHBEK-SMITH
NEW YORK
THE H. W. WILSON COMPANY
1937
Published November 1937
Printed in the United States of America
PREFACE
This October number of the Educational Film Catalog is a cumulated
number, containing all of the material which was listed in the January,
April and July Supplements and also entries for about 200 additional
films. It is supplementary to the main volume, published in 1936. About
990 films are listed.
An effort was made to include worthwhile films which had been
omitted previously because they were not known and therefore not voted
into the Catalog by our collaborators. Necessary corrections in prices,
etc. have been made and an especial effort was made to add the Distribu-
tor entry for as many films as possible. This Distributor listing is repre-
sentative only and is not a complete list of all possible sources because
new catalogs are constantly arriving.
Fifty books on films, photography and related subjects are reviewed
in the Book review section page viii.
The compilers and the H. W. Wilson Company are most grateful to
the collaborators who have helped so generously with advice and co-
operation. A list of those who checked the lists and helped in many ways
is given following this preface.
Thanks are also due to the Producers and Distributors who have co-
operated so willingly in sending us information and who are making every
effort to keep us informed of their film activities.
October, 1937 EVA COTTER RAHBEK-SMITH
COLLABORATORS
The compilers gratefully acknowledge the assistance so generously given by
the collaborators named below who have checked our tentative lists and shown
their interest in this Catalog in numerous ways.
Edward G. Bernard
Director International Cinema League
New York City
Henry E. Childs
Instructor of Visual Education
Department of Public Schools
Providence, Rhode Island
Robert Collier, Jr.
Director of Visual Instruction
South High School
Denver, Colorado
Fannie W. Dunn
Professor of Education
Teachers College, Columbia University
New York City
Wilbur Emmert
Director of Visual Education
State Teacher's College
Indiana, Pennsylvania
H. B. Gislason
Head of Department
University Extension Service
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis
W. M. Gregory
Director, Educational Museum
Cleveland, Ohio
Emma Gutzeit
Director of Visual Instruction
Board of Education
San Antonio, Texas
J. E. Hansen
Chief, Bureau of Visual Instruction
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Harry H. Haworth
Supervisor of Visual Education and Li-
brary
Pasadena City Schools
Pasadena, California
John A. Hollinger
Director, Dept. of Science
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Robert A. Kissack, Jr.
Director of Visual Education
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis
H. L. Kooser
In Charge of Visual Instruction Service
Iowa State College
Ames
William F. Kruse
Manager Films Division
Bell & Howell Company
Chicago, Illinois
Fred S. Montgomery
Secretary, Bureau of Visual Instruction
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Mrs. Charles Joe Moore
Chief, Bureau of Visual Instruction
University of Texas
Austin, Texas
Alan H. Nicol
Director, Visual Education
Board of Education
Buffalo, New York
Rupert Peters
Director of Visual Instruction
Public Schools
Kansas City, Missouri
Boyd B. Rakestraw
Assistant Director, Department of Visual
Instruction
University of California
Berkeley
Grace Fisher Ramsey
Associate Curator
American Museum of Natural History
New York City
Paul C. Reed
Board of Education
Rochester, New York
W. Gayle Starnes
In Charge of Visual Aids
University of Kentucky
Lexington
David E. Strom
Board of Education
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Joseph V. Sullivan
Visual Instruction Department
Macombs Junior High School
New York City
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Max P. Vosskuhler J. Kay White
Director, University Extension Division Principal, General Pershing School
University of Arizona Berwyn, Illinois
Tucson
T r w ., W. W. Whittinghill
j. u waraiaw Director, Department of Visual and Audi-
Director, Division of General Extension t Education
University System of Georgia Boar J Q Education
Detroit, Michigan
Gilbert G. Weaver
Supervisor of Industrial Teacher Training George Zehrung
University of the State of New York Director, National YMCA Motion Picture
(New York City Office) Bureau
New York City New York City
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Films Withdrawn, 1937
The following films listed in the main vol-
ume of the Educational Film Catalog have
been withdrawn by the Producers :
Back of the weather forecast 551.5
Belgian cities 914.93
(Taken over by Bell &
Howell)
Childe Hassam artist 92
Consequences 616.24
Creative approach to education 370.1
Elementary animals 593
Elementary teacher as a guide 372
Fire-clay refractories 666.4
Forest or wasteland 634.9
Girl who found herself 170
Gorgon's head 291
Heat treatment of steel 669.1
Hidden talisman 709
Honor of the little purple stamp 664.9
How and why of spuds 635.2
Industrious diamonds 621.9
International ice patrol 614.8
(Taken over by Bell &
Howell)
Jack and Jill in Songland 784
Kid comes through 613
Long drawn out 669.3
Lorado Taft sculptor 92
Nation's market place 332.6
New York impressions ' 917.471
Painting a portrait 757
Play of imagination in geom-
etry 513
Simple animal forms 593
Spectre F
Story of dynamite 662.2
Story of iron 669.1
Story of the gasoline motor 621.4
Story of the tire 678
Tale of two bulls 636.2
Teaching of reading 372.4
Tropic garden 580
Vasantasena F
Woodwind choir 788
Producers have also withdrawn the follow-
ing which were listed in the January, 1937,
Supplement :
Alfalfa weevil control 632.7
Cathedrals of England 726
Citrus fruit in Florida 634.3
Construction of a concrete silo 631.2
Crossing the line 910
Dates America's new fruit crop 634.6
Day at West Point 355
Dual-purpose trees 665.3
Explosive dusts 679
Flying the Lindbergh trail 629.1
Forest fire! 634.92
Highways of Wisconsin 917.75
How the General electric icing
unit works 621.5
Lincoln's early life in Indiana 92
London on parade 914.21
Lumbering in the north woods 674
Making American wire rope 669.1
Making it tough 669.1
Manual trick assembly 621.385
Normandie (Fox film) 387
Oxwelding and cutting in pro-
duction. Part I 671W
Oxwelding and cutting in pro-
duction. Part n 671W
Pines for profit 634.9
Red enemy 634.92
Stable flies and their control 632.7
Storage and diversion dams 627.8
Story of bakelite resinoid 668
Story of rock drilling 622.2
Suppressing the foot-and-mouth
disease 619
Take it easy 629.213
Trees of tomorrow 634.9
Winter sports. Cal. state cham-
ber of commerce 796.9
Winter sports. U.S. agric. 796.9
The following withdrawals were listed in
the April, 1937, Supplement :
Basketball 796.32
Flying clipper cruises to Rio 629.1
Guardian of your health 637
Re-conquering Antarctica 919.9
The July, 1937, Supplement listed the fol-
lowing which have also been withdrawn by
the Producers :
Grand Canyon to the river and
back 917.91
Know your national parks 917.8
These films are all listed in regular class
order in this Supplement and when such in-
formation was available rental Distributors
where they may still be obtained have been
given.
Book
reviews
Because our collaborators felt that a list
of current books on the motion picture would
add value to the Educational Film Catalog we
offer below such a compilation consisting of
books on both the theatrical and educational
film. The books were all published in 1936
or 1937 and are available from the publishers
indicated, either in America or England. The
abbreviations used to indicate the publishers
follow the form used by the Cumulative Book
Index also published by this company. The
first note in each case is of a descriptive
nature, intended only to give an idea of the
contents. If other notes are given they are
quoted critical reviews, of which complimen-
tary and derogatory excerpts have both been
given.
ADLER, MORTIMER JEROME. Art and pru-
dence. 700p $5 '37 Longmans
A study of the moving picture as a moral
problem. Begins with an analysis of the views
of Plato and Aristotle on the relation of art to
morals, gives a history of the problem and a
criticism of the so-called scientific studies of
the past few years and a dialectic treatment
of the whole question in Thomistic terms,
concluding with comments on the sin of pride
"Dr. Adler has in recent years regularly
taken part in the discussions at the meetings
of the American Catholic Philosophical Asso-
ciation. He is one of our best American ex-
positors of medieval culture; in this work he
turns his vast knowledge in this field to prac-
tical account and enriches Thomistic philosophy
with a fresh application to a modern art, and
brings to bear upon its time-tried principles
the best that can be drawn from the critical
philosophies of our day." Commonweal
AMATEUR cinematographer's diary. 2s 6d '37
Link house
A collection of data on many angles of cine-
matography, including lists of 16mm projectors
available in England and records of perform-
ance
"Will be extremely useful to workers of all
grades. It was, however, perhaps a mistake to
attempt the inclusion of performance data in
the table of projectors, in the absence of suf-
ficient opportunity for testing the figures of-
fered, many of which err considerably on the
side of optimism. Also, incidentally, the list of
16mm. sound-projectors is very incomplete.
There is no mention, for example, of the B.I.F.
projector or any of the three 'Filmosound'
models. But these are minor defects in a mass
of information which is otherwise well-chosen
and judiciously arranged." Sight and sound
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AMERICAN council on education. Committee
on motion pictures in education. Motion pic-
ture in education; its status and its needs.
24p pa lOc '37 The council
Gives a general overview of the situation and
outlines steps necessary toward the solution of
Its problems
BARNES, WALTER. Photoplay as literary
art. 2d ed 64p pa 50c '36 Educ. & recreation-
al guides
A guide to the better and more discriminat-
ing appreciation of the theatrical motion pic-
ture
"Vivacious outline of the aesthetics of the
cinema." School life
"Readers of this comprehensive examination
of the movies will enter the motion picture
theater with novel points of view and with
aroused intelligence, better able to understand
and to discriminate and to enjoy." School man-
agement
BOWER, DALLAS. Plan for cinema. 147p $2
(6s) Dent
The author sets forth his views of the fu-
ture uses and possibilities of the cinema. He
rejects the principles of "montage" and argues
for the furtherance of the "solid" cinema, by
which he means a cylindrical screen with si-
multaneous projection from all sides. Using
"The Dynasts" as his example Mr Bower gives
a comparison of two scenes one as it would be
done today and the other as it might be done
In the film of the future using color, depth and
the large screen
"Mr. Bower's vision of film's possible future
will not be set aside by any who take a serioua
interest in the development of an art medium
that is still in its infancy." Manchester guardian
"The plan mentioned in the title of this
essay in film aesthetics is interesting and doubt-
less novel, but it might have been a little more
intelligible if the author had not strayed into
quite so many fields of argumentation. . . The
Idea is ingenious, and Mr. Bower says some
provocative things, but exactly what is intended
is obscured by not very relevant 'obiter dicta'
of all sorts." Times (London) literary supple-
ment
BRUNEL, ADRIAN. Film production; with an
introd. by Alexander Korda. 192p 7s 6d
Newnes
Mr Brunei offers advice and encouragement
on almost every aspect of cinematography. A
third of the book is given over to a series of
appendices by various British experts. These
deal with art, direction, functions of an as-
sistant director, the associate producer, casting,
the business of the continuity girl, dialog, edit-
ing, hairdressing for the screen, make-up,
screen treatment and the technique of sound-
recording
"A volume which should be of special in-
terest to amateur film-makers, though they
may consider the price rather high for a book
with only one illustration." Manchester guard-
ian
"Mr. Brunei . . . has no message to give the
world and wisely keeps his aesthetic theories
for the privacy of the home. Consequently,
he has plenty of space for practical advice about
production, which he offers with great clarity."
Sight and sound
"A very sensible and helpful book for the
growing body of enthusiastic amateurs." Times
(London) literary supplement
BRUNSTETTER, MAX RUSSELL. How to use
the educational sound film. 174p il $2 '37
Univ. of Chicago press [9s Cambridge univ.
press]
From the standpoint of practical experience
Mr Brunstetter discusses the various uses of
the educational sound film and suggests how
it may best serve its purpose in the classroom
BUCHANAN, ANDREW. Art of film produc-
tion, lllp $1.75 (5s) Pitman
This is a series of articles which have ap-
peared in a British screen magazine, of which
the author is the editor, during the past few
years and are here gathered together in one
volume. It is partly addressed to the enthu-
siastic amateur and partly to those interested
in the production of the documentary film
"Little mention is made of the educational
film, but anyone wishing to play a practical
part in their development should read [this
bookj" Film progress
"Fortunately, with Mr. Buchanan common
sense will keep breaking in. And then he aban-
dons the fashionable theories and gives us an
able exposition of his craft. Particularly bril-
liant are the chapters addressed to the amateur:
if amateurs would take his advice on what and
what not to film, there would be fewer cameras
sold second-hand in disgust." Sight and sound
"Mr. Buchanan has the gift of bright and
vigorous phrase. . . He has some excellent
things to say on the subject of 'dramatizing in-
dustry' and the making of news-reels, and
gives the reader the benefit of his own methods
of work with the camera and in 'cutting.' The
possessor of a cine-camera will be all the
wiser the next time he decides to make a film
of his holidays If he studies Mr. Buchanan's
suggestions." Times (London) literary supple-
ment
BULLEID, H. A. V. Trick effects with the
cine camera, rev ed 2s Link house
Divided into logical categories, this book
gives a few simple examples from each, leav-
ing the reader to create his own methods
from this start. A starting-point for those with
technical abilities and creative imagination
CAMERON, JAMES ROSS. Servicing & trouble
sho9ting charts covering sound reproducing
equipment. $1 Cameron
This book is intended to accompany the au-
thor's "Sound equipment; Motion picture pro-
jection; Public address systems" listed below
CAMERON, JAMES ROSS. Sound equipment;
Motion picture projection; Public address sys-
tems. 326p il $5 Cameron
Three former well-known works of the author
are here interwoven Into one volume
CARSTAIRS, JOHN PADDY. Movie merry-go-
round. '37 7s 6d Newnes
Here is presented a heterogeneous collection
of articles related to the films
"This odd little compendium includes articles
by Jessie Matthews (on the world significance
of being a film star), Joan Crawford (on how
hard a film star has to work) and an intel-
ligent review by Ivor Montagu of the decline
of German films which is thoroughly out of
place in such facetious surroundings. There
is also a dictionary of film terms which in-
cludes such useful information as 'Climax.
Big dramatic moment in film. Close-Up. Close
view of an artist on the screen. Comic. A
funny man.' And a lot of other equally valu-
able facts." New statesman and Nation
DALE, EDGAR, and RAMSEYER, LLOYD L.
Teaching with motion pictures; a handbook
of administrative practice. 59p bibliog pa 40c
'37 Am. council on educ.
"Deals with problems related to the use of
the motion picture in the classroom and is
intended to develop a feeling of adequacy on
the part of the in-service teacher and adminis-
trator in the use of the motion picture as a
medium of instruction." Foreword
DAVY, CHARLES, ed. Footnotes to the film.
288p il $4.50 '37 Oxford [18s Dickson]
Contents: Direction, by Alfred Hitchcock;
Film acting, by Robert Donat; Handling the
camera, by Basil Wright; Subjects and stories,
by Graham Greene; Comedies and cartoons, by
Alberto Cavalcanti; Settings, costumes, back-
grounds, by John Betjeman; Music on the
screen, by Maurice Jaubert; Colour film, by
Paul Nash; Course of realism, by John Grier-
son; British films: to-day and tomorrow, by
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DAVY, CHARLES, ed. Continued
Alexander Korda; Future of screen and stage,
by Basil Dean; Hollywood and Britain three
thousand miles apart, by Maurice Kann; Why
I go to the cinema, by Elizabeth Bowen; Walk
up! walk up! please, by Sidney L. Bernstein;
Critic in film history, by Alistair Cooke; Cen-
sorship and film societies, by Forsyth Hardy;
Film in education, by R. S. Lambert; Are
films worth while? by Charles Davy; Contribu-
tors' who's who; Index
"A valuable book. . . Above all, sensible;
the writers know what they are talking about,
and do so plainly. . . The huge, sprawling
subject of the cinema is, in this book, brought
into perspective and made manageable." Man-
chester guardian
"It is this conflict of interests the film as
commerce and the film as art which obtrudes
itself repeatedly in this symposium. . . The
plan of 'Footn9tes to the Film' is admirable.
It is divided into four sections, dealing re-
spectively with the making of films, their ma-
terial, their problems, and their relation to the
public. . . Such a diversity of individual
opinion is bound to result in an effect of un-
homogeneity; sometimes the writers flatly con-
tradict one another, sometimes they confirm
and elucidate, and very often they trespass
upon one another's estates. They are more
concerned with theorizing than with providing
practical information, and although the film-
goer, after a study of this book, will have
learned to approach the cinema with increased
respect and with a more alert observation, he
will find that he has not acquired much tech-
nical knowledge. But, as Mr. Davy points out,
the primary purpose of the book is not to
supply a fllmgoer's guide so much as to
suggest what the cinema might become; as a
means of putting the film into perspective, as
a glance backward into yesterday, as an inspec-
tion of the present, and as a glimpse into un-
predictable to-morrows; the book is both valu-
able and opportune." New statesman and Na-
tion
"Stands out from the general run of books
on the subject as a practical and illuminating
contribution to criticism. . . Handsomely il-
lustrated volume." Times (London) literary
supplement
DENT, ELLSWORTH C. Audio-visual hand-
book, rev ed 160p pa $1.25, cl $1.75 '37 Soc.
for visual education
A very complete study on all phases of
audio-visual aids, designed for executives,
supervisors, teachers and students
DOYLE, GEORGE RALPH. Twenty-five years
of films. 270p $2.50 The author [10s 6d Mitre
press]
"Mr. Doyle draws on a prodigious memory in
his book on the cinema. He reviews films, pro-
ducers and players, some famous, others now
forgotten. Much general and detailed informa-
tion about the industry and its methods is in-
cluded." Times (London) literary supplement
"The reader whpse own work lies outside the
cinema will find it ... bewildering. Remini-
scence and reflectipn are strung together with
no care for continuity and but little for logic. . .
He has, however, seen and is aware of every
kind of film. He makes lists of many of them.
These would be more useful were they arranged
chronologically and more illuminating in con-
tent. . . But instead of being filed they are
jumbled together like the contents of a waste-
paper basket, and amid much that is rubbish
the value of what we might keep for reference
is lessened." Manchester guardian
GALE, ARTHUR LORAN. How to write a
movie. 199p $2 '36 Brick Row bk. shop ['37
7s 6d Pitman]
"The fundamentals of silent and talkie scen-
ario writing, the use of the cinema's tools, of
sound effects, and of colored films. Intended for
the amateur who makes movies a hobby and
for the producer of business and educational
films. A silent scenario ready for amateur pro-
duction is included." Booklist
GUTZEIT, EMMA, and GUTZEIT, C. L. Study
guide to classroom films: Unit I. pa $1 '37
Bd. of education, San Antonio
"The film outlines and evaluations presented
in this first unit represent a partial compila-
tion of those films which have been pre-
viewed and outlined for the purpose of class-
room teaching. Additional units will appear
as rapidly as the material can be prepared.
The purpose of the outlines is to acquaint the
teacher with the subject matter of the films
and to furnish a guide for review for the
student after the film has been used. . . The
outline method of presentation has been
chosen rather than the synopsis because it
clearly shows the presence or absence of a
logical development in the film. It also
serves as a measure of the coherence of the
film material." Preface
HOBAN, CHARLES F., HOBAN, CHARLES
F., Jr. and ZISMAN, SAMUEL B. Visualizing
the curriculum. 320p $3.50 '37 Cordon co.
This work forms a compendium of the works
and investigations 9f the past, of recent study
and of new material offered by the authors.
The book covers all visual material. Partial
contents: Objects, models, school museum; Mo-
tion picture; Still picture; Graphic materials;
Administering a visual aids program; Archi-
tectural considerations. There is also a glos-
sary of technical terms and a detailed Index
HOLLIS, ANDREW PHILLIP, comp. Values
of movies and talkies in education. 22p free
'36 DeVry
Contains a brief summary of the leading ex-
periments back in 1921-22 to determine value
of silent films for teaching purposes. The later
tests for sound films are also outlined. Opinions
of authorities are given along with' extracts
and summaries from various publications. There
is a bibliography and a "Recapitulation" or in-
dex page
KLEIN. ADRIAN BERNARD LEOPOLD. Col-
our cinematography. 350p il 25s '36 Chapman
In scientific manner the technical director
of Gasparcolor describes additive and subtrac-
tive processes used in color cinematography.
His remarks are annotated, documented and
Illustrated. There are chapters on color-
cameras and beam-splitting systems, the bl-
pack method, analysis and synthesis problems
and the phenomena of color vision. An account
of the lenses used in the technicolor process is
included in an appendix and there is a glossary
of color photography. Other features are the
personal name index and the subject index
"An exhaustive text-book of colour cinema-
tography has at last appeared, and Major
Klein ... is to be congratulated upon produc-
ing a work which is not only scientific, but
eminently readable. . . Actually, the work is
almost encyclopaedic in its historical survey
and detailed analysis of every known system
of colour photography and cinematography."
Film progress
"The author's analysis of the complete prob-
lem, from the original lighting, colour, design,
emulsions, processing, to final projection and
the reproducing light, is clear and balanced,
while his knowledge of patents and other
people's work is impressive." Nature
KLINGENDER, F. D. and LEGG, STUART.
Money behind the screen. 79p 5s '37 Lawrence
This is the Film council's report on the fi-
nancial structure of the British film industry
"As a careful and un exaggerated picture of
lunatic financing methods this book will lend
force to the Moyne Committee's suggestion of
a governmentally appointed Film Commission."
Manchester guardian
KOON, CLINE MORGAN, and NOBLE, ALLEN
W., comps. National visual education direc-
tory; a list by states of 8,806 school systems,
including an inventory of audio-visual equip-
ment. 269p $3 Am. council on educ.
Here is a survey of the mechanical facilities
for the use of visual and auditory aids in the
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KOON, CLINE M., and NOBLE, ALLEN W.,
comps Continued
elementary and secondary schools of the United
States. It lists alphabetically by state and un-
der each state alphabetically by city, the
schools and tabulates the number of buildings,
enrollment, number electrically equipped, vari-
ous types of projectors, slides, fllmstrips, cam-
eras, moving picture films, radios, phonographs
and phonograph records for each school
LANE, TAMAR. New technique of screen writ-
ing; a practical guide to the writing and
marketing of photoplays. (Whittlesey house
publications) 342p $3 McGraw
This book deals with theories and also with
facts and conditions to be met by the writer
who hopes to be commercially successful in the
field of the motion picture. There are specimen
scripts
LEE, NORMAN. Money for film stories. 222p
il 7s 6d '37 Pitman
For the neophyte, Mr Lee outlines in detail
what is wanted and in what form it should be
presented
"Mr. Lee is a producer, and his suggestions
appear to be sound, constructive, and en-
couraging possibly too encouraging; but the
book has a peculiar quality lacking in the
usual collection of hints for beginners. It gives
an impression of the film factories of to-day
that would be fantastic if it were not so
obviously true. This impression is incidental
to a great deal of sound advice, and it ap-
pears between the sample scripts, bits of
dialogue, and a full discussion of film-writing
from a professional point of view; but it is none
the less strong." Times (London) literary
supplement
"The would-be film writer will find . . . that
he must start with a wide knowledge of the
cinema, which only more or less regular at-
tendance can give. But, given a taste for
the films, the experienced writer who studies
this book with care will go fully armed into
Wardour Street." New statesman and Nation
"Admirably clear and practical book . . .
For those who are prepared to take some
trouble, this is the perfect guide." Spectator
LONDON, KURT. Film music; tr. by E. S.
Bensinger. 280p 12s 6d Faber & Faber
A history and philosophy of the subject of
music as related to films, showing a knowledge
of technical matters, photographic, acoustic and
musical. The book contains many illustrations
of modern scores and apparatus and there are a
number of portraits of composers
"Dr. London's examination of his subject is
thorough with an unsmiling, Teutonic thorough-
ness. Only one aspect is not given its due em-
phasis the orchestration of natural sounds,
whether incorporated with music or not. . . It
is a pity that this valuable, if sometimes rather
elementary, book has not been better trans-
lated. . . Nor can one feel confidence in a mu-
sical judgment which praises film-composers
with so little discrimination." Spectator
"Occasionally some quasi-technical term reads
a little oddly, perhaps as a result of translation,
and occasionally eloquence becomes hot-air,
again because perhaps general propositions
sound more convincing in German than in Eng-
lish; but in general the translation reads swift-
ly. . . If musicians and film directors will both
read it, it should do much to reduce the gulf
which . . . separates the film industry from Dr.
London's Ideals." Times (London) literary sup-
plement
MARCHETTI, ROGER. Law of the stage,
screen and radio. 476p $7.50 '36 Suttonhouse
A reference volume designed for use by the
lawyer or the executive formulating policies,
making selections or directing productions
where a knowledge of the governing laws is
necessary; and for other members of the stage,
screen and radio profession. Technical legal
phraseology has been avoided where possible.
Includes authors' literary property and copy-
right in drama, music, photoplays and radio
script; the press and the radio; censorship of
films; defamation through screen or radio;
broadcasting drama
MARGRAVE, SETON. Successful film writing.
216p il 6s '36 Methuen
Mr Margrave shows how an idea may be de-
veloped and dec9rated for wider appeal and how
to get a story into scenario form. After gen-
eral instructions the original story "Sir Tris-
tram goes West" is given, followed by the
first treatment in sequence form and finally the
finished scenario of "The Ghost goes West"
which is the title given to the story for filming
"For those who want to write for the films
the first treatment and the principles of suc-
cessful film writing as enunciated by Mr. Mar-
grave should be sufficient provided that they
realise that these 'principles' are rather gen-
eral conclusions based on rough observation of
how the public has reacted to the films which
have been presented to it." Sight and sound
"Much illumination is to be got from a com-
parison of all three versions." Times (London)
literary supplement
MARTIN, OLGA JOHANNA. Hollywood's
movie commandments. 301p $2.75; to libraries
$2.25 '37 Wilson, H.W.
A screenwriters' and reviewers' guide to the
Motion Picture Production Code and to screen
Regulations in other countries. Its primary
purpose is to acquaint motion picture writers
and reviewers with the "purpose and dramatic
modus operandi" of the Code. It develops the
history of the censorship of movies from early
stage to the final culmination in the Motion
Picture Code. It describes clearly and in de-
tail each provision of the Code and its ap-
plication to scenarios. Each separate section
is taken up and discussed so that the would-
be writer of scenarios may have a clear idea
of what may and what may not be utilized
for the theme of a motion picture. It explains
in detail the prerequisites of screen writing
and how the writer can best protect and mar-
ket his product when it is finished. Ap-
pendixes quote the Code of 1930 in full, with
the interpretations and amendments that have
since been added. There is also a list of lit-
erary agents, which, while not inclusive, will
suggest outlets thru whom a market contact
may be made
MEES, CHARLES EDWARD KENNETH.
Photography. 227p il $3 '37 Macmillan [7s
6d Bell]
An account in non- technical language of
photographic art and industry from the old-
time professional with his tent and pack to the
present day amateur with his motion picture
camera in his pocket. Only one chapter (38
pages) is devoted to the motion picture
"A general review of the whole subject, his-
tory, technique, and applications, including
cinematography and colour photography. Based
on lectures given last Christmas at the Royal
Institution." Coventry
"No one whose interest in photography is
more than superficial should miss this book."
Sight and sound
MILLER, MAX. For the sake of shadows. 200p
$2.50 Dutton
The author went to Hollywood to write
scenarios and found its effect on original or
clever writing quite deadly. This book is his
lament. In it he records his impressions and
his exasperations
"Though inconsequential there is much that
is fresh and amusing." Booklist
"Anyone who goes to see a motion picture will
enjoy Mr. Miller's book. It is not a fascinating
picture of great minds at work that he presents,
but judging by the majority of motion pictures
shown through the years, a true one." Boston
Transcript
"A vigorously stated, understandingly written
explanation of some of the Hollywood mysteries
we may have pondered." N.Y. Times
MODERN cinemas. 64p il 3s 6d '36 Architec-
tural press
This consists of articles, photographs, plans
and drawings reprinted from "The Architects'
Journal" on the design, layout, construction
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MODERN cinemas Continued
and furnishing of modern cinema buildings.
Contents: Planning of cinemas, by Robert
Cromie; Construction, by J. R. Leathart; In-
terior design at home, by Walter Goodesmith;
Interior design abroad, by P. Morton Shand;
Equipment, by E. F. Tully; and Acoustics, by
C. W. Glover
"Excellent volume, which, one hopes, will
give cinema producers and owners, if they look
at books, seriously to think." Manchester
guardian
"Should be of interest not only to promoters,
designers and builders but also to all intel-
ligent cinemagoers." Sight and sound
MULLEN, MRS SARAH (MCLEAN). How to
judge motion pictures and how to organize a
photoplay club. 50p il pa 25c '36 Scholastic
pub.
Originally published in 1934 this is a revised
edition. The author who is head of the English
department in the Abraham Lincoln high school
of Los Angeles presents a fpundation to enable
students, particularly of high school age, to
judge and appreciate motion pictures. What con-
stitutes a good story is given in detail. Dramat-
ic structure, characterization, costume and
grease paint, the stage set, photography, sound,
and directors are considered. There is a score
card covering eleven phases of analysis of a
motion picture and an entire section is devoted
to the organization of a photoplay club
NATIONAL encyclopaedia of educational fllms
and 16mm apparatus available in Great
Britain 1936. 479p 15s '37 Central information
bur. for educ. films, ltd.
The encyclopedia and membership of the
Bureau Information Service for one year costs
21s. The encyclopedia is an annual publication
supported by supplementary bulletins issued
six times a year. These bulletins issued in
magazine form with the title of "Film Prog-
ress" are supplied free to full subscribers to
the Bureau Information Service, or can be
obtained separately at a subscription of 10/6
per annum, or 2/-per copy. Two new sections
have been added to this issue a Film title In-
dex and a Subject index
NELSON, CLIFFORD ADOLPH. Natural color
film. 122p $1.50 '37 Galleon [7s 6d British
periodicals]
Describes the fundamentals of making a
colored motion picture, with a chapter on
colored still pictures. Contents: What is color
film; What to photograph; General technique;
Composition and color; Light conditions and
exposure; Indoor color; Continuity and edit-
ing; Projection; Color and music; Kodachrome
for still pictures
NICOLL, ALLARDYCE. Film and theatre. 255p
$2.50 Crowell [7s 6d Harrap]
This book presents a clarification of the com-
plex relation of stage and screen
"Another standard work for the lengthening
library shelves on film and theater." Christian
century
"Mr. Nicoll, having written many books on
the drama, turns now to the film; and as might
have been expected he is sharply aware of the
differences between the two forms of story-
telling. His analysis of these differences, while
never absolutely novel, is both sane and com-
prehensive, so that his book may be recom-
mended as one of the best elementary guides to
the subject." Nation
"Whether this book is damned with faint
praise or vice versa, its very contentiousness
makes it a book of the hour, sharp, scholarly
and informative. Consonant with the finest prin-
ciples of progressive, searching thought, it
should be read by every one who has ever seen
a movie or a play." N.Y. Times
"Mr. Nicoll here contributes largely to movie
enjoyment in the present and has indicated for
general readers (who may or may not be fur-
ther interested by the book's excellent bibli-
ography) the trail that the movies may be ex-
pected to follow if they are to develop their
full possibilities." Theatre arts monthly
"All of the book is remarkably discerning.
'Film and Theatre,' with its extensive bibli-
ography, will inevitably become a work of
reference for every student of the subject. For
the general reader the most stimulating portion
is the concluding chapter where Professor Nicoll
draws his distinctions between the two arts. . .
Only a scholar could have written such a
thorough and penetrating book." Yale review
NOBLE, LORRAINE, ed. Four-star scripts.
392p $2.50; text ed $1.50 '36 Doubleday
There are two introductory chapters dealing
with the writing of scripts but the book con-
sists mainly of the shooting scripts of "Lady
for a day," "It happened one night," "Little
women" and "Story of Louis Pasteur." De-
signed for the amateur who wants to learn
about film writing and production
PERLMAN, WILLIAM J., ed. Movies on trial;
the views and opinions of outstanding per-
sonalities anent screen entertainment past
and present. 254p $2.50 (10s 6d) Macmillan
Contents: Why this book? by W. J. Perl-
man; Chewing-gum relaxation, by W. A.
White; The motion picture industry, by J. J.
Cantwell; The movies, the actor, and public
morals, by E. G. Robinson; The educational sig-
nificance of the movies, by R. J. Cannon; The
movies and juvenile delinquency, by B. B.
Lindsey; The movies and the farm people, by
B. H. Hibbard; The movies and the family,
by J. J. Goldstein; The story is the thing, by
Don Marquis; Stories I'd like to see screened,
by W. L. Phelps; The parable of the climbing
girl, by Edwin Schallert; The bankruptcy of
cinema as art, by Seymour Stern; The poet's
attitude toward the movies, by Gabriela Mistral;
A theatrical producer's reaction to the movies,
by Brock Pemberton; The movies and the social
revolution, by W. W. Moss; The movies and
political propaganda, by Upton Sinclair; The
movies and the community, by J. H. Holmes;
The motion picture and social control, by S. E.
Goldstein; What do the children think of the
movies? by W. E. Blatz; Hollywood cleans
house, by Chapin Hall
"There is a certain absence of timeliness in
the volume that the editor could hardly have
anticipated. Although distinguished contro-
versialists . . . contribute to it, there is a
curious lack of significance or even of a good
fight in the work." Books
"These writers agree on next to nothing, but
they are all emphatic. Their opinions are in-
teresting, provocative and stimulating. But
they are seldom convincing because only two or
three of the contributors take the trouble to
support their opinions with scientific data."
Christian century
"There are many good intentions behind the
articles, but there is also a lot of confused
thought and muddled writing. One is left with
the impression that a volume which looks
promising from the outside makes very little
contribution to the problem." Manchester guar-
dian
"It will be generally regretted that a higher
quality of analysis and argument was not
exacted of contributors." Springfield Republican
"Despite the weaknesses inherent in any
symposium of this sort, the book performs a
real service in pointing up the failures and
positive values of the movies as entertainment,
and in clearing away the smoke of prejudice
to discover the real issues." Survey
PUDOVKIN, VSEVOLOD I LLARIONOVICH.
Film acting. (Filmcraft ser.) 154p 3s 6d '37
Newnes
"A course of lectures (translated from the
Russian by Ivor Montagu) delivered at the
State institute of cinematography, Moscow."
Subtitle
QUIGLEY, MARTIN JOSEPH. Decency in mo-
tion pictures. lOOp $1 (5s) '37 Macmillan
"Story of the 'reform from within' in motion
pictures by the man who had the most to do
with the industry's production code. He out-
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QUIGLEY, MARTIN J. Continued
lines what that code is, what it has ac-
complished, what conditions were responsible
for it, and how its efficiency developed." Book
rev. digest
"Particularly valuable is the author's knack
of translating- into an idiom that should be
readily understood by the readers of Variety
the position of all sane moralists on the ob-
jectivity of standards. But, lest the point be
missed, his teaching is confirmed by examples
in the shape of sixteen analyses of typical
pictures, each of which is held to be objection-
able for different reasons." America
"This little book contains much clear infor-
mation on a subject of wide interest." N.Y.
Times
RIDEOUT, ERIC H. American film. 163p $4
(15s) '37 Mitre press
Concerned with the more lavish Hollywood
products, Mr Rideout reviews a number of
American films of recent years. He is
particular to point out the styles and effects
achieved by particular directors and specialists.
A short chapter on British film production is
included
"For those who take an intelligent interest
in the individual work of this or that film di-
rector, camera man, scenario writer, art direc-
tor or dress designer, or of this or that com-
bination of expert talents in film-making, Mr.
Hideout's large volume will have its attrac-
tions. . . There is nothing in the way of serious
aesthetic criticism in the volume, which is
very chattily written and often substitutes
for appreciation a string of conventional ad-
jectives. Rather too many of the films passed
in review, moreover, were not worth writing
about. But the author has a shrewd enough
sense of commercial entertainment values, is
well informed in technical matters, and de-
lights in recognizing the individual stamp of
leading directors." Times (London) literary
supplement
ROBERTS, IN A. When books and movies
meet, pa 25c '36 The author
This pamphlet presents information regarding
the technique of library- film cooperation
ROTH A, PAUL. Documentary film. 272p il 12s
6d Faber & Faber
In this book Mr Rotha's primary concern Is
not with the cinema as art nor as industry but
as "a powerful, if not the most powerful, instru-
ment for social influence to-day." It is illustra-
ted with "shots" from films made in various
countries
"One of the best books on the films pub-
lished in recent years." Christian science moni-
tor
"This book is of absorbing interest, and
should instruct many who may be unaware of
the earnest and commendable efforts of those
directors who have turned their back on the
high salaries of the studios in order to bring
reality into the cinema and to use the film
as an instrument of social education." Man-
chester guardian
"The second part of his book, in which he
assesses the past achievements of documentary,
is wholly admirable. So, too, are the illustra-
tions." New statesman and Nation
"The first part of Mr. Rotha's book, so ad-
mirable when it reaches the actual making of
documentaries, is rather tiresomely Marxist."
Spectator
"Written with rather breathless zeal and
energy. For those unversed in the synthetic
terminology of the intellectual film 'fan' it has
moreover its discomforts. But these are of
little moment beside the good sense and the
idealistic vision which Mr. Rotha has brought
to the discussion of the social potentialities of
the cinema." Times (London) literary supple-
ment
ROTHA, PAUL. Movie parade. 142p il $3.50 (10s
6d) Studio
"A pictorial history of the development of
moving pictures, with over 600 illustrations
from the movies of all countries dating from
1900 to 1936, arranged by type of picture with a
brief discussion of the various types
"Omissions there naturally are, but in the
presence of so much it is ungrateful to carp.
Complaint may indeed be made that it would
have been better to have included less. . . A
certain carelessness in the captions may be
criticised. But these are small flaws in a big
undertaking, and this book is most welcome
as the first pictorial history of the cinema with
any claims to completeness." Manchester
guardian
SMETHURST, P. C. Exposing cine film. Tip
il 2s '36 Link house
An argument for using the artificial highlight
method
"cMr Smethurst: is a man with a mission.
His mission is the preaching of a particular
method the 'artificial high-light' method. . .
The book contains . . . much food for serious
reflection on exposure problems." Sight and
sound
STRASSER, ALEX. Amateur movies & how
to make them. (How to do it ser, v!4) 80p il
$3.50 (7s 6d) '37 Studio
This book considers points which must be
known before a successful film can be made.
There is a concise survey of each field and the
essential technical and aesthetic questions are
illustrated by diagrams, sketches and photo-
graphs
"Mr. Strasser's induction of the reader into
the amateur movie field is clear and simple
in its transitions from one beginning effort
to another. His practical outline contains the
comprehensive presentation implied by such
topics as equipment, elements of 'shooting'
technique, use of personal newsreels, animated
cartoons, color films and photoplays. There are
instructive remarks on cutting, punctuating
and projecting the finished films and 16 ex-
planatory diagrams, in addition to more than
30 photographic reproductions illustrating the
text." Christian science monitor
TERLIN, ROSE R. You and I and the movies.
58p pa 50c '36 Womans press
An exploration of the function of the movies.
Gives an idea of the size of the industry and
its possible role in creating philosophies of life
and influencing public opinion on social issues
with emphasis on the social significance
WEAD, FRANK WILBUR. Our greatest story-
teller; the story of talking pictures; il. by
Paul Laune. (Our changing world) 62p 50c
Nelson
Designed for children this little volume tells
the story of the motion picture from the initial
entrance to the studio through the preview. A
chapter on the history of the beginning of the
moving picture concludes the book
WILLIAMSON, JOHN ERNEST. Twenty years
under the sea. 320p il $2.50 '36 Hale [15s
Lane]
A record of the work of Mr Williamson on
the bottom of the sea. Among his adventures
and achievements with his photosphere, the
Williamson submarine tube, is the production of
the moving picture based on Jules Verne's
"20,000 leagues under the sea"
" 'Twenty Years Under the Sea,' with its
unique blending of adventure and information,
is a book that all boys and many of their
fathers will be eager to read. It is a refresh-
ing and exciting narrative." N.Y. Times
"In recent years, for strictly scientific pur-
poses, William Beebe has gone far beyond the
Williamsons with his bathysphere, but this in
no way detracts from the fascination of the
Williamson recital. . . Despite the fact that
the writing is extremely amateurish . . . this
account of an excellent job, excellently done, is
of absorbing interest to all who are interested
in the mysteries and perils of under-sea ad-
venture." Saturday review of literature
" 'Twenty Years under the Sea' is entertain-
ing and educational, humorous and thrilling."
Springfield Republican
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WOOD, LESLIE. Romance of the movies. 343p
1 $4.50 '37 Ryerson press [15s Heinemann]
"Well-documented and colorfully written.
Mr. Wood, an Englishman writing for English
readers, gives an important place to the British
film industry in general movie history, but his
account of the American film-makers is as com-
plete as it must be in a book that aims at-
comprehensiveness. He has done an enlighten-
ing job." Theatre arts monthly
"Mr. Wood, in the early part of his book,
explains why it was that the 'peculiar sounds'
with which every one is now familiar re-
mained so long unuttered; and his story of
this period in the development of films is rich
in anecdote and incident. . . Mr. Wood makes
. . . forgotten triumphs part of his romance;
and since he writes the account in non-tech-
nical language, these chapters form a swift
and vivid story of a period the details of which
are apt to be forgotten because the accumu-
lated result is so imposing. . . . Mr. Wood
has collected a quantity of information, he is
never dull, and he is conspicuously not a propa-
gandist. He deals with the cinema as it is
and not as he would like it to be. He has
selected his facts to prove nothing but what
his title implies, that the story of the films
is a romance, and this he does prove." Timea
(London) literary supplement
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First Annual Supplement
JANUARY, 1937 OCTOBER, 1937
Title and Subject Index
A nous la liberte F
Abalone pearl fishing 639
Abram. See Stories from the
Old Testament 221
Abram and Lot. See Stories
from the Old Testament 221
Acadia
Land of Evangeline 917.16
Accidents
Prevention
Child safety in traffic 629.213
Goofs 629.213
Horse sense in horse
power 629.213
Remember Jimmy 629.213
Safety on streets and
highways 614.8
We drivers 629.213
Accordion
Love of the harmonica 788
Achievements of engineer-
ing. See International li-
brary of visual aids 300
Ackland, Myron
Killing to live 591.5
Aconites
In all his glory 583
Acorns, Bread from 970.1
Across the world with Mr
and Mrs Martin John-
son 910
Adler planetarium and
astronomical museum,
Chicago
Chicago planetarium &
the Deutsches museum
in Munich 508
Admirals in the making 359
Adventure isle 919.5
Adventures of Bunny Rab-
bit 599
Aeronautics
First 10 years of flying 629.1
Progress. Gaumont Brit-
ish 942.08
Safety on the federal sky-
ways 629.1
Sky fleets of the navy 629.1
Flights
America from the air 629.1
Flying clipper cruises to
Rio 629.1
Flying the Lindbergh trail
629.1
Flying to America's won-
derlands 917.3
Safety on the federal sky-
ways, reel 1 629.1
History
History of aviation 629.1
Theory
Air currents and theory
of streamlining 530
Aeroplanes. See Airplanes
Aesthetics. See Esthetics
Africa
Africa joins the world 916
Trekking to Timbuctoo 916
The veldt 591.9
Africa, Central
Hell below zero 916.7
Naked man vs. beast 799.2
N' Manga 916.7
The prowlers 916.7
Simba 916.7
Wild men of Kalihari 916.7
Africa, North
Backward civilization 916.1
Africa joins the world 916
Agricultural machinery
Wee Anne visits the farm 630
Agriculture
Farm factory 630
Soilless agriculture
Growing plants without
soil 630
Great Britain
Farming in East Anglia
630.942
Grain harvest 633.1
Scotland
Harvests of the soil
630.941
United States
Conservation of our nat-
ural resources 333
Plow that broke the plains
630.973
Agriculture, Cooperative
Cooperative marketing
cotton 631.18
Cooperative marketing
dried prunes 631.18
Cooperative marketing
eggs and poultry 631.18
Cooperative marketing
livestock 631.18
Farm women's market 631.18
Poultry marketing In the
United States 631.18
Air
Air we breathe 533
Air currents
Air currents and theory
of streamlining 530
Air currents and theory of
streamlining 530
Air lines. See Airways
Air pilots
First 10 years of flying 629.1
Air we breathe 533
Airplanes
Childrens' airport excur-
sion 629.1
Flying clipper cruises to
Rio 629.1
Flying cub 629.1
Landing gear
Cushion landings 629.1
Airports
Childrens' airport excur-
sion 629.1
Airships
Greatest airship dock 629.1
Hindenburg explosion 629.1
Story of Goodyear 678
U.S.S. Macon 629.1
Airways
Safety on the federal sky-
ways 629.1
Alabama
Alabama highlands 634.909
Down Mobile way 634.909
Heart of the Confederacy
917.61
Saving the beauty of Ala-
bama 634.909
Temples and peace 571
Trees & stones that speak
634.909
Alabama highlands 634.909
Alaska
Alaska peninsula and its
giant bears 917.98
Alaskan adventures 917.98
Alaskan interlude 917.98
Alaska's silver millions 639
Flying to America's won-
derlands 917.3
Iceless Arctic 919.8
Sailing sheltered seas to
Alaska 917.98
Alaska peninsula and its
giant bears 917.98
Alaskan adventures 917.98
Alaskan interlude 917.98
Alaska's silver millions 639
Albatrosses
Marine birds of southern
waters 598.2
Alcohol
Beneficent reprobate
ethyl alcohol, its na-
ture and its properties 613
Physiological effects
Beneficent reprobate
ethyl alcohol, its nature
and its properties 613
Alcohol, Denatured
Chemical ethyl alcohol 661
Alcott, Louisa May
Little men F
Alfalfa
Alfalfa weevil control 632.7
Alfalfa weevil control 632.7
Algeria
Home of the sheikh 916.5
Alkmaar, Cheese market of 637
All dolled up 391
All sorts of folks 915
Allgaeu in summer 914.3
Numbers given here refer to full descriptions which are given in Part 2 (p. 35)
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Along the Riviera 914.5
Alpine garden 914.36
Alps
Alpine garden 914.36
Winter in Austria: Carin-
thian Alps 914.36
Amazing vitamins 613.2
America from the air 629.1
American ballads and songs
Old time ballads 784
American experimental
schools 372
American Indians. See In-
dians of North America
American Red cross to the
rescue 627
America's great bridge test 624
Amik the beaver 599
Elementary animals 593
Amoeba
Marvels of the microscope 578
Among the Navajo Indians
970.1
Ancient cities of southern
France 914.4
Ancient history. See His-
tory, Ancient
Andean trails 918
Andes
Andean trails 918
Animal behavior. See Ani-
mals Habits and be-
havior
Animal coloration. See Color
of animals
Animal engineers 599
Animal husbandry 636
Animal parasites. See Para-
sites
Animal psychology. See
Psychology, Compara-
tive
Animal world of make
believe 591 .57
Animals
Dwellers of the forest 599
Natives of Glacier 917.86
Natives of Yosemite 917.94
Simba 916.7
Wild life on the desert 591.9
Color
See Color of animals
Geographical distribution
See Geographical dis-
tribution of animals and
plants
Habits and behavior
Chumming with the
animals 591.5
Furred and feathered
hunters 591.5
Grey Owl's neighbors 591.5
Housekeeping at the zoo 591.5
Killers of the chaparral 591.5
Killing to live 591.5
Wake up and feed 591.5
Wee Anne visits the zoo 591.5
Training
Lost jungle
791.3
Treatment
Bell of Atri F
Animals, Domestic. See Do-
mestic animals
Animals, Prehistoric. See
Paleontology
Animals, Sea. See Marine
fauna
Animals in modern life 636
Animals of the mountains.
See International library
of visual aids 300
Animals that live in the
desert. See International
library of visual aids 300
Anitra's dance 780
Annapolis. See United
States. Naval academy,
Annapolis
Annelid worms 595.1
Annuities
Now for tomorrow 368
Antarctic regions
Re- conquering Antarctica
919.9
Antelopes
The veldt 591.9
Antlers
Shedding the antlers 599
Ants
Our ant gang 595.796
Apparatus, Electrical. See
Electric apparatus and
appliances
Growing Canadian apples
634.1
Kindly fruits of the earth
634
Marketing Canadian apples
634.1
Applications for position
What about jobs 371.42
Aquatic birds. See Water
birds
Aran islands
Man of Aran 914.17
Archaic and unusual instru-
ments 785
Archeology
Temples and peace 571
Archery
Japan 915.2
Poise 790
Architecture, Colonial
Colonial architecture 720
Architecture, Domestic
Home builders at work 728
House of dreams 690
Shelter 728
Will and the way 728
Architecture, Italian
Fountains, gardens and
statuary 720
Arctic regions
Iceless Arctic 919.8
Ikpuck, the igloo dweller 919.8
Arizona
Arizona 917.91
Story of Goodyear 678
Armour and company
Romance of foods 664.9
Around the Horn on a
square-rigger 910
Art
Negro and art , 326
Study and teaching
School art applied to life 701
Art, Applied. See Art indus-
tries and trade
Art, Chinese
China our neighbor, unit 6
915.1
Art, Medieval
Hidden talisman 709
Art, Mexican
Our Mexican neighbors 917.2
Art industries and trade
School art applied to life 701
We are all artists 701
Arts of China. See China
our neighbor, unit 6 915.1
Association football. See
Football
Association football series
Ball control 796.33
Defence 796.33
Goal-keeping & throwing
in 796.33
Kicking. Gaumont Brit-
ish 796.33
Tactics 796.33
Astronomy
Exploring the universe 520
Romance of the skies 520
Seeing the universe
through the world's
largest telescopes 520
Through Galileo's tele-
scope & Mt Wilson ob-
servatory 520
Tidal theory of the earth's
and moon's creation,
and the moon in closeup 520
See also Mars (Planet)
Athletics
Girl who found herself 170
Poise 790
Au pays Breton 914.4
Austin, Henry Wilfred
H. W. Austin 796.34
Australia
Seeing Australia 919.4
See also Sydney, Aus-
tralia
Australian bears. See Koala
Austria
Alpine garden 914.36
Down the Danube 914.36
Hans Schneider ski school
796.9
Salzburg, city of festivals
914.36
Ski chase 796.9
Skiing with Hannes
Schneider 796.9
Tyrol, the land in the
mountains 914.36
Village symphony 914.36
Winter in Austria: Carin-
thian Alps 914.36
Autogiros
Autogiro 629.1
Automatic arc welding 671 W
Automobile drivers
Goofs 629.213
Highway mania 629.213
Horse sense in horse pow-
er 629.213
Take it easy . 629.213
We drivers 629.213
Automobiles
Commerce around the cof-
fee cup 380
Elements of the auto-
mobile 629.2
Heat treatment of steel
669.1
Making a V-type engine 621.4
Oxwelding and cutting in
production, part I 671 W
Progress on parade 629.2
Accidents
Child safety in traffic 629.213
G9ofs 629.213
Highway mania 629.213
Horse sense in horse
power 629.213
Remember Jimmy 629.213
Take it easy 629.213
Autumn in Wisconsin 917.75
Aviation. See Aeronautics
Aviators. See Air pilots
Avocado
Avocados 634.6
Avocets
Feathered beach combers
598.2
Azaleas
Blooming of flowers 583
B
Babies. See Infants
Baboons
Old world monkeys 599
The veldt 591.9
Wild men of Kalihari 916.7
Numbers given here refer to full descriptions which are given in Part 2 (p. 35)
TITLE AND SUBJECT INDEX
Back of the weather fore-
cast 551.5
Backhand 796.34
Backward children. See
Children, Abnormal and
backward
Backward civilization 916.1
Badgers
Brock the badger
Michigan mammals 599
Tawny owl 598.2
Bahamas
Freaks of the deep 591.92
Bakelite
Story of bakelite resinoid 668
Balearis Islands
Palma de Majorca 914.67
Bali (Island)
Bali. Diemer 919.2
Bali. Gutlohn 919.2
Good clean sport 796
How our neighbors live 915
Java Bali 919.2
Music hath charm
Temples of many creeds 726
Ball, Louise C.
Say it with pearls 617.6
Ball. See Baseball; Basket-
ball; Football
Ball control 796.33
Ballads. See American bal-
lads and songs
Baltimore and Ohio railroad
company
Pageant of American in-
land transportation 385
Bamboo
Bamboo 633.58
Bamboos 633.58
Banana special 634.7
Bananas
Banana special 634.7
Bangkok, Siam
Land of the yellow robe 915.93
Banishing the barberry 632.5
Banks and banking
March of trade 332
Barbados
Puerto Rico, Martinique,
Barbados and Trinidad
917.29
Barber of Seville. See Pag-
liacci prologue and aria
from Barber of Seville 784
Barberries
Banishing the barberry 632.5
Barges
Canal gypsies 914.2
Barnacles. See Cirripedia
Barns and stables
Barnyard underworld 631.2
Barnum and Bailey circus
Sawdust sidelights 791.3
Barnyard underworld 631.2
Baseball
Heads up baseball 796.357
Play ball 796.357
Take me out to the ball
game 796.357
Basket-ball
Basketball 796.32
Bass fishing
Fisherman's luck 799.1
Striped bass fishing 799.1
Batik
How batik is made in
Java 689
Battle for life series
Sea 591.92
Battle maneuvers 359
Bayreuth City of Richard
Wagner 914.3
Beacons
Safety on the federal sky-
ways, reel 3 629.1
Beans
Beans 633.3
Blooming of flowers 583
Bears
Alaska peninsula and its
giant bears 917.98
Chumming with the
animals 591.5
Dwellers of the forest 599
Furred & feathered hunt-
ers 591.5
Giants of the North 599
Grizzly bear hunt in the
Canadian Rockies 599
Michigan furbearers 599
Michigan mammals 599
Northern bears 599
Wake up and feed 591.5
Beatty, Clyde
Lost jungle 791.3
Beautiful civilization they
founded in Shalimar.
See International library
of visual aids 300
Beauty. See Esthetics
Beaver farming 636.9
Beavers
Amik the beaver 599
Animal engineers 599
Beaver farming 636.9
Dwellers of the forest 599
Grey Owl's neighbors 591.5
Like a beaver 599
Michigan beaver 599
Michigan mammals 599
Bee bread 595.79
Bees
Bee bread 595.79
Her Majesty, the queen
bee 595.79
In all his glory 583
Keeper of the bees F
Queen of the underworld
595.79
Romance of a feminine
monarchy 595.79
Beetles
Fighting western pine
beetles 632.7
Beets and beet sugar
Beets from seed to sugar
bowl 664.1
Sugar 664.1
Beets from seed to sugar
bowl 664.1
Before the white man came.
See International library
of visual aids 300
Behavior of newborn infants
136.7
Behavior of the feeble-
minded 132
Behavior of unicellular
animals 593
Behind the shadows 616.24
Belgian cities 914.93
Belgium
Belgian cities 914.93
Bell of Atri F
Bell telephone laboratories
Engineering the sound
film 778
Below the Rio Grande 917.2
Benares
Benares 915.4
Mother Ganges 915.4
Benditzky, Leon
Violins and cellos 787
Beneficent reprobate
ethyl alcohol, its na-
ture and its properties 613
Benoit-Levy, Jean
Great glass blower 666.1
Berlin 914.3
Berlioz, Hector
Carnival Remain 785
Walpurgis night F
Best part of the party 641.86
Better quality vegetables
through disease con-
trol 632.8
Bible, Dana X.
Football 796.33
Bible
Geography
Jerusalem 915.69
Bible. Old Testament
Stories from the Old
Testament 221
Binding of books. See Book-
binding
Biological chemistry
Story of a loaf of bread
641.6
Biology series
He would a-wooing go 597.8
Bird-banding
How and why of bird
banding 598.2
Bird houses
Renting houses for songs
598.2
Bird life of Cobb's island,
Virginia 598.2
Birds
Birds 598.2
Feathered beach combers
598.2
Our bird citizens 598.2
Renting houses for songs
598.2
Western birds at home 598.2
Wild life on the desert 591.9
See also Hawks; Owls;
Ravens
Migration
Flyways of migratory
waterfowl 598.2
Protection
Bird life of Cobb's island,
Virginia 598.2
Isle of birds 598.2
Nursery island; bird sanc-
tuary 598.2
Rainey wildlife sanctuary
598.2
Todd wildlife sanctuary 598.2
Africa
Trekking to Timbuctoo 916
Michigan
Wild wings 598.2
Wisconsin
Game birds of many na-
tions 598.2
Wild geese 598.2
Birds of prey
Birds of prey 598.2
Some of our more common
predatory birds 598.2
Birds of prey 598.2
Birth and education of a
seal 599
Birth of a nation F
Birth of the earth 575
Bison
Buffalo home 599
Chumming with the
animals 591.5
Michigan mammals 599
Bittern 598.2
Bitterns
Bittern . 598.2
Western waterfowl 598.2
Wild wings 598.2
Black-headed gull 598.2
Blackbirds
Western birds at home 598.2
Wild wings 598.2
Bladderworts
Marvels of the microscope 578
Blankets
How all-wool-blankets are
made 677.3
Numbers given here refer to full descriptions which are given in Part 2 (p. 35)
3
EDUCATIONAL FILM CATALOG
Blasting
How Jimmy won the game
662.2
Blazing stars
Blooming of flowers 583
Bleriot, Louis
First 10 years of flying 629.1
Blind
Handicapped children and
clinical types 371.9
Blood
Blood 612.1
Body defenses against
disease 613
Circulation 612.1
Heart and circulation of
blood 612.1
Marvels of the microscope 578
Precipitins 612.1
Blooming of flowers 583
Blue camass
Blooming of flowers 583
Blue grass kings 636.1
Blue jays
Wild wings 598.2
Blue light F
Boar hunting. See Wild boar
Board feet or bored timber
632.7
Boats and boating
Oriental watercraft 387
Bobby Jones film "An ex-
cursion in golf" 796.352
Body defenses against
disease 613
Bolivia
Andean trails 918
Bombay
Bombay, Ceylon 915.4
Bombay, Ceylon 915.4
Bond, Mrs Carrie (Jacobs)
Carrie Jacobs Bond 92
Bond, Ford
Story of the United States
Coast guard 614.8
Boneili, Richard
Pagliacci prologue and
aria from Barber of Se-
ville 784
Boobies (Birds)
Marine birds of southern
waters 598.2
Bookbinding
Bound to last 655
Books
Bound to last 655
Boots and shoes
Getting your money's
worth 338
Story of my life by Mr
Shoe 675
Boring
Story of rock drilling 622.2
Borneo
Wildman's land 919.11
Borobodor and the Bromo 726
Botanical gardens
Kew gardens 580
Botany
Tropic garden 580
Pathology
Better quality vegetables
through disease con-
trol 632.8
Physiology
Life of plants 581
Self defence by plants 580
Study of mineral element
deficiencies in plant
growth 581
Michigan
Michigan wild flowers 583
Wisconsin
Mushrooms of Wisconsin
589.2
Wild flowers 583
Boulder dam
Boulder dam from start
to finish 627.8
Flying to America's won-
derlands 917.3
Boulder dam from start to
finish 627.8
Bound to last 655
Bourbonnais
Glimpses of French coun-
try life 914.4
Bourke-White, Margaret. See
White, M. B.
Boy scouts
Men in the making 917.3
Boys
Peck's bad boy
Boy's pal F
Brahmanism
Temples of many creeds 728
Brahmin's daughter F
Brain
Mechanics of the brain 150
Brakes. See Elements of the
automobile 629.2
Brant
Winter visitors 598.2
Brass
House of dreams 690
Brazil
Exploring the coffee con-
tinent 663
Bread
Enzymes in dough fer-
mentation 589.95
Loaf of bread 641.6
Staff of life. Demarest 641.6
Story of a loaf of bread
641.6
Bread from acorns 970.1
Breathing. See Respiration
Bremen 914.3
Bridges
America's great bridge
test 624
March of progress 624
Brittany
Au pays Breton 914.4
Glimpses of French coun-
try life 914.4
When the fishing fleet
comes home 914.4
Brock the badger 599
Bronte", Charlotte
Jane Eyre F
Bronze
House of dreams 690
Brown-tail moth
Gypsy and brown -tail
moths insect enemies 632.7
Bruce, Robert
Falling waters 551.5
Bryce canyon national park
Know your national parks
917.8
Buddha and Buddhism
Siam to Korea
Temples of many creeds 726
Buddhist temples. See Tem-
ples, Buddhist
Budgets, Household. See
Home economics Ac-
counting
Buffalo, American. See Bi-
son
Buffalo home 599
Building
Home builders at work 728
House of dreams 690
Building materials
Shelter 728
Building the Mount Vernon
Memorial highway 625.7
Bulwer- Lytton, Edward
George Earle Lytton,
baron Lytton. See Lyt-
ton, Edward George
Earle Lytton Bulwer-
Lytton, 1st baron
Burma
All dolled up 391
How our neighbors live 915
Business of farming. See In-
ternational library of
visual aids 300
Butter
Dairy products 637
Butterflies
From egg to butterfly 595.78
Monarch butterfly 595.78
Byrd Antarctic expedition,
2d, 1933-1935
Re-conquering Antarctica
919.9
Byways of Egypt 916.2
C.C.C. See United States.
Civilian conservation
corps
CCC at work lake states
634.909
Cables, Submarine
Underwater speechways
621.385
Cacomistle
Dwellers of the forest 599
Cactus
In all his glory 583
Tree and plant life 580
Cairo, Egypt
Cairo to the pyramids 916.2
Father Nile 916.2
Streets of Cairo 916.2
Cairo to the pyramids 916.2
Cain and Abel. See Stories
from the Old Testament 221
Calcutta
Benares 915.4
California
America from the air 629.1
California missions 266
Chaparral 634.9
Don Q, the California
quail 598.2
Lest we forget 634.92
Safeguarding the citrus
fruit 634.3
Winter sports. Cal. state
chamber of commerce
796.9
See also Death valley,
California; Yosemite na-
tional park
California giants 674
Call of the Olympic bell 796.4
Call of the East 621.385
Cameroon mountains
N'Manga 916.7
Campana, Ettore (as actor)
Brahmin's daughter F
Canada
Spare time 634.92
Voyageur trails 917.1
Canadian apples, Growing
634.1
Canadian apples, Marketing
634.1
Canal gypsies 914.2
Canals
Canals in United States
history 626
Locks at Sault Ste. Marie 626
Canals in United States his-
tory 626
Canals of Venice 914.5
Canaries
Harz mountains 914.3
Cane fields of Calamba 664.1
Canine capers 636.7
Cannibals of the deep series
Trail of the swordfish 799.1
Numbers given here refer to full descriptions which are given in Part 2 (p. 35)
TITLE AND SUBJECT INDEX
Canoes and canoeing
Voyageur trails 917.1
Capturing the elephant seals 599
Carboloy
Something new under the
sun 621.9
Carburetor. See Elements of
the automobile 629.2
Carlsbad cavern, New Mex-
ico
Carlsbad caverns national
park 917.89
Carlsbad caverns national
park 917.89
Carnival in Flanders F
Carnival Remain 785
Carrie Jacobs Bond 92
Carriers of electricity. See Elec-
trons 537
Catalysis
Catalysis 540
Cathedrals
Cathedrals of England 726
Churches and cathedrals;
Cathedral of Santo Do-
mingo, Spanish missions
and Temple Emanuel in
New York 726
Churches and cathedrals;
Chartres cathedral, River-
side church, Notre Dame
in Paris 726
Cathedrals of England 726
Cathode ray oscillograph 537.5
Cathode rays
Cathode ray oscillograph 537.5
Cattle
Animal husbandry 636
Farm animals 636
Fury of the storm 917.8
Meat from hoof to market
664.9
Tale of two bulls 636.2
Winter breadline in Wyo-
ming 636.2
Diseases
Suppressing the foot-and-
mouth disease 619
Cedar
Pole-pushers of Puget
Sound 674
Cedar waxwings
Woodland pals 598.2
Cello
Violins and cellos 787
Celtic people of France. See
International library of
visual aids 300
Central Africa. See Africa,
Central
Ceramics 738
Cervantes Saavedra, Miguel
de
Don Quixote F
Ceylon
Bombay, Ceylon 915.4
Ceylon devil dance 915.48
First Paradise 915.48
Ceylon devil dance 915.48
Chaliapin, Feodor Ivanovitch
(as actor)
Don Quixote F
Challenge of the slums 331.83
Challenge of the T.V.A. 627.8
Chamberlin, Clarence Dun-
can
Air currents and theory
of streamlining 530
Champlain, Samuel de
Voyageur trails 917.1
Changing empire 634.909
Chaparral
Chaparral 634.9
Lest we forget 634.92
Chapin, Benjamin (as actor)
My father 92
My first jury 92
My mother
Native state
President's answer
Tender memories
Under the stars
Chartres, France. Notre
Dame (cathedral)
Churches and cathedrals;
Chartres cathedral, River-
side church, Notre Dame
in Paris 726
Chartres cathedral. See
Chartres, France. Notre
Dame (cathedral)
Cheese
Cheese market of Alkmaar 637
Dairy products 637
Making American cheese
in a modern cheese
factory 637
Roof of Europe 914.94
Cheese market of Alkmaar 637
Chemical agriculture. See
Agriculture Soilless ag-
riculture
Chemical reactions
Velocity of chemical re-
actions 540
Chemistry
Velocity of chemical re-
actions 540
Chemistry, Biological. See
Biological chemistry
Chemistry, Technical
Wonder world of chemistry
540
Chenal, Pierre
Crime and punishment F
Cherry blossom festival in
Japan 915.2
Cherry blossom time, Japan
in 915.2
Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
way
George Washington's rail-
road 385
Cheyenne Indians
Sacred arrow ceremony of
the Cheyenne Indians 970.1
Sun dance of the Cheyenne
Indians 970.1
Chicago planetarium & the
Deutsches museum in
Munich 508
Chickadees
Our bird citizens 598.2
Western birds at home 598.2
Chicken of the sea 639
Chickens. See Poultry
Child safety in traffic 629.213
Child study
Behavior of newborn in-
fants 136.7
Development of prehension
in a single child 136.7
Child welfare 649
Childe Hassam artist 92
Children
Little Filipinos 919.14
Road to life 914.7
Spanish children 914.6
Care and hygiene
Child welfare 649
Education
See Education of chil-
dren
Psychology
See Child study
Children, Abnormal and
backward
Handicapped children and
clinical types 371.9
Children of the Nile 916.2
Childrens' airport excursion
Chile
Andean trails
92 Chimpanzees
92 Rose and Raphael 151.3
92 China
92 All dolled up 391
92 China 915.1
China our neighbor 915.1
China visualized 915.1
China's gifts to the West
915.1
Elaborate Chinese funer-
als 393
Good clean sport 796
Grain of rice 633.1
Imperial city 915.1
Music hath charm 780
Oriental transportation 380
Peking, Korea 915
Persimmon harvesting and
storage in China 634.4
Picturesque Hong Kong
915.1
Slumbering giant 915.1
Song of China F
Styles in Hong Kong 915.1
With the Asiatic fleet 915.1
With the Yangtze patrol 915.1
Art
See Art, Chinese
Religion
Temples of many creeds 726
China and America. See
China our neighbor,
unit 1 915.1
China our neighbor 915.1
China visualized 915.1
China's children. See China
our neighbor, unit 4 915.1
China's gifts to the West 915.1
China's home life. See
China our neighbor,
unit 2 915.1
Chipmunks
Wild company 599
Chivalry
Ivanhoe F
Christie, Winifred
Double keyboard piano 786
Christmas
Cricket on the hearth F
Chumming with the animals
591.5
Churches and cathedrals;
Cathedral of Santo Do-
mingo, Spanish missions
and Temple Emanuel in
New York 726
Churches and cathedrals;
Chartres cathedral, River-
side church, Notre Dame
in Paris 726
Cicada 595.7
Ciliata
Simple animal forms 593
Circulation 612.1
Circulation of the blood.
See Blood
Circus
Circus city 791.3
Here comes the circus 791.3
Sawdust sidelights 791.3
Circus city 791.3
Circus series
Circus city 791.3
Here comes the circus 791.3
Cirripedia
Life under the South seas
591.92
Cities and towns
Civic improvement
Coney Island 917.47
Cities for commerce. See In-
ternational library of
visual aids 300
629.1 Cities for defense. See In-
ternational library of
918 visual aids 300
Numbers given here refer to full descriptions which are given in Part 2 (p. 35)
EDUCATIONAL FILM CATALOG
Citrus fruit in Florida 634.3
Citrus fruits
Citrus fruit in Florida 634.3
Safeguarding the citrus
fruit 634.3
City of David 915.69
City of the sun 915.4
Civic improvement. See
Cities and towns Civic
improvement
Civil war
United States
See United States
History Civil war
Civilization, Medieval
Mediaeval village 940.1
Cladocera
Water folk 695.7
Clair, Rene
A nous la liberte F
Clams
Fishing in the surf and
sea 799.1
Pirates of the deep 591.92
Clapper rails
Western waterfowl 598.2
Clark, Ernest R.
Cairo to the pyramids 916.2
Holland and the Dutch 914.92
Classical age. See Interna-
tional library of visual
aids 300
Clay
Fire-clay refractories 666.4
Clements, Forrest E.
Sacred arrow ceremony of
the Cheyenne Indians 970.1
Sun dance of the Cheyenne
Indians 970.1
Climate 551.5
Climatology
Climate 551.5
Clipper cruises to Rio, Fly-
ing 629.1
Clothing 646
Clothing and dress
All dolled up 391
Clothing 646
Clouds
Story of a disturbance 561.5
Story of water 551.5
Water in the air 551.5
Coal
Coal 622.33
Industrial Scotland raw
materials 914.1
See also International
library of visual aids 300
Coast changes
Coast erosion 551.36
Coast erosion 551.36
Cobb Island, Virginia
Bird life of Cobb's island.
Virginia 598.2
Cobra 598.1
Cobras
Cobra 598.1
Killing the killer 598.1
Coffee
Commerce around the cof-
fee cup 380
Exploring the coffee conti-
nent 663
Guatemala 917.28
Hawaii the beautiful 919.69
Coffman, Joe W.
Principles of electrical
measurement 621.37
Principles of electro-
magnetism 538
Principles of electrostatics 537
Principles of magnetism 538
Cold (Disease)
Confessions of a cold 616.2
Collecting lake trout spawn 597
College stories
Education of Steve Smith F
Colloids
Colloid 540
Properties of colloidal
ferro- magnetic ferric
oxyde 540
Colloids and their behavior.
See Colloid 540
Colombia
Exploring the coffee conti-
nent 663
Colonial architecture 720
Colonial Rhode Island 974.5
Color of animals
Animal world of make
believe 591.57
Colorado
Estes Park, Colorado 917.88
Flying to America's won-
derlands 917.3
Colorado river
Trip down the Colorado
river 917.91
Boulder dam project
See Boulder dam
Columbia river
Grand Coulee dam
Grand Coulee dam 627.8
Comet, Halley's
Solar family 520
Commerce
Commerce around the
coffee cup 380
March of trade 332
See also Great Britain
Commerce
Commerce around the coffee
cup 380
Commercial products
Commerce around the cof-
fee cup 380
Getting your money's
worth 338
Commets
Romance of the skies 520
See also Comet, Hal-
ley's
Common marine animals.
See Some common in-
vertebrates from the
Gulf of Maine 591.92
Communication
Communication news and
views #1, J2 621.38
Studies about communica-
tion 621.38
Communication news and
views #1, 82 621.38
Concerning crossarms 621.385
Conduct of life
Girl who found herself 170
Lost and found F
Coney Island
Coney Island 917.47
Confederate States of Amer-
ica
History
Heart of the Confederacy
917.61
Confessions of a cold 616.2
Conflicts of nature series
Her Majesty, the queen
bee 595.79
Conquest of fear. See Inter-
national library of visual
aids 300
Consequences 616.24
Conservation of our natural
resources 333
Considering Posey 599
Constantinople
Let's talk Turkey 914.96
Construction of a concrete
silo 631.2
Construction of roads. See
Roads
Consumer cooperation in
Sweden 334
Contacts 616.24
Contents of the nurse's bag 649
Control of worms in hogs 632.7
Conveying and measuring
irrigation water 626.8
Cookery
Kindergarten cookery 641.5
New fashions in foods 641.5
Cooling appliances. See
Refrigeration and re-
frigerating machinery
Cooling system and the
clutch. See Elements of
the automobile 629.2
Cooms, Esther (as actor)
Brahmin's daughter F
Cooper, James Fenimore
Deerslayer F
Cooperation
Consumer cooperation in
Sweden 334
Cooperative agriculture. See
Agriculture, Cooperative
Cooperative marketing
cotton 631.18
Cooperative marketing
dried prunes 631.18
Cooperative marketing
eggs and poultry 631.18
Cooperative marketing
livestock 631.18
Coots
Western waterfowl 598.2
Copper
Industrious diamonds 621.9
Long drawn out 629.3
Mountains of copper 669.3
Copperheads
Dangerous snakes of the
U.S.A. 598.1
Corals
Corals 593.6
Corda, Maria (as actor)
Last days of Pompeii F
Cormorants
Marine birds of southern
waters 598.2
Nursery island; bird sanc-
tuary 598.2
Western waterfowl 598.2
Corn
Diseases and pests
Fighting the corn borer
with machinery 632.7
Corn borers. See Corn
Diseases and pests
Cornflowers
In all his glory 683
Seed production 581
The coronation. See Eng-
land's coronation 942.08
Cosmic drama. See Birth of
the earth 575
Costume
All dolled up 391
Japan
Tying the Japanese obi 391
Cotton
Blooming of flowers 583
Cooperative marketing
cotton 631.18
Textiles 67?
Cotton growing and manu-
facture
Our inland waterways 386
Story of Goodyear 678
Story of the tire 678
Country and people of the
Erzgebirge 914.3
Covered wagon F
Cowboys
Where West is still west
917.8
Cows. See Cattle
Coyotes
Don Coyote 599
Furred & feathered hunt-
ers 591.5
Numbers given here refer to full descriptions which are given in Part 2 (p. 35)
6
TITLE AND SUBJECT INDEX
Crabs
Marine sand animals 591.92
Shore life at low tide 591.92
Story of the blue crab 595.3
Cradle of our race. See In-
ternational library of
visual aids 300
Cradle of the father of
waters 634.909
Cranes
Winter visitors 598.2
Creation. See Stories from
the Old Testament 221
Creative approach to educa-
tion 370.1
Creative design in painting 758
Creeping in a human infant,
Development of 612.76
Cricket on the hearth F
Crime and criminals
Oliver Twist F
Crime and punishment F
Crimea
Crimea 914.77
Croce, Isabel
We are all artists 701
Crossing the line 910
Crossroads of the Pacific 019.60
Crows
Western birds at home 598.2
Crystallography
Crystals 540
In nature's workshop 540
Crystals 540
Cuba
Queen of the Indies 917.29
Curacao
Haiti, Jamaica, Nassau
and Curacao 917.29
Curlews
Feathered beach combers
Curtiss, Glenn Hammond
First 10 years of flying 629.1
Cushion landings 629.1
Customs, Social. See Man-
ners and customs
Cutting of metals. See Metal
cutting
Czechoslovak Republic
Czechoslovakia 914.37
Czechoslovakia 914.37
Dairy products 637
Dairying
Animal husbandry 636
Guardian of your health 637
Daisies
In all his glory 583
Dalmatla
Down to Dalmatla 914.369
Dalton laboratory plan
American experimental
schools 372
Damrosch, Walter Johannes
Walter Damrosch. General
electric 534
Walter Damrosch. Gutlohn 780
Dams
Challenge of the T.V.A.
627.8
Grand Coulee dam 627.8
Norris dam construction 627.8
Rain for the earth 630.973
Roosevelt dam 627.8
Storage and diversion
dams 627.8
See also Boulder dam
Dances of the nations 793.3
Dancing
Ceylon devil dance 915.48
Dances of the nations 793.3
Dandelions
In all his glory 683
Dangerous dusts 679
Dangerous snakes of the
U.S.A. 598.1
Danube river
Down the Danube 914.36
Darjelling 915.15
Date culture in Iraq 634.6
Dates (Fruit)
Date culture in Iraq 634.6
Dates America's new
fruit crop 634.6
Kindly fruits of the earth 634
Dates America's new fruit
crop 634.6
Day at West Point 355
Day in Moscow 914.7
Day with the Sun 070
Day's work 919.14
Deadliest animal of the
jungle. See International
library of visual aids 300
Deaf and dumb
Handicapped children and
clinical types 371.9
Dealers In death 172.4
See also Peacemoblle
programs 172.4
Death day the fleata of
Calaveras 917.2
Death valley 917.94
Death valley, California
Death valley 917.94
Death Valley national
monument 917.94
Death valley national monu-
ment 917.94
Deception 796.33
Deer
Dwellers of the forest 599
Hunter's camp 799.2
Hunting tigers in India 799.2
Michigan furbearers 599
Michigan mammals 599
Wild company 599
Wisconsin whitetail deer 599
Deerfield, Mass.
Colonial architecture 720
Deersfayer F
Defence 796.33
Defense. See Football 796.33
Defense of Madrid 946
Defense of Spain 946
Delhi Agra 915.4
Delhi, India
Peacock throne 915.4
The deluge. See Stories from
the Old Testament 221
Demonstration baby's bath
in the home 649
Demonstrations of nursing
procedure 649
Denizens of the Colorado
desert 591.9
Denmark and her folk
schools 370.94
Dental chemistry
Science makes a dentri-
flce 617.6
Desert people. See Interna-
tional library of visual
aids 300
Deserts
Denizens of the Colorado
desert 591.9
Wild life on the desert 591.9
Design
Creative design in paint-
ing 758
School art applied to life 701
We are all artists 701
Development. See Embryol-
ogy; Evolution
Development of creeping in
a human infant 612.76
Development of English rail-
ways 385
Development of prehension
in a single child 136.7
Development of walking in
a human infant (R.M.
V.) 612.76
Devilfish
Fish from hell 799.1
Diamonds
Industrious diamonds 621.9
Dickason, Deane H.
Adventure isle 919.5
Children of the Nile 916.2
City of David 915.69
City of the sun 915.4
Dravidian glamor 915.4
First paradise 915.48
Love's memorial 915.4
Mother Ganges 915.4
Peacock throne 915.4
Queen of the Indies 917.29
Raffles and rubber 915.95
Seventh wonder 918.6
Southern crossways 919.4
Dickens, Charles
Cricket on the hearth F
Oliver Twist F
Diesel engines 621.4
Diet
Golden champions 634.3
Well balanced diet 613.2
Digestion
Digestion 612.3
Dishonesty. See Honesty
Dltmars, Raymond Lee
Animal engineers 599
Animal world of make
believe 591.57
girds of prey 593.2
Birth of the earth 575
Chumming with the anl-
roate 591. 6
Cobra 598.1
Corals 593.6
Dangerous snakes of the
U.S.A. 598.1
Elephants African, Indian
and pygmy 599
Evolution 575
Fight to live 591.92
Fortune builders 677.4
From egg to butterfly 595.78
From tadpole to frog 597.8
Housekeeping at the zoo 591.5
Killing the killer 598.1
Like a beaver 599
Living stars 593.9
Monarch butterfly 695.78
Monkey whoopee 599
New world monkeys 599
Northern bears 599
Old world monkeys 599
Tropical opossums 599
Diving, Submarine
Fish from hell 799.1
Docks
Great cargoes 380
Dogs
Animals in modern life 636
Canine capers 636.7
Dogs of solitude 914.94
Trailing the killer F
Stories
Boy's pal F
Fighting to live F
Dogs of solitude 914.94
Dogwood
Spare the dogwood 683
Domestic animals
Animals in modern life 636
Farm animals 636
Domestic architecture. See
Architecture, Domestic
Don Coyote 599
Don Q, the California quail
598.2
Don Quixote F
Donohue, Lester
Archaic and unusual In-
struments 786
Numbers given here refer to full descriptions which are given in Part 2 (p. 35)
7
EDUCATIONAL FILM CATALOG
East Anglia, Farming in 630.942
East Anglia, Wheatlands in
633.1
Eastern wild flowers 583
Dos Passes, John
The wave 917.2
Dostoevskil, Fedor Mikhailo-
vich
Crime and punishment F
Netotchka Nezvanova. See -Eastman, Max
Petersburg nights F Tsar to Lenin
White nights. See Peters-
burg nights F
Double keyboard piano
786
Dowitchers
Feathered beach combers
598.2
Down the Danube 914.36
Down by the sea 917.16
Down Mobile way 634.909
Down to Dalmatia 914.369
Dravidian glamor 915.4
Dream flowers 583
Dresden
Dresden and its environs 914.3
Dresden and Its environs 914.3
Dress. See Clothing and
dress
Dresser, Louise (as actor)
Girl of the Limberlost F
Drilling and boring (Earth
and rocks). See Boring
Droughts
Plow that broke the plains
630.973
Ram for the earth 630.973
Drums of doom. See Peace-
mobile programs 172.4
Dual-purpose trees 665.3
Duck and goose shooting 799.2
Duck farming 636.59
Ducks
Duck and goose shooting 799.2
Duck farming 636.59
Nursery island; bird sanc-
tuary 598.2
Poultry farm 636.5
Rainey wildlife sanctuary 598.2
Western waterfowl 598.2
Wild wings 598.2
Winter visitors 598.2
Dumont, Alberto Santos
First 10 years of flying 629.1
Du Pont de Nemours, E. I.
and company, inc.
Wonder world of chem-
_ Istry 540
Dusts, Dangerous 679
Dusts, Explosive 679
Dutchman's paradise 919.22
Dwellers of the forest 599
Dyes and dyeing
Wonder world of chemis-
try 540
Dynamic America 621.3
Dynamite
Story of dynamite 662.2
E
Eagles
Birds of prey 598.2
Some of our more common
predatory birds
Wild wings
Earth
Our earth
Rotation
Earth in motion
Earth in motion
Earthworms
Annelid worms
East (Far East)
All sorts of folks
March of trade
Oriental watercraft
598.2
598.2
551
520
520
595.1
915
332
387
Eclipses
1932 total eclipse of the
sun 520
Romance of the skies 520
Seeing the universe
through the world's
largest telescopes, reel 1
520
Economics
Hands 331.214
ECW in Great Smoky moun-
tains national park 634.909
Edgerton, Harold E.
Edgerton high speed pho-
tography 778
Edgerton high speed photog-
raphy 778
Education
Experimental methods
American experimental
schools 372
Philosophy
Creative approach to edu-
cation 370. 1
China
China our neighbor, unit 7
915.1
Denmark
Denmark and her folk
schools 370.94
Germany
German education 370.94
Education, Secondary
Glimpses of secondary
education in western
Massachusetts 373
Education in China. See
China our neighbor,
unit 7 915.1
Education of children
American experimental
schools 372
Elementary teacher as a
guide 372
Rhythmic action 371.74
Teaching of reading 372.4
Education of Steve Smith F
Educational travel series
Andean trails 918
Guatemala 917.28
Mexico 917 2
Edward VI, king of Eng-
land
Nine days a queen 942.05
Eels. See Electric eels
Eggleston, Edward
Hoosier schoolmaster F
Eggs
Cooperative marketing
eggs and poultry 631.18
Egrets
Feathered beach combers
598.2
Egypt
Byways of Egypt 916.2
Cairo to the pyramids 916.2
Children of the Nile 916 2
Father Nile 915 2
Grain of rice 633.1
Luxor and Karnak 916.2
Music hath charm 780
Mystic land of Egypt 916 2
Streets of Cairo 916.2
Antiquities
Temples of many creeds 726
Einstein, Albert
Einstein's theory of rela-
tivity 530.1
Einstein's theory of rela-
. tivity 530.1
Eisenstein, Sergei
Death day the fiesta of
Calaveras 917.2
End of St Petersburg 947
Potemkin F
Thunder over Mexico F
Elaborate Chinese funerals 393
Electric apparatus and ap-
pliances
Principles of electrical
measurement 621.37
Electric currents
Principles of current gen-
eration 621.31
Electric eels
Freak fish of seven seas 597
Electric generators
Principles of current gen-
eration 621.31
Electric insulators and in-
sulation
Glass insulators 666.1
Electric measurements
Principles of electrical
measurement 621.37
Electric meters
Principles of electrical
measurement 621.37
Electric power
Challenge of the T.V.A. 627.8
Electric waves
Traveling electrical waves 537
Electric welding
Automatic arc welding 671 W
Electricity
Dynamic America 621.3
Electrodynamics 533
Electrons 537
Principles of current elec-
tricity 537
Electricity in agriculture
Electricity on the farm 631
Electricity on the farm 631
Electricity series
Principles of current elec-
tricity 537
Principles of electrical
measurement 621.37
Principles of electro-mag-
netism 538
Principles of electrostatics 537
Principles of magnetism 538
Electrochemistry
Electrochemistry 540
Electrodynamics 533
Electromagnetism
Electrodynamics 538
Principles of electro-mag-
netism 533
Principles of magnetism 538
Electrons 537
Electrostatics
Principles of current elec-
tricity 537
Principles of electrostatics 537
Elementary animals 593
Elementary education. See
Education of children
Elementary teacher as a
guide 372
Elements of the automobile 629.2
Elephants
Animals in modern life 636
Chumming with the ani-
mals 591.5
Elephants African, In-
dian and pygmy 599
Housekeeping at the zoo 591.5
Hunting tigers in India 799.2
My friend, the harti 599
Syama 915.93
Teak logging with ele-
phants in Siam 674
Wake up and feed 591.5
Elephants African, In-
dian and pygmy 599
Eliot, George, pseud.
Mill on the floss F
Numbers given here refer to full descriptions which are given in Part 2 (p. 35)
8
TITLE AND SUBJECT INDEX
Elk
Buffalo home 599
Dwellers of the forest 599
Michigan mammals 599
Shedding the antlers 599
Wapiti of Jackson Hole 599
Why save the elk 599
Embryology
Ovulation, fertilization and
early development of the
mammalian egg 613.9
Reproduction among mam-
mals 613.9
Emergencies. See First aid
in illness and injury
Emil und die detektive F
Emotions
Some physiological reac-
tions to emotional
stimuli 150
End of St Petersburg 947
Energy. See Force and
energy
Engine. See Elements of the
automobile 629.2
Engineering the sound film 778
England
Canal gypsies 914.2
Face of Britain 914.2
Great cargoes 380
Stratford-on-Avon 914.2
Town settlement 914.2
England's coronation 942.08
Enzymes
Enzymes in dough fer-
mentation 589.95
Enzymes in dough fer-
mentation 589.95
Erosion
Coast erosion 551.36
Erz gebirge
Country and people of the
Erzgebirge 914.3
Eskimos
Ikpuck, the igloo dwel-
ler 919.8
Estes Park, Colorado 917.88
Esthetics
School art applied to life 701
We are all artists 701
Eternal mask F
Ethyl alcohol, its nature
and its properties. See
Beneficent reprobate 613
Europe
March of trade 332
Roving the Mediterranean 914
European war, 1914-1918
Roosevelt in the Great
war 92
Veterans
Lives wasted 172.4
Evening primrose. See
Oenothera
Everest, Mount
Tragedy of Mt. Everest 915.42
See also International
library of visual aids 300
Everlasting flowers
In all his glory 583
Evolution
Birth of the earth 575
Evolution 575
Evolution of economic life.
See International library
of visual aids 300
Excursion in golf. See
Bobby Jones film "An
excursion in golf" 796.352
Explorers
Alaskan adventures 917.98
Exploring the coffee conti-
nent 663
Exploring the universe 520
Explosive dusts 679
Explosives
How Jimmy won the game
662.2
Eye Fermentation
Light for living 628.9 Chemical ethyl alcohol 661
Marvels of the microscope 578 Enzymes in dough fer-
Thru life's windows 617.7 mentation 589.95
Vision 617.7 Ferns
Tree and plant life 580
Ferro- magnetic ferric oxyde,
Properties of colloidal 540
Movements
Eye movements in reading _ __ M ^ w>j wi ..
372.4 Fertilization of plants
Eye movements in reading In all his glory
372.4
583
581
Face of Britain
Face of Britain series
Face of Britain
Great cargoes
Progress. Gaumont Brit-
ish
Shipyard
Facing the future. See In-
ternational library of
visual aids
Falcons
Some of our more corn-
Seed production
Fertilizers and manures
Study of mineral element
deficiencies in plant
growth 581
Festivals
Historic festival in Japan
and Silk culture in Ja-
pan 915.2
Japanese festivals 915.2
Vintagers' festival 914.3
914.2 /Feyder, Jacques
380 Carnival in Flanders F
Fifteen minutes from sky-
942.08 scrapers 917.11
623.8 Fight to live 591.92
Fighting the corn borer with
914.2
,. n machinery
300 Fighting to live
Fighting western
mon predatory birds 598.2 _ ... beetles
Falling waters 917.94 F
Fangs of Death valley 598.1 Filters and filtration
Far East. See East (Far
East)
Filter
632.7
F
pine
632.7
628.1
628.1
Finger waving, Science of 646
Farm, Wee Anne visits the 630 Finley, Mrs Irene (Barn-
636
hart)
Humming bird from eggs
to flight 598.2
Finley, William Lovell
Humming bird from eggs
to flight 598.2
Renting houses for songs 598.2
300 Finnic, Richard
Ikpuck, the igloo dweller
919.8
Fir
Concerning- crossarms 621.385
Fire-clay refractories 666.4
630 Fire prevention
Prevent forest fires the
Farm animals
Farm buildings
Will and the way 728
Farm factory 630
Farm goes to the factory.
See International library
of visual aids
Farm life
Farm factory 630
Farm machinery. See Agri-
cultural machinery
Farm management
Farm factory
Farm produce
Farm factory 630
Marketing
Cooperative marketing--
cotton
Cooperative
dried prunes 631.18 First
Cooperative marketing
eggs and poultry 631.18
Cooperative marketing
livestock 631.18 _.
Farm women's markets 631.18 First 10 years of
Harvesting the golden Fish. See Fishe
fruit 634.3 Fish from hell
Marketing Canadian apples
634.1
Poultry marketing in the
United States 631.18
631.18
595.76
careful fisherman 799.1
Fire weather 634.92
Fireflies
. . Glow-worm 595.7
631.18 Fireside chats
marketing President speaks 320
in illness and in-
Ljf e
614.8
915.48
629.1
799.1
Farm women's markets
Farmer's friend
See
Farm
Farmhouses,
buildings
Farming. See Agriculture
Faroe islands
Island of perils 914.91
Father Nile 916.2
Fauna. See Fresh-water
fauna; Marine fauna
Feathered beach combers 598.2
Feeble-minded
Behavior of the feeble-
minded 132
Handicapped children and
clinical types 371.9
Feeding time at the zoo. See
Wake up and feed 591.5
Fellowes, Edith (as actor)
Keeper of the bees F
Fisheries
Chicken of the sea 639
Trout for tomorrow 639
Fisherman's luck 799.1
Fishermen
Prevent forest fires the
careful fisherman 799.1
Fishes
Freak fish of seven seas 597
Interdependence of pond
life
Marine life
Marine sand animals
Pirates of the deep
Shore life at low tide
Water babies
See also Trout
ishing
Fish from hell
Fisherman's luck
Fishing in the surf
sea
Hunter's camp
Man of Aran
Poise
591.92
591.92
591.92
591.92
591.92
597
799.1
799.1
and
799.1
799.2
914.17
790
Numbers given here refer to full descripiions which are given in Part 2 (p. 35)
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EDUCATIONAL FILM CATALOG
F i s h i n g Continued
Trail of the swordflsh 799.1
Two pounder 597
The wave 917.2
Wealth of the sea 639
When the fishing fleet
comes home 914.4
Fishing in the surf and sea
799.1
Fjords of Norway 914.81
Flaherty, Robert J.
Man of Aran 914.17
Flanders
Carnival in Flanders F
Flies
Fly danger 595.77
Horses and bots 632.7
Marvels of the microscope 578
Mrs Fly 595.77
Stable flies and their con-
trol 632.7
Flight of the Century 385
Floods
American Red cross to the
rescue 627
Mad Ohio 627
Man against the river 627
Florida
Citrus fruit in Florida 634.3
Harvesting the golden
fruit 634.3
Winter sun and summer
sea 634.909
Flowers
Blooming of flowers 583
Eastern wild flowers 583
In all his glory 583
Michigan wild flowers 583
Natives of Glacier 917.86
Natives of Yosemlte 917.94
Seed production 581
Wild flowers 583
Yosemite park wild
flowers 583
Fly. See Flies
Fly-casting
Poise 790
Fly danger 595.77
Flycatchers
Western birds at home 598.2
Flying clipper cruises to
Rio 629.1
Flying cub 629.1
Flying Dutchman overture 785
Flying the Lindbergh trail 629.1
Flying to America's won-
derlands 917.3
Flyways of migratory water-
fowl 598.2
Folk schools, Denmark and
her 370.94
Folk songs
Love of the harmonica 788
Music of the nations 784
Food
How our neighbors live 915
New fashions in foods 641.5
Foods in the infant dietary.
Solid 649
Foot and mouth disease
Suppressing the foot-and-
mouth disease 619
Football
Ball control 796.33
Deception 796.33
Defence 796.33
Football 796.33
Forward pass 796.33
Goal-keeping & throwing
in 796.33
Kicking. Gaumont British
796.33
Kicking. Mannon 796!33
Penalties 796.33
Spring training 796.33
Tactics 796.33
Wedge play 796.33
Winter games 796
Football for the fan series
Deception 796.33
Forward pass 796.33
Kicking. Mannon 796.33
Penalties 796.33
Spring training 796.33
Wedge play 796.33
For the service of man. See
International library of
visual aids 300
Force and energy
Wave motion 530
Forehand drive 796.34
Foreign trade. See Com-
merce
Forest and water control.
See International library
of visual aids 300
Forest fires
Fire weather 634.92
Forest fire 634.92
Friends of man 634.92
Lest we forget 634.92
Prevent forest fires the
careful fisherman 799.1
Red enemy 634.92
Spare time 634.92
Stop forest fires 634.92
Forest nurseries
New forests on idle acres
634.9
Wisconsin's sheltered acres
715
Forest or wasteland 634.9
Forest playground 634.909
Forest products
Red enemy 634.92
Forest treasures 674
Forests and forestry
Chaparral 634.9
Conservation of our nat-
ural resources 333
Dual-purpose trees 665.3
Forest or wasteland 634.9
Future forest giants 634.9
New forests on idle acres
634.9
Pines for profit 634.9
Pines that come back 634.9
Spare time 634.92
Timber-r-r! 674
Trees of tomorrow 634.9
Forming the habits of health 613
Fortune builders 677.4
Forward pass 796.33
Fosdick, Harry Emerson
Churches and cathedrals;
Chartres cathedral, River-
side church, Notre Dame
in Paris 726
Foster, Norman (as actor)
Hoosier schoolmaster F
Foster, Stephen Collins
Harmony lane 92
Found in a book 020
Fountains
Fountains, gardens and
statuary 720
Fountains, gardens and
statuary 720
4-H club work what it is,
and does 630.6
4-H clubs
4-H club work what it is,
and does 630.6
Fowls. See Poultry
Fox, Sidney (as actor)
Don Quixote F
Foxes
How to handle foxes 636.9
Michigan furbearers 599
France
Ancient cities of southern
France 914.4
Glimpses of French coun-
try life 914.4
Trip on the Seine 914.4
See also Lourdes,
France; Riviera
Frapie, Leon
La maternelle F
Fraud
Getting your money's
worth 338
Freak fish of seven seas 597
Freaks of the deep 591.92
Freeman, J. C.
Violins and cellos 787
Freischutz overture 785
French language films
A nous la liberte F
Au pays Breton 914.4
^ Carnival in Flanders F
Crime and punishment F
Don Quixote F
Maria Chapdelaine F
La maternelle F
Les miserables F
Poll de Garotte F
French Riviera 914.4
Fresh-water fauna
Filter 628.1
Interdependence of pond
life 591.92
Fried, Oscar
2nd Hungarian rhapsody 785
Friendly bout 915.93
Friends of man 634.92
Frigate birds
Marine birds of southern
waters 598.2
Frogs
From tadpole to frog 597.8
He would a-wooing go 597.8
Killers of the chaparral 591.5
From egg to butterfly 595.78
From farms to factories.
See International library
of visual aids 300
From pulp to paper. See
Short course in paper
making 678
From tadpole to frog 597.8
Frontier and pioneer life
Covered wagon F
Fruit culture
Fruitlands in Kent 634
Kindly fruits of the earth 634
Fruitlands in Kent 634
Frulingstraum F
Fuel system and ignition.
See Elements of the
automobile 629.2
Funeral rites and ceremo-
nies
Elaborate Chinese funer-
als 393
Fungi. See Myxomycetes
Fungi snare and destroy
nematodes 631.4
Fur-bearing animals
Michigan furbearers 599
Fur seals. See Seals (Ani-
mals)
Furness, Betty (as actor)
Keeper of the bees F
Furred & feathered hunters
591.5
Fury of the storm 917.8
Future forest giants 634.9
Galagos. See Lemurs
Galileo
Through Galileo's tele-
scope & Mt Wilson ob-
servatory 520
Game and game birds
Game birds of many na-
tions 598.2
Game birds of many nations
598.2
Numbers given here refer to full descriptions which are given in Part 2 (p. 35)
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TITLE AND SUBJECT INDEX
Games
Winter games 796
Games, Olympic. See Olym-
pic games
Ganges river
Mother Ganges 915.4
Garden castles 628.3
Gardens
Fountains, gardens and
statuary 720
Gas and oil engines
Diesel engines 621.4
Making a V-type engine
621.4
Story of the gasoline mo-
tor 621.4
Gateway to India 915.4
Gateways of the West 914.1
Gathering moss 588
Gaubert, Philippe
Carnival Romain 785
Geddes, Norman Bel
Air currents and theory of
streamlining 530
Geese
Birds 598.2
Duck and goose shooting 799.2
Poultry farm 636.5
Rainey wildlife sanctuary 598.2
Wild geese 598.2
Wild wings 598.2
Winter visitors 598.2
General motors company
Progress on parade 629.2
General science series
Cathode ray oscillograph
537.5
Geneva
Roof of Europe 914.94
Gentians
Michigan wild flowers 583
Geographical distribution of
animals and plants
Denizens of the Colorado
desert 591.9
Wild life on the desert 591.9
Geography, Biblical. See
Bible Geography
Geography, Physical. See
Physical geography
Geometry
Geometry 513
Play of imagination in
geometry 513
George VI, king of Great
Britain
England's coronation 942.08
George Washington's rail-
road 385
Georgia
Changing empire 634.909
Georgia 917.58
Water lure 634.909
Georgia (Transcaucasia)
Tim's, Georgia 914.79
German education 370.94
German language films
Allgaeu in summer 914.3
Bayreuth city of Richard
Wagner 914.3
Berlin 914.3
Bremen 914.3
Country and people of the
Erzgebirge 914.3
Dresden and its environs
914.3
s Emil und die detektive F
Eternal mask F
Frulingstraum F
Maedchen in uniform F
Romantic country of cas-
tles 914.3
Saxony's green border-
lands 914.3
Trip through Germany 914.3
Vintagers' festival 914.3
German museum in Munich 708
Germany
Allgaeu in summer 914.3
Bayreuth city of Richard
Wagner 914.3
Berlin 914.3
Bremen 914.3
Call of the Olympic bell 796.4
Country and people of the
Erzgebirge 914.3
Germany the heart of
Europe 914.3
Hamburg 914.3
Harz mountains 914.3
Kuhle Wampe 331.8
Romantic country of
castles 914.3
Saxony's green border-
lands 914.3
Stuttgart 914.3
Tauber valley a German
idyl 914.3
Trip through Germany 914.3
Vintagers' festival 914.3
Germany the heart of Eur-
ope 914.3
Getting your money's worth 338
Ghosts
Spectre F
Giants of the North 599
Gipsy moth
Gypsy and brown -tail
moths insect enemies 632.7
Giraffes
Chumming with the ani-
mals 591.5
Wake up and feed 591.5
Wild men of Kalihari 916.7
Girl of the Limberlost F
Girl who found herself 170
Glacier national park
Glacier national park 917.86
Glimpses of national
parks 917.8
Let's study Glacier na-
tional park 917.86
Natives of Glacier 917.86
Seeing Glacier national
park 917.86
Glaciers
Glacier's secret 551.31
Glacier's secret 551.31
Gladiolus
Iris family 583
Seed production 581
Glasgow, Scotland
Gateways of the West 914.1
Glass blowing and working
Great glass blower 666.1
Glass containers 666.1
Glass insulators 666.1
Glass manufacture
Glass containers 666.1
Glass insulators 666.1
Glimpses of French country
life 914.4
Glimpses of national parks 917.8
Glimpses of secondary edu-
cation in western Massa-
chusetts 373
Glimpses of Texas, Its nat-
ural resources and the
Big Bend national park
project 917.64
Globe thistle. See Thistle
Glow-worm 595.7
Goal -keeping & throwing in
796.33
Goats
Farm animals 636
Wee Anne visits the farm 630
Gold fish
Interdependence of pond
life 591.92
Golden champions 634.3
Goldsmith, Oliver
Vicar of Wakefleld F
Golf
Bobby Jones film "An ex-
cursion in golf" 796.352
Poise 790
Slow motion analysis of
Bobby Jones 796.352
Good clean sport 796
Goodyear tire and rubber
company
Story of Goodyear 678
Goofs 629.213
Gorgon's head 291
Gorky, Maxim, pseud.
Mother F
Gounod, Charles Francois
Walpurgis night F
Grain
Around the Horn on a
square-rigger 910
Dangerous dusts 679
Explosive dusts 679
Grain harvest 633.1
Our inland waterways 386
Grain harvest 633.1
Grain of rice 633.1
Grand canyon
Glimpses of national parks
917.8
Grand canyon to the river
and back 917.91
Know your national parks
917.8
Trip down the Colorado
river 917.91
Grand canyon to the river
and back 917.91
Grand Coulee dam 627.8
Grandfather's farm. See In-
ternational library of
visual aids 300
Granite block paving 625.7
Grantland Rice sportlight
series
Blue grass kings 636.1
Poise 790
Grapefruit
Citrus fruit in Florida 634.3
Grapes
Kindly fruits of the earth 634
Graphic representation of
machine operations 621.9
Grasshoppers. See Locusts
Great American cities
Up and down New York
917.471
Great Britain
Agriculture
See Agriculture Great
Britain
Commerce
Great cargoes 380
Description and travel
See England
History Plantagenets,
1154-1399
Ivanhoe F
History Tudors,
1485-1603
Mary Tudor F
Nine days a queen 942.05
History 80 th century
England's coronation 942.08
Progress. Gaumont Brit-
ish 942.08
Industries
Great cargoes 380
Great cargoes 380
Great glass blower 666.1
Great Lakes
Progress. U.S. steel 387
Numbers given here refer to full descriptions which are given in Part 2 (p. 35)
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EDUCATIONAL FILM CATALOG
Great Smoky Mountains na-
tional park
ECW in Great Smoky
Mountains national park
634.909
Great wall of China
Imperial city 915.1
Greatest airship dock 629.1
Grebe
Western waterfowl 598.2
Greenfield, Mass.
Colonial architecture 720
Grey, Lady Jane
Nine days a queen 942.05
Grey Owl's neighbors 591.5
Grieg, Edward Hagerup
Anitra's dance 780
Grizzly bear hunt in the
Canadian Rockies 599
Ground-squirrels
Routing rodent robbers 632.6
Groundhog. See Woodchucks
Groupers
Freak fish of seven seas 597
Growing and protecting; the
forest. See International
library of visual aids 300
Growing Canadian apples 634.1
Growing plants without soil 630
Guano
Isle of birds 598.2
Guardian ol your health 637
Guatemala
Guatemala 917.28
Menace of Guatemala 551.2
Guest, Edgar Albert
Tuskegee institute &
Edgar Guest 326
Guitry, Sacha (as actor)
Pasteur 92
Gulls
Bird life of Cobb's island,
Virginia 598.2
Birds 598.2
Black-headed gull 598.2
Feathered beach combers
598.2
Nursery island; bird sanc-
tuary 598.2
Gypsy and brown-tail moths
insect enemies 632.7
H
H. W. Austin 796.34
Hagenbeck Wallace circus
Circus city 791.3
Here comes the circus 791.3
Hair dressing
Science of finger waving 646
Haiti
Haiti, Jamaica, Nassau
and Curacao 917.29
Haiti, Jamaica, Nassau
and Curacao 917.29
Halley's comet. See Comet,
Halley's
Hambourg, Mark
Keyboard talks 786
Hamburg 914.3
Hamilton, Neil (as actor)
Keeper of the bees F
Hand
Development of prehen-
sion in a single child 136.7
Hands 331.214
Handicapped children and
clinical types 371.9
Hangars
Greatest airship dock 629.1
Hans Schneider ski school
796.9
Hansen, John Elmore
Wisconsin its govern-
ment at work 917.75
Happy hen and her chicks
636.5
Hardwicke, Cedric (as actor)
Nine days a queen 942.05
Harmonica. See Mouth or-
gan
Harmony lane 92
Harrison, Richard B.
Tuskegee institute <%;
Edgar Guest 326
Hart, Albert Bushnell
Three centuries of Massa-
chusetts 974.4
Harvard university. Arnold
arboretum. Atkins insti-
tution, Soledad, Cuba
Tropic garden 580
Harvesting
Grain harvest 633.1
Harvesting the golden fruit
634.3
Harvesting the western
pines 674
Harvests of the soil 630.941
Harz mountains 914.3
Hassam, Childe
Childe Hassam artist 92
Havrilla, Alois
Bound to last 655
Land of Evangeline 917.16
Vacation in the Rockies 917.8
Hawaii 919.69
Hawaii the beautiful 919.69
Hawaiian Islands
Crossing the line 910
Crossroads of the Pacific
919.69
Flying to America's won-
derlands 917.3
Hawaiian Islands 919.69
Hawaii the beautiful 919.69
How our neighbors live 915
Hawks
Birds of prey 598.2
Furred & feathered hunt-
ers 591.5
Some of our more com-
mon predatory birds 598.2
Sparrow hawk 598.2
He would a- wooing go 597.8
Headlines of the century 973
Heads up. See Admirals in
the making 369
Heads up baseball 796.357
Health series
Forming the habits of
health 613
Heart
The heart 612.1
Heart and circulation 612.1
Inherent characters 612.1
Heart and circulation 612.1
Heart of the Confederacy 917.61
Heat treatment of steel 669.1
Heavy industries 669.1
Heeley, Mary
Backhand 796.34
Service 796.34
Volley and smash 796.34
Heger, Robert
Flying Dutchman overture 785
Heink, Mrs Ernestine
(Roessler) Schumann-.
See Schumann-Heink,
Mrs E. R.
Hell below zero 916.7
Hello Mars 520
Hemon, Louis
Maria Chapdelaine F
Hemp
Two ends of a rope 633.5
Henie, Sonja
Sonja Henie, queen of the
silvery skates 796.9
Swiss on white 796.9
Henry, Charlotte (as actor)
Hoosier schoolmaster F
Hens. See Poultry
Her Majesty, the queen bee
595.79
Herdsmen and farmers. See
International library of
visual aids 300
Here comes the circus 791.3
Here comes the mail 383
Heritage 669.7
Hermit crabs
Pirates of the deep 591.92
Sea 591.92
Herons
Western waterfowl 598.2
Herring
Wealth of the sea 639
Hidden enemies 595.73
Hidden talisman 709
High school of skiing 796.9
High schools
Glimpses of secondary
education in western
Massachusetts 373
High trails 917.123
Highland series
Highlands of Scotland 914.1
Highlands of Scotland 914.1
Highlights of the 1936 Olym-
pics 796.4
Highroads and skyroads 625.7
Highway engineering. See
Roads
Highway mania 629.213
Highways. See Roads;
Streets
Highways of Wisconsin 917.75
Hill, Edwin C.
Carrie Jacobs Bond 92
Himalaya mountains
Throne of the gods 915.42
Hindenburg (Airship)
Hindenburg explosion 629.1
Hindenburg explosion 629.1
Hinduism
Holy men of India 915.4
Hippopotamus
Nile and pygmy hippo-
potami 599
Hippopotamus, Pygmy. See
Pygmy hippopotamus
Hippopotami Nile & pyg-.
my. See Nile and pygmy
hippopotami 599
Historic festival in Japan
and Silk culture in Ja-
pan 915.2
History, Ancient
Heritage 669.7
History of aviation 629.1
Hog cholera
This little pig stayed home 619
Hogs. See Swine
Holland. See Netherlands
Holland and the Dutch 914.92
Holmes, J. B.
Wake up and feed 591.5
Holothurians
Sea 591.92
Holy Land 915.69
Holy men of India 915.4
Home builders at work 728
Home economics
Accounting
New adventure 640
Home life on the farm. See
International library of
visual aids 300
Home of the sheikh 916.5
Honesty
Lost and found F
Opportunity knocks 170
Numbers given here refer to full descriptions which are given in Part 2 (p. 35)
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TITLE AND SUBJECT INDEX
Hong Kong
Picturesque Hong Kong 915.1
Honor of the little purple
stamp 664.9
Hoosier schoolmaster F
Hoppers 632.7
Horse power in action 636.1
Horse sense in horse
power 629.213
Horses
Blue grass kings 636.1
Farm animals 636
Horse power in action 636.1
Horses and bots 632.7
Stories
Bell of Atri F
Horses and bots 632.7
Hosiery
Story of silk 677.4
Hough, Emerson
Covered wagon
House of dreams 690
Household expenses. See
Home economics Ac-
counting
Housekeeping at the zoo 591.5
Houses. See Architecture,
Domestic
Housing
Challenge of the slums 331.83
How a whole nation traveled
in search of grass. See
International library of
visual aids 300
How all things must strug-
gle to live. See Inter-
national library of vis-
ual aids 300
How all-wool-blankets are
made 677.3
How and why of bird band-
ing 598.2
How and why of spuds 635.2
How animals live. See In-
ternational library of
visual aids 300
How batik is made in Java 689
How China makes a living.
See China our neighbor,
unit 3 915.1
How Jimmy won the game 662.2
How our distant cousins
moved into India. See
International library of
visual aids 300
How our neighbors live
How plants are reproduced 581
How the General electric
icing unit works 621.5
How to handle foxes 636.9
How to square-up stock 684
How volcanoes make moun-
tains. See International
library of visual aids 300
Hugo, Victor Marie, comte
Mary Tudor
Lies miserables F
Human geography series
Animals in modern life 636
Backward civilization 916.1
Clothing 646
Conservation of our natur-
al resources
Our earth 551
Shelter 728
Town settlement 914.2
Water power. Erpi 621.312
Humming bird from eggs
to flight 598.2
Hummingbird home life 598.2
Humming-birds
Humming bird from eggs
to flight 598.2
Hummingbird home life 598.2
Our bird citizens 598.2
Western birds at home 598.2
Wild wings 598.2
Woodland pals 598.2
Humorous films
Peck's bad boy F
Hunter, R. C.
Education of Steve Smith F
Hunter's camp 799.2
Hunting
Hunter's camp 799.2
Hunting in the water. See
International library of
visual aids 300
Hunting tigers in India 799.2
Huntington, Grace G.
All dolled up 391
All sorts of folks 915
Byways of Egypt 916.2
Day's work 919.14
Friendly bout 915.93
Good clean sport 796
Grain of rice 633.1
How our neighbors live 915
Igorote 919.14
Korea 915.19
Land of the yellow robe
915.93
Mothers of Nippon 915.2
Music hath charm 780
Oriental transportation 380
Oriental watercraft 387
Sacred cow 915.4
Slumbering giant 915.1
Temples of many creeds 726
Water dogs 915
Huntington, Harwood
Stories from the Old
Testament 221
Hurdle racing
Poise 790
Husing, Edward B.
Heads up baseball 796.357
Play ball 796.357
Husing, Ted. See Husing,
Edward B.
Hydra. See Hydrozoa
Hydroelectric plants
Water power. Erpi 621.312
Hydrozoa
Hydra 593
Hygiene
Body defenses against
disease 613
Forming the habits of
health 613
Kid comes through 613
Ibis
Western waterfowl 598.2
Ice
In nature's workshop 540
Manufacture
Wonder world of chemis-
try 540
Ice cream
Best part of the party
641.86
Ice sports. See Winter
sports
Icebergs
International ice patrol 614.8
Iceland
Reykjavik, capital of Ice-
land 914.91
Iceless Arctic 919.8
If we lived on the moon 520
Ignition. See Elements of
the automobile 629.2
Igorote 919.14
Ikpuck, the igloo dweller 919.8
Illusions of movement 150
Immunity
Body defenses against
disease 613
Imperial city 915.1
In all his glory 583
In coldest Africa. Wells,
Carveth. See Hell below
zero 916.7
In earliest times. See Inter-
national library of visual
aids 300
In nature's workshop 540
In search of the North pole.
See International library
of visual aids 300
In the beginning 613.9
In the Middle ages. See In-
ternational library of
visual aids 300
In the wake of the Buc-
caneers 917.297
Inauguration of Franklin D.
Roosevelt 92
Inca Cuzko (Peru) 918.5
I nee, Ralph (as actor)
Land of opportunity 92
India
Benares 915.4
Bombay, Ceylon 915.4
City of the sun 915.4
Delhi Agra 915.4
Dravidian glamor 915.4
Gateway to India 915.4
Good clean sport 796
Holy men of India 915.4
How our neighbors live 915
Hunting tigers in India 799.2
Love's memorial 915.4
Music hath charm 780
My friend, the harti 599
Peacock throne 915.4
Sacred cow 915.4
Southern India 915.4
Udaipur 915.4
Vasantasena F
Religion
Temples of many creeds 726
Indiana
Girl of the Limberlost F
Hoosier schoolmaster F
Indians of Mexico
Mexico of the Indians 970.1
See also Mayas
Indians of North America
Colonial Rhode Island 974.5
Deerslayer F
Natives of Glacier 917.86
Natives of Yosemite 917.94
Shelter 728
Spirit of the plains F
Wee Anne visits the
Indians 970.1
Food
Bread from acorns
970.1
Social life and customs
Navajo demon 970.1
Sacred arrow ceremony of
the Cheyenne Indians 970.1
Sun dance of the Chey-
enne Indians 970.1
Indo-China
How our neighbors live 915
Industrial alcohol. See
Alcohol, Denatured
Industrial motion analysis 150
Industrial Scotland raw
materials 914.1
Industrious diamonds 621.9
Industry series
Propeller making 623.8
Steel 669.1
Infants
Care and hygiene
Demonstration baby's bath
in the home 649
Numbers given here refer to full descriptions which are given in Part 2 (p. 35)
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EDUCATIONAL FILM CATALOG
I nf ants Continued
Nutrition
Solid foods in the infant
dietary 649
Inherent characters 612.1
Injurious insects. See In-
sects, Injurious and
beneficial
Inland navigation
Our inland waterways 386
Inland waterways. See Our
inland waterways 386
Insanity
Eternal mask F
Insects, Injurious and bene-
ficial
Board feet or bored timber
632.7
Hoppers 632.7
Interdependence of pond life
591.92
Internal combustion engines.
See Gas and oil engines
International ice patrol 614.8
International library of vis-
ual aids 300
Into the mountains. See In-
ternational library of
visual aids 300
Iris (Plant)
Blooming of flowers 583
Iris family 583
Iris family 583
Iron
Heavy industries 669.1
Industrial Scotland raw
materials
Jaipur, India
City of the sun
Udaipur
Jamaica
Banana special
Haiti, Jamaica,
and Curacao
Jane Eyre
Japan
All dolled up
915.4
915.4
634.7
Nassau
917.29
F/
391
Cherry blossom festival in
Japan
Grain of rice
Historic festival in Japan Kenwood mills, Albany, N.Y.
K
Karnak, Luxor and 916.2
Kashmir
Land of Shalimar 915.4
Kastner, Erich
Emil und die detektive F
Keeper of the bees F
Kent, Fruitlands in 634
|1f-2 Kentucky
633.1 Unto the hills F
nnri iit ,i *T Kenwood mills, Albany, N.Y
and Silk culture in Ja-^ ^ How all-wool-blankets are
How .our neighbors live gi |15 , K erS|kn, Aleksandr Fedor- 77 ' 3
Carnival in Flanders F
Kew. Royal gardens
Kew gardens
Kew gardens
Keyboard talks
915.2 Kicking. Films,
915.2 Football
91 |-2 Kicking. Gaumont
ooU
EasTman
Eastman 915.2
Japan in cherry blossom
time
Japanese cities
Japanese festivals
Kimiko
Land of enchantment
Mothers of Nippon
Nikko
Oriental transportation
915.2
915.2
915.2
F
inc.
580
580
786
See
796.33
British
Rice cultivation in Japan^' Kicking. Mannon 796.'33
Silk culture In Japan 677.'4 Kid comes through 613
Silk industry cherry bios- Klldeers
634.909
669.1
626.8
669.1
Iron and steel. See Interna-
tional library of visual
aids 300
Iron mines and mining
Sinews from the soil
Story of iron
Irrigating field crops
Irrigation
Conveying and measuring
irrigation water 626.8
Grand Coulee dam 627.8
Irrigating field crops 626.8
Storage and diversion
dams 627.8
Isaac, the boy. See Stories
from the Old Testament 221
Isaac and Rebekah. See Sto-
ries from the Old Testa-
ment 221
Ishmael. See Stories from
the Old Testament 221
Island empire 915.2
Island of perils 914.91
Isle of birds 598.2
Isle of desire 919.6
Italy
March of trade 332
See also Architecture,
Italian
Itasca, Lake, Minnesota
Cradle of the father of
waters 634.909
Ivanhoe F
som time
Japan in cherry
time
Japanese cities
914.1 Japanese festivals
621.4
Java
Java Bali
Java Ball
Jays
Western birds at home
Jellyfish. See Medusa
Jerusalem
City of David
Jerusalem
Jewel of Asia
Johnson, Martin Elmer
Across the world with Mr
and Mrs Martin John-
son 910
Naked man vs. beast 799.2
Simba 916.7
Jones, Bobby. See Jones,
Robert Tyre
Jones, Howard
Deception
Forward pass
Kicking. Mannon
Penalties
Spring training
Wedge play
Jones, Robert Tyre
Bobby Jones film "An ex-
cursion in golf" 796.352
Slow motion analysis of
Bobby Jones
Joseph (Patriarch)
Joseph in the land
Egypt
Feathered beach combers
blossom 598.2
915.2 Killers of the chaparral 591.5
915 - 2 Killing the killer 598.1
915 - 2 Killing to live 591.5
917123 Klmiko F
917.123 Ki "dergarten cookery 641.5
Kindly fruits of the earth 634
See Flycatchers
Kirberry, Ralph
Carrie Jacobs Bond 92
Kirkwood, Joe
Poise 790
Kissack, Robert A.
Contacts 616.24
598.2 Kitchen- middens
Shell mounds in the
Tennessee valley 571
915.69 Kitchens
High trails
Trail riders of Jasper
Java
Borobodor and the Bromo 726 Kinablrds
Dutchman's paradise 919.22
How batik is made in
689
919.2
919.2
915.69 New fashions in foods 641.5
915.93 Know your national parks 917.8
Koala
Chumming with the ani-
mals 591 .5
Southern crossways 919.4
Korea
How our neighbors live 915
Korea
Korean rice fields
Music hath charm
Peking, Korea
Queer Korean customs
Siam to Korea
Korean rice fields
796.33
796.33
796.33
7Ofi VI
796.33 Kun| e Wampe
796^33 Kuhler, Otto
We are all artists
Kyoto, Japan
Island empire
796.352
915.19
633.1
780
915
915.19
915
633.1
331.8
701
915.2
of
221
Jack and Jill in Songland
Jackson Hole, Wapiti of
Jacob and Rachel. See Sto-
ries from the Old Testa-
ment 221
Jacobs, Helen Hull (as actor)
Backhand 796.34
Joseph in the land of Egypt 221
Journey by train 385 Labor and laboring classes
Millions of us 331.8
We work again 326
Work pays America 331.7
Lady Jane Grey. See Grey,
Lady Jane
Ladybirds
Farmer's friend
4 Jungles around the world.
599 See International library
of visual aids 300
Jute
Textiles 677
Juvenile delinquency
Juvenile delinquency 364
Lake of Lucerne
595.76
914.94
Numbers given here refer to full descriptions which are given in Part 2 (p. 35)
14
TITLE AND SUBJECT INDEX
Lakme. See Brahmin's
daughter F
Land from which comes our
language. See Interna-
tional library of visual
aids 300
Land of enchantment 915.2
Land of Evangeline 917.16
Land of opportunity 92
Land of our forefathers. See
International library of
visual aids 300
Land of Shalimar 915.4
Land of ten thousand lakes
634.909
Land of the yellow robe 915.93
Land where East meets
West. See International
library of visual aids 300
Landing of the Pilgrims. See
International library of
visual aids 300
Landscape painting
Creative design in paint-
ing 758
Lantschner, Guzzi (as actor)
Ski chase 796.9
Lapaire, Leo
Eternal mask F
Larks
Western birds at home 598.2
Larynx
Voice that science made 612.78
Lassen volcanic national
park
Glimpses of national
parks 917.8
Last days of Pompeii F
La Varre, Andre
Ancient cities of southern
France 914.4
French Riviera 914.4
Through Pyrenees &
Lourdes 914.4
Lawn tennis. See Tennis
Lawn tennis series
Backhand 796.34
Forehand drive 796.34
H. W. Austin 796.34
Miss Dorothy Round 796.34
Service 796.34
Volley & smash 796.34
Learning, Psychology of
Rote learning 150
Leather
Making of Tioga oak
leather 675
Leaves
Marvels of the microscope 578
Leeches
Annelid worms 595.1
Lemon
Safeguarding the citrus
fruit 634.3
Lemurs
Old world monkeys 599
^ Lenin, Nikolai
Tsar to Lenin 947
Leningrad
Leningrad and Moscow 914.7
Leningrad and Moscow 914.7
Lenses
Thru life's windows 617.7
200-inch disc 535.8
Leoncavallo, Ruggiero
Pagliacci prologue and
aria from Barber of Se-
ville 784
Lest we forget 634.92
Let's join the navy 359
Let's study Glacier national
park 917.86
Let's talk Turkey 914.96
Levitski, Mischa
6th Hungarian rhapsody 786
Library science
Found in a book 020
Romance of the library 020
Life at the Antarctic. See
International library of
visual aids 300
Life in the Highlands 914.1
Life of Abraham Lincoln
series
My father 92
My first jury 92
My mother
Native state 92
President's answer
Tender memories 92
Under the stars 92
Life of plants 581
Life-saving
Life saving 614.8
Southern crossways 919.4
Life under the South seas 591.92
Light for living 628.9
Light of love. See Glow-
worm 595.7
Lighting
Light for living 628.9
Like a beaver 599
Lilacs
Blooming of flowers 583
Lilies
Blooming of flowers 583
Lincoln, Abraham
Land of opportunity 92
Lincoln's early life in
Indiana 92
My father 92
My first Jury 92
My mother 92
Native state 92
President's answer
Tender memories 92
Under the stars 92
Lincoln, Mrs Nancy (Hanks)
My mother
Lincoln's early life in Indiana 92
Linen
Textiles 677
Lions
Lost jungle 791.3
Naked man vs. beast 799.2
Wild men of Kalihari 916.7
Liszt, Franz
2nd Hungarian rhapsody 785
6th Hungarian rhapsody 786
Litchfield, P. W.
Greatest airship dock 629.1
Little Filipinos 919.14
Little men F
Live stock
Animal husbandry 636
Cooperative marketing
livestock 631.18
Liver
Body defenses against
disease 613
Lives wasted 172.4
Living natural history series
Animal engineers 599
Birds of prey 598.2
Cobra 598.1
Corals 593.6
Dangerous snakes of the
U.S.A. 598.1
Elephants African, In-
dian and pygmy 599
Fight to live 591.92
From tadpole to frog 597.8
Living stars 593.9
New world monkeys 599
Nile and pygmy hippo-
potami 599
Northern bears 599
Old world monkeys 599
Shedding the antlers 599
Tropical opossums 599
Zebra 599
Living stars 593.9
Llamas
Considering Posey 599
Loaf of bread 641.6
Lobsters
Wealth of the sea 639
Locks (Canals). See Locks
(Hydraulic engineering)
Locks (Hydraulic engineer-
ing)
Locks at Sault Ste. Marie 626
Locks at Sault Ste. Marie 626
Locomotion. See Walking
Locusts
Cicada 595.7
Hoppers 632.7
London
London on parade 914.21
Oliver Twist F
London on parade 914.21
Long drawn out 669.3
Longfellow, Henry Wads-
worth
Bell of Atri F
Loons
Wild wings 598.2
Looper caterpillars 595.78
Loopers. See Measuring
worms
Lorado Taft sculptor 92
Lost and found F
Lost jungle 791.3
Lourdes, France
Through Pyrenees &
Lourdes 914.4
Love of the harmonica 788
Love's memorial 915.4
Lucas, Wilfred
All dolled up 391
All sorts of folks 915
Byways of Egypt 916.2
Day's work 919.14
Friendly bout 915.93
Good clean sport 796
Grain of rice 633.1
How our neighbors live 915
Igorote 919.14
Korea 915.19
Land of the yellow robe 915.93
Mothers of Nippon 915.2
Music hath charm 780
Oriental transportation 380
Oriental watercraft 387
Sacred cow 915.4
Slumbering giant 915.1
Stories from the Old
Testament 221
Temples of many creeds 726
Water dogs 915
Lucerne, Lake of
Lake of Lucerne 914.94
Lumbering
California giants 674
Concerning crossarms 621.385
Conservation of our nat-
ural resources 333
Harvesting the western
pines 674
Lumbering in the north
woods 674
Maine film D 917.41
Pole-pushers of Puget
Sound 674
Red enemy 634.92
Romance of mahogany 674
Syama 915.93
Teak logging with ele-
phants in Siam 674
Timber-r-r! 674
See also International
library of visual aids 300
Lumbering in the north
woods 674
Lupine
Blooming of flowers 583
In all his glory 683
Luxor and Karnak 916.2
Lytton, Edward George
Earle Lytton Bulwer-
Lytton, 1st baron
Last days of Pompeii F
Numbers given here refer to full descriptions which are given in Part 2 (p. 35)
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EDUCATIONAL FILM CATALOG
M
McClintock, Norman
Some common inverte-
brates from the Gulf of
Maine 591.92
Machine shop practice
Graphic representation of
machine operations 621.9
Machine tools
Graphic representation of
machine operations 621.9
Machinery comes to the
farm. See International
library of visual aids 300
Macon (Airship)
U.S.S. Macon 629.1
Mad Ohio 627
Madeira
New York Madeira Tan-
910
Marie Tudor. See Mary Tudor F Men in the making
Marine birds of southern
waters
Marine fauna
Some common inverte-
brates from the Gulf of
Maine 59
live 59
f the deep 59
Life under the South seas
of Guatemala
917.3
551.2
gier
Madura, India
Dravidian glamor
Maedchen in uniform
Magic myxies
Magic vault series
My friend, the harti
Magnetism
Principles of magnetism
Magpies
Western birds at home 598.2
Mahogany
Marine life
Marine sand animals
Pirates of the deep
Sea
Shore life at low tide
Marine life
Marine sand animals
Mariposa tulips
Blooming of flowers
Marketing Canadian apples
634.1
Marketing of farm produce.
915.4 See Farm produce
F Marketing
589.2 Marmots. See Woodchucks
Mars (Planet)
Hello Mars
Marsh, Marion (as actor)
Girl of the Limberlost
Martin, Charles J.
Creative design in paint-
ing
599
538
Menace
Metal
new under the
sun 621.9
Meteorology
St9ry of a disturbance 551.5
Mexican Halloween. See
Death day the fiesta of
591 92 * Calaveras 917.2
KOI oo Mexico
>9i.9Z Below the Rio Grande 917.2
Death day the fiesta of
Calaveras 917.2
Mexico. Bell & Howell 917.2
Mexico. Garrison 917.2
Mexico. Nat. motion pic-
ture serv. 917.2
Mexico. Southern Pacific
917.2
Mexico, and its west
coast 917.2
Mexico of the Indians 970.1
Our neighbor Mexico 917.2
Our Mexican neighbors 917.2
Story of a Mexican oil
gusher 665.5
Thunder over Mexico F
The wave 917.2
591.92
591.92
591.92
591.92
591.92
591.92
583
520
Romance of mahogany 674 Martinique
Maid of Salem. See Seeing Puerto Rico, Martinique^
F Art
See Art, Mexican
758 Mexico, and its west coast 917.2
Maine films A-D 917.41 Marvels of the microscope
Maintenance of roads 625.7 Mary I, queen of England
Making a V-type engine 621.4 Mary Tudor
Making American cheese in Mary Tudor
a modern cheese factory 637 Maryland
Making American wire rope Forest playground
Making friends with the 669 ' 1 Massachusetts
birds. See Humming
bird from eggs to flight
598.2
Making it tough 669il
Making man-o'-warsmen 359
Making of Tioga oak
970.1
599
599
599
599
583
leather
Malacca
Penang Malacca Siam Mayas
Singap9re 915 Guatemala
Man, Prehistoric
Temples and peace 571
Man against nature. See In-
ternational library of
visual aids
Man against the river
Man-eating sharks
Man of Aran
Glimpses of secondary
education in western
Massachusetts 373
History
Three centuries of Massa-
chusetts 974.4
675 La maternelle
917.28
See Clapper
Meadow hens.
rails
Measurements, Electric. See
Electric measurements
Man-of-war birds. See Frig-
ate birds
527 Measuring worms
Q17 Looper caterpillars
<MA17 MCat
914-17 Preservation
Romance of foods
915.18
915
910
Manchukuo
Manchuria
Manchukuo
Manners and customs
How our neighbors live
Towards unity
Manta. See Devilfish
Manual trick assembly 621.385
Manufacture of lap-weld
pipe
Maple sugar
Sugar 664.1
March of civilization. See
International library of
visual aids 300
March of progress 624
March of time
Juvenile delinquency 364
March of trade 332
Maria Chapdelaine F
915.18 Meat from hoof to market
Mexico of the Indians
Michigan beaver
Michigan furbearers
578 Michigan mammals
Michigan moose
' Michigan wild flowers
F Microscope and microscopy
Marvels of the microscope 578
634.909 Middle ages
Mediaeval village 940.1
The migration. See Stories
from the Old Testament 221
Miki
Backhand 796.34
Forehand drive 796.34
Volley and smash 796.34
Milk
Animal husbandry 636
Dairy products 637
Getting your money's
worth 338
Milk parade 637
Milk, the master builder 637
Milk parade 637
Milk, the master builder 637
596.78 Milky way
Exploring the universe 520
Seeing the universe
through the world's
largest telescopes, reel 5
664.9
Meat industry and trade
664.9 Mill on the floss
Millions of us
Meat from hoof to mar-
ket 664 9 Mills, John (as actor)
Romance of foods 664.'9 Nine davs a Queen
Meat inspection M i" in 9 engineering
Honor of the little pur- Mountains of copper
pie stamp 664.9 Story of rock drilling
Mechanics of the brain 150 Mi " ks , .
670 Mechanisms of breathing 612.2 J5*? furbearers
Mediaeval village 940.1 Mmnesota
Medical missions. See Mis-
sions, Medical
Medicine
520
F
331.8
942.05
669.3
622.2
599
Land of ten thousand
lakes 634.909
Sinews from the soil 634.909
Study and teaching
That man may live 610
Medusae
Life under the South seas
591.92
Minong moose 599
Les miserables F
Miss Dorothy Round 796.34
Missions
California
California missions 266
Numbers given here refer to full descriptions which are given in Part 2 (p. 35)
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TITLE AND SUBJECT INDEX
Missions Continued
Texas
Churches and cathedrals ;
Cathedral of Santo Do-
mingo, Spanish missions
and Temple Bmanuel in
New York 726
Missions, Medical
China
China our neighbor, unit 8
915.1
Mississippi valley
Our inland waterways 386
Mr Chang takes a chance.
See China our neighbor,
unit 8 915.1
Mrs Fly 595.77
Moccasins
Dangerous snakes of the
U.S.A. 598.1
Modern age. See Interna-
tional library of visual
aids 300
Modern Russia 914.7
Modern ski technique 796.9
Molds. See Myxomycetes
Monarch butterfly 595.78
Monel metal
Heritage 669.7
There's only one 917.53
Mongoose
Cobra 598.1
Killing the killer 598.1
The veldt 591.9
Monkey flowers
Blooming of flowers
Monkey whoopee 599
Monkeys
Chumming with the ani-
mals 591-5
Housekeeping at the zoo 591.5
Monkey whoopee
New world monkeys 599
Old world monkeys 599
Monkshoods. See Aconites
Monsters of the deep. See
International library of
visual aids 300
Montague, Ivor
Defense of Spain 946
Moon
If we lived on the moon 520
The moon 520
Seeing the universe
through the world's
largest telescopes, reel 2
520
Tidal theory of the earth's
and moon's creation,
and the moon in closeup 520
Moore, Dickie (as actor)
Oliver Twist F
Moose
Michigan furbearers 599
Michigan mammals 599
Michigan moose 599
Minong moose 599
Wild company 599
Morays
Freak fish of seven seas 597
Morgan, Ralph (as actor)
Girl of the Limberlost F
Little men F
Moscow
Leningrad and Moscow 914.7
Moscow, Day in 914.7
Mosses
Gathering moss 588
Mother F
Mother Ganges 915.4
Mothers of Nippon 915.2
Moths
Fortune builders 677.4
Looper caterpillars 595.78
Motjon picture health series
Milk, the master builder 637
Motion study
Industrial motion analysis 150
Motor aptitude 150
Motor cars. See Automo-
biles
Motor psychology. See
Movement, Psychology
of
Mounds and mound builders.
See Kitchen-middens
Mount Everest. See Everest,
Mount
Mount Rainier. See Rainier,
Mount
Mount Vernon Memorial
highway, Building the 625.7
Mt Wilson observatory
Through Galileo's tele-
scope & Mt Wilson ob-
servatory 520
Mountain lions. See Pumas
Mountain people and their
customs. See Interna-
tional library of visual
aids 300
Mountain whites (Southern
states)
Primitive America 917.68
Unto the hills F
Mountaineering
Dogs of solitude 914.94
Mountains of copper 669.3
Mountains of the moon. See
Ruwenzori mountains
Mouth organ
Love of the harmonica 788
Movement, Psychology of
Illusions of movement 150
Motor aptitude 150
Moving pictures
Edgerton high speed
photography 778
Origin of motion pictures
& photography 770
Moving pictures, Talking
Engineering the sound
film 778
Moving pictures in educa-
tion
Teaching with sound films
371.33
Mueller, Oscar, von. See
von Mueller, Oscar
Mullen, Pat
Man of Aran 914.17
Munich. Deutsche museum
Chicago planetarium & the
Deutsches museum in
Munich 508
German museum in
Munich 508
Munitions
Dealers in death 172.4
Museum of modern art film
series 778
Museums
Chicago planetarium & the
Deutsches museum in
Munich 508
German museum in Mu-
nich 508
Mushrooms
Mushrooms of Wisconsin
589.2
Mushrooms of Wisconsin 589.2
Music
Music hath charm 780
Analysis, interpretation,
appreciation
Old time ballads 784
Schumann Heink and Sig-
mund Spaeth 780
Walter Damrosch. Gutlohn 780
Music hath charm 780
Music of the nations 784
Music master series
Carrie Jacobs Bond 92
291
Musical instruments
Archaic and unusual in-
struments 785
Musical notation
Jack and Jill in Songland 784
Muskellungs
Muskie fishing in Wiscon-
sin ' 799.1
Muskie fishing in Wisconsin
799.1
Muskrats
Michigan furbearers 599
My father 92
My first jury 92
My friend, the harti 599
My mother 92
Mycetozoa. See Myxomy-
cetes
Mystic land of Egypt 916.2
Mythology, Classical
Gorgon's head
Myxomycetes
Magic myxies 589.2
N
Nakano, Minoru
Two wives. See Kimiko F
Naked man vs. beast 799.2
Nara
Land of enchantment 915.2
Nassau
Haiti, Jamaica, Nassau
and Curacao 917.29
National city bank, New
York
March of trade 332
National parks and reserves
Highroads and skyroads 625.7
Wonder trail 917.8
See also names of Na-
tional parks, e.g. Bryce
Canyon national park,
Yosemite national park,
Zion national park
Nation's market place 332.6
Native state 92
Natives of Glacier 917.86
Natives of Yosemite 917.94
Natural history
Canada
Grey Owl's neighbors 591.5
Natural resources
Conservation of our nat-
ural resources 333
Plow that broke the plains
630.973
Rain for the earth 630.973
Work pays America 331.7
Naturalists
Girl of the Limberlost F
Nature's tent builders 595.7
Naturgraphs
Giants of the North 599
In nature's workshop 540
Our bird citizens 598.2
Pirates of the deep 591.92
Wild company 599
Woodland pals 598.2
Navaho Indians
Among the Navajo In-
dians 970.1
Navajo demon 970.1
Navajo demon 970.1
Naval art and science
Making man-o'-warsmen 359
Negro and art 326
Negroes
Negro and art 326
Tuskegee institute &
Edgar Guest 326
We work again 326
Numbers given here refer to full descriptions which are given in Part 2 (p. 35)
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EDUCATIONAL FILM CATALOG
Nervous system
Nervous system. Erpi 612.8
Nervous system. Garrison
612.8
Netherlands
Holland and the Dutch 914.92
Network broadcasting 621.38
New adventure 640
New country in an old
world. See International
library of visual aids 300
New England
Pilgrim forests 634.909
New fashions in foods 641.5
New forests on idle acres 634.9
New Guinea
Sago making in primitive
New Guinea 664.2
New Hampshire
Winter sports. U.S. agric.
796.9
New Jersey
Highway mania 629.213
Outdoors in the garden
state, New Jersey 634.909
New Mexico
Taming the desert 634.909
White Sands national
monument 917.89
See also Carlsbad
cavern. New Mexico
New San Francisco bridge.
See March of progress 624
New scientific films series
Nervous system. Garrison
612.8
New world monkeys 599
New York (city)
New York impressions 917.471
Real New York 917.471
Up and down New York
Social conditions
Challenge of the slums 331.83
New York (city). Metropoli-
tan museum of art.
American wing
Spectre F
New York (city). Metropoli-
tan museum of art.
Cloisters
Hidden talisman 709
New York (city). River-
side church
Churches and cathedrals ;
Chartres cathedral, River-
side church, Notre Dame
in Paris 726
New York (city). Stock ex-
change
Nation's market place 332.6
New York (city). Temple
Emanuel
Churches and cathedrals;
Cathedral of Santo Do-
mingo, Spanish missions
and Temple Emanuel in
New York 726
New York impressions 917.471
New York Madeira Tan-
gier 910
Newspapers
Day with the Sun 070
Trees to Tribunes 676
Newts
Romance in a pond 598.1
Niagara falls
Niagara falls 917.47
Niagara's winter wizard-
ry 917.47
Niagara's winter wizardry
917.47
Nicholas II, emperor of Rus-
sia
Tsar to Lenin 947
Nickel
Heritage 669.7
Research paves the way 669.7
Nikko 915.2
Nile and pygmy hippopotami 599
Nile river
Children of the Nile 916.2
Father Nile 916.2
Nine days a queen 942.05
1932 total eclipse of the sun 520
N'Manga 916.7
Noah and the Ark. See Sto-
ries from the Old Testa-
ment 221
Normandie. French line
(Chase film) 387
Normandie. French line
(Fox film) 387
Normandy
Glimpses of French coun-
try life 914.4
Norrls dam construction 627.8
North Africa. See Africa,
North
North central states
CCC at work lake states
634.909
Northern bears 599
Norway
Fjords of Norway 914.81
Ski thrills 796.9
Notre Dame. See Paris.
Notre Dame (cathedral)
Nottingham, England
Mediaeval village 940.1
Nova Scotia
Down by the sea 917.16
Land of Evangeline 917.16
Now for tomorrow 368
Nurseries (Horticulture).
See Forest nurseries
Nursery island; bird sanc-
tuary 598.2
Nurses and nursing
Contents of the nurse's
bag 649
Demonstrations of nursing
procedure 649
Now for tomorrow 368
Nuthatches
Our bird citizens 598.2
Obi, Tying the Japanese 391
O'Brien- Moore, Erin (as
actor)
Little men F
Ocean
Coast erosion 551.36
Sea 591.92
Story of water 551.5
Ocean cables. See Cables,
Submarine
Occupations
What about Jobs 371.42
Octavina. See Piano
Octopus
Fish from hell 799.1
Sea 591.92
Oenothera
Blooming of flowers 583
Ohio river
Mad Ohio 627
Oil. See Petroleum
Oil and gas. See Interna-
tional library of visual
aids 300
Old age pensions
Now for tomorrow 368
Old civilization built in the
desert. See International
library of visual aids 300
Old Danish sugar bowl 664.1
Old lands new use 634.909
Old time ballads 784
Old world monkeys 599
Oldest civilization on earth.
See International libra-
ry of visual aids 300
Oliver Twist F
Olympic games
Call of the Olympic bell 796.4
Olympic games, 1936
Golden champions 634.3
Highlights of the 1936
Olympics 796.4
Olympus country 917.97
On to market. See Interna-
tional library of visual
aids 300
Ontario
Where lake and river meet
917.13
Opium
Dream flowers 583
Opossums
Tropical opossums 599
Opportunity knocks 170
Orang-utans
Housekeeping at the zoo 591.5
Wildman's land 919.11
Orange
Citrus fruit in Florida 634.3
Golden champions 634.3
Harvesting the golden
fruit 634.3
Kindly fruits of the earth 634
Safeguarding the citrus
fruit 634.3
Orchards. See Fruit culture
Orchids
Blooming of flowers 583
In all his glory 583
Michigan wild flowers 583
Oregon trail
Covered wagon F
Oriental journeys series
All dolled up 391
All sorts of folks 915
Byways of Egypt 916.2
Day's work 919.14
Friendly bout 915.93
Good clean sport 796
Grain of rice 633.1
How our neighbors live 915
Igorote 919.14
Korea 915.19
Land of the yellow robe 915.93
Mothers of Nippon 915.2
Music hath charm 780
Oriental transportation 380
Oriental watercraft 387
Sacred cow 915.4
Slumbering giant 915.1
Temples of many creeds 726
Water dogs 915
Oriental transportation 380
Oriental watercraft 387
Origin of motion pictures
& photography 770
Orioles
Western birds at home 598.2
Wild wings 598.2
Orphans and orphan asy-
lums
Oliver Twist F
Ostriches
The veldt 591.9
Our ant gang 595.796
Our bird citizens 598.2
Our earth 551
Our inland waterways 386
Our Mexican neighbors 917.2
Our neighbor Mexico 917.2
Our own country. See In-
ternational library of
visual aids 300
Numbers given here refer to full descriptions which are given in Part 2 (p. 35)
18
TITLE AND SUBJECT INDEX
Our world in review series
Air currents and theory of
streamlining 530
Archaic and unusual in-
struments 785
Autogiro 629.1
Birds 598.2
Chicago planetarium &
the Deutsches museum
in Munich 508
Churches and cathedrals;
Cathedral of Santo Do-
mingo, Spanish missions
and Temple Emanuel in
New York 726
Churches and cathedrals ;
Chartres cathedral, River-
side church, Notre Dame
in Paris 726
Colonial architecture 720
Dances of the nations 793.3
Fountains, gardens and
statuary 720
Highway mania 629.213
History of aviation 629.1
Marine life 591.92
Marvels of the microscope 578
Music of the nations 784
Old time ballads 784
Origin of motion pictures
& photography 770
Photography 770
Second inauguration of
Roosevelt 92
Schumann Heink and Sig-
mund Spaeth 780
Through Galileo's tele-
scope & Mt Wilson ob-
servatory 520
Tidal theory of the
earth's and moon's
creation, and the moon
in closeup 520
Tree and plant life 580
Tuskegee institute &
Edgar Guest 326
Violins and cellos 787
Walter Damrosch 780
Out of the earth. See In-
ternational library of
visual aids 300
Outdoors in the garden
state, New Jersey 634.909
Oval portrait F
Over the prairies. See In-
ternational library of
visual aids 300
Overcoming limitations to
learning. See Teaching
with sound fllms 371.33
Overland journeys to the
Pacific
Covered wagon F
Ovulation, fertilization and
early development of the
mammalian egg 613,9
Owls
Birds of prey 598.2
Dwellers of the forest 599
Furred & feathered hunt-
ers 591.5
Some of our more common
predatory birds 598.2
Tawny owl 598.2
Oxwelding and cutting the
modern method of join-
ing and severing metals
671 W
Oxwelding and cutting in
production, part I-II 671W
Oxyacetylene welding. See
Welding
Oxy-acetylene welding and
cutting for repair, main-
tenance and production
671 W
Oxy-acetylene welding of
structural steel 671 W
Oyster catchers
Bird life of Cobb's island,
Virginia 598.2
Oysters
Wealth of the sea 639
Pacific ocean
Crossroads of the Pacific
919.69
Pacifism. See Peace
Packing industry. See Meat
industry and trade
Pageant of American Inland
transportation 385
Pagliacci prologue and aria
from Barber 9f Seville 784
Painting a portrait 757
Paleontology
Heritage 669.7
Palestine
Holy Land 915.69
Palma de Majorca 914.67
Palma de Mallorca
Palma de Majorca 914.67
Palms
Tree and plant life 580
Panama
Seventh wonder 918.6
Panama canal
Seventh wonder 918.6
Paper making and trade
Short course in paper
making 676
Trees to Tribunes 676
Papua
Adventure isle 919.5
Paramecium
Behavior of unicellular
animals 593
Simple animal forms 593
Parasites
Control of worms In hogs
632.7
Paris
Les miserables F
Paris. Notre Dame (Cathe-
dral)
Churches and cathedrals ;
Chartres cathedral, River-
side church, Notre Dame
In Paris 726
Parks under the lone star
634.909
Parma (Ship)
Around the Horn on a
sQiiare- rigger 910
Passing. See Football 796.33
Passion flowers
Blooming of flowers 583
Pasteur, Louis
Pasteur 92
The patriots F
Patten, Ray
We are all artists 701
Pavements
Granite block paving 625.7
Pavlov, Ivan Petrovlch
Leningrad and Moscow 914.7
Rose and Raphael 151.3
Peabody, Robert W.
Colonial Rhode Island 974.5
Peace
End of St Petersburg 947
Lives wasted 172.4
Peacemobile programs 172.4
Towards unity 910
Peacemobile programs 172.4
Peach
Kindly fruits of the earth 634
Peacock throne 915.4
Pearls
Abalone pearl fishing 639
Land of enchantment 915.2
Marine life 591.92
Peck, George Wilbur
Peck's bad boy
Peck's bad boy F
Peer Gynt suite (selec-
tion). See Anltra's
dance 780
Peiping, China
Imperial city 915.1
Peiping land of Khan 915.1
Peking, Korea 915
Summer palace in Peking
915.1
Peiping land of Khan 915.1
Peking, Korea 915
Pelicans
Birds 598.2
Marine birds of southern
waters 598.2
Wake up and feed 591.5
Winter visitors 598.2
Penalties 796.33
Penang
Penang Malacca Siam
Singapore 915
Penang Malacca Siam
Singapore 915
Penguins
Marine birds of southern
waters 598.2
People who live in the
North. See International
library of visual aids 300
Perils of the jungle. See In-
ternational library of
visual aids 300
Perry, Frederick J.
Backhand 796.34
Perseus
Gorgon's head 291
Persimmon
Persimmon harvesting and
storage in China 634.4
Persimmon harvesting and
storage in China 634.4
Peru
Andean trails 918
Inca Cuzko (Peru) 918.5
Petersburg nights F
Petroleum
Story of a Mexican oil
gusher 665.5
Phalarope
Feathered beach combers
598.2
Philippine Islands
All dolled up 391
Cane fields of Calamba 664.1
Day's work 919.14
Grain of rice 633.1
Igorote 919.14
Little Filipinos 919.14
Two ends of a rope 633.5
Photography
Origin of motion pictures
& photography 770
Photography 770
Moving Pictures
See Moving pictures
Physical education series
Winter games 796
Physical geography
Our earth 551
Piano
Archaic and unusual in-
struments 785
Double keyboard piano 786
Keyboard talks 786
Violins and cellos 787
Pianoforte. See Piano
Pichel, Irving (as actor)
Oliver Twist F
Picturesque Hong Kong 915.1
Pigeons
Special messengers 636.59
Pigs. See Swine
Pike
Pike propagation 597
Pike propagation 597
Numbers given here refer to full descriptions which are given in Part 2 (p. 35)
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EDUCATIONAL FI^M CATALOG
Pilbeam, Nova (as actor)
Nine days a queen 942.05
Pilgrim forests 634.909
Pillsbury, Arthur C.
Blooming of flowers 583
Growing plants without
soil 630
Life under the South seas
591.92
Reproduction in plants and
lower animals 613.9
Pine
Harvesting the western
pines 674
Pines for profit 634.9
Pines that come back 634.9
Tree and plant life 580
Diseases and pests
Fighting western pine
beetles 632.7
Pineapple
Hawaii the beautiful 919.69
Pines for profit 634.9
Pines that come back 634.9
Pioneer days in our own
country. See Interna-
tional library of visual
aids 300
Pipe
Manufacture of lap -weld
pipe 670
Pirates of the deep 591.92
Plaice
Marine sand animals 591.92
Planetariums. See Adler
planetarium and astro-
nomical museum, Chi-
cago
Planets
Seeing the universe
through the world's
largest telescopes, reels
3-4 520
Solar family 620
Plant growth. See Teaching
with sound films 371.33
Plant physiology. See Bot-
any Phy s iology
Plant propagation
How plants are reproduced
581
Life of plants 581
Seed production 581
Plants
Diseases
See Botany Pathol-
ogy
Fertilisation
See Fertilization of
plants
Geographical distribution
See Geographical dis-
tribution of animals and
plants
Nutrition
Study of mineral element
deficiencies in plant
growth 581
Propagation
See Plant propagation
Reproduction
How plants are reproduced
581
Plants, Irritability and move-
ments of
Self defence by plants 580
Plants without soil. See
Growing plants without
3911 630
Plastic materials
Wonder world of chemis-
try 540
Play
Rhythmic action 371.74
Play ball 796.357
Play of imagination in
geometry 513
Pleasure and health in the
forest. See International
library of visual aids 300
Plow that broke the plains
630.973
Plywood
Forest treasures 674
Poe, Edgar Allan
Oval portrait F
Poll de Garotte F
Poise 790
Polar regions. See Antarc-
tic regions; Arctic re-
gions
Pole-pushers of Puget Sound 674
Polecats
Tawny owl 598.2
Polychaeta
Annelid worms 595.1
Marine sand animals 591.92
Pompeii
Unburied city of Pompeii
914.5
Pond life, Interdependence
of 591.92
Poppies
Blooming of flowers 583
Dream flowers 583
Seed production 581
Porcupine control in the
western states 632.6
Porcupines
Dwellers of the forest 599
Michigan furbearers 599
Michigan mammals 599
Porcupine control in the
western states 632.6
Port o' call series
Adventure isle 919.5
Children of the Nile 916.2
City of David 915.69
City of the sun 915.4
Dravidian glamor 915.4
First paradise 915.48
Love's memorial 915.4
Mother Ganges 915.4
Peacock throne 915.4
Queen of the Indies 917.29
Raffles and rubber 915.95
Seventh wonder 918.6
Southern crossways 919.4
Porter, Mrs Gene (Strat-
ton)
Girl of the Limberlost F
Keeper of the bees F
Porto Rico. See Puerto Rico
Porto Rico 917.295
Portrait painting
Painting a portrait 757
Portuguese man-of-war
Pirates of the deep 591.92
Postage stamp, Travels of a 383
Postal service
Here comes the mail 383
Travels of a postage
stamp 383
Potatoes
How and why of spuds
635.2
Potemkin F
Pottery
Ceramics 738
Pottery making 738
Pottery making 738
Poultry
Cooperative marketing
eggs and poultry 631.18
Happy hen and her chicks
636.5
Poultry farm 636.5
Poultry marketing in the
United States 631.18
Wee Anne visits the farm 630
Poultry farm 636.5
Poultry marketing in the
United States 631.18
Poverty
How our neighbors live 915
Power (Mechanics)
Face of Britain 914.2
Prairie-dogs
Routing rodent robbers 632.6
Precipitins 612.1
Prehistoric man. See Man,
Prehistoric
President Roosevelt 92
President speaks 320
Presidents
United States Inauguration
Inauguration of Franklin
D. Roosevelt 92
Second inauguration of
Roosevelt 92
President's answer 92
Prevent forest fires the
careful fisherman 799.1
Prevention of accidents. See
Accidents Prevention
Primary education. See Ed-
ucation of children
Primary grade series
Adventures of Bunny Rab-
bit 599
Farm animals 636
Poultry farm 636.5
Primitive 919
Primitive America 917.68
Primitive arts. See Interna-
tional library of visual
aids 300
Primitive life. See Interna-
tional library of visual
aids 300
Primitive workers. See In-
ternational library of
visual aids 300
Principles of current elec-
tricity 537
Principles of current gen-
eration 621.31
Principles of electrical
measurement 621.37
Principles of electro-mag-
netism 538
Principles of electrostatics 537
Principles of magnetism 538
Privies
Garden castles 628.3
Problems of the city. See In-
ternational library of
visual aids 300
Progress. Gaumont British
942.08
Progress. U.S. steel 387
Progress of mankind series
Home builders at work 728
Progress on parade 629.2
Propeller making 623.8
Propellers
Propeller making 623.8
Properties of colloidal ferro-
magnetic ferric oxyde 540
Protective devices of plants.
See Plants, Irritability
and movements of
Protoplasm
Elementary animals 593
The prowlers 916.7
Prunes
Cooperative marketing
dried prunes 631.18
Psychology
Mechanics of the brain 150
T-puzzle 150
Trip through a psychology
laboratory 150
Psychology, Comparative
Rose and Raphael 151.3
Psychology of learning. See
Learning, Psychology of
Public health
Work of the U.S. Public
health service 614
Numbers given here refer to full descriptions which are given in Part 2 (p. 35)
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TITLE AND SUBJECT INDEX
Public health nurses. See
Nurses and nursing
Puerto Rico
Porto Rico 917.295
Puerto Rico, Martinique,
Barbados and Trinidad
917.29
Puerto Rico, Martinique,
Barbados and Trinidad
917.29
Puffers
Freak fish of seven seas 597
Puffins
Nursery island; bird sanc-
tuary 598.2
Pullman cars. See Railroads
Pumas
Furred & feathered hunt-
ers 591.5
Hunter's camp 799.2
Trailing the killer F
Pure milk association
Guardian of your health 637
Puzzles
T-puzzle 150
Pygmy hippopotamus
Chumming with the ani-
mals 591.5
Nile and pygmy hippo-
potami 599
Wake up and feed 591.5
Pyramids
Cairo to the pyramids 916.2
Father Nile 916.2
Pyrenees
Snow-bound Pyrenees 914.4
Through Pyrenees &
Lourdes 914.4
Quails
Don Q, the California
quail 598.2
Quarries and quarrying
Granite block paving 625.7
Story of rock drilling 622.2
Quebec (province)
Maria Chapdelaine F
Queen Mary (Ship)
Heavy industries 669.1
Queen of the Indies 917.29
Queen of the underworld 595.79
Queer Korean customs 915.-T9
Quest. See Kimiko F
Rabbits
Adventures of Bunny Rab-
bit 599
Wee Anne visits the farm 630
Rabinof, Benno
Violins and cellos 787
Radek, Karl
Tsar to Lenin 947
Radio
Communication news and
views #1, #2 621.38
Network broadcasting 621.38
Progress. Gaumont Brit-
ish 942.08
Studies about communica-
tion 621.38
Radishes
Blooming of flowers 583
Raffles and rubber 915.95
Railroads
Flight of the Century 385
George Washington's rail-
road 385
Journey by train 385
Pageant of American in-
land transportation 385
Great Britain
Development of English
railways 385
Rails (Birds)
Wild wings 598.2
Rain and rainfall
Story of a disturbance 551.5
Rain for the earth 630.973
Rainey wildlife sanctuary 598.2
Rainier, Mount
Flying to America's won-
derlands 917.3
Raising the S 51 627
Rambling reporters
Dutchman's paradise 919.22
Father Nile 916.2
Home of the sheikh 916.5
Jewel of Asia 915.93
Land of enchantment 915.2
Let's talk Turkey 914.96
Roof of Europe 914.94
Streets of Cairo 916.2
Wildman's land 919.11
Ranch life
Where West is still west
917.8
Rattlesnakes
Dangerous snakes of the
U.S.A. 598.1
Fangs of Death valley 598.1
Ravens
Roger the raven 598.2
Rayon. See Silk, Artificial
Reaction time
Illusions of movement 150
Reading
Eye movements in reading
372.4
Teaching of reading 372.4
Real New York 917.471
Rebuilding an island indus-
try. See Sugar 664.1
Recipes. See Cookery
Reclaiming the desert. See
International library of
visual aids 300
Re-conquering Antarctica 919.9
Red cross
American Red cross to
the rescue 627
Red enemy 634.92
Redes. See The wave 917.2
R*dvood
,-i California giants 674
/Reed, John
Tsar to Lenin 947
Reference books
Found in a book 020
Reforestation. See Forests
and forestry
Refrigeration and refrigerat-
ing machinery
How the General electric
icing unit works 621.5
Regional geography series
Farming in East Anglia
630.942
Fruitlands in Kent 634
Wheatlands in East Anglia
633.1
Reisenfeld, Hugo
Rain for the earth 630.973
Relativity (Physics)
Einstein's theory of rela-
tivity 530.1
Remember Jimmy 629.213
Remora. See Shark suckers
Renaud, Madeleine (as ac-
tor)
La maternelle F
Renting houses for songs 598.2
Reproduction
In the beginning 613.9
Ovulation, fertilization
and early development
of the mammalian egg 613.9
Reproduction among mam-
mals 613.9
Reproduction in plants
and lower animals 613.9
Reproduction among mam-
mals 613.9
Reproduction in plants and
lower animals 613.9
Reptiles
Denizens of the Colorado
desert 591.9
Fangs of Death valley 598.1
See also Serpents
Rescue of Lot. See Stories
from the Old Testament 221
Research
That man may live 610
Research paves the way 669.7
Residences. See Architec-
ture, Domestic
Respiration
Mechanisms of breathing 612.2
Return of Jacob. See Sto-
ries from the Old Testa-
ment 221
Reykjavik, capital of Ice-
land 914.91
Rhinoceros
Hunting tigers in India 799.2
Rhizopoda
Elementary animals 593
Rhode Island
Colonial Rhode Island 974.5
Rhythm
Rhythmic action 371.74
Rhythmic action 371.74
Rice, E. D.
Autogiro 629.1
Rice, Grantland
Blue grass kings 636.1
Poise 790
Rice and rice culture
Grain of rice 633.1
Korean rice fields 633.1
Rice cultivation in Japan 633.1
Wild rice 633.1
Rice cultivation in Japan 633.1
Richard I, king of England
Ivanhoe F
Richards, Charles R.
Chicago planetarium &
the Deutsches museum
in Munich 508
Riders over Vogelsang 917.94
Riefenstahl, Leni (as actor)
Ski chase 796.9
Riml, Walter (as actor)
Ski chase 796.9
Ring-tailed cat. See Ca-
comistle
Rivers
Our inland waterways 386
Streams 551.48
Riverside church. See New
York (city). Riverside
church
Riviera
Along the Riviera 914.5
French Riviera 914.4
Road to life 914.7
Roads
Building the Mount Ver-
non Memorial highway 625.7
Highroads and skyroads 625.7
Highways of Wisconsin 917.75
Maintenance of roads 625.7
Robertson, Jack
Alaskan adventures 917.98
Robey, George (as actor)
Don Quixote F
Rocky mountain national
park
Estes Park, Colorado 917.88
Glimpses of national parks
917.8
Summer ends in the
Rockies 634.909
Rocky mountains
Vacation in the Rockies 917.8
Roger the raven 598.2
Romance in a pond 698.1
Numbers given here refer to full descriptions which are given in Part 2 (p. 35)
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EDUCATIONAL *ILM CATALOG
Romance of a feminine
monarchy 595.79
Romance of foods 664.9
Romance of mahogany 674
Romance of silk. See Story
of silk 677.4
Romance of soap 668.1
Romance of the library 020
Romance of the skies 520
Romantic country of castles
914.3
Roof of Europe 914.94
Roosevelt, Franklin Delano
Inauguration of Franklin
D. Roosevelt 92
President speaks 320
Second inauguration of
Roosevelt 92
Roosevelt, Theodore
President Roosevelt 92
Roosevelt at home 92
Roosevelt in the Great war 92
Roosevelt's return from
Africa, 1910 92
Roosevelt at home 92
Roosevelt dam 627.8
Roosevelt dam, Arizona
Roosevelt dam 627.8
Roosevelt in the Great war 92
Roosevelt's return from Af-
rica, 1910 92
Rope, Wire. See Wire rope
Rose and Raphael 151.3
Ross, David
Rain for the earth 630.973
Rossini, Gioacchino Antonio
Pagliacci prologue and
aria from Barber of Se-
ville 784
Rotation of the earth. See
Earth Rotation
Rote learning: 150
Rotha, Paul
Face of Britain 914.2
Great cargoes 380
Shipyard 623.8
Steel 669.1
Round, Dorothy
Miss Dorothy Round 796.34
Routing rodent robbers 632.6
Roving the Mediterranean 914
Rubber
Raffles and rubber 915.95
Story of Goodyear 678
Story of the tire 678
Wonder world of chemis-
try 540
Running. See Football 796.33
Running gear and differen-
tial. See Elements of
the automobile 629.2
Russia
Crimea 914.77
Day in Moscow 914.7
Modern Russia 914.7
Road to life 914.7
Russia 914.7
Soviet Russia through the
eyes of an American 914.7
Taming the Taiga 915.7
History
End of St Petersburg 947
Ten who were condemned 947
~ Tsar to Lenin 947
History Revolution, 1917-
Ten days that shook the
world 947
Russian language films
The patriots F
Petersburg nights F
Potemkin F
Road to life 914.7
Ruwenzori mountains
Hell below zero 916.7
Ruysdael, Basil
George Washington's rail-
road 385
S 51 (Submarine)
Raising the S 51 627
Sabella
Annelid worms 595.1
Marine sand animals 591.92
Shore life at low tide 591.92
Sacred arrow ceremony of
the Cheyenne Indians 970.1
Sacred cow 915.4
Sacrifice of Isaac. See Sto-
ries from the Old Testa-
ment 221
Sad h us
Holy men of India 915.4
Safeguarding the citrus fruit
634.3
Safety education. See Acci-
dents Prevention
Safety on streets and high-
ways 614.8
Safety on the federal sky-
ways 629.1
Sago
Sago making in primitive
New Guinea 664.2
Sago making in primitive
New Guinea 664.2
Sailing
Around the Horn on a
square-rigger 910
Sailing sheltered seas to
Alaska 917.98
Sailor's life. See Seafaring
life
Salem, Massachusetts
Seeing Salem 973.2
Salmon
Alaska's silver millions 639
Salmon run 597
Salmon run 597
Salt
Story of salt 664.4
Salvage
Raising the S 51 627
Salzburg, city of festivals
914.36
Sampson, Charles
Geometry 513
San Marino (Republic)
Seeing San Marino 914.5
Sand dunes
White Sands national
monument 917.89
Sanderlings
Feathered beach combers
598.2
Sandpipers
Birds 598.2
Feathered beach combers
598.2
San Francisco
March of progress 624
Sanitation
Barnyard underworld 631.2
Garden castles 628.3
Santo Domingo, Cathedral
of
Churches and cathedrals;
Cathedral of Santo Do-
mingo, Spanish missions
and Temple Emanuel in
New York 726
Sardines
Wealth of the sea 639
Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan
Locks at Sault Ste. Marie 626
Saving the beauty of Ala-
bama 634.909
Sawdust sidelights 791.3
Saxmundham, England
Town settlement 914.2
Saxony's green borderlands
914.3
Say it with pearls 617.6
Schneider, Hannes
Hans Schneider ski school
796.9
High school of skiing 796.9
Ski chase 796.9
Skiing with Hannes
Schneider 796.9
Schniebs, Otto
Modern ski technique 796.9
School art applied to life 701
Schubert, Franz Peter
Frulingstraum F
Schumann-Heink, Mrs Ernes-
tine (Roessler)
Schumann Heink and Sig-
mund Spaeth 780
Schumann Heink and Sig-
mund Spaeth 780
Science makes a dentifrice 617.6
Science of finger waving 646
Scientific research. See Re-
search
Scotland
Harvests of the soil 630.941
Highlands of Scotland 914.1
Industrial Scotland raw
materials 914.1
Life in the Highlands 914.1
Scottish coasts 914.1
Scott, Sir Walter
Ivanhoe F
Scottish coasts 914.1
Screw worms
Screw worms 595.7
Sea. See Ocean
Sea anemones
Life under the South seas
591.92
Pirates of the deep 591.92
Reproduction in plants
and lower animals 613.9
Sea 591.92
Sea animals. See Marine
fauna
Sea brant. See Brant
Sea cucumbers. See Holo-
thurians
Sea life. See Seafaring life
Sea lions
Fishing in the surf and
sea 799.1
Sea urchins
Freaks of the deep 591.92
Life under the South seas
591.92
Marine sand animals 591.92
Sea urchin 593
Shore life at low tide 591.92
Seafaring life
Around the Horn on a
square-rigger 910
Seagoing birds 598.2
Seagoing telephones 621.385
Seals (Animals)
Birth and education of a
seal 599
Capturing the elephant
seals 599
Chumming with the ani-
mals 591.5
Wake up and feed 591.5
2nd Hungarian rhapsody 785
Second inauguration of
Roosevelt 92
Secondary education. See
Education, Secondary
Secret of true scholarship.
See Romance of the li-
brary 020
Secretary bird
The veldt 591.9
Secrets of life series
Wake up and feed 591.5
Numbers given here refer to full descriptions which are given in Part 2 (p. 35)
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TITLE AND SUBJECT INDEX
Secrets of nature series
Bittern 598.2
Brock the badger 599
Dream flowers 583
Gathering moss 588
Glow-worm 595.7
In all his glory 583
Iris family 583
Magic myxies 589.2
Romance in a pond 598.1
Special messengers 636.59
Two pounder 597
Water folk 595.7
Seed production 581
Seeds
Better quality vegetables
through disease con-
trol 632.8
Seed production 581
Seeing Australia 919.4
Seeing Canada series
Fifteen minutes from sky-
scrapers 917.11
High trails 917.123
Trail riders of Jasper 917.123
Voyageur trails 917.1
Where lake and river meet
917.13
Seeing Glacier national park
917.86
Seeing Salem 973.2
Seeing San Marino 914.5
Seeing the universe through
the world's largest tele-
scopes 520
Seeing Yosemite national
park 917.94
Segovia, Spain
Toledo and Segovia 914.6
Seine river
Trip on the Seine 914.4
Self defence by plants 580
Selfishness
Education of Steve Smith F
Sennett, Mack
Trail of the swordfish 799.1
Sequoia national park
Glimpses of national parks
917.8
Sequoia national park 917.94
Serpents
Dangerous snakes of the
U.S.A. 598.1
Pangs of Death valley 598.1
Killers of the chaparral 591.5
Service 796.34
Seventh wonder 918.6
Seville in fair time 914.6
Shad
Wealth of the sea 639
Shakespeare, William
Stratford-on-Avon 914.2
Shalimar, Land of 915.4
Shanghai
Water dogs 915
With the Asiatic fleet 915.1
Shark suckers
Freak fish of seven seas 597
Sharks
Fish from hell 799.1
Freak fish of seven seas 597
Man-eating sharks 917.2
Two hundred fathoms
deep 799.1
Shedding the antlers 599
Sheep
Farm animals 636
Meat from hoof to mar-
ket 664.9
Sheep in psalm and sage 636.3
Sheep in psalm and sage 636.3
Shell mounds in the Tennes-
see valley 571
Shelter 728
Shenandoah national park
Shenandoah national park
917.55
Sherlock, jr. See Emil und
die detektive F
Shilkret, Nathaniel
George Washington's rail-
road 385
Shipbuilding
Shipyard 623.8
Ships
Normandie. French line
(Chase film) 387
Norrnandie. French line
(Fox film) 387
Oriental watercraft 387
Propeller making 623.8
Seagoing telephones 621.385
Shipyard 623.8
Shoes. See Boots and shoes
Shore life at low tide 591.92
Short course in paper mak-
ing 676
Shrikes
Western birds at home 598.2
Siam
All dolled up 391
Friendly bout 915.93
Good clean sport 796
How our neighbors live 915
Jewel of Asia 915.93
Land of the yellow robe
915.93
Penang Malacca Siam
Singapore 915
Siam to Korea 915
Syama 915.93
Teak logging with ele-
phants in Siam 674
Water dogs 915
Siam to Korea 915
Siberia
Siberia 915.7
Signals and signaling
Studies about communica-
tion 621.38
Silk
Historic festival in Japan
and Silk culture in Ja-
pan 915.2
Silk culture in Japan 677.4
Silk industry cherry blos-
som time 677.4
Story of silk 677.4
Silk, Artificial
Wonder world of chemis-
try 540
Silk culture in Japan 677.4
Silk culture in Japan. See
Cherry blossom festival
in Japan 915.2
Silk culture in Japan. See
Historic festival in Ja-
pan and Silk culture in
Japan 915.2
Silk industry cherry blos-
som time 677.4
Silkworms
Fortune builders 677.4
Silos
Construction of a concrete
silo 631.2
Silver mines and mining
Our Mexican neighbors,
reel 1 917.2
Simba 916.7
Simple animal forms 593
Simple life of the hunters.
See International library
of visual aids 300
Sinews from the soil 634.909
Singapore
Penang Malacca Siam
Singapore 915
Raffles and rubber 915.95
6th Hungarian rhapsody 786
Skating
Sonja Henie, queen of the
silvery skates 796.9
Swiss on white 796.9
Skete, Horace (as actor)
Backhand 796.34
Forehand drive 796.34
Service 796.34
Volley & smash 796.34
Ski chase 796.9
Ski-esta 796.9
Ski thrills 796.9
Skiing with Hannes Schneider
796.9
Skin
Body defenses against
disease 613
Skis and skf-running
Hans Schneider ski school
796.9
High school of skiing 796.9
Modern ski technique 796.9
Ski chase 796.9
Ski-esta 796.9
Ski thrills 796.9
Skiiing with Hannes
Schneider 796.9
Slalom 796.9
Swiss on white 796.9
Winter in Austria: Carin-
thian Alps 914.36
Winter sports. Cal. state
chamber of commerce
796.9
Skunks
Furred & feathered hunt-
ers 591.5
Sky fleets of the navy 629.1
Slalom 796.9
Slavic people of Russia. See
International library of
visual aids 300
Slime molds. See Myxomy-
cetes
Slow motion analysis of
Bobby Jones 796.352
Slumbering giant 915.1
Small farms in Central
Asia. See International
library of visual aids 300
Smelting
Industrial Scotland raw
materials 914.1
Snakes. See Serpents
Snapdragons
In all his glory 583
Sneezeweeds
Blooming of flowers 583
Snipes. See Dowitchers
Snow
Fury of the storm 917.8
In nature's workshop 540
Snow-bound Pyrenees 914.4
Snowdrops
In all his glory 583
Soap
Romance of soap 668.1
Social customs. See Manners
arid customs
Sodium nitrate
Study of mineral element
deficiencies in plant
growth 581
Soil bacteriology
Fungi snare and destroy
nematodes 631.4
Soilless agriculture. See Ag-
riculture Soilless agri-
culture
Soils
Plow that broke the plains
630.973
Solar eclipses. See Eclipses
Solar family 520
Solar system
Solar family 520
Solid foods in the infant
dietary 649
Some common inverte-
brates from the Gulf of
Maine 591.92
Some of our more common
predatory birds 598.2
Numbers given here refer to full descriptions which are given in Part 2 (p. 35)
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EDUCATIONAL *ILM CATALOG
Some physiological reactions
to emotional stimuli 150
Something new under the
sun 621.9
Song of China F
Songs
Jack and Jill in Songland 784
Music of the nations 784
Old time ballads 784
Songs of the nations. See
Music of the nations 784
Sonja Henie, queen of the
silvery skates 796.9
Sound
Walter Damrosch. General
electric 534
Sound waves and their
sources. See Teaching
with sound films 371.33
South America
Exploring the coffee con-
tinent 663
Flying clipper cruises to
Rio 629.1
Flying the Lindbergh trail
629.1
March of trade 332
South Carolina
Old lands new use 634.909
South sea islands
Crossing the line 910
Primitive 919
Southern crossways 919.4
Southern India 915.4
Soviet Russia through the
eyes of an American 914.7
Soy-bean
Soybeans at home 633.3
Soybeans at home 633.3
Spaak, Charles
Carnival in Flanders F
Spaeth, Sigmund Gottfried
Schumann Helnk and Sig-
mund Spaeth 780
Spain
Defense of Madrid 946
Defense of Spain 946
Seville in fair time 914.6
Spanish children 914.6
16th century
Don Quixote F
Spanish children 914.6
Spanish language films
Defense of Spain 946
The wave 917.2
Spare the dogwood 583
Spare time 634.92
Sparrow hawk 598.2
Special messengers 636.59
Spectre F
Speed. See International li-
brary of visual aids 300
Sphinx
Cairo to the pyramids 916.2
Father Nile 916.2
Spiderworts
Reproduction in plants and
lower animals 613.9
Spinet. See Piano
Spirit of Egypt. See Inter-
national library of vis-
ual aids 300
Spirit of the plains F
Spirogyra
Reproduction in plants
and lower animals 613.9
Splrula
Annelid worms 595.1
Spleen
Body defenses against
disease 613
Sports
Friendly bout 915.93
Good clean sport 796
Spring training 796.33
Squids
Freaks .f the deep 591.92
Squirrels
Chumming with the ani-
mals 591.5
Dwellers of the forest 599
Michigan mammals 599
Stable flies and their con-
trol 632.7
Staff of life. Am. soc. of
bakery engineers. See
Story of a loaf of bread
641.6
Staff of life. Demarest 641.6
Stalin, losif
Tsar to Lenin 947
Starfishes
Life under the South seas
591.92
Living stars 593.9
Marine sand animals 591.92
Pirates of the deep 591.92
Shore life at low tide 591.92
Stars
Exploring the universe 520
Steam. See International li-
brary of visual aids 300
Steamboats
Progress. U.S. steel 387
Steel
Heat treatment of steel
669.1
Heavy Industries 669.1
Making American wire
rope 669.1
Making it tough 669.1
Steel 669.1
Steel a symphony of in-
dustry 669.1
Steel industry and trade
Steel 669.1
Steel, Structural
Oxy-acetylene welding of
structural steel 671 W
Stilts
Feathered beach combers
598.2
Stone quarries. See Quarries
and quarrying
Stones of Venice 914.5
Stop forest fires 634.92
Storage and diversion dams
627.8
Stories from the Old Testa-
ment 221
Storms
Story of a disturbance 551.5
Story of a disturbance 551.5
Story of a loaf of bread 641.6
Story of a Mexican oil
gusher 665.5
Story of bakelite resinoid 668
Story of culture. See In-
ternational library of
visual aids 300
Story of dynamite 662.2
Story of Goodyear 678
Story of iron 669.1
Story of my life by Mr
Shoe 675
Story of rock drilling 622.2
Story of salt 664.4
Story of science. See In-
ternational library of
visual aids 300
Story of silk 677.4
Story of soap. See Romance
of soap 668.1
Story of the blue crab 595.3
Story of the city. See In-
ternational library of
visual aids 300
Story of the desert. See In-
ternational library of
visual aids 300
Story of the forest. See In-
ternational library of
visual aids 300
Story of the gasoline motor
621.4
Story of the jungle. See In-
ternational library of
visual aids 300
Story of the mountains. See
International library of
visual aids 300
Story of the Polar regions.
See International library
of visual aids 300
Story of the sea. See In-
ternational library of
visual aids 300
Story of the telescope. See
International library of
visual aids 300
Story of the tire 678
Story of the United States
coast guard 614.8
Story of transportation. See
International library of
visual aids 300
Story of water 551.5
Stratford -on-Avon 914.2
Strawberries
Kindly fruits of the earth 634
Why strawberries grow
whiskers 634.7
Streamlining
Air currents and theory of
streamlining 530
Streams 551.48
Streets
Safety on streets and
highways 614.8
Streets of Cairo 916.2
Strikes and lockouts
Millions of us 331.8
Striped bass fishing 799.1
Structural steel. See Steel,
Structural
Studies about communica-
tion 621.38
Study of mineral element
deficiencies in plant
growth 581
Stuttgart 914.3
Styles in Hong Kong 915.1
Submarine cables. See
Cables, Submarine
Success
What about jobs 371.42
Sugar
Cane fields of Calamba 664.1
Old Danish sugar bowl 664.1
Our inland waterways 386
Sugar. Dept. of interior 664.1
Sugar. Edited pictures 664.1
Sugarcane and cane sugar
664.1
Sugar beets. See Beets and
beet sugar
Sugar cane
Chemical ethyl alcohol 661
Sugarcane and cane sugar
664.1
Sugarcane and cane sugar 664.1
Sumatra
Story of Goodyear 678
Summer ends in the Rockies
634.909
Summer palace in Peking
915.1
Summer sports 917.94
Sun
1932 total eclipse of the
sun 520
Romance of the skies 520
Seeing the universe
through the world's
largest telescopes, reel 1 520
Eclipses
See Eclipses
Sun, New York
Day with the Sun 070
Sun dance of the Cheyenne
Indians 970.1
Sunflowers
Seed production 581
Numbers given here refer to full descriptions which are given in Part 2 (p. 35)
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TITLE AND SUBJECT INDEX
Suppressing the foot-and-
mouth disease 619
Surf riding
Water dogs 915
Swallows
Western birds at home 598.2
Swans
Winter visitors 598.2
Sweden
Consumer cooperation in
Sweden 334
Swine
Animal husbandry 636
Control of worms in hogs 632.7
Farm animals 636
Meat from hoof to mar-
ket 664.9
Reproduction among mam-
mals 613.9
Diseases
This little pig stayed home 619
Swiss on white 796.9
Switzerland
Dogs of solitude 914.94
Lake of Lucerne 914.94
Roof of Europe 914.94
Swordfish
Fish from hell 799.1
Trail of the swordflsh 799.1
Wrestling swordflsh 799.1
Syama 915.93
Sydney, Australia
Southern cross ways 919.4
Symphony series
Carnival Romain 785
Flying Dutchman overture 785
Freischutz overture 785
2nd Hungarian rhapsody 785
6th Hungarian rhapsody 786
T-puzzle 150
Tactics 796.33
Tadpoles. See Frogs
Taft, Lorado
Lorado Taft sculptor 92
Tahiti
Isle of desire 919.6
Taj-Mahal
Love's memorial 915.4
Take it easy 629.213
Take me out to the ball
game 796.357
Tale of two bulls 636.2
Taming the desert 634.909
Taming the Taiga 915.7
Taming the wildcat 599
Tangier
New York Madeira Tan-
gier 910
Tank agriculture. See Agri-
culture Soilless agricul-
ture
Taste (Esthetics). See Es-
thetics
Tauber valley a German
idyl 914.3
Tawny owl 598.2
Teacher training series
Teaching with sound films
371.33
Teaching of reading 372.4
Teaching with sound films
371.33
Teak
Syama 915.93
Teak logging with ele-
phants in Siam 674
Teak logging with ele-
phants in Slam 674
Teeth
Say it with pearls 617.6
Science makes a denti-
frice 617.6
Telephone
Call of the East 621.385
Manual trick assembly 621.385
Seagoing telephones 621.385
Telephone call 621.385
Telephone memories 621.385
Underwater speechways
621.385
Telephone, Wireless. See Ra-
dio
Telephone call 621.385
Telephone lines
Concerning crossarms 621.385
Telephone memories 621.385
Telescope
Exploring the universe 520
Through Galileo's tele-
scope & Mt Wilson ob-
servatory 520
200-inch disc 535.8
Teletypewriters
Communication news and
views #2 621.38
Temperance
Beneficent reprobate
ethyl alcohol, its na-
ture and Its properties 613
Temple Emanuel. See New
York (city). Temple
Emanuel
Temples, Buddhist
Borobodor and the Bromo 726
Temples and peace 571
Temples of many creeds 726
Ten days that shook the
world 947
Ten who were condemned 947
Tender memories 92
Tennessee
Primitive America 917.68
Tennessee valley
Shell mounds in the Ten-
nessee valley 571
Tennessee valley authority
Challenge of the T.V.A. 627.8
Norrls dam construction 627.8
Tennessee valley author-
ity at work 627.8
Tennessee valley authori-
ty at work 627.8
Tennis
Backhand 796.34
Forehand drive 796.34
H. W. Austin 796.34
Miss Dorothy Round 796.34
Service 796.34
Volley & smash 796.34
Tent caterpillars
Nature's tent builders 595.7
Termites
Hidden enemies 595.73
Terns
Bird life of Cobb's island,
Virginia 598.2
Feathered beach combers
598.2
Marine birds of southern
waters 598.2
Nursery island; bird sanc-
tuary 598.2
Wild wings 598.2
Terriss, Tom
Dogs of solitude 914.94
Glacier's secret 551.31
Tester, Desmond (as actor)
Nine days a queen 942.05
Teutonic people of Ger-
many. See International
library of visual aids 300
Texas
Glimpses of Texas, its
natural resources and
the Big Bend national
park project 917.64
Parks under the lone star
634.909
Textile industry and fabrics
Clothing 646
Commerce around the cof-
fee cup 380
Textiles 677
Textiles 677
That man may live 610
There's only one 917.53
Thirsty land. See Interna-
tional library of visual
aids 300
This little pig stayed home 619
Thistle
In all his glory 683
Thomas, Lowell Jackson
Commerce around the
coffee cup 380
Exploring the coffee con-
tinent 663
Hidden enemies 595.73
Highway mania 629.213
Isle of birds 598.2
Milk parade 637
Throne of the gods 915.42
Thorndike, Sybil (as actor)
Nine days a queen 942.05
Three centuries of Massa-
chusetts 974.4
Three great religions of
China. See China our
neighbor, unit 5 915.1
Three little pigs F
Three rivers of Wisconsin
917.75
Throne of the gods 915.42
Through Galileo's telescope
& Mt Wilson observatory
520
Thru life's windows 617.7
Through Pyrenees & Lourdes
914.4
Through the microscope. See
International library of
visual aids 300
Thunder over Mexico F
Tibet
Dar jelling 915.15
Tidal theory of the earth's
and moon's creation,
and the moon In closeup 520
Tides
Tidal theory of the earth's
and moon's creation, and
the moon in closeup 520
Tidy tips
Blooming of flowers 583
Tiflis, Georgia 914.79
Tigers
Hunting tigers in India 799.2
Lost jungle 791.3
Tigers vs. elephants. See
note under Hunting
tigers in India 799.2
Timber
Board feet or bored timber
632.7
Trees of tomorrow 634.9
Timber-r-r! 674
Timbuctoo, Trekking to 916
Tires
Story of the tire 678
Titmice
Western birds at home 598.2
Tobacco
Study of mineral element
deficiencies In plant
growth 581
Todd wildlife sanctuary 598.2
Tokyo
Japan 915.2
Japan in cherry blossom
time 915.2
Land of enchantment 915.2
Toledo, Spain
Toledo and Segovia 914.6
Toledo and Segovia 914.6
Numbers given here refer to full descriptions which are given in Part 2 (p. 35)
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EDUCATIONAL *LM CATALOG
Tolhurst, Louis C.
Bee bread 595.79
Farmer's friend 595.76
Queen of the underworld
595.79
Tomlinson, Edwin
Flying the Lindbergh trail
629.1
Tools
Commerce around the cof-
fee cup 380
Tortoises
Killers of the chaparral 591.5
Towards unity 910
Town settlement 914.2
Toys
Getting your money's
worth 338
Track athletics
Poise 790
Trade. See Commerce
Traffic regulations
Safety on streets and
highways 614.8
Tragedy of Mt. Everest 915.42
Trail of the swordfish 799.1
Trail riders of Jasper 917.123
Trailing the killer F
Trained nurses. See Nurses
and nursing
Transmission. See Ele-
ments of the automobile
629.2
Transportation
Commerce around the cof-
fee cup 380
Oriental transportation 380
Trapping
Lost jungle 791.3
Trapping big tuna fish 639
Traveling electrical waves 537
Travels of a postage stamp 383
Traveltalks
Imperial city 915.1
Island empire 915.2
Japan in cherry blossom
time 915.2
Picturesque Hong Kong
915.1
Tree and plant life 580
Tree planting
New forests on idle acres
634.9
Wisconsin's sheltered acres
715
Trees
Marvels of the microscope 578
Trees & stones that speak
634.909
Trees of tomorrow 634.9
Trees to Tribunes 676
Trekking to Tlmbuctoo 916
Trigger-fish
Freak fish of seven seas 597
Trilliums
Michigan wild flowers 583
Trinidad
Puerto Rico, Martinique,
Barbados and Trinidad
917.29
Trip down the Colorado
river 917.91
Trip on the Seine 914.4
Trip through a psychology
laboratory 1 50
Trip through Germany 914.3
Tropic garden 580
Tropical opossums 599
Trotsky, Leon
Tsar to Lenin 947
Trout
Collecting lake trout
spawn 597
Fisherman's luck 799.1
Trout for tomorrow 639
Two pounder 597
Trout for tomorrow 639
Trow, William Clark
American experimental
schools 372
Denmark and her folk
schools 370.94
German education 370.94
Handicapped children and
clinical types 371.9
Leningrad and Moscow 914.7
Truitt, Rollie
Harvesting the western
pines 674
/Tsar to Lenin 947
Tuberculosis
Behind the shadows 616.24
Consequences 616.24
Contacts 616.24
Tudor rose. See Nine days a
queen 942.05
Tulips
In all his glory 583
Tuna fish
Chicken of the sea 639
Fish from hell 799.1
Hawaii the beautiful 919.69
Trail of the swordflsh 799.1
Trapping big tuna fish 639
Wealth of the sea 639
Turkey
Let's talk Turkey 914.96
Turkey 915.6
Turkeys
Poultry farm 636.5
Turkeys 636.59
Turner, Roger
Swiss on white 796.9
Turpentine
Dual-purpose trees 665.3
Trees & stones that speak
634.909
Turtles
Killers of the chaparral 591.5
Tuskegee institute & Edgar
Guest 326
Tuskegee normal and in-
dustrial institute
Tuskegee institute &
Edgar Guest 326
Twentieth century limited
(Train)
Flight of the Century 385
Two ends of a rope 633.5
Two hundred fathoms deep 639
Two hundred fathoms deep
799.1
200-inch disc 535.8
Two pounder 597
Two wives. Nakano, M. See
Kimiko F
Tying the Japanese obi 391
Tyrol, the land in the moun-
tains 914.36
u
U.S.S. Macon 629.1
Udaipur 915.4
Ukeleles
Hawaii the beautiful 919.69
Unburied city of Pompeii 914.5
Under the stars 92
Underwater speechways 621.385
Unemployed
Kuhle Wampe 331.8
Millions of us 331.8
Union of soviet socialist
republics. See Russia
United States. Agriculture,
Department of
Honor of the little purple
stamp 664.9
U.S. Department of agri-
culture its field and
services 630
United States. Civilian
conservation corps
Alabama highlands 634.909
CCC at work lake states
634.909
Changing empire 634.909
Cradle of the father of
waters 634.909
Down Mobile way 634.909
ECW in Great Smoky
Mountains national park
634.909
Forest playground 634.909
Land of ten thousand
lakes 634.909
Old lands new use 634.909
Outdoors in the garden
state, New Jersey 634.909
Parks under the lone star
^., . 634.909
Pilgrim forests 634.909
Saving the beauty of Ala-
bama 634.909
Sinews from the soil 634.909
Summer ends in the
Rockies 634.909
Taming the desert 634.909
Trees & stones that speak
634.909
Water lure 634.909
Where trade winds blow
634.909
Winter sun and summer
sea 634.909
United States. Coast Guard
International ice patrol
614.8
Story of the United States
coast guard 614.8
United States. Geological
survey
Trip down the Colorado
river 917.91
United States. Military
academy, West Point
Day at West Point 355
United States. Naval acad-
emy, Annapolis
Admirals in the making 359
United States. Navy
Admirals in the making 359
Battle maneuvers 359
Crossing the line 910
Crossroads of the Pacific
919.69
Let's join the navy 359
Making man-o'-warsmen 359
Sky fleets of the navy 629.1
U.S.S. Macon 629.1
With the Yangtze patrol 915.1
United States. Post office de-
partment
Here comes the mail 383
United States. Public health
service
Work of the U.S. Public
health service 614
United States. Weather bu-
reau
Fire weather 634.92
United States
Agriculture
See Agr i c u 1 1 u r e
United States
Constitution
We, the people 353
Description and travel
Men in the making 917.3
Economic aspects
Hands 331.214
Plow that broke the plains
Rain for the earth 630.973
630.973
Historic houses, etc.
George Washington's rail-
road 385
Numbers given here refer to full descriptions -which are given in Part 2 (p. 35)
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TITLE AND SUBJECT INDEX
United States Continued
History
Canals in United States
history 626
History Colonial period
Seeing Salem 973.2
History Civil war
Birth of a nation F
History 1898-
Headlines of the century 973
Inauguration of Franklin
D. Roosevelt 92
Second inauguration of
Roosevelt 92
Natural resources
See Natural resources
Politics and government
We, the people 353
Presidents
See Presidents United
States Inauguration
U.S. Department of agricul-
ture its field and serv-
ices 630
University of Chicago bio-
logical science series
Body defenses against dis-
ease 613
Digestion 612.3
Heart and circulation 612.1
Mechanisms of breathing
612.2
Nervous system. Erpi 612.8
Reproduction among mam-
mals 613.9
University of Chicago
physical science series
Catalysis 540
Earth in motion 520
Electrochemistry 540
Electrodynamics 538
Electrons 537
Exploring the universe 520
The moon 520
Solar family 520
Velocity of chemical re-
actions 540
Unto the hills F
Up and down New York 917.471
Usages. See Manners and
customs
Ussuri
Taming the Taiga 915.7
Utah copper company
Mountains of copper 669.3
Vacation in the Rockies 917.8
Vacuum tubes
Communication news and
views #2 621.38
Vagabond adventure series
Bali. Gutlohn 919.2
Dogs of solitude 914.94
Glacier's secret 551.31
Menace of Guatemala 551.2
Van Burn, Lotta
Archaic and unusual In-
struments 785
Vancouver, Canada
Fifteen minutes from sky-
scrapers 917.11
Vasantasena F
Vassos, John (as actor)
We are all artists 701
Vegetables
Diseases and pests
Better quality vegetables
through disease con-
trol 632.8
The veldt 591.9
Velocity of chemical re-
actions 540
Veneers and veneering
Forest treasures 674
Venice
Canals of Venice 914.5
Stones of Venice 914.5
Vicar of Wakefield F
Victoria falls
Wild men of Kalihari 916.7
Victory of science. See In-
ternational library of
visual aids 300
Village life. See Interna-
tional library of visual
aids 300
Village symphony 914.36
Vinson, Maribel
Swiss on white 796.9
Vintagers' festival 914.3
Violin
Violins and cellos 787
Violins and cellos 787
Vireos
Woodland pals 598.2
Virgin Islands
In the wake of the Buc-
caneers 917.297
Old Danish sugar bowl 664.1
Sugar 664.1
Where trade winds blow
634.909
Virginia
Building the Mount Ver-
non Memorial highway 625.7
George Washington's rail-
road 385
Shenandoah national
park 917.55
Visible forces. See Interna-
tional library of visual
aids 300
Vision. See Eye
Vitamin secrets revealed 613.2
Vita mines
Amazing vitamins 613.2
Vitamin secrets revealed 613.2
Voice
Voice that science made 612.78
Voice that science made 612.78
Volcanoes
Menace of Guatemala 551.2
Volkmar, Leon
Ceramics 738
Volley & smash 796.34
von Mueller, Oscar
Chicago planetarium &
the Deutsches museum
in Munich 508
Voyages and travels
Across the world with Mr
and Mrs Martin John-
son 910
Around the Horn on a
square-rigger 910
Crossing the line 910
New York Madeira Tan-
gier 910
Voyageur trails 917.1
Vultures
Wild men of Kalihari 916.7
w
Wagner, Richard
Flying Dutchman over-
ture 785
Biography
Bayreuth city of Richard
Wagner 914.3
Wake up and feed 591.5
Walking
Development of creeping
in a human infant 612.76
Development of walking in
a human infant (R.M.
V.) 612.76
Walpurgis night F
Walter Damrosch. General
electric 780
Walter Damrosch. Gutlohn 534
Wandering herdsmen. See
International library of
visual aids 300
Wapiti of Jackson Hole 599
War
Dealers in death 172.4
Lives wasted 172.4
The patriots F
Peacemobile programs 172.4
Warde, Frederick (as actor)
Vicar of Wakefield F
Washington, George
George Washington's rail-
road 385
Washington, D.C.
There's only one 917.53
Washington (state)
Olympus country 917.97
Water
Falling waters 551.5
Story of water 551.5
Water in the air 551.5
Purification
Filter 628.1
Water babies 597
Water birds
Bird life of Cobb's island,
Virginia 598.2
Birds 598.2
Feathered beach combers
598.2
Flyways of migratory
waterfowl 598.2
Marine birds of southern
waters 598.2
Nursery island; bird sanc-
tuary 598.2
Seagoing birds 598.2
Western waterfowl 598.2
Winter visitors 598.2
Water dogs 915
Water-fleas. See Cladocera
Water folk 595.7
Water in the air 551.5
Water lure 634.909
Water power
Challenge of the T.V.A. 627.8
Conservation of our nat-
ural resources 333
Water power. Erpi 621.312
Water supply
Chaparral 634.9
Waterfalls
Falling waters 551.5
The wave 917.2
Wave motion 530
Wave-motion, Theory of
Wave motion 530
Waxwings. See Cedar wax-
wings
We are all artists 701
We drivers 629.213
We, the people 353
We work again 326
Wealth of the sea 639
Weasels
Killers of the chaparral 591.5
Michigan furbearers 599
Michigan mammals 599
Numbers given here refer to full descriptions which are given in Part 2 (p. 35)
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EDUCATIONAL FfLM CATALOG
Weather
Back of the weather fore-
cast 551.5
Story of a disturbance 551.5
Weavers. See Weevers
Weber, Karl Maria Fried-
rich Ernst, freiherr von
Freischutz overture 785
Wedge play 796.33
Wee Anne series
Wee Anne visits the farm 630
Wee Anne visits the
Indians 970. 1
Wee Anne visits the zoo 591.5
Wee Anne visits the farm 630
Wee Anne visits the Indians
970.1
Wee Anne visits the zoo 591.5
Weevers
Marine sand animals 591.92
Weevils
Alfalfa weevil control 632.7
Weingartner, Felix von
Freischutz overture 785
Welding
Oxwelding and cutting
the modern method of
joining and severing
metals 671 W
Oxwelding and cutting in
production, parts I-II 671W
Oxy-acetylene welding and
cutting for repair, main-
tenance and production
671 W
Oxy-acetylene welding of
structural steel 671 W
See also Electric weld-
Ing
Well balanced diet 613.2
Wells, Carveth
Hell below zero 916.7
The West
Fury of the storm 917.8
Plow that broke the plains
630.973
Rain for the earth 630.973
Spirit of the plains F
When winter comes to the
range 917.8
Where West is still West
917.8
West Point. See United
States. Military academy,
West Point
Western birds at home 598.2
Western waterfowl 598.2
Whales
Fish from hell 799.1
What about Jobs 371.42
Wheat
Loaf of bread 641.6
Staff of life 641.6
Wheatlands in East
Anglia 633.1
Diseases and pests
Banishing the barberry 632.5
Wheatlands in East Anglia 633.1
When the fishing fleet conies
home 914.4
When winter comes to the
range 917.8
Where lake and river meet
917.13
Where trade winds blow 634.909
Where West is still West 917.8
Where West meets East.
See International library
of visual aids 300
White, Margaret Bourke
We are all artists 701
White Sands national mon-
ument 917.89
Why save the elk 599
Why strawberries grow
whiskers 634.7
Wild boar
Taming the wildcat 599
Wild company 599
Wild flowers 583
Wild geese 598.2
Wild life on the desert 591.9
Wild men of Kalihari 916.7
Wild parsnip
Blooming of flowers 583
Wild rice 633.1
Wild wings 598.2
Wildcats
Killers of the chaparral 591.5
Taming the wildcat 599
Wildman's land 919.11
Will and the way 728
Willets
Feathered beach combers
598.2
Williams, Roger
Colonial Rhode Island 974.5
Wind instruments
Woodwind choir 788
Windows on the Pacific. See
International library of
visual aids 300
Winnetka, Illinois. Schools
American experim e n t a 1
schools 372
Winter
Fury of the storm 917.8
Niagara's winter wizard-
ry 917.47
When winter comes to the
range 917.8
Winter breadline in Wyo-
ming 636.2
Winter games 796
Winter in Austria: Carin-
thian Alps 914.36
Winter sports
Maine film D 917.41
Roof of Europe 914.94
Saxony's green border-
lands 914.3
Ski-esta 796.9
Swiss on white 796.9
Winter sports. Cal. state
chamber of commerce 796.9
Winter sports. U.S. agric.
796.9
Winter sports In Yosemite
valley 796.9
Winter sports in Yosemite
valley 796.9
Winter sun and summer sea
634.909
Winter visitors 598.2
Wire
Long drawn out 669.3
Wire rope
Making American wire
rope 669.1
Wisconsin
Autumn in Wisconsin 917.75
Collecting lake trout
spawn 597
Highways of Wisconsin 917.75
Muskie fishing in Wiscon-
sin 799.1
New forests on idle acres
634.9
Pike propagation 597
Three rivers of Wisconsin
917.75
Wisconsin its government
at work 917.75
Wisconsin, Mushrooms of 589.2
Wisconsin its government
at work 917.75
Wisconsin whitetail deer 599
Wisconsin's sheltered acres 715
With the Asiatic fleet 915.1
With the Yangtze patrol 915.1
Wolverines
Michigan mammals 599
Wolves
Chumming with the ani-
mals 591.5
Women in Japan
Mothers of Nippon 915.2
Wonder trail 917.8
Wonder world of chemis-
try 540
Wonders of the world series
Benares 915.4
Bombay, Ceylon 915.4
Borobodor and the Bromo 726
Ceylon devil dance 915.48
Darjelling 915.15
Delhi Agra 915.4
Elaborate Chinese fun-
erals 393
Hawaiian Islands 919.69
Historic festival in Japan
and Silk culture in Ja-
pan 915.2
Holy land 915.69
Holy men of India 915.4
Japanese cities 915.2
Java Bali 919.2
Luxor and Karnak 916.2
Mystic land of Egypt 916.2
New York Madeira Tan-
gier 910
Nikko 915.2
Peking, Korea 915
Penang Malacca Siam
Singapore 915
Silk culture in Japan 677.4
Silk industry cherry blos-
som time 677.4
Southern India 915.4
Styles in Hong Kong 915.1
Summer palace in Peking
915.1
Udaipur 915.4
Wonders of the Yellowstone
917.87
Wood
Forest treasures
Marvels of the microscope 578
Wooden ucks
Chumming with the ani-
mals 591.5
Dwellers of the forest 599
Wood -lots
Pines that come back 634.9
Woodland pals 598.2
Woodpeckers
Dwellers of the forest 599
Our bird citizens 598.2
Western birds at home 598.2
Woodwind choir 788
Woodwork
How to square-up stock 684
Wool
How all-wool-blankets are
made 677.3
Textiles 677
Work of rivers. See Teach-
ing with sound films 371.33
Work of the U.S. Public
health service 614
Work pays America 331.7
Works progress administra-
tion
Hands 331.214
Man against the river 627
Rain for the earth 630.973
We work again 326
Work pays America 331.7
Worms
Annelid worms 595.1
Marine sand animals 591.92
Reproduction in plants and
lower animals 613.9
Shore life at low tide 591.92
Wrens
Western birds at home 598.2
Wrestling swordflsh 799.1
Wright, Orville, and Wright,
Wilbur
First 10 years of flying 629.1
Numbers given here refer to full descriptions which are given in Part 2 (p. 35)
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TITLE AND SUBJECT INDEX
Yangtze patrol, With the 915.1
Yeast
Chemical ethyl alcohol 661
Story of a loaf of bread 641.6
Yellowstone national park
Flying to America's won-
derlands 917.3
Glimpses of national parks
917.8
Wonders of the Yellow-
stone 917.87
Yellowstone national park.
Bell & Howell 917.87
Yellowstone national park.
Dept. of interior 917.87
Yellowstone wonderlands
917.87
Yellowstone wonderlands 917.87
Yokohoma
Land of enchantment 915.2
Yosemite national park
Glimpses of national parks
917.8
Natives of Yosemite 917.94
Riders over Vogelsang 917.94
Seeing Yosemite national
park 917.94
Summer sports 917.94
Winter sports in Yosemite
valley 796.9
Yosemite park wild
flowers 583
Yosemite park wild flowers 583
Young, Arthur D.
Alaskan adventures 917.98
Youth movement
Kuhle Wampe 331.8
Zebras
The veldt 591.9
Zebras 599
Zeppelins. See Airships
/Zinov'ev, GrigorTI 4
Tsar to Lenin 947
Zion national park
Know your national parks
917.8
Zoo, Wee Anne visits the 591.5
Zoological gardens
Wake up and feed 591.5
Wee Anne visits the zoo
591.5
Zoological specimens
Collecting and preserving
Capturing the elephant
seals 599
Lost jungle 791.3
Numbers given here refer to full descriptions which are given in Part 2 (p. 35)
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Educational Film Catalog
First Annual Supplement
JANUARY, 1937 OCTOBER, 1937
Outline of Classification
The following outline gives only the classes used in this list.
places see notes at beginning of classes.
For discussion of alternative
000 General works
020 Library economy
070 Journalism
100 Philosophy
132 Mental derangements
136.7 Child study
150 Psychology
151.3 Animal psychology
170 Conduct
172.4 Peace and war
200 Religion
221 Bible. Old testament
266 Missions
291 Mythology
300 Social sciences
320 Political science
326 Negroes
330 Economics
331.214 Theory of wages
331.7 Skilled and unskilled labor
331.8 Laboring classes
331.83 Housing
332 Money and banking
332.6 Stocks and stock exchanges
333 Natural resources. Conservation
334 Cooperation
338 Production
353 United States government
355 Army
359 Navy
360 Welfare
364 Delinquency
368 Insurance
370 Education
370.1 Theory of education
370.94 Europe
371.33 Educational films
371.42 Vocations
371.74 School recreation ^
371.9 Education of special classes
372 Elementary education
372.4 Reading
373 Secondary education
380 Commerce. Communication
383 Postage stamps
385 Railroads
386 Waterways
387 Ships
391 Costume
393 Funeral customs
500 Science
508 Museums
510 Mathematics
513 Geometry
520 Astronomy
530 Physics
530.1 Relativity
533 Air
534 Sound
535.8 Lenses
537 Electricity
537.5 Cathode rays
538 Magnetism
540 Chemistry
550 Geology
551 Physical geography
551.2 Volcanoes
551.31 Glaciers
551.36 Coast changes
551.48 Rivers
551.5 Meteorology
570 Biology
571 Archeology
575 Evolution
578 Microscopy
580 Botany
581 Physiologic botany
583 Flowers
588 Mosses
589.2 Fungi
589.95 Fermentation
590 Zoology. Animal life
591 Physiologic zoology
591.5 Habits and behavior of animals
591.57 Means of protection
591.9 Geographic distribution of ani-
mals
591.92 Marine and fresh-water fauna
593 Elementary animals
593.6 Corals
593.9 Echinodermata
595 Articulates
595.1 Worms
595.3 Crustacea
595.7 Insects
595.73 Termites
595.76 Beetles
595.77 Flies
595.78 Butterflies. Moths
595.79 Bees
595.796 Ants
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597 Fishes
597.8 Frogs
598 Reptiles. Birds
598.1 Reptiles
598.2 Birds
599 Mammals
600 Useful arts
610 Medicine
612 Physiology
612.1 Blood and circulatory system
612.2 Respiration
612.3 Digestion
612.76 Locomotion
612.78 Voice
612.8 Nervous system
613 Hygiene
613.2 Food. Dietetics
613.9 Reproduction
614 Public health
614.8 Safety
616 Pathology. Diseases
616.2 Diseases of the respiratory sys-
tem
616.24 Tuberculosis
617.6 Dentistry. Care of the teeth
617.7 Care of the eye
619 Veterinary medicine
620 Engineering
621.3 Electricity. Applications
621.31 Generation of electricity
621.312 Central stations
621.37 Electric measurements
621.38 Electric communication
621.385 Telephone
621.4 Gas and oil engines
621.5 Refrigerating machinery
621.9 Machine tools
622.2 Practical mining
622.33 Coal mining
623.8 Naval architecture
624 Bridges
625.7 Roads. Highways
626 Canals
626.8 Irrigation
627 Salvage
627.8 Dams
628 Sanitary engineering
628.1 Water supply engineering
628.3 Sewage disposal
628.9 Lighting
629.1 Aeronautics
629.2 Automobiles
629.213 Safe driving
630 Agriculture
630.6 Agricultural clubs
630.941 Agriculture in Scotland
630.942 Agriculture in England
630.973 Agriculture in the United States
631 The farm
631.18 Marketing of farm produce
631.2 Farm buildings
631.4 Soils
632 Hindrances. Pests
632.5 Injurious plants
632.6 Injurious animals
632.7 Injurious insects
632.8 Plant diseases
633 Field crops
633.1 Cereals. Grain
633.3 Beans
633.5 Fibers
633.58 Bamboo
634 Fruits. Orchards
634.1 Apple
634.3 Citrus fruits
634.4 Persimmon
634.6 Palmaceous fruits
634.7 Small fruits
634.9 Forestry
634.909 Civilian conservation corps
634.92 Forest fires
635.2 Potatoes
636 Domestic animals
636.1 Horses
636.2 Cattle
636.3 Sheep
636.5 Poultry
636.59 Ducks. Turkeys. Pigeons
636.7 Dogs
636.9 Fur-bearing animals
637 Dairy and dairy products
639 Fisheries
640 Home economics
641.5 Cookery
641.6 Bread making
641.86 Ice cream
646 Clothing. Hair dressing
649 Nursing. Care of children
655 Printing
660 Chemical technology
661 Chemicals
662.2 Explosives
663 Beverages
664 Foods
664. 1 Sugar
664.2 Sago
664.4 Salt
664.9 Preservation of meat
665 Oils
665.3 Turpentine
665.5 Petroleum
666 Ceramics
666.1 Glass
666.4 Clay
668 Other organic chemic industries
668.1 Soap
669 Metallurgy
669.1 Iron and steel
669.3 Copper
669.7 Nickel
670 Manufactures
671W Welding
674 Lumber
675 Shoemaking
676 Paper
677 Textiles
677.3 Wool
677.4 Silk
678 Rubber
679 Other industries
684 Woodwork
689 Batik
690 Building
694 Carpentry
700 Fine arts
701 Esthetics
709 Art History
715 Tree planting
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720
Architecture
726
Cathedrals. Temples
728
Residences
738
Pottery
757
Portrait painting
758
Landscape painting
770
Photography
778
Moving pictures
780
Music
784
Vocal music
785
Orchestral music
786
Piano
787
Stringed instruments
788
Wind instruments
790
Amusements
791.3
Circus
793.3
Dancing
796
Athletics and indoor sports
796.32
Basketball
796.33
Football
796.34
Tennis
796.352
Golf
796.357
Baseball
796.4
Olympic games
796.9
Winter sports
799
Game protection
799.1
Fishing
799.2
Hunting
910 Description and travel
914
Europe
914.1
Scotland
914.17
Aran islands
914.2
England
914.21
London
914.3
Germany
914.36
Austria
914.369
Dalmatia
914.37
Czechoslovakia
914.4
France
914.5
Italy
914.6
Spain
914.67
Balearic Isles
914.7
Russia
914.77
Crimea
914.79
Georgia
914.81
Norway
914.91
Iceland. Faroe Islands
914.92
Netherlands
914.93
Belgium
914.94
Switzerland
914.96
Balkan states
915
Asia
915.1
China
915.15
Tibet
915.18
Manchuria
915.19
Korea
915.2
Japan
915.4
India
915.42
Himalaya Mountains
915.48
Ceylon
915.6
Turkey
915.69
Palestine
915.7
Siberia
915.93
Siam
915.95
Malay peninsula
916 Africa
916.1 North Africa
916.2 Egypt
916.5 Algiers
916.7 South Central Africa
917 North America
917.1 Canada
917.11 British Columbia
917.123 Alberta
917.13 Ontario
917.16 Nova Scotia
917.2 Mexico
917.28 Central America
917.29 West Indies
917.295 Puerto Rico
917.297 Leeward Islands
917.3 United States
917.41 Maine
917.47 New York state
917.471 New York City
917.53 Washington, D.C.
917.55 Virginia
917.58 Georgia
917.61 Alabama
917.64 Texas
917.68 Tennessee
917.75 Wisconsin
917.8 Western states
917.86 Montana
917.87 Wyoming
917.88 Colorado
917.89 New Mexico
917.91 Arizona
917.94 California
917.97 Washington
917.98 Alaska
918 South America
918.5 Peru
918.6 Panama
919 Oceania
919.11 Borneo
919.14 Philippine Islands
919.2 Dutch East Indies
919.22 Java
919.4 Australia
919.5 New Guinea
919.6 Polynesia
919.69 Hawaii
919.8 Arctic regions
919.9 Antarctic regions
92 Biography
930-999 History
940.1 Medieval Europe
942.05 Great Britain History Tudors-
1485-1603
942.08 Great Britain History 1837-
946 Spain
947 Russia
970.1 Indians
973 United States
973.2 Colonial period
974.4 Massachusetts
974.5 Rhode Island
F Fictional films
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DIRECTIONS FOR USE
Title: The title of the film is given as listed by the producer. If a film is known by
other titles cross references are made in the index to the title given.
Length: Length is given in minutes when obtainable. Otherwise number of reels is
given.
Width: Width is given by the figures 16 and 35 and the abbreviation "mm" is omitted
as our collaborators agreed that it was unnecessary.
Sound: Sound films are indicated by the abbreviation "sd"; silent by "si".
Stock: For the 35mm films inflammable is indicated by the abbreviation "f" and safety
stock by "nf". Since all 16mm films are on safety stock these abbreviations have
been omitted in the descriptions of these films.
Price: Both sales and rental prices have been given in so far as possible. Omission of
rental price in the main entry indicates that producer does not rent the film. "Loan"
instead of price is indicative of a film sent free except for transportation charges.
"Apply" instead of price has been used when rates and conditions vary and it is
necessary to apply to producer for prices.
Date: The copyright date is given when it was obtainable but in some cases the release
date is given instead. A date followed by a question mark (e.g. 1929?) means that
the date is probably the release date but definite and conclusive information was
not obtainable.
Producer: The producer or authorized distributor given is the one now owning or
having access to the negative of the film. A list of producers is given at the end
of this supplement.
Distributor: The italic line following some of the entries tells where films may also be
rented, giving information obtainable at time of going to press. Symbols are used
for distributors' names, a key to which with full information on rates will be found
on page 127.
Guide: "Guide" is used to indicate the guide for the teacher with which many films
prepared for educational purposes are accompanied.
INDEX
The first part of the Catalog is arranged alphabetically. All films
included in the Catalog can be found here under title and subject.
ORDERS SHOULD BE SENT TO PRODUCER OR DISTRIBUTOR
34
CLASSIFIED LIST
020 LIBRARY ECONOMY
Found in a book. 20min 16-si-rent $4 1936
A.L.A. 020
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: B&H
"Produced by the Administration class
of the University of Illinois library school.
Shows young people how to use the
card catalog, magazine indexes, and other
library tools, through a story of two fresh-
men, one of whom completes the writing
of a theme easily through the use of the
library, while the other misguidedly de-
pends upon his own resources. Designed
primarily for college libraries, but will
also serve in instructing high school stu-
dents or public library patrons." Producer
sh-c
Romance of the library. I5min 16-si-rent
$2 1930 Young 020
"The film was made to introduce to
students some of the niceties of library
procedure. Because of the shortness of
our allotment of film, we have attempted
to use it all in the action of the picture
rather than taking up space with titles."
Producer jh-sh-c
070 JOURNALISM
Day with the Sun. 35min 16-sd-loan 35-sd-
nf-loan 1936 Sun 070
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Geo YMCA
If more than 25 miles from New York
apply YMCA. This is a new edition, bring-
ing the old silent version up to date
"Treats of the making of the Sun and
the development of the newspaper indus-
try since 1833." Producer
el-Jh
100 PHILOSOPHY
132 MENTAL DERANGEMENTS
Behavior of the feeble-minded. 13min 16-
si-$20 1930 Univ. of Mich. 132
"Exhibits a ... comparison of the meth-
ods and results obtained by feebleminded
and normal individuals in putting together
variously patterned form boards." Producer
c
136.7 CHILD STUDY
Behavior of newborn infants. 1R 16-si-
$14.50 1934 Ohio state univ. Dept. of
psychology 136.7
"The film illustrates the behavior studies
on infants made during the first 10 days
of life. Some activities observed by Pratt,
Nelson and Sun, Irwin, Sherman Dockeray,
Wagner, and Weiss are illustrated. A
survey of the whole field of hospital work
with newborn infants. Adapted for be-
ginning psychology." Producer
c
Development of prehension in a single
child. 1R 16-si-$21.50 1933 Ohio state
univ. Dept. of psychology 136.7
"Samples of the manipulatory develop-
ment of a single infant at the ages of 16,
18, 20, 22, 24, 28, 36, 40, 52, and 66 weeks
are shown. Stimulus objects of various
sizes are used. Designed to illustrate
Halverson's monograph. . . Adapted for be-
ginning psychology." Producer
c
1 50 PSYCHOLOGY
7
Illusions of movement. 2min 16-si-$2.50
1932 Adelbert Ford 150
"Since the operator should stop after
each section to allow introspective reports
written on note paper, the actual time re-
quired for a demonstration will be approx-
imately half an hour. The film reproduces
some of the effects of the Phi Phenomenon
of Wertheimer. Dr Sugi Mibai's black bar
is seen to move laterally and rotationally,
although it has merely appeared in one
place and then in another divided by a
period of perfectly blank screen. It also
shows a phi phenomenon as presented in
the flashing lights of Miles'." Producer
Industrial motion analysis, llmin 16-si-$13
1932 Adelbert Ford 150
"6 occupations in a garment factory, each
scene exhibiting the worker with a Stoelt-
ing seconds-clock. The ironing operation
analyzed by means of animated diagrams.
A process chart exhibiting therbligs."
Producer c
Mechanics of the brain. 67min 35-si-f-rent
$12 1930 Amkino; 16-si-rent $15 Gar-
rison 150
Produced by Sovkino, Moscow
"Based on the experiments of Prof. I. P.
Pavlov, directed by V. I. Pudovkin. Study
of conditioned reflexes, showing experi-
ments with animals and humans; with
titles and diagrams." Distributor
c
Motor aptitude. llmin 16-si-$12 1929
Adelbert Ford 150
"Technique of administering some simple
tests of motor aptitude. The Whipple
board, slot board, bolt assembly, match-
board, stylus tapping block, and dimen-
sion preception apparatus. Level of class:
elementary college." Producer
c
Rote learning. 2min 16-si-$2.50 1931 Adel-
bert Ford 150
"Nonsense syllables, presented singly,
for two group experiments." Producer
c
.'Some physiological reactions to emotional
stimuli. ISmin 16-si-$20.50 1932 Ohio
state univ. Dept. of psychology 150
"This film makes a motion picture dem-
onstration of the laboratory experiment in
which a continuous blood pressure record,
thoracic and abdominal breathing records,
time line and a stimulus line are engraved
si - silent; sd- sound; f - inflammable; nf - safety; el - elementary; jh - junior high; sh - senior high; c - college
150-221
EDUCATIONAL FJLM CATALOG
Some physiological reactions to emotional
stimuli Continued
on a carbonized paper run by a kymo-
graph. There are also sequences showing
the operation of the Hathaway galvanic
skin reflex apparatus." Producer
Jh-sh-c
T-puzzle. 14min 16-si-$30 1933 Trow 150
"Various aspects of the mental processes
involved in problem solving are visually
portrayed by these pictures of subjects
working on a two-dimensional puzzle
trial-and-error, ideational behavior, Ge-
stalt, and emotional responses to failure
and success." Producer
c Guide
Trip through a psychology laboratory. 1R
16-si-$21.50 1932 Ohio state univ.
Dept. of psychology 150
"This film shows some of the commoner
laboratory experiments in elementary psy-
chology behavior of infants, mirror draw-
ing, galvanic skin reflex, tactual localiza-
tion, steadiness testing. There is some
attempt made to integrate the various
experiments so that they will not seem
entirely unrelated. Useful only at the
very beginning of a first course." Pro-
ducer c
151.3 Animal psychology
Rose and Raphael. 30min 16-sd-sale ap-
ply; rent $10 35-sd-nf-sale apply; rent
$15 1937 Garrison 151.3
"Produced under the supervision of Prof.
I. P. Pavlov at the Leningrad Institute.
With English talk. A study of the be-
havior of a pair of Chimpanzees. Of popu-
lar interest and of instructional value to
classes in animal behavior, general psy-
chology, biology. A ... study of reactions
to fear and to food stimuli. Showing how
the Chimps solve the problem of reaching
food by piling different sized blocks. Also
how they reach food in a trick box by choos-
ing the proper shaped stick which acts as
a key. How they reach food behind a flame
by learning to put the flame out with
water, first carried in a vessel and in the
absence of a vessel, by carrying the water
in their mouths." Distributor
el-c
1 70 CONDUCT
170
Girl who found herself
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Tex
SSmm: Tex
This film, listed in Educational Film
Catalog, 1936, has been withdrawn by the
Producer but it may still be rented from
the Distributor indicated in italics
Opportunity knocks. iSmin 16-si-rent $1
1935 Harmon found. 170
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: YMCA
Produced by J. V. D. Bucher and is a
life situation study on honesty
1 72.4 PEACE AND WAR
Dealers in death. 61min 16-sd-rent $25 1934
Garrison 172.4
Produced by Monroe Shaft for Topical
films
"Expose of the munitions business during
the war. cThis film] has the written en-
dorsement of Senator Gerald Nye and his
Munitions Investigating Committee. . . All
the episodes are substantiated by docu-
mentary proof and [the filmj was based
on the Fortune magazine article, Men of
War." Producer
This film is also offered as a part of one
of the Peacemobile programs, listed below
jh-sh-c
Lives wasted. 13min 16-si-rent $1.50 1936
Film and photo league 172.4
"An anti war film. It deals with a young
man who enlists during the last war. He is
sent out one night alone and is shot. He
comes home a cripple. His reward a
medal. At home there are no jobs open
for him since he is disabled. He seeks
work but to no avail soon he pawns the
medal for something to eat. He comes to
a cemetery where his buddies lie buried.
He thinks back about the war and as he
stands there he sees a newspaper heralding
a new war and in the distance he sees
children playing at war." Distributor
Peacemobile programs. 16-sd-rent $10
Onderdonk 172.4
If you do not have a projector inquire
when the Peacemobile will be in your local-
ity
Program 1 consists of the 4R "Deal-
ers in death" (listed above) and "Towards
unity" (class 910). Program 2 offers a 7R
film "Drums of doom" and "Why" (in
main catalog, class 172.4). "League of na-
tions" (22min 16-si-rent $2) produced by
the League of nations association is also
available
200 RELIGION
221 Bible. Old Testament
Joseph in the land of Egypt. 65min 16-si-
sd-rent $25 35-si-sd-f-nf-rent $25 Guar-
anteed 221
Rental given above is minimum rate
"This drama is a ... picturization of
the Biblical story of Joseph, and his
brethren. It traces in detail all the inci-
dents of Joseph, his father Jacob, and the
youngest son's arrival in Egypt, his acces-
sion to power through the friendship of
Pharaoh, saving the Egyptians through the
years of famine, and final reunion with his
father and brothers. The scenes were
shot mainly in Egypt. . . The picture is
in silent form with English sub-titles
accompanied by a musical background
throughout." Producer
el-jh-sh
Stories from the Old Testament. 14R 16-
sd-rent ea $1.50 1934 Bell & Howell
221
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Gar IdP
The titles in this non-sectarian series
of Old Testament stories which was pre-
pared under the supervision of Rev. Har-
wood Huntington and is narrated by Wil-
fred Lucas are: Creation; Cain and Abel;
Noah and the Ark; The deluge; Abram;
Abram and Lot; The migration; Rescue
of Lot; Isaac the boy; Ishmael; Sacrifice
of Isaac; Isaac and Rebekah; Jacob and
Rachel; Return of Jacob. The running time
of each reel is lOmin
el-Jh-sh
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36
EDUCATIONAL FILM CATALOG
266-326
266 MISSIONS
California missions. 1R 16-si-$12 1929?
Hollywood film enterprises 266
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Cal Den IdP
35mm: Mass Ore
"The old Spanish missions as they are
today." Oregon
Gorgon's head
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Tex
85mm: Tex
291
This film, listed in Educational Film Cat-
alog, 1936 has been withdrawn by the Pro-
ducer but it may still be rented from
the Distributor indicated in italics
300 SOCIAL SCIENCES
International library of visual aids. 16-sd-
rent 1936-1937 300
A projector, and one unit a month for
a period of two years, is sent to subscrib-
ers for $35 per month. At the end of two
years the projector belongs to the sub-
scriber. The group includes:
I. Man against nature
1. Story of the sea
1. Conquest of fear
2. Monsters of the deep
3. Achievements of engineering
4. Victory of science
2. Story of the mountains
1. How volcanoes make mountains
2. Animals of the mountains
3. Mountain people and their cus-
toms
4. Mount Everest
3. Story of the forest
1. Pleasure and health in the forest
2. Growing and protecting the for-
est
3. Lumbering
4. Forest and water control
4. Story of the jungle
1. Jungles around the world
2. The deadliest animal of the
jungle
3. Village life
4. Perils of the jungle
5. Story of the desert
1. Reclaiming the desert
2. An old civilization built in the
desert
3. Desert people
4. Animals that live in the desert
6. Story of the polar regions
1. In search of the North pole
2. People who live in the North
3. Life at the Antarctic
II. The march of civilization
7. Cradle of our race
1. How all things must struggle
to live
2. How a whole nation traveled in
search of grass
3. How our distant cousins moved
into India
4. The beautiful civilization they
founded in Shalimar
8. Land of our forefathers
1. The Celtic people of France
2. The Teutonic people of Germany
3. The land from which comes our
language
4. The Slavic people of Russia
9. Our own country
1. Before the white man came
2. Landing of the Pilgrims
3. Into the mountains
4. Over the prairies
10. Where West meets East
1. Windows on the Pacific
2. Oldest civilization on earth
3. New country in an old world
4. Land where East meets West
III. The evolution of economic life
11. Primitive life
1. How animals live
2. The simple life of the hunters
3. Hunting in the water
12. Herdsmen and farmers
1. Wandering herdsmen
2. Small farms in Central Asia
3. On to markei
4. The thirsty land
18. Out of the earth
1. Primitive workers
2. Coal
3. Oil and gas
4. Iron and steel
14. From farms to factories
1. Grandfather's farm
2. Home life on the farm
3. Machinery comes to the farm
4. The business of farming
5. The farm goes to the factory
15. Story of transportation
1. In earliest times
2. Pioneer days in our own coun-
try
3. Steam
4. Speed
16. Story of the city
1. Cities for defense
2. Cities for commerce
3. Problems of the city
17. The story of science
1. Through the microscope
2. Story of the telescope
3. Visible forces
4. For the service of man
18. The story of culture
1. Primitive arts
2. Spirit of Egypt
3. A Classical age
4. In the Middle ages
5. The Modern age
6. Facing the future
el-jh-sh Guide
320 Political science
President speaks. lOmin 16-sd-$2S; rent
$1.50 1935 Pictorial 320
This is one of the famous Fireside chats
that of May, 1935. In it the President
explains his policies to the people of Amer-
ica jh-sh
326 Negroes
Negro and art. ISmin 16-si-rent $1.50 35-
si-nf-rent $3 1931 Harmon found. 326
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Pres YMCA
35mm: Pres
"The contribution the American Negro
is making in the field of art, and the har-
monious race relationships which may be
developed through this medium are. . .
suggested." Producer
sh-c
Tuskegee institute & Edgar Guest. (Our
world in review ser.) lOmin 16-sd-
$50; rent apply 1936 Gutlohn 326
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: FiL IdP VES YMCA
Originally produced by Pathe and re-
edited in 1936 for this series
"Richard B. Harrison . . . tells . . . the
history of Tuskegee Institute. . . The
Tuskegee choir, famous for its spirituals,
sings throughout the film. Edgar Guest . . .
reads his 10,000th poem." Distributor
jh-sh-c
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37
INTERNATIONAL FILM BUREAU
__ t \/ __
326-333
EDUCATIONAL ^ILM CATALOG
We work again. ISmin 16-sd-loan 35-sd-
f-loan 1937 WPA 326
"Picture of Negro activities under the
Federal work program. . . All types of
workers from the common laborer to the
highly- trained technician are shown at
useful tasks under the Works Progress Ad-
ministration employment program." Pro-
ducer
330 ECONOMICS
331.214 Economic theory of wages
Hands. 6min
1937 WPA
16-sd-loan 35-sd-f-loan
331.214
"Through pictures of human hands in
action, this . . . short subject tells the
story of the depression, shows the . . .
scope of the Works Progress Administra-
tion employment program and its . . . im-
petus to industrial recovery. It is the first
documentary film ever to trace the circu-
lation of money as it passes from the hands
of the workman through those of the
tradesman into industrial marts." Pro-
ducer
331.7 Skilled and unskilled labor
Work pays America. 40min 16-sd-loan
35-sd-f-loan 1937 WPA 331.7
"A dramatized record of accomplish-
ments under the Works Progress Adminis-
tration employment program. It is a ...
human document showing public improve-
ments and the conservation of human and
natural resources. . . Scenes of nation-
wide activity are set forth showing men
at work on new roads, schools, hospitals,
playgrounds, swimming pools and airports;
women at work providing food and cloth-
ing for under-privileged children, learning
dietetics, nursing, sewing and proper care
of the home. Educators, scientists, actors,
writers, artists and musicians are shown
contributing their share to the cultural
life of the nation. How this agency oper-
ates also in times of national disaster is
portrayed graphically in a series of scenes
recording fire, flood and drought control."
Producer
331.8 Laboring classes
Kuhle Wampe. SOmin 16-sd-$400; rent $15
1934 Garrison 331.8
Produced by Th. Dudow-Praesens film,
Paris, France
" 'Kuhle Wampe' was produced as a call
to the youth of Germany in 1930 to meet
the economic and political problems of the
time. It tells the story of a worker's
family demoralized by long unemployment.
The son, unable to bear the discourage-
ment of unemployment, kills himself.
When her efforts to stave off eviction fail,
Anni, aided by her lover Fritz, moves her
father and mother out to the camp Kuhle
Wampe. Since the war this camp had
grown to be the all year residence of many
people unable to pay the increasing rents
in Germany. Anni's father and mother
are content in their idleness. Anni loves
Fritz. The spring passes and Anni is go-
ing to have a child. Fritz, the type of
carefree youth, who does not like restraints
of any kind, evades marriage but is final-
ly persuaded by Anni. Both Anni and
Fritz are disgusted with the people in
Kuhle Wampe who come to the wedding
feast. Shortly after Anni and her friend
Gerda leave the colony despite the fact
that Anni's mother and father will not ac-
company her. She joins a new group and
the last part of the picture is a documen-
tary record of the activities of this group,
largely in the sport field, whereby they
build up the morale of their members."
Distributor sh-c
Millions of us. 20min 16-sd-sale apply;
rent $7.50 1936 Garrison 331.8
Produced by American labor produc-
tions, inc.
"The story of the millions of unemployed
exemplified in a young man who is driven
by hunger to take employment as a scab
and the experiences that lead him to rec-
ognize his common interests with the
strikers and the working people general-
ly. The first labor film made in the
U.S.A." Distributor
sh-c
331.83 Housing
Challenge of the slums. lOmin 16-si-$30;
rent $2 1936 Garrison 331.83
"Pictures living conditions in New York
tenement areas and shows new housing
developments at cheap rentals to take the
place of slums." Producer
sh-c
332 Money and banking
March of trade. 60min 16-sd-loan 35-sd-
f-loan 1937 Nat. city bank of New
York 332
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Geo
"A quick survey of world commerce, with
brief glimpses of the major centers and in-
dustries of Europe, Asia and Latin Amer-
ica and a graphic indication of the role of
banking in foreign trade. The film in-
cludes New York, London, Paris and south-
ern France, Barcelona, Italy, China, Man-
churia, India, Japan, Manila, Mexico, Puerto
Rico, Haiti, Brazil, Uruguay, and the Ar-
gentine. Typical products and exports of
each region visited are shown, as well as
street scenes and native life. The sound
on this film provides a running commen-
tary with music, on the lands visited and
on world commerce and the part played by
banking in world trade." Georgia
el-jh-sh-c Guide
Nation's market place 332.6
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Col Tex
S 5 mm: Tex
This film, listed in Educational Film
Catalog, 1936, has been withdrawn by the
Producer but it may still be rented from
the Distributors indicated in italics
333 Natural resources. Conservation
Conservation of our natural resources.
(Human geography ser.) lOmin 16-sd-
$50 35-sd-nf-$100 1937 Erpi 333
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Geo
"Three natural resources hold the cen-
ter of attention in this film: water power,
forests, and farm lands. Early wastes in
the lumbering industry and agriculture are
delineated, and the appalling results of
these are shown. This is followed by an
explanation of steps which have been
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38
EDUCATIONAL FILM CATALOG
334-370.94
Conservation of our natural resources
Continued
taken and are now being- planned to con-
serve these resources. The effects of wind
and water erosion and unwise farming
are shown, scenes from the Dust Bowl,
and local and federal efforts to check these
abuses. There is also included a sequence
on conservation and development of es-
thetic resources." Producer
sh-c Guide
334 Cooperation
Consumer cooperation in Sweden. 30min
16-si-$75; rent $5 1937 Edberg 334
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Wis
A study of cooperation as carried on
in the dairy country of Sweden
338 Production
Getting your money's worth, llmin 16-
sd-rent $1.50 35-sd-f-rent $5 1937
Film and photo league 338
"The topics deal with the fraud and
misrepresentation practised upon the pub-
lic in food and clothing and other com-
modities. The film exposes the frauds and
offers advice on how to detect them and
what to look for when buying. The specific
items dealt with in the first issue are lead
toys, men's shoes and Grades A and B
milk. There is sound commentary as well
as accompanying music." Producer
353 United States government
We, the people. lOmin 16-sd-$30; rent apply
1937? Gutlohn 353
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: FiL IdP VES YMCA
A Pathe news production
"The workings and history of constitu-
tional government brought up to present
time." School management
"A film that will interest every student
and adult. It could well be used in class-
rooms for History and Social Studies."
Scholastic jh-sh-c
355 ARMY
Day at West Point
355
This film, listed in the January Supple-
ment, 1937, has been withdrawn from cir-
culation
359 NAVY
Admirals in the making. 12min 16-sd-loan
35-sd-f-loan 1937 Stark 359
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Bait
Information given has not been verified
by the Producer for this Supplement
Although the 35mm prints of this fllm
are offered on nitrate stock copies can be
ordered made up on safety. The working
title was "Heads up"
"Depicts life at U.S. Naval Academy,
Annapolis, Md. Highlights of major ac-
tivities during the entire four years." Pro-
ducer el-jh-sh-c
Battle maneuvers. 8min 16-si-sd-loan
1936 Navy recruiting serv. 359
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: A&B
"Men-o-war during battle action." Pro-
ducer Jh-sh
Let's join the navy. 8min 16-si-sd-loan
35-sd-f-loan 1936 Navy recruiting serv.
359
"A day on board a battle ship scenes of
shipboard life and events." Producer
jh-sh
Making man-o'-warsmen. 20min 16-si-sd-
loan 35-sd-f-loan 1936 Navy recruit-
ing serv. 359
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm sound: A&B Geo YMCA
"Scenes at U. S. Naval training station
showing training of recruits. Drills, exer-
cises, schools, entertainment." Producer
jh-sh
360 WELFARE
364 Delinquency
Juvenile delinquency. 8min 16-sd-$12 35-
sd-f-nf-$15-$23.80 Nat. probation assn.
364
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Cal Wis
Produced by March of Time but is avail-
able thru the National probation associa-
tion only and for non-commercial uses only
"Begins with a few pictures and a brief
preamble about the 1935 annual meeting
of the National Probation Association at
Atlantic City. . . The fllm then proceeds
to take up in story form the development
of a delinquent, from his boyhood in a
tenement home to a finale behind prison
bars." Distributor
el-jh-sh-c-trade
368 Insurance
Now for tomorrow. 3R 16-si-rent $3 1935?
Harmon found. 368
An argument for old age annuities told
in story form. Public health nurses are
used as examples. Contrasts the nurse
who invested in annuities with the one
who did not. Will be useful for groups
other than nurses who are interested in
some form of planning for old age annu-
ities during working years. Does not
mention any insurance company. Planned,
directed and acted by members of the
Harmon association for the advancement
of nursing
370 EDUCATION
Creative approach to education 370.1
This film, listed in Educational Film
Catalog, 1936, has been withdrawn from
circulation
370.94 Europe
Denmark and her folk schools. 4min 16-si-
$12 1930 Trow 370.94
"Danish folk school has had no little
significance politically and socially as well
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39
370.94-373
EDUCATIONAL fllM CATALOG
Denmark and her folk schools Continued
as educationally. Schools, street scenes,
and historic castles here give the atmos-
phere of Copenhagen and vicinity." Pro-
ducer
sh-c Guide
German education. 14min 16-si-$30 1932
Trow 370.94
"Indoor and outdoor classes in both pub-
lic and private schools in different parts
of Germany, dramatics, physical educa- ,
tion, a children's colony, and forest schools,
as well as various influences of the Youth
movement including school country homes
and youth hostels." Producer
Guide
and in special institutions, together with
examples of different levels of feeble-
mindedness, of cretinism and mongolian-
ism, and some of the more striking psy-
choses." Producer
Guide
372 Elementary education
371.33 Educational films
Teaching with sound films. (Teacher train-
ing sen) lOmin 16-sd-$50; rent $3.50
35-sd-nf-$100; rent $5 1936 Erpi
371.33
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Geo
"Based upon research and experimenta-
tion, this picture depicts methods of using
the sound film in the classroom. Units
of instruction at the intermediate, junior
and senior high school levels are shown.
The parts played by the teacher, the
pupils, and the sound film are illustrated in
the study of 'Plant Growth,' 'Sound waves
and their sources,' 'Work of Rivers,' and
other subjects. Because of the need for
professional knowledge in this field, this
picture will make a substantial contri-
bution to classes in teaching method and
in audio-visual instruction, as well as to
teachers in service." Producer
jh-sh-c Guide
371.42 Vocations
What about jobs. 30min 16-si-$60 1936
Educ. research as&n. 371.42
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: YMCA
Reel 1 gives a brief survey of the job
situation prior to 1935 as well as that of
today, and stresses necessary preparations
for securing good jobs. Reel 2 gives actual
life situations involved in securing a job.
It includes the application, the interview
and gives useful hints to applicants for
impressing a prospective employer. The
film is based on the book of the same title
Jh-sh-c
371.74 School recreation
Rhythmic action.
California
4R 16-si-rent $2 1935
371.74
"A film of special interest to teachers,
produced at the University elementary
training school. Activities of children on
the nursery school playground. Creative
work and play in the grades from first
through seventh. Interpretation and ex-
ression through rhythmic motion." Pro-
ucer el-c
371.9 Education of special classes
{
Handicapped children and clinical types.
14min 16-si-$30 1933 Trow 371.9
"Work with the mentally backward, the
deaf, blind, and crippled in regular schools
American experimental schools. 14min 16-
si-$30 1933 Trow 372
"These pictures of the Dalton school
in New York and of the Winnetka school
in Illinois, and examples of individualized
and socialized instruction in other centres
give the theory and technique of such
plans more reality." Producer
c Guide
Elementary teacher as a guide 372
This film, listed in Educational Film Cat-
alog, 1936, has been withdrawn from cir-
culation
372.4 Reading
Eye movements in reading. ISmin 16-si-
$17 1936 Valentine 372.4
"The operation of the ophthalmograph
in diagnosing reading difficulty due to faulty
eye movement is explained. The flxational
pause, forward sweep, and regression are
shown graphically and also by means of
actual eye photographs. An exceptional
second-grade and an ordinary third-grade
reader are compared. A slow third-grade
reader serves to demonstrate unusually
large flxational pauses. Regressions are il-
lustrated by eye photographs of a college
freshman who also uses his finger to follow
the line and moves his lips. The expert
eye movements of a good college fresh-
man follow. The operation of the metrono-
scope, used in correcting eye movements in
adults and generating the proper ones in
a pre-school child, is shown. The exces-
sive head and body movements of the
beginner are shown to be eliminated as
mastery of the skill is approached." Pro-
ducer c
Teaching of reading 372.4
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: lo
This film, listed in Educational Film
Catalog, 1936, has been withdrawn by the
Producer but it may still be rented from
the Distributor indicated in italics
373 Secondary education
Glimpses of secondary education in western
Massachusetts. 40min 16-si-rent $2
1936 Williams 373
"Nineteen high schools furnished one or
two sequences showing different phases of
secondary education. Altogether the pic-
ture gives ... an ... idea of what goes
on in our high schools. The scenes in-
clude such activities as remedial gymna-
sium work, laboratory work in physics, a
class in agriculture at work, office ma-
chines in operation, shop work, an assem-
bly program, educational guidance, sewing
and cooking classes, work in dramatics,
visual equipment etc." Producer
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40
EDUCATIONAL FILM CATALOG
380-385
380 COMMERCE. TRANSPORTATION
Commerce around the coffee cup. llmin
16-sd-loan 35-sd-f-nf-loan 1935 Dept. of
commerce 380
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: A&B Ariz Brig Cal Geo lo
loS Kan Minn Mo Ohio Tex Wis
YMCA
3 5mm: YMCA
Produced by Pathe News, Inc. for the
National foreign trade council and also
sponsored by the Bureau of foreign and
domestic commerce
"Presents an 'average family' around
the dinner table a father, mother and
their daughter. Lowell Thomas, news
narrator, has the role of guest to whom
the questions are directed. As he answers
the family's questions, scenes are intro-
duced of manufactured products such as
automobiles and tools being shipped from
this country while coffee from Brazil of
textiles from England in turn course back
to the United States. . . The drama of
transportation, cargoes being loaded, and
raw products being assembled, are picto-
rially presented as Mr. Thomas describes
their significance in connection with trade
balances to the group around the table."
Advertising age
sh-c
Great cargoes. (Face of Britain ser.) 22min
16-sd-apply 35-sd-f-apply 1936 Gau-
mont British 380
A documentary film directed by Paul
Rotha
"The commercial relationship between
Great Britain and the Dominions, and the
interchange of goods between the two.
Different parts of the Dominions are first
shown, with natives at work in the plan-
tations, etc. We pass to the City of Lon-
don. . .and hence to the North of England,
where iron and coal are mined, cotton
fabrics are made, and other staple indus-
tries provide goods for export. A great
new dock is shown stage by stage in pro-
cess of construction, and big ships are
shown in dock. . . Pictorially extremely
interesting. . . The course followed by
the action is confused and sketchy, and the
fundamental ideas of the theme are not
clarified by a commentary which for the
most part only interferes with the pic-
ture." British film inst.
Jh-sh
Oriental transportation. iSmin 35-sd-nf-
<? apply 1931? Modern film sales; llmin
16-sd-$36; rent $1.50 Bell & Howell
380
Produced by Grace G. Huntington and
narrated by Wilfred Lucas
"There's your choice of wheel-barrows,
camels, bullocks, sedan chairs, rickshaws
and one modern note a motor bus. This
short . . . describes the methods of trans-
portation in China and Japan." Distributor
el-Jh
383 Post-office. Stamps
Here comes the mail. SOmin 16-si-loan
1936 383
Loaned, if applied for thru local postal
employee organizations. Produced by the
Joint council of postal employees, St. Paul,
Minnesota
"This picture is the result of an idea
of putting into use the portable motion
picture as a means of showing our em-
ployers, the public, the manner in which
we handle their letters and other mails. It
is an amateur production produced and fi-
nanced by the Postal Employees of St.
Paul, Minnesota, through the Joint council
of postal employees, which is a Postal
Employee Trade and Labor Assembly. In
the first scene we have a picture of those
delegates to the Council responsible for the
making of the films. . . Scenario and pho-
tography by Howard Hanson
Guide
Travels of a postage stamp. ISmin 16-sd-
loan Post office dept. 383
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Tex
"This film shows the adventures of a
postage stamp from the time it leaves the
Bureau of Engraving and Printing until,
on a letter, it reaches its destination."
Producer el-Jh-sh
385 Railroads
Development of English railways. 8min
16-sd-apply 35-sd-f-apply 1937 Gau-
mont British 385
"Opening with shots of a train leaving
a modern railway terminus, the film pro-
ceeds to show by means of maps and
moving diagrams how and why railways
originated, details of their development,
the amalgamation of the railways in 1921,
and comparative speeds of travelling by
road, canal and rail. . . The film closes with
diagrammatic representations of the com-
parative times taken to travel from Lon-
don to Liverpool by road and rail and of
the time taken by mail coach in 1800, by
the first long-distance train and by a mod-
ern express. . . The film should save a
considerable amount of time which must
otherwise be spent in assembling the main
facts which are essential before a class or
student can proceed to study any particular
aspect of the subject. It presents the facts
concisely and the diagrams are likely to
impress the facts on the minds of the
class or student. The diagram work in
general is good but some of the maps
e.g. the map showing the road, coal and
rail systems of England contain so much
material that they lack definition. [Recom-
mended asj a classroom teaching or back-
ground film for children over 14, univer-
sity students and adult education organisa-
tions." British film inst.
jh-sh-c
Flight of the Century. 12min 16-si-sd-loan
1934 N.Y. Central system 385
This film will be withdrawn about Jan-
uary 31, 1938 so if interested in It secure
it before that time
"This pictures a trip on the Twentieth
Century Limited between Chicago and New
York." Producer
el-Jh-ah
George Washington's railroad. 60min 16-
sd-loan 35-sd-nf-loan 1936 C&O 385
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: YMCA
35mm: YMCA
Scenes of Washington's early activities
and surroundings open this film of the
story of the building of George Washing-
ton's railroad. Many houses and buildings
of historical interest appear
Journey by train. 45min 16-si-$150 1935
Text film 385
"Composed of eight units: Preparation
for journey; Railway station activity; En-
ll - lilent; sd- sound; f - inflammable,- nf safety; el - elementary; Jh - Junior high: sh - senior high; c - college
41
385-508
EDUCATIONAL FILM CATALOG
Journey by train Continued
gine; Pullman car; Baggage car and U.S.
mail car; Dining car and kitchen; Pullman
berths and dressing rooms; Observation
car. Each unit is a complete sequence
and may be shown separately or collective-
ly." Producer
There is a set of seventy 8x10 still pho-
tographs paralleling the entire film story
which may be used for identification and
to recall a sequence. 35mm prints are
available upon special order
el-jh-sh Guide
Pageant of American inland transportation.
45min 16-si-loan B&O 385
This film is being constantly revised and
kept up to date with additional shots. It
was mentioned as a visual aid in connection
with "Communications," the program of
the American school of the air for Feb. 8,
1937 jh-sh
386 Waterways
Our inland waterways. 35min 16-sd-loan
1932 Inland waterways corp. 386
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: An BosU Brig Geo III lo loS
Kan Ken Minn OreS
Recently revised and brought up to date
"Traces the development of water trans-
portation in the Mississippi Valley for the
past hundred years, from the days of the
flat boats and keel boats to the present
dieselized, all-steel, twin screw, tunnel-
type tow boats and steel barges. . . Shows
the development of interchange river and
rail terminals by the different cities
throughout the Mississippi Valley, the
various types of equipment now in use,
and the final coordination of truck-rail-
barge-ocean transportation. In addition,
this picture shows the picking, trucking,
ginning, compressing and shipping of cot-
ton; the threshing, harvesting, transporta-
tion, milling and handling of grain candi
the manufacturing processes through which
sugar passes." Producer
jh-sh-c
387 Ships
Normandie. SOmin 16-si-loan 1935 French
line 387
Information given has not been verified
by the Producer for this Supplement
This is a Chase film
"Maiden voyage of the 'Normandie,' be-
ginning at Havre on May 29, 1935 and
ending at New York on June 3rd. Activ-
ities on board, functions held on board,
visit of the ship (dining room, cabins,
swimming pool, engine room, etc)." Dis-
tributor el-jh-sh
Normandie. French line (Fox film) 387
This film, listed in the January Supple-
ment, 1937, has been withdrawn from cir-
culation
Oriental watercraft. iSmin 35-sd-nf-apply
1931? Modern film sales; llmin 16-sd-
$36; rent $1.50 Bell & Howell 387
Produced by Grace G. Huntington and
narrated by Wilfred Lucas
"Outrigger canoes of Northern Luzon;
shaloups, sampans, sailboats, junks, fish-
ing craft, liners, warships in the great
Shanghai harbor, Japanese commercial
vessels manned by women, river inhabi-
tants . . . water panorama of the Far
East." Distributor
el-jh
Progress. 45min 35-si-nf-loan prior 1927
U.S. steel 387
Produced by the Michigan limestone and
chemical company, Rogers City, Michigan,
from whom it may also be secured
"The story of the operation of the
steamer Carl D. Bradley, largest freighter
on the Great Lakes. History of Great
Lakes navigation launching scenes navi-
gation equipment engine room unloading
scenes, actual and animated uses of this
type of boat in building breakwaters and
light-house cribs." Distributor
39 1 Costume
All dolled up. (Oriental journeys ser.)
llmin 35-sd-nf-apply Modern film
sales; 16-sd-$36; rent $1.50 1936 Bell
& Howell 391
Produced by Grace G. Huntington and
narrated by Wilfred Lucas
"Many modes on many models. Stun-
ning hats and hostess gowns in China.
Rainy day costumes in Japan. The well-
dressed man-about-town of Burma. Pyr-
amid, superstructure and set-back coif-
fure styles. Play suits in Siam. A com-
plete walking ensemble favored in wear
for camel riders. Bathing costumes at
Benares-on-the-Ganges. Intimate and in-
destructable afternon wear in the Philip-
pines and the sun-ray sport models of
Bali where the neckline is worn at the
hips." Distributor
el-Jh
Tying the Japanese obi. 4min 16-si-$5
Burton Holmes 391
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: B&H Col Kan
"Showing the seriousness with which
the Japanese girls consider this portion of
their dressing, and the care spent in
tying the obi." Colorado
el-jh-sh
393 FUNERAL CUSTOMS
Elaborate Chinese funerals. (Wonders of
the world ser.) 4min 16-si-$6 1935 Bell
& Howell 393
The title is descriptive of the contents
500 SCIENCE
508 Museums
Chicago planetarium & the Deutsches mu-
seum in Munich. (Our world in re-
view ser.) lOmin 16-sd-$50; rent ap-
ply 1937 Gutlohn 508
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: FiL IdP VES YMCA
Originally produced by Pathe and re-
edited in 1936 for this series
"The Chicago Planetarium: A marvel of
science. . . Here we can examine at close
range the amazing projector, which re-
cords the heavenly bodies in exact scale
and proportion. The Deutsches museum in
Munich: Charles R. Richards of the Mu-
seum of Natural History in New York
guides us through nine miles or 360,000
square feet of fascinating exhibits covering
every department of human knowledge.
Scale and full-size models showing the de-
velopment of locomotion, of agricultural
si - silent; sd- sound; f - inflammable; nf - safety; el - elementary; jh - junior high; sh - senior high; c - college
42
EDUCATIONAL FILM CATALOG
508-520
Chicago planetarium & the Deutsches mu-
seum in Munich Continued
instruments of astronomy, sections of
U-boats, actual mining shafts, and 18th
century apothecary shops. Oscar von
Meuller, founder, is shown amidst his
dream of years a museum where the
visitor can learn by actually operating the
various models." Distributor
jh-sh-c
German museum in Munich. 30min 16-si-
sd-loan German railroads 508
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm silent: Geo
16mm sound: Geo YMCA
"A pictorial trip through one of the
greatest scientific museums a great house
of histories in which the entire record of
man's work upon the earth is condensed
and dramatized. Many of the scenes show
the details of actual operation of the sci-
entific apparatus. An outstanding instruc-
tional film." Young men's Christian assn.
sh-c
5 1 MATHEMATICS
5 1 3 Geometry
Geometry. 30min 35-si-nf-rent $6 1932?
Wholesome film serv. 513
This film is to be made up on 16mm
stock
"An interesting treatise on this science
and the history of its origin. Produced
and edited by Charles Sampson, Head-
master of the Huntington school for boys."
Producer sh
Play of imagination in geometry 513
This film, listed in Educational Film
Catalog, 1936, has been withdrawn from
circulation
520 ASTRONOMY
Earth in motion. (Univ. of Chicago phys-
ical science ser.) lOmin 16-sd-$50 35-sd-
nf-$100 1936 Erpi 520
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Gal Geo lo Ohio Wis
"This film presents . . . the dynamic as-
pects of the earth as a planet. The earth's
sphericity is demonstrated, while rotation
is established by star trails and the Pou-
cault pendulum. Proof of the earth's revo-
lution about the sun is presented by mo-
tion of the sun in respect to stars and
by the annual parallax of stars. The film
concludes with phenomena associated with
this revolution, such as, characteristics of
orbit, aphelion and perihelion, law of areas,
inclination of axis, and seasons." Pro-
ducer jh-sh-c Guide
Exploring the universe. (Univ. of Chicago
physical science ser.) lOmin 16-sd-$50
35-sd-nf-$100 1937 Erpi 520
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Geo loS
Demonstrates the principles and con-
struction of telescopes. Shows by anima-
tion the binaries, trinaries, the variables
and why they vary, galaxies and galactic
rotation. Shows also what will happen to
the Big Dipper in 100,000 years and the
theory of the expanding universe
jh-sh-c Guide
Hello Mars. lOmin 16-si-$16.10; rent $1.50
35 si-f-nf-apply Bray; Films, inc. 520
DISTRIBUTORS
35mm: Minn
"Illustration of the theories of Perrier,
Pickering, Wood and Flammarion, of pos-
sible ways of signalling Mars. Animated
technical drawings combined with photog-
raphy." Producer
jh
If we lived on the moon. 14min 16-si-
$20.27; rent $2 Bray; Films, inc. 520
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Dud
"Combines actual lunar photography
with animated technical drawings; shows
conditions on the surface of the moon as
scientists believe them to be." Producer
Jh-sh
The moon. (Univ. of Chicago physical sci-
ence ser.) lOmin 16-sd-$50 35-sd-nf-
$100 1936 Erpi 520
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Cal Geo Kan Ohio Wis
"The technique of animation and other
cinematic devices present . . . the story
of the moon. The difficult concept of tides
is ... explained, as are the phases of the
moon. Other lunar phenomena explained
by special cinematography and animation
are: the moon's orbit; the lunar month;
sunrise and sunset on the moon; occulta-
tion of stars; the moon's path in space;
lunar eclipses; and solar eclipses with spe-
cial reference to the eclipse of 1932." Pro-
ducer jh-sh-c Guide
1932 total eclipse of the sun. H^min
16-si-$30 1932 Herz 520
Taken in center of path of totality, Ken-
nebunk, Me. using speeded photography
as well as straight photography
"Film shows cameras and telescope set
up ... progress of the eclipse from before
the first contact and through the partial
in steps of 6 minutes up to just before
totality when the machine is run continu-
ously through the totality it shows the
corona of the sun practically one diameter
(of sun) long, it shows light clouds passing
before the disk of the sun, shows the Bailey
beads at third contact and then shows the
partial (after total) eclipse up to and
through fourth contact i.e. the whole of
the sun's disk completely uncovered." Pro-
ducer el-jh-sh-c
Romance of the skies. 14min 16-si-$24.95;
rent $2 35-si-f-nf-apply Bray; Films,
inc. 520
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: A&B
35mm: Mo
"Story of comets, eclipses and other
phenomena of the heavens. Course of
comets and a comet's tail are explained.
Effect of these phenomena on earth, sun
and moon. Eclipse of the sun. Views of
the Corona and the Chromosphere during
eclipse." Producer
Jh-sh
Seeing the universe through the world's
largest telescopes. 50-60min 16-si-$H5;
rent $10 35-si-nf-$225; rent $20 1937
Educators film lib. 520
Produced by Ruroy Sibley
Reel 1 Seeing the sun; reel 2 Going to
the moon; reel 3 From Mercury to Mars;
reel 4 Jupiter, Saturn and beyond; reel
5 Pathway of the gods
"A short course in descriptive astronomy
. . . coordinated with standard text books
si silent; sd - sound; f - inflammable; nf - safety; el - elementary; Jh - junior high; sh - senior high; o - college
43
520-533
EDUCATIONAL FILM CATALOG
Seeing the universe through the world's
largest telescopes Continued
on the science. It is so composed that the
reels may be used separately as correspond-
ing sections of the science are studied
(16-si-rent $2.50 35-si-nf-rent $5) or the
five reels may be shown at one time either
as a general review or as an entertainment
feature." Producer
jh-sh-c Guide
Solar family. (Univ. of Chicago physical
science ser.) lOmin 16-sd-$50 35-sd-
nf-$100 1936 Erpi 520
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Gal Geo Ohio Wis
"The evolution of the solar system re-
vealed according to the planetesimal hypo-
thesis is followed by a portrayal of the real
and apparent motion of the planets. Among
the special phenomena presented are: the
phases of Venus; retrograde motion of
Mars, Jupiter and its satellites; the ap-
parent motion of Saturn's rings; orbits of
the planetoids, Eros and Anteros; orbit of
Halley's comet; and the motion of the solar
system in space." Producer
jh-sh-c Guide
Through Galileo's telescope & Mt Wilson
observatory. (Our world in review ser.)
lOmin 16-sd-$50; rent apply 1937 Gut-
lohn 520
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: FiL IdP VES TMCA
Originally produced by Pathe and re-
edited in 1936 for this series
"Pictures of Galileo and the optic tube,
invented by a Dutch spectacle maker. . .
His trial for heresy . . . and his final
defiance, 'And yet it moves.' ... In con-
trast to the crude optic tube of Galileo,
we see the world's largest telescope and
how it is operated. . . We see sun spots
and their size in relation to the earth and
solar prominences 150,000 miles high."
Distributor sh-c
Tidal theory of the earth's and moon's cre-
ation, and the moon in closeup. (Our
world in review ser.) lOmin 16-sd-
$50; rent apply 1937 Gutlohn 520
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: FiL IdP VES YMCA
Originally produced by Pathe and re-
edited in 1936 for this series
"A graphic description of the earth's
evolution with animated drawings snowing
this evolution according to the tidal theory
as compared to the outworn nebular hy-
pothesis. We see how the pull of gravity
of a passing star caused tidal explosions
in the sun that resulted in the birth of
the earth and her sister planets, and the
earth's change from her gaseous state of
five billion years ago into the shrunken
solid form she is now. There follows the
story of the birth of the moon and what
is happening to it. A series of closeup pic-
tures of the moon, taken at the McMath-
Hulbert Observatory. These are said to be
the only ones of their kind ever taken."
Distributor sh-c
530 PHYSICS
Air currents and theory of streamlining.
(Our world in review ser.) lOmin 16-
sd-$50; rent apply 1937 Gutlohn 530
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: FiL IdP VES YMCA
Originally produced by Pathe and re-
edited in 1936 for this series
"By means of a smoke chamber in-
vented by Baron Shiva, Japanese Scientist,
* Clarence Chamberlin . . . shows us how
air currents react to different shaped ob-
jects, what keeps a plane up, and what
happens if it is tilted too sharply. [Then]
Norman Bel Geddes, noted industrial de-
signer compares the ship of today with
his model of the liner of tomorrow. By
examining nature's own example of stream-
lining, the porpoise, as well as by dia-
grams showing the difference in air re-
sistance of oval, square, and tear shaped
objects when placed in an air-chamber,
we are shown . . . the efficacy and beauty
of streamlining." Distributor
sh-c
Wave motion. 45min 35-si-f-nf-$270 1931
Stempel 530
"It is the purpose of this film to study
the motion of the medium and the forces
causing this motion as the wave passes
by. . . In reel 1 the following points have
been shown with a spiral spring in which
a transverse wave has been set up in
motion and arrested at various points for
a detailed analysis: The motion of a single
loop; The changes in phase of and the
forces acting on the loops as one goes
from one loop to the next; [and] The right
angled relationship between the motion of
the medium and the direction of propa-
gation. . . In reel 2 the energy distribu-
tion along the wave is studied. . . The
effect of suddenly cutting off the supplied
power at the source is shown to demon-
strate that there is no potential energy
at the crest of the wave. The discontinu-
ity of the energy curve is fully exam-
ined. . . In reel 3 an exhaustive com-
parison is made between the larger total
energy and the kinetic energy as developed
In reel 2 in order to bring out the huge
amount of energy which is transmitted by
wave motion which plays no part in the
mere wave motion set up in the medium.
It is next shown that a receiver . . . re-
ceives the energy carried along by the
wave, both kinetic and total, in pulses and
not a continuous stream. At this point
a reference is made to the Quantum theory
and its bearing on the above wave anal-
ysis. . . In conclusion the kinetic energy
and the total energy are again compared
in simplified form to bring out the very
great difference between them." Producer
c
530.1 Relativity
Einstein's theory of relativity. 32min 16-
si-rent $2 1924 Kodascope 530.1
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: AdB Dud Ken Inst Wis
An Independent production
"Condensed from the longer Fadman pro-
duction by Max Fleischer. An . . . ex-
position of the elementary theory of
Einstein, beginning with the definition of
relativity and then proceeding by very
simple and well known examples, showing
the relativity of motion, direction, size,
speed, time and measurements. These are
illustrated both by animated diagrams and
by ordinary cinematography. . . No at-
tempt is made to demonstrate the more
advanced ideas in Einstein's theory, but a
fair working knowledge of the principles
involved is ... portrayed." Distributor
sh-c
533 Air
Air we breathe. 1R 16-si-rent $2 1934?
Film classic exchange 533
Originally produced by Urban
"This is a home science film designed to
show the properties of air." Distributor
el-jh-sh
si - silent: sd - sound; f - inflammable; nf - safety; el - elementary; jh - junior high; sh - senior high; c - college
44
EDUCATIONAL FILM CATALOG
534-538
534 Sound
Walter Damrosch. 9min 35-sd-nf-loan
General electric 534
"The famous musical director briefly
discusses sound reproduction, after which
he plays a selection on the piano, em-
phasizing dominant chords. The sound
track of the music on the film is shown
on the screen, so that the viewer sees, as
well as hears, the sound." Producer
Jh-sh-c
535.8 Lenses
200-inch disc. I5min 16-si-loan 1934 Quig-
ley 535.8
"Scenes at the pouring of the 200-inch
disc." Producer
sh-c
537 Electricity
Electrons. (Univ. of Chicago physical sci-
ence ser.) lOmin 16-sd-$50 35-sd-nf-
$100 1937 Erpi 537
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Geo lo loS
"By means of various photographic tech-
niques including animation, the hypothesis
that electricity consists of unit elementary
charges is supported by observation of
phenomena associated with the conduction
electricity in liquids, gases, and vacuums.
The conclusion drawn is that the funda-
mental unit of an electrical charge is the
electron." Producer
jh-sh-c Guide
Principles of current electricity. 24min 16-
si-$48 35-si-nf-$160 prior 1927 DeVry
537
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Cal Ed lo VE8 YMCA
"The specific aim of this film is to show
the relation between electro-statics and
electric currents; to make clear the funda-
mentals of current electricity by animated
diagrams of the electron movements and
by water analogies; and to show the re-
lation between the voltage, resistance, and
current in an electric circuit. This picture
may also serve as a means of dispensing
with costly laboratory apparatus which is
generally needed to demonstrate the prin-
ciples involved in electric currents." Iowa
univ. jh-sh-c Guide
Principles of electrostatics. (Electricity
ser.) 24min 16-si-$48 35-si-nf-$160
prior 1927 DeVry 537
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Cal Ed lo VES YMCA
"Polarity. Conductors and insulators.
Electrostatic induction. Electron theory.
Distribution of charges. Electric machines.
Condensers. Gaseous discharges. Light-
ning." California
Jh-sh Guide
Traveling electrical waves. 60min 16-si-
loan 35-si-nf-loan 1936 Mass. inst.
of tech. 537
"This is a series of three separate ani-
mation studies of the behavior of electrical
waves on a power transmission line. . .
They are designed primarily for instruction
of students in advanced electrical theory,
and are not readily understood by high
school groups or lay audiences. Case No. 1
covers the behavior of direct-current waves
on an open line and may be shown in-
dependently. Cases No. 2 to No. 9 show
the behavior of direct-current waves on
short-circuited and loaded lines and have
been treated as a unit." Producer
537.5 Cathode raps
Cathode ray oscillograph. (General science
ser.) 23min 16-sd-apply 35-sd-f-apply
1935 Gaumont British 537.5
Produced in collaboration with Radio re-
search board
"This two-reel film consists of the fol-
lowing six parts: The necessity for a new
instrument for radio -research is demon-
strated by showing the failure of needle
and mirror voltmeters at frequencies much
below those found in radio research; The
construction of the Cathode Ray Oscillo-
graph is explained and the function of
each part is demonstrated; The use of the
time-base is shown; The application of the
oscillograph to the location of thunder-
storms is demonstrated; The application
of the oscillograph to the determination of
the height of the ionosphere is shown;
The application of the oscillograph to the
degree of ionization of the upper atmos-
phere is demonstrated." Producer
538 Magnetism
Electrodynamics. (Univ. of Chicago phys-
ical science ser.) lOmin 16-sd-$50 35-
sd-nf-$100 1936 Erpi 538
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Cal Geo lo Kan Ohio Wis
"The fundamental principles of current
electricity and electromagnetism are pre-
sented . . . by animated drawings. Direct
photography is used throughout to demon-
strate cause and effect, while animation
explains it. Among the concepts presented
are: Galvani's discovery of current elec-
tricity; magnetic field about a current car-
rying wire; magnetic field of a coil; elec-
tromagnets; Rowland's experiment; mag-
netic hypothesis; recalescence; induction
by a magnet; A. C. generator; D. C. gen-
erator; induction by an electric current;
and transformers." Producer
Jh-sh-c Guide
Principles of electro-magnetism. (Electric-
ity ser.) 24min 16-si-$48 35-si-nf-$160
prior 1927 DeVry 538
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Cal Ed lo VES YMCA
"Electromagnetic phenomena. Relation-
ship between current and magnetic fields.
Coils and solenoids. Practical applications.
Electromagnetic induction. Transformers."
California jh-sh Guide
Principles of magnetism. (Electricity ser.)
24min 16-si-$48 35-si-nf-$160 prior 1927
DeVry 533
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Cal Ed lo VES YMCA
"Polarity. Lines of force. Reluctance
and permeability. Magnetic induction.
Uses of magnets. Molecular theory of
magnetization. Terrestrial magnetism."
California jh-sh Guide
si -silent; sd - sound; f - inflammable; nf - safety; el - elementary; jh - junior high; th - senior high; c - college
45
540-551
EDUCATIONAL FILM CATALOG
540 CHEMISTRY
Catalysis. (Univ. of Chicago physical sci-
ence ser.) lOmin 16-sd-$50 35-sd-nf-
$100 1937 Erpi 540
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Geo
"The film presents explanations of sev-
eral phenomena associated with catalysis,
among them, concentration by absorption,
activation by absorption, intermediate
compounds, in a homogeneous mixture,
chain reactions, braking of reaction chains,
poisoning of catalysis, and negative cata-
lysts or inhibitors. The practical applica-
tions used as a basis for explanations are
rubber manufacturing and anti-knock gas-
oline." Producer
Jh-sh-c Guide
Colloid. 30min 16-si-$35 35-si-f-nf-$35 1928
Rolab 540
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Geo
"Clouds, geysers, volcanoes, the Tyndall
effect, the Liesegang rings, the Brownian
movement of ultra microscopic particles,
production of colloids by the electric arc.
A series of introductory scenes gives evi-
dence of the great multitude and variety
of colloids which we encounter In nature
and illustrates a generally accepted clas-
sification of the most common types.
Further pictures show how to produce
colloids artificially. . . Various scenes are
devoted to the showing of the physical
behavior of colloids. Among them special
attention is invited to pictures of the
Tyndall effect, and the migration of par-
ticles in the electric field. Also various
physico-chemical reactions are shown: co-
agulation resulting from several causes,
likewise including microscopic scenes,
swelling of glue, Liesegang rings, cracking
figures, flotation and other phenomena.
Extensive use is made of time acceleration,
condensing reactions which require hours
and days into fractions of minutes and
permitting the continuous observation of
the progress of the entire reaction."
Producer
Crystals. 6min 16-sd-apply 35-sd-f-apply
1937 Gaumont British 540
"This shows the formation of crystals
into different shapes, etc." Producer
sh
Electrochemistry. (Univ. of Chicago physi-
cal science ser.) lOmin 16-sd-$50 35-sd-
nf-$100 1937 Erpi 540
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Geo lo Ohio Wis
"The abstract concepts of electrochemis-
try are made . . . clear by cinematic tech-
niques. The electrolytic decomposition of
hydrogen chloride is followed by the pro-
duction of electric current from the action
of chlorine and hydrogen on platinum. An
explanation of the storage battery in-
tegrates both processes. Electroplating il-
lustrates participation of electrodes; elec-
troreflning illustrates preferential dis-
charge; and electrolysis of sodium chloride
to yield caustic soda illustrates participa-
tion of the solvent. The production of
aluminum from a molten electrolyte con-
cludes the subject." Producer
jh-sh-c Guide
In nature's workshop. (Naturgraphs)
ISmin 16-sd-$50; rent $3 Bray; Films,
inc. 540
"Microscopic photography of snow and
ice crystals. Formation of window pane
% ice flowers and trees. Examples of silicilic
acid, quartz, lime, amethyst, salt, antimony
glance crystals. Actual formation and
growth and the different aspects of crystals
formed from the following solutions:
Potasium chlorate, Kalium Bichromate,
Pyrogallic acid, salt, salicylic acid, Cam-
phor, Salicin, Organic salt, Benzoic solu-
tion, Cinnamon acid, etc." Producer
jh-sh-c
Properties of colloidal ferro-magnetic ferric
oxyde. ISmin 16-si-$25 35-si-f-nf-$25
1934 Rolab 540
"Demonstration of colloidal iron particles
as developed by Prof. Baudisch. The par-
ticles, the only ones so far discovered
showing magnetic properties, form long
lines in magnetic field. Demonstration of
special set-up, electromagnet, microscope,
etc. Lines of particles disorganize im-
mediately after circuit is opened or twist
around when polarity is reversed." Pro-
ducer c Guide
Velocity of chemical reactions. (Univ. of
Chicago physical science ser.) lOmin
16-sd-$SO 35-sd-nf-$100 1937 Erpi 540
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Geo
"The influence of temperature and the
nature of reactants; molecular changes.
Catalysis and its practical significance.
Reversible reactions and chemical equi-
librium. Photography supplemented by
technical animation when necessary to
show nature of changes. Industrial appli-
cations of reaction processes." Producer
sh-c Guide
Wonder world of chemistry. 22min 16-sd-
loan 35-sd-nf-loan 1936 du Pont de Ne-
mours 540
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: An Geo OreS YMCA
S5mm: YMCA
Produced by Audio productions
"Shows scenes in du Pont chemical
plants and laboratories. . . Research chem-
ists are shown at their daily work, striving
to improve existing products and to develop
entirely new ones. The spectator is taken,
by means of the camera, into a factory
where air, water and coal are combined
with the aid of steam and pressures of
seven tons to the square inch to yield on
the one hand a product used in making ice
and on the other a compound that pro-
tects automobile radiators from freezing.
The picture tells the story of man-made
rubber, of the chemical rainbow of dyes
hidden away in coal-tar, and of many
other contributions to better living. . .
[There are: . . . scenes showing how plastics
and rayon are made from cotton and a
style show featuring the latest creations
from man-made yarns." Distributor
sh-c-trade
550 GEOLOGY
551 Physical geography
Our earth. (Human geography ser.) lOmin
16-sd-$50 35-sd-nf-$100 1937 Erpi 551
"This film is a survey of physical as-
pects of pur earth in their relations to
concentrations and activities of peoples.
Beginning with oceans and ocean currents,
their effects on climate, and consequently
on peoples, the film continues to delineate
similar effects of various types of coast
lines and harbors, rivers and lakes, val-
*l - silent; sd - sound; f - inflammable; nf - safety; el - elementary; jh - Junior high; sh - senior high; c - college
46
EDUCATIONAL FILM CATALOG
551.2-571
Our earth Continued
leys, plateaus and mountains. The film is
conceived as an introduction to the study
of world geography." Producer
jh Guide
55 1 .2 Volcanoes
Menace of Guatemala. (Vagabond adven-
ture ser.) 1R 16-sd-$30; rent apply
Gutlohn 551.2
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: FiL IdP Inst VES
"A Central American volcano." Dis-
tributor
551.31 Glaciers
Glacier's secret. (Vagabond adventure
ser.) llmin 16-sd-$30; rent apply
1930? Gutlohn 551.31
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Cen FiL Gar IdP Mod VES
Produced by Path6
"Tom Terriss, the vagabond adventurer
takes us to a famous glacier, and tells us
a story of a woman who was frozen solidly
in ice for forty years." Distributor
el-Jh-sh
551.36 Coast changes
Coast erosion. 7min 16-sd-apply 35-sd-f-
apply Gaumont British 551.36
"The never ceasing attack of the sea as
It gradually changes the contours of the
coast line and crumbles rugged cliffs is ...
pictured. Diagrams have been employed
in order to make clear to the young student
the slow processes of erosion by under-
cutting and other causes of disintegration."
Producer jh-sh Guide
55 1 .48 Rivers
Streams. ISmin 16-si-rent $1.25 1933?
Harmon found. 551.48
Produced by C. J. Carbonaro, and is
an elementary study of the history of a
river showing a river from source, thru
rivulet, falls, serene water and waterwheel
to the ocean. A parallel is drawn between
this life of a river and the life of an
individual
551.5 Meteorology
551.5
Back of the weather forecast
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Brig loS Minn VES
S5mm: loS
This film, listed in Educational Film
Catalog-, 1936, has been withdrawn by the
Producer but it may still be rented from
the Distributors indicated in italics
Climate. 1R 16-si-rent $2 1928? Edited
pictures 551.5
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: VES
This study of climate was originally pro-
duced by Fox
el-jh
Falling waters. ISmin 16-si-$24 35-si-f-nf-
$60 Films of commerce 551.5
Produced by Educational films corpora-
tion of America
This is a Robert Bruce scenic film com-
posed almost entirely of waterfalls
jh-sh
Story of a disturbance. 13min 16-sd-apply
35-sd-f-apply Gaumont British 551.5
"This film explains the conditions repre-
sented by isobars, 'fronts', and other sym-
bols on a weather map. Diagrams of cross
sections through a typical disturbance il-
lustrate the sequence of cloud formations
to be found during the passage of a dis-
turbance across the British Isles, and ac-
tual cloud formations are recorded by
rapid-motion photography. The journey of
the disturbance across the British Isles
is seen as an animated plan and cross-
section diagram, and is followed until the
final 'occlusion' over the North Sea. The
film ends with photographic studies of the
great cumulus and strato cumulus clouds
which follow in the wake of a disturb-
ance, shown at normal and superanimated
speeds." Producer
sh Guide
Story of water. ISmin 16-si-$30 1935
Demarest 551.5
Scenes of the ocean in varying moods
are followed by views of the construction
of bulkheads. Then come great waves
ripping thru bulkhead pilings and large
houses collapse before their force. The
metamorphosis of water into clouds is
indicated, followed by views of clouds-
cumulus, cirus and nimbus. Then, nat-
urally, it rains. After the rain comes
spring. There are views of a brook, a
cascade, a pond and of swimming and
fishing by a stream. Then winter comes
and ice and snow cover the stream. Spring
comes again and with it scenes on a
mountain lake. Ausable Chasm is shown,
scenes of a dam, a reservoir, the fountain
aerators at Ashokan, a great falls, Cono-
wingo dam, the Hudson river and so back
to the ocean, shown at sunset
Water in the air. lOmin 16-sd-apply 35-
sd-f-apply 1936 Gaumont British
551.5
"This film explains the transformation
of invisible water vapour in the air into
clouds, fog and rain, both by means of
simple laboratory experiments and photo-
graphic studies of the formation of various
types of clouds shown at normal and
superanimated speeds. The films inde-
pendence of time and place allows cloud
formations to be recorded in detail and
actual views of clouds may be directly re-
lated to explanatory experiments made in
the laboratory." Producer
sh
570 BIOLOGY
5 7 1 Archeology
Shell mounds in the Tennessee valley.
20min 16-si-loan 35-si-nf-loan 1937
TVA 571
"Describes archaeological investigations
made in the Pickwick Landing Dam area.
The investigations were sponsored by the
National Research Council and the Uni-
versity of Alabama, using W.P.A. workers
under the supervision of Major William
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47
571-581
EDUCATIONAL FILM CATALOG
Shell mounds in the Tennessee valley
Continued
S. Webb, of the University of Kentucky,
with the cooperation of the Tennessee
Valley Authority." Producer
c
Temples and peace. 16min 16-sd-loan 35-
sd-nf-loan 1937 Dept. of interior 571
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Ariz Aus Geo III Ind loS
NatF OreS Tex Wis YMCA
"The archeological excavation in Ala-
bama of an amazing prehistoric people who
knew no war, three thousand skeletons
stored on shelves, a valuable collection of
artifacts, men at work in age-old burial
grounds." Producer
5 75 Evolution
Birth of the earth. 5R 16-si-apply 1925?
Film classic exchange 575
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: FC WFS
55mm: FC
This film is also available in a 3R edi-
tion (35-si-sd-nf-apply 1925? Film classic
exchange)
"The story of creation told in simple and
non-technical terms. . . The picture shows
you the earth in its relation to the Uni-
verse; the growth and development of life
upon the earth and the story of 'the evo-
lution of man from the dawn of history
to the present." Distributor
sh
Evolution. 30min 16-sd-$l50 Garrison 575
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm silent: Inst YMCA
16mm sound: AdB Gut IdP Mod VES
YMCA
35mm silent: FC
35mm sound: FC
Produced with the cooperation of Dr.
Raymond L. Ditmars and the American
museum of natural history
"Presentation of the theories of the
origin and development of the earth and
its living inhabitants. Shows planets, for-
mation of mountain, river and prehistoric
animal forms; epochs in the development
of man." Distributor
5 78 Microscopy
Marvels of the microscope. (Our world
in review ser.) lOmin 16-sd-$50; rent
apply 1937 Gutlohn 578
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: FiL IdP VES YMCA
Originally produced by Pathe and re-
edited in 1936 for this series
"Microscopic pictures of tiny water
plants and minute forms of animal life;
Amazing mechanism of the fly's eye; Mi-
croscopic study of tree specimens; Close-
ups of leaf specimens." Distributor
jh-sh
580 BOTANY
Kew gardens. 18min 16-sd-$100; rent apply
35-sd-f-apply 1937 Short film produc-
tions .580
"The grounds at Kew Gardens, with
people entering through the turnstiles,
strolling about, lying, on the grass, etc.
The hot houses; the herbarium, where
plants are stored; the preparing of dried
% specimens; detailed research work of va-
rious kinds behind the scenes; the Kew
laboratories and libraries as a centre for
the exportation of plants and of infor-
mation abroad, particularly in the British
Empire; a short account of the work done
in this way during the last 150 years; a
return to the grounds and gardens again,
as at the beginning. A simple little film,
clearly and pleasantly worked out. The
photography is good; the music and com-
mentary are kept quite separate so that
there is no clash, and the two commenta-
tors' voices are excellently matched. The
music is in keeping with the subject.
The development of the theme for the ex-
ternal Kew Gardens that everybody sees to
the work that takes place behind the
scenes, and so back is a natural one and
quite smoothly achieved. The fact that
there is no attempt to cram in an enor-
mous amount of information is a virtue
rather than a defect." British film inst.
Self defence by plants. lOmin 16-sd-apply
35-sd-f-apply 1936 Gaumont British
580
"A study of the various self -protective
characteristics which are found among
plants, including the early seed case, the
bud scales and leaf hairs, and the dif-
ferent methods of protection used by
leaves and flowers against damage by rain
and animals." Producer
jh-sh
Tree and plant life. (Our world in re-
view ser.) lOmin 16-si-sd-$24-$50;
rent apply 1937 Gutlohn 580
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm silent: FiL VES
16mm sound: FiL IdP VES YMCA
Originally produced by Pathe and re-
edited in 1936 for this series
"Gigantic ferns belonging to the Car-
boniferous Age, giant desert cacti, yucca
palms and the torrey pines of California
are among the vegetable life pictured."
Distributor jh
Tropic garden 580
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: lo
35mm: Mass
This film, listed in Educational Film
Catalog, 1936, has been withdrawn by the
Producer but it may still be rented from
the Distributors indicated in italics
581 Physiologic botany
How plants are reproduced. 25min 16-si-
$50 1937 Gramet 581
"The introductory sequence serves as a
review of the process of sexual reproduc-
tion; as a motivation for the new material
on asexual reproduction; as a link be-
tween what is commonly known or has
been learned, and the new knowledge. The
vegetative methods that are pictured show
common plants with which the pupils are
very likely familiar, or with which they
may very likely have experience. Class-
room sequences have been introduced to
suggest and stimulate activity on the part
of pupils. They will recognize the common
house and garden plants that are em-
ployed. It is hoped that by vicariously
sharing the experiences with the pupils in
the picture, they may be stimulated to try
some of the methods shown. Verbal in-
formation has been limited to the minimum.
The picture must tell its story. The closing
sequences have been planned to acquaint
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48
EDUCATIONAL FILM CATALOG
581-583
How plants are reproduced Continued
the pupils with the flowers of the plants
that have been used in the picture, and as
a review of the methods that have been
employed." Producer
jh-sh Guide
Life of plants. ISmin 16-sd-loan 35-sd-nf-
loan 1935 U.S. agric. 581
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: AdB An Cal Geo Ohio OreS
"Shows by slow motion photography how
seeds germinate and how roots, stem,
leaves, and flowers develop." Nation's
schools
Seed production, llmin 16-sd-apply 35-
sd-f-apply 1936 Gaumont British 581
"A study of seed production and the
process of pollination by wind, insects and
self-fertilization. Various methods by which
plants attract insects are seen, including
the great amount of pollen in poppies,
the large outer petals of the sunflower and
the cornflower and the colored lines of the
gladiolus which point the way to the nec-
tar." Producer
Jh-sh
Study of mineral element deficiencies in
plant growth. 31min 16-sd-$89 35-sd-
nf-$178 1937 Films of commerce 581
"The film shows and describes first the
natural growth movement of plants as re-
vealed in stop motion photography, and
the photographic device developed by Rut-
gers University for the taking of stop mo-
tion pictures in natural light in the day
time and with artificial light in night time,
under the control of a photo-electric cell
which governs eveness of exposure through-
out. Stop motion pictures of seven tobacco
plants throughout the entire cycle of
growth show that if any one of the six
necessary elements in plant growth is en-
tirely withheld the plant is retarded or
killed. The film then shows and describes
experiments on cotton, tobacco, peas, buck-
wheat and tomato plants grown under con-
trolled laboratory conditions in which only
the major elements are furnished to one
of each group of two plants and the same
elements, together with the minor elements
present as impurities in one of the fertilizer
elements which is derived from natural
sources, are furnished to the other. The
result of experiments demonstrate the need
of the minor elements, Boron and Mangan-
nese, in plant nutrition and establish the
fact that these elements are present in
sufficient Quantities in Sodium Nitrate as
mined and processed." Distributor
583 Flowers
Blooming of flowers. 52min 16-si-$97.50
1927 Bell & Howell 583
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: loS
These Pillsbury "Explorations in plant
and flower life" are divided into 13 sub-
jects each running 4min and selling for
$7.50 apiece. Some are listed under in-
dividual titles in the main catalog
"Time lapse motion pictures compressing
long periods of growth into a few seconds
of screen time. Subjects include Azalea,
Sneezeweed, Iris, Lupine, Blazing Star,
Stream Orchid, Poppy, Wild Parsnip, Tidy
Tip, Monkey Flower, White Lilac, Blue
Camass, Evening Primrose; Mariposa
Tulip, Washington Lily, Orchids, Tiger
Lily, Vesper Iris, Sprouting Bean Seed,
Passion Flower, Radish Seeds Germinating,
Cotton buds and balls." Distributor
el-Jh-sh-c
Dream flowers. (Secrets of nature ser.)
1R 16-sd-$50; rent apply Gutlohn 583
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: FiL IdP YES YMCA
35mm: IdP WFS
This film, produced by British instruc-
tional films, ltd., may be obtained in 35mm
from Wholesome film service (apply for
price)
In this reel the poppy is studied. Time
lapse photography is used. The process of
opium production is also shown
sh-c
Eastern wild flowers. 30min 16-si-$25; rent
$2.50 35-si-nf-$100; rent $5 1930 Wild
flower preservation soc. 583
"Mass and close up views of about 60
different common wild flowers with leg-
ends covering their cultivation and need
for protection. One subject shows lapsed
time pictures of the water lily." Producer
el-jh-sh
In all his glory. (Secrets of nature ser.)
1R 16-sd-$50; rent apply Gutlohn 583
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: FiL IdP VES YMCA
Produced by British instructional films,
ltd.
Shows how plants are fertilized by bees,
how they protect their pollen from the rain
and how they manage an automatic dis-
tribution of the pollen. The following
flowers are shown: snowdrop, tulip, monks-
hood, snapdragon, orchid, lupine, dande-
lion, globe thistle, cornflower, daisy, a
cactus and everlasting flowers
Iris family. (Secrets of nature ser.) 1R
16-sd-$50; rent apply Gutlohn 583
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: FiL IdP VES YMCA
Produced by British instructional films,
ltd.
"One of the most secretive of plants,
but the secrets of the Iris and its cousin
the Gladiolus are here revealed." Nat.
encyclopaedia of educational films
Michigan wild flowers. ISmin 16-si-loan
35-si-nf-loan 1935 Mich. dept. of con-
servation 583
"Includes orchids, gentians, and trillium.
Fire and other destructive agencies are
shown." Producer
el-jh-sh
Spare the dogwood. 8min 16-si-$7.50; rent
$1 35-si-nf-$15; rent $2 1924? Wild
flower preservation soc. 583
Issued by the Society to further the con-
servation of dogwood
Wild flowers. 45min 16-si-loan Wis. con-
servation dept. 583
"A three reel subject in natural color,
showing the wild flowers found in Wiscon-
sin from early spring until snowfall." Pro-
ducer el -Jh-sh
ti - client; sd- sound: f - inflammable; nf - safety; el - elementary; Jh junior high; sh - senior high; c - college
49
583-591.5
EDUCATIONAL FILM CATALOG
Yosemite park wild flowers^ 30min 16-si-
$60; rent $2.50 1924 Wild flower pres-
ervation soc. 583
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: loS
"Some mass views but mostly close up
lapsed time pictures of 28 kinds of Yo-
semite wild flowers with names and some
notes as to time of opening or closing."
Distributor Jh-sh-c
588 Mosses
Gathering moss. (Secrets of nature ser.)
1R 16-sd-$50; rent apply Gutlohn 588
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: FiL IdP VES YMCA
Produced by British instructional films,
ltd.
"Shows the actual growth of moss,
speeded up a hundred thousand times. We
see the tiny flower-like growth, and the
fertilisation of the plant." Nat. encyclo-
paedia of educational films
589.2 Fungi
Magic myxies. (Secrets of nature ser.) 1R
16-sd-$50; rent apply Gutlohn 589.2
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: FiL IdP VES
Produced by British instructional films,
ltd.
"The Myxie is a queer fungus rather like
mould, which develops sometimes into
animal and sometimes into vegetable form.
The film shows how Myxies grow and
multiply, what they eat, and how they
produce fruits which reproduce spores and
the life history starts again." Nat. en-
cyclopaedia of educational films
Mushrooms of Wisconsin. 30min 16-si-loan
Wis. conservation dept. 589.2
"A two reel subject in natural color
showing the various species of mushrooms
found in the state. Illustrates methods of
distinguishing the poisonous from the ed-
ible varieties." Producer
el-jh-sh
589.95 Fermentation
Enzymes in dough fermentation. 45min 16-
si-loan 1934 Am. soc. of bakery engi-
neers 589.95
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Geo
"Portrays. . .the action of enzymes
with particular reference to the part they
play in the production of bread during the
fermentation processes. The actions of
proteases, inyertase, diastase, etc. upon
their respective substrates are. . .por-
trayed. . . This picture particularly shows
a microscopic photograph of the starch
grain and the definite changing of the
structure of the starch grain by the en-
zyme diastase. . . Adapted to individuals,
classes, and organizations interested in the
study of enzymes and factors governing
their actions." Producer
sh-c Guide
590 ZOOLOGY. ANIMAL LIFE
^ 591 Physiologic zoology
597.5 Habits and behavior of animals
Chumming with the animals. 16min 16-si-
rent $1 1924 Kodascope 591.5
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Lew VES
Arranged by Dr Ditmars, this film
"shows a number of animals with special
reference to their appetites and methods
of feeding. The first animal shown is the
pygmy hippopotamus, followed by a bear
being fed molasses from a spoon. Next
we see the fur seals. . . Then a mother
wolf with puppies and some close-ups of
one of the wolf pups with an airedale
eating from the same dish. Then follow
some animal stunts such as the bison
making his wallow of dust to free himself
from vermin; the giraffe drinking. . .;
a monkey apparently engaged in earnest
conversation and some very beautiful little
flying squirrels from the Antipodes. Among
ultra-rarities is shown an Australian mar-
supial bear. . . Next a pygmy elephant
is shown and the comparison drawn with
the ordinary species. One of the . . .
scenes is of a thoroughly domesticated
groundhog who assists the keeper in gath-
ering papers left upon the lawn at the
zoo." Distributor
Furred & feathered hunters. 12min 16-si-
$20; rent $1 1937 California 591.5
"Coyotes, bobcats, skunks, owls, hawks,
bear and mountain lions." Producer
el-jh-sh-c
Grey Owl's neighbors. 12min 16-si-loan
1926 Canadian nat. ry. 591.5
"An authentically true story of an In-
dian, who, through patience and kindness,
has overcome the fears of the forest crea-
tures for man." Producer
While dealing mainly with beavers there
are also views of birds, muskrats, etc.
el-jh
Housekeeping at the zoo. 12min 16-si-rent
$1 Kodascope 591.5
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Cen
This Ditmars subject shows an elephant
receiving a thorough sweeping, bathing and
oiling; shots of the same orang playing
with a pail as is shown in "Monkey
whoopee" [599] follow as well as a young
orang playing in the dirt; a bear also
gets a bath and the bear den is swept out;
a cassowary demonstrates his kicking abil-
ity and is followed by a kangaroo who
outshines him. The ferociousness of the
wild horse from Tibet is proved by his
mad attack on a straw dummy and a
similar experiment is tried with a Russian
stag; then in swift order follow shots of
a leopard, tiger, tapir, alpacas, an Indian
rhinoceros, axis deer, musk ox, Canadian
lynx, more monkeys, peacocks, tortoises
and wild turkeys
Killers of the chaparral. 20min 16-sd-rent
$3 1934 Bell & Howell 591.5
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Cen IdP Mod West Wilo
YMCA
Produced by the Astor pictures corpo-
ration
"The wild animals of the Chaparral
country of southwestern United States. . .
There's real comedy when prowling wild
cats encounter a little black and white
skunk. There's tragedy when a haughty
old rattlesnake meets an innocent looking
weasel." Distributor
jh-sh
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50
EDUCATIONAL FILM CATALOG
591.5-591.92
Killing to live. SOmin 16-sd-$250; rent $10
1933 Garrison 591.5
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Inst Mod
An Am.kino production
"The. . .struggle for survival in nature,
dramatically filmed. . . Narrated by Myron
Ackland, formerly of the American museum
of natural history." Distributor
jh-sh
Wake up and feed. (Secrets of life ser.)
lOmin 16-sd-apply 35-sd-f-apply Gau-
mont British 591.5
Directed by J. B. Holmes, this film shows
the following animals at feeding time in
the London zoo: the pygmy hippopotamus,
giraffe, bear, elephant, seals, and also
the pelicans
Jh
Wee Anne visits the zoo. (Wee Anne ser.)
ISmin 16-si-$25; rent $2.50 1936 Cine-
graphic 591.5
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: A&B Gal Mo Wis
"A little girl goes to the zoo and sees
foxes, peacocks, penguins, zebras, sacred
cow of India, bison, deer, porcupine, prairie
dogs, camel, elephant, tapir, otter, bear,
polar bears, seals, pelicans, tigers, ducks,
birds, gorillas, orang-outang." California
el
597.57 Means of protection
Animal world of make believe. lOmin 16-
sd-$50 Garrison 591.57
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Mod
35mm: PC Inst
A Talking picture epic film
"Which animals have 'camouflage' de-
vices is the question this time. Dr. Dit-
mars explains and we see the natural
protective devices of the lizard, rabbit,
rock-crab, cuttle-fish, walking stick, etc."
Distributor
591 .9 Geographic distribution of animals
Denizens of the Colorado desert. 12min
16-sd-$30 1936 Hollywood film enter-
prises 591.9
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm silent: A&B Lew
16mm sound: Den FiL Gut IdP VES
YMCA
"The strange animal, reptile, and scenic
phases of the Colorado Desert, and . . .
the life of an old desert prospector in his
quest for gold, with his burrows and dog
companions an exciting fight between the
dreaded Hydrophobia skunk and badger;
a 6 foot rattler in action; the rare ringed
tailed cat; desert chipmunks; a seldom
seen sidewinder rattler and other inter-
esting wild life. Original score music."
Producer el -Jh-sh
The veldt, llmin 16-sd-rent $1.50 1934
Bell & Howell 591.9
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Gen IdP Mod Wilo
Produced by Lyman H. Howe
"Animals and birds of the African Veldt.
The ostrich, secretary bird, baboons, mon-
goose, zebra, and various species of ante-
lope. . . Scenes of a locust plague and an
exciting bush fire." Distributor
el-Jh-sh
Wild life on the desert. 12min 16-si-$20;
rent $1 1936 California 591.9
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Lew
"Scenes of wild life found on the
desert between the Rocky Mountains and
the Sierra Nevadas." Producer
el-Jh-sh-c
591.92 Marine and fresh-water fauna
Fight to live. lOmin 16-sd-$50; rent $2
1932 Garrison 591.92
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Mod
A Talking picture epic narrated by Dr
Raymond L. Ditmars
"The natural undersea struggle for ex-
istance of various forms of marine life."
Distributor el-jh-sh
Freaks of the deep. lOmin 16-sd-rent $1.50
1934 Bell & Howell 591.92
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: IdP Mod Wilo
Product of Educational film corporation
of America
"The pictured story of a Mack Sennett
expedition to the tropical waters surround-
ing the Bahama Islands. The first white
people to visit Eleuthera Island in six-
teen years. Intimate scenes of under-
water life, photographed beneath the sur-
face. Sea urchins and Squid. Queer deni-
zens of the cold, dark depths. Fish that
carry lanterns. The narrow escape of a
diver from the tentacles of a giant octo-
pus." Producer
el-jh-sh
Interdependence of pond life. lOmin 16-
sd-apply 35-sd-f-apply 1936 Gaumont
British 591.92
"At the outset, as at the end, life for a
goldfish in an unshaded globular glass bowl
is contrasted with the life of fish in a
real pond. Stress is laid on the significance
of vegetation both in decay, when at-
tacked by myriads of bacteria, yielding food
for minute, lowly animals, especially
brotozoa, and also in vigorous life when
bubbles of oxygen stream upward through
the water. Many of the larger soft-bodied
animals, such as worms, fleas, and insect
larvae, are semi-transparent so that the
workings of the food tracts, full of plant
debris or lesser animals, can be observed.
We watch a minnow in calculated pursuit
of darting water fleas and a stickleback
seeking worms to satisfy his need of fuel.
. . This film is not suitable for young
children, firstly, because of references to
bacteria, carbon-dioxide, and oxygen, and
secondly because of the complexity of ideas
involved; yet it is not adequate for older
scholars (over 14). The balancing of life in
an aquarium as in a pond should be the
essentially clear theme in a film with this
title. Some slight additions would make it
much more satisfactory, although, as it
stands, it is distinctly valuable in the hands
of a teacher familiar with the subject mat-
ter in question. The photography is ex-
tremely good. For use in the teaching of
Nature Study and Biology for children aged
12-14. . . Of general interest to Natural
History Societies." British film inst.
jh-sh
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591.92-593
EDUCATIONAL FILM CATALOG
Life under the South seas, llmin 16-si-sd-
$36; rent $1.50 1936 Bell & Howell
591.92
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm sound: IdP Mod
"Science subject by Arthur C. Pillsbury,
devoted to ... underwater studies of the
anemone, sea urchin, starfish, jelly fish,
and other curious, but beautiful, denizens
of the southern sea. The time-lapse cam-
era compresses hours of imperceptibly slow
motion into a few seconds so that the
sluggish activities of the lower forms of
life may be seen. Mr. Pillsbury' s unique
method of recording colors and forms
while making submarine movies is also
shown and explained." Distributor
Jh-sh
Marine life. (Our world in review ser.)
lOmin 16-sd-$50; rent apply 1937
Gutlohn 591.92
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm silent: FiL VES
16mm sound: FiL IdP VES YMCA
Originally produced by Pathe and re-
edited in 1936 for this series
"Activities which take place under the
seas in all parts of the world: Marine life
along Australia's barrier reef; Pearl cul-
ture in Japanese waters; Weird forms
found in Hawaiian waters." Distributor
Jh
Marine sand animals. lOmin 16-sd-apply
35-sd-f-apply 1936 Gaumont British
591.92
"The intertidal sands of a rocky coast
are found to be tenanted by a variety of
animals of very diverse form and structure.
Among these figure the star-fish Astro-
pecten and the heart-urchin Echinocar-
dium, the Weaver, the young Plaice, the
Masked Crab Corystes, the marine worms,
Nephthys and Phyllodoce, Sabella, and the
Lug-worm, each of which leaves definite
evidence of its whereabouts for all whose
eyes have been trained. The film includes
excellent studies of the concerted move-
ments of the myriad tubefeet and other
structures which effect submergence and
security for the star-fish and heart-urchin.
A very satisfactory and most interesting
study, of which the most impressive fea-
tures are the complete rhythmic patterns
of movement in the heart-urchin and the
star-fish while at large and when sub-
merging themselves in the sands. Biology
and zoology classroom instruction for stu-
dents of from 14 to 17, and a general in-
terest film for all." British film inst.
jh-sh
Pirates of the deep. (Naturgraphs) I5min
16-sd-$50; rent $3 35-sd-f-apply 1933
Bray; Films, inc. 591.92
Picture studies of strange predatory life
in the deep seas, including the way in
which the "Portuguese Man O'War" en-
snares fish, the hermit crab's method of
fighting, a sea anemone's meal, and star-
fish attacking clams and scallops with
shots of the method of reproduction of
clams
Sea. (Battle for life ser.) llmin 16-sd-rent
$1.50 1933 Bell & Howell 591.92
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Cen IdP West
Product of Educational pictures corpora-
tion of America
"The starfish, anemones, sea urchin, sea
worm, hermit crab, barnacle, sea cucum-
ber, and the octopus in close-up action
studies." Distributor
el-jh-sh-c
Shore life at low tide. 9min 16-sd-apply
35-sd-f-apply 1936 Gaumont British
% 591.92
"This film is a study of common ani-
mals whose structure and habits enable
them to live in the sand of the sea-shore
or of the sea-bottom. The following ani-
mals are seen: star fish, the heart urchin,
lay worms, lug worms, Sabella, the weaver
fish, young plaice and the masked crab."
Producer jh-sh
Some common invertebrates from the Gulf
of Maine. 30min 16-si-$150; rent $5
1934 Cole 591.92
Photography by Norman McClintock
"Shows some of the common animals
typical of the seashore. Locomotor and
other movements are illustrated, many
scenes being magnified to show details.
Especially valuable for elementary classes
in zoology in which marine animals are
studied only in the preserved condition.
Suitable for colleges and secondary
schools." Producer
Jh-sh-c
593 Elementary animals
Behavior of unicellular animals, llmin 16-
si-$!5 1935 Adelbert Ford 593
"Using microscopic photography as well
as normal, paramecium photographed
through a microscope at a magnification of
200. Both stimulus and response are shown
in the field. I. Normal locomotion. n.
Feeding. III. Responses around a heated
tungsten wire. IV. Stimulation with direct
electrical current. V. Stimulation with
acid. VI. The 'jacknife' reaction in a
capillary tube. Produced for classes in
psychology of college level." Producer
c
Elementary animals 593
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: VES
S5mm: Mass
This film, listed in Educational Film Cat-
alog, 1936, has been withdrawn by the
Producer but it may still be rented from
the Distributor indicated in italics
Hydra. 19min 16-sd-apply 35-sd-f-apply
1936 Gaumont British 593
"Hydra's graceful movements, at times
appropriately slowed down, are perfectly
portrayed by direct photography, supple-
mented by some very fine diagrams in se-
quences swift enough to simulate the actu-
al working of the nematocysts in life. Both
transverse and longitudinal sections of the
body are clarified through the replacement
of the several kinds of cell by outline
drawings in situ, and one at a time. Of
special interest are the photographs giving
stages in the progress of regeneration of
the two unequal halves of a damaged in-
dividual, which occupies a week. A sexual
reproduction by budding is excellently
shown. The sexual process is presented
fully; the living sperms can be seen mov-
ing inside the testes. Growth stages of
a new individual are not shown. The most
memorable shots were of the withdrawal
of the tentacles when ejected food rem-
nants were dropped, and of the newly
budded individual detaching itself from the
parent Hydra. The sequence and the man-
ner in which the technical terms for the
several tissues are introduced are not quite
satisfactory. We are not informed which
species of Hydra is being presented dur-
ing the major part of the film, but only
that one species, Hydra Viridis, lives in
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52
EDUCATIONAL FILM CATALOG
593-595.7
Hydra Continued
intimate association with a minute green
alga. The photography is excellent. For
use in the teaching of Biology and Zo-
ology for students of 15+. . . Of general
interest to Natural History Societies."
British fllm inst.
jh-sh
Sea urchin. 6min 16-si-S
Bell & Howell
593
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Col Kan NJ
"Shows this interesting bit of ocean life
as it exists in tropical and temperate wa-
ters, wherever the ocean spray dashes
over the rocks." Kansas
el-Jh-sh-c
Simple animal forms 593
DISTRIBUTORS
35mm: Mass
This film, listed in Educational Film
Catalog, 1936, has been withdrawn by the
Producer but it may still be rented from
the Distributor indicated in italics
593.6 Corah
Corals. (Living natural history ser.) 4min
16-si-$9.50 1927 Bell & Howell 593.6
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Col
Photography by Dr Ditmars
"Shows the various types of corals; how
they secure their food and methods of
reproduction." Colorado
el-Jh-sh-c
593.9 Echinodermata
Living stars. (Living natural history ser.)
4min 16-si-$9.50 1927 Bell & Howell
593.9
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Col Kan
A Ditmar's study of the starfish
el-jh-sh-c
595 Articulates
595.7 Worms
lOmin 16-sd-apply 35-
1936 Gaumont British
595.1
"Made with the cooperation of the Scot-
tish Marine Biological Station, Millport,
this flllrn is intended to be supplementary
to 'The Earthworm' (in main catalog, class
595.1) and to show common relatives of the
earthworm actively engaged in their nat-
ural pursuits." Producer
"The distinctive methods of locomotion
of a number of true worms in their natural
habitats are excellently portrayed. Ol'go-
chaetae are represented by Lumbricus and
Tubifex. In the Polychaeta, we see the
free-living Nereis and Nephthys, the
paddleworm, Phyllodoce, the burrowing
lug-worm, Arenicola, and the tube-dwelling
Sabella and Spirula. The second main
group of Annelida is represented by Hiru-
dinea, or leeches; the Hirudo, or medicinal
leech, and the Lesser Pond Leech being
shown. One species is shown in the Tro-
chosphere or larval stage as a free-swim-
ming organism moving with the aid of its
cilia. Throughout, attention is drawn to
adaptive structures in action. A most
informing and enjoyable record of mere
Annelid worms,
sd-f-apply
worms in their several haunts. . . [Recom-
mended fori zoology and biology classroom
instruction for students of 16 and up-
wards." British fllm inst.
jh-sh
595.3 Crustacea
Story of the blue crab. 2R 16-si-loan 35-
si-nf-loan 1935 U.S. agric. 595.3
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: AdB
A University of Maryland fllm
"Discusses the life history, dispersion
and food value of the blue crab." Producer
595.7 Insects
Cicada. 20min 16-sd-loan 35-sd-nf-loan
1937 U.S. agric. 595.7
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Geo
"An interesting fllm dealing with the
insect which is commonly known as the
seventeen-year locust. The fllm follows
in pictured detail, with a lecture explaining
each step, the life cycle and history of
this unusual insect. Through the use of
time-lapse photography the shedding of the
skin in several different stages of growth
is shown. The final transition from the
pupal stage to the winged insect is clear-
ly explained and picturized. The egg-lay-
ing process is explained, and the young
cicadas are shown hatching from the eggs
and dropping to the ground to begin their
larval stage underground. The unusual
treatment of this film and the interesting
nature of its subject make it suitable for
all audiences." Georgia
el-jh-sh-c
Glow-worm. (Secrets of nature ser.) 1R
16-sd-$50; rent apply Gutlohn 595.7
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: FiL IdP VES
3 5mm: WFS
Produced by British instructional films,
ltd.
"The glow-worm hatches out under a
stone, and is at first a long queer-look-
ing grub equipped with a kind of rosette
of fingers which it uses for pulling itself
up grass stems, or for washing its face
and its innumerable legs. The male glow-
worm is a handsome winged creature but
the female is a plain little grub. She has
however a lamp of phosphorus just above
her tail with which she attracts the male."
Nat. encyclopaedia of educational films
Nature's tent builders. 8min 16-si-$14; rent
$1 Bray; Films, inc. 595.7
"Cycle of life of the tent caterpillar and
moth." Producer
el-jh
Screw worms. 20min 16-sd-loan 35-sd-
nf-loan 1936 U.S. agric. 595.7
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm silent: loS OreS
"Shows the life cycle, typical cases of
infestation and methods of control." Pro-
ducer sh-c
Water folk. (Secrets of nature ser.) 1R
16-sd-$50; rent apply Gutlohn 595.7
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: FiL IdP VES YMCA
Produced by British instructional films,
ltd.
"The life of the
of the water world.
water- flea, scavenger
The eggs are carried
si- silent; sd - sound; f . inflammable; nf - safety; el - elementary; Jh - junior high; sh - senior high; c - college
53
595.73-595.796
EDUCATIONAL FILM CATALOG
Water folk Continued
under the maternal shell
until the young
water-fleas are ready to emerge. In spring-
and summer all water- fleas are female, but^
when winter comes, some males are pro-
duced, and these mate with females of their
own generation so that the cycle of life
may be continued." British film inst.
595.73 Termites
Hidden enemies. 22min 16-sd-loan 1936?
Bruce 595.73
This is a study of the habits of the so-
cial insect termite and the destruction
caused by it as well as the method of pre-
vention of termite destruction. The nar-
ration is by Lowell Thomas
595.76 Beetles
Farmer's friend, llmin 16-sd-rent $1.50
1934 Bell & Howell 595.76
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: IdP Mod
"A scientific nature study in which Louis
Tolhurst discloses the activity of the cit- -
rus fruit scale pest. To combat this scale
the well-known 'ladybird' bug is used.
This hardy insect lays its eggs in the
scale and the larvae eat the scale. Frozen
solid at night, the ladybird comes to life
with the sunshine. Even when kept under
water for thirty-six hours, a five-minute
immersion in a salt solution and a good
drying out, revives the almost indestructible
'ladybird'." Producer
el-jh-sh
595.77 Flies
Fly danger. 13min 16-si-$30; rent $1.50
35-si-f-nf-$75; rent $1.50 1929 Nat.
motion picture 595.77
"A film . . . about and against the fly.
Technical details are . . . interwoven with
human interest material . . . Nature and
habits of flies . . . Danger flies carry . . .
Methods of extermination." Producer
el-jh-sh
Mrs Fly. 5min 16-si-$3.50 1927 Holly-
wood film enterprises 595.77
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: loS
"Shows the four stages through which
the fly passes and close-ups of the adult
... A photograph is made using the many
lensed eye of the fly in place of the cam-
era lens, securing one picture for each
lens." Producer
"Microscopic view of a few of the 120
eggs that a fly lays at one sitting; splen-
did microscopic views of the face of a
fly; the eye of the fly; etc." Iowa state
college Jh-sh
595.78 Butterflies. Moths
From egg to butterfly. 14min 16-sd-apply
35-sd-nf-rent apply Film classic ex-
change 595.78
DISTRIBUTORS
35 mm: IdP
The negative was originally In the Ur-
ban-Bclypse library (London)
"Edited by Raymond L. Ditmars. The
life cycle of the butterfly." Distributor
el-jh-sh
Looper caterpillars, llmin 16-sd-apply 35-
sd-f-apply 1936 Gaumont British 595.78
"Shows the camouflage used by cater-
pillars to conceal themselves from birds:
the caterpillar shedding its skin, turning
into a pupa and finally appearing as a
moth." Nat. encyclopaedia of educational
films Jh-sh Guide
Monarch butterfly. 1R 16-si-rent $1.25 35-
si-nf-rent apply Film classic exchange
595.78
DISTRIBUTORS
35mm: Ind loS
The negative was originally in the Ur-
ban-Eclypse library (London)
"Life cycle of the Monarch butterfly, ar-
ranged by Raymond L. Ditmars." Distrib-
utor el-jh-sh
595.79 Bees
Bee bread. 4min 16-si-$6 1927 Bell &
Howell 595.79
A Louis C. Tolhurst microscopic study
"The laying of the egg by the queen
bee, the development of the bee from the
egg through the larvae and nymph stages,
and the young adult bee gnawing its way
out of its wax to freedom are portrayed.
The film then goes on to show how the
pollen is gathered from flowers, transport-
ed to the hives, and packed into cells of
beeswax." Colorado
el-jh-sh
Her Majesty, the queen bee. (Conflicts of
nature ser.) 9min 16-sd-rent $1.50 1934
$1.50 1934? Bell & Howell 595.79
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Cen IdP West Wilo YMCA
A Principal pictures production
"Macroscopic photography shows how the
egg of the queen bee is tended, the larvae
nursed, and the accession to rulership."
Distributor el-jh
Romance of a feminine monarchy. I5min
16-si-$32.50 1934 Hartman 595.79
"Film opens with views of commercial
apiaries, working along into close up of
hive. Hive is opened, queen shown, also
drones and workers. Handling and ship-
ment of queens and workers. Macrophotos
of workers gathering honey. Production
of wax and comb, also honey. Water car-
riers and guards. Production of queen
and brood. Novelty hat and beard fashions
from bees. Operator takes mouth full
of bees. Closes showing 2 young boys
beekeeping and gathering their crop."
Producer jh-sh
595.796 Ants
Our ant gang. 4min 16-si-$6 1927 Bell &
Howell 595.796
Life cycle and underground work of the
ant el-jh
Queen of the underworld. lOmin 16-sd-rent
$1.50 1934? Bell & Howell 595.796
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Cen IdP Mod West YMCA
A Principal pictures production
"This . . . film shows the life of the
queen ant, in conference with her court,
her warrior generals, and representatives
of the working class under stress of a
war which threatens her domain." Dis-
tributor el -Jh-sh
si - silent; sd- sound; f - inflammable; nf - safety; el - elementary; jh - junior high; sh - senior high; c - college
54
EDUCATIONAL FILM CATALOG
597-598.
597 Fishes
Collecting lake trout spawn. ISmin 16-si-
loan Wis. conservation dept. 597
"Shows the Department's method of
obtaining: lake trout spawn by pond nets,
and through the cooperative permit sys-
tem with commercial fishermen." Wiscon-
sin
Freak fish of seven seas. 20min 16-si-sd-
$22.50-$37.50 1936 Nat. motion pic-
ture serv. . 597
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm silent: Lew WiB
16mm sound: Bass Cen Gar IdP Inst
Mod
Produced by Alexander (35-sd-f-nf-$40-
$50; rent $5)
There are close-ups of the triggerflsh,
electric eels, giant groupers, puffers, the
green moray, sharks and shark suckers
el-jh-sh
Pike propagation. ISmin 16-si-loan Wis.
conservation dept. 597
"Follows the Department's activities in
obtaining pike spawn for the state hatch-
eries, including the hatchery operations."
Wisconsin
Salmon run. 8min 16-si-$20; rent $1 Koda-
scope 597
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: A&B VES
A Fox film
"Here are some . . . pictures 9f . . .
frenzied salmon, not only swimming up-
stream, but actually up through and over
waterfalls." Distributor
el-jh-sh-c
Two pounder. (Secrets of nature ser.) 1R
16-sd-$50; rent apply Gutlohn 597
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: FiL IdP VES YMCA
35mm: FC
Produced by British instructional films,
ltd.
"The life of the trout, from the egg-
stage to the beautiful two-pounder ulti-
mately caught in the fisherman's net."
British film inst.
Sound has been reported poor
Water babies. 12min 16-si-$20.80; rent $2
Bray; Films, inc. 597
Shows "various methods adopted by sea
creatures to insure reproduction. Parental
care of eggs in different types of fish."
Producer el-Jh-sh
597.8 Frogs
From tadpole to frog. (Living natural his-
tory ser.) 4min 16-si-$9.50; rent $1
1927 Bell & Howell 597.8
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: WiB
Life history of the frog
el-jh
He would a-wooing go. (Biology ser.) 8min
16-sd-apply 35-sd-f-apply Gaumont
British 597.8
"Those of us who remember the words of
the old song 'A bull-frog sat, upon a
log,' will see the song brought to life. How
Mr. & Mrs. Frog rear a family." Producer
sh Guide
598 REPTILES. BIRDS
598.1 Reptiles
Cobra. (Living natural history ser.) 4min
16-si-$9.50; rent $1 1927 Bell & Howell
598.1
A Raymond L. Ditmars study of the
cobra and the mongoose
el-jh-sh
Dangerous snakes of the U.S.A. (Living
natural history ser.) 4min 16-si-$9.50;
rent $1 1927 Bell & Howell 598.1
Presented by Raymond L. Ditmars
The water moccasin, copperhead, Pacific
rattlesnake, diamond black rattlesnake and
timber rattlesnake are shown in this film
el-jh-sh
Fangs of Death valley. 20min 16-sd-rent $3
1933 Bell & Howell 598.1
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: IdP Mod
"Death Valley is not an attractive place,
but even so, two adventurers investigat-
ing the wild life there find much of in-
terest in the desolate waste. They first
discover a Rock Python, and later a
desert turtle. Wandering on they cross
the path of a gigantic rattlesnake and
capture two! A Gila monster next gets
their attention. They join a group of In-
dians for a supper of rattlesnake steak,
the end of the day's study of life in
Death Valley." Producer
el-jh-sh
Killing the killer. 14min 16-sd-$30; rent
$1.50 Gutlohn 598.1
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm silent: A&B Bass Brig Gal Chu
Col Ed Ind Inst Int Kan Lew Mass
Minn Pac SD Tex VES WFS Wilo
Wis
16mm sound: Cen Ea FiL Gar IdP
Ind Mod Twy YMCA
35mm: FC Ind Int WFS
Produced by Talking picture epics
"The snake charmers of India and their
dancing cobras; the expanded hood of this
deadly snake as it is capturing a rat. The
mongoose, deadly enemy of the cobra;
capture of a rat, raiding a bird's nest for
the eggs. As it descends, the mongoose
spies the cobra; the two prepare for battle.
The fierce lunges of the snake at the
dodging, threatening mongoose; gradual
tiring of the snake; the sudden snap of
the mongoose at its enemy's neck; the
fierce thrashing of the coiling snake; the
victory of the mongoose." Wisconsin
Romance in a pond. (Secrets of nature
ser.) 1R 16-sd-$50; rent apply Gut-
lohn 598.1
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: FiL IdP VES YMCA
Produced by British instructional films,
ltd.
"The life story of the common Newt is
presented fully, starting with the adult at
the close of hibernation, ready to respond
to increased light and higher temperature.
We see the changes in outward appearance
in both male and female as the season
advances, the tiny eggs laid on the leaves
and gradually giving place to an embryo,
active within the clear protective envelope.
When hatched, the tadpole already shows
external gills but its limbs appear much
later, the arms before the legs. Thanks to
high magnification, we watch the stream-
- client; sd- sound; f inflammable; nf- safety; el - elementary; jh - junior high; sli - senior high; c - college
55
598.2
EDUCATIONAL FILM CATALOG
Romance in a pond Continued
ing of blood corpuscles in both gills and
toes. Later, an adult, now provided wit^
lungs, is seen rising to the surface of the
pond in order to take in air through its
nostrils, and another stepping up on the
land for the first time. . . Not suitable
for any children or students unless it is
used with sound cut off, when it would be
useful in Biology and Zoology." British
film inst. sh-c
598.2 Birds
Bird life of Cobb's island, Virginia. 15min
16-si-rent $1.50 35-si-nf-rent $2.50 Au-
dubon 598.2
"The nesting species of this famous Au-
dubon Sanctuary. Picture includes Terns,
Gulls and Oystercatchers on nests." Pro-
ducer
Birds. (Our world in review ser.) lOmin
16-si-sd-$24-$50; rent apply 1937 Gut-
lohn 598.2
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm silent: FiL VES
16mm sound: FiL IdP VES
Originally produced by Pathe and re-
edited in 1936 for this series
"Here we see flocks of wild pelicans,
wild geese, seagulls and sandpipers in
flight and feeding in their natural habitat."
Distributor
Birds of prey. (Living natural history ser.)
4min 16-si-$9.50; rent $1 1927 Bell &
Howell 598.2
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: WFS YMCA
Features owls, hawks, and eagles
el-jh-sh
Bittern. (Secrets of nature ser.) lOmin
16-sd-$50; rent apply Gutlohn 598.2
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: FiL IdP VES YMCA
Produced by British instructional films,
ltd.
"The life and habits of this . . . bird,
along with . . . pictures of Coot and Wild
Duck." Distributor
Black-headed gull, llmin 16-sd-apply 35-
sd-f-apply 1936 Gaumont British
598.2
"Slow motion affords a chance ... of
appreciating that the down stroke of the
wing is the effective one and that it is
the wing tops which control the angle
and direction of flight. Two parent birds
appear to rely on the protective colouring
of the egg-shells and while the nest is
left unguarded on the moor a pole-cat
takes his fill. We also see a collector of
eggs with a bucketful destined to appear
as table delicacies. . . Excellent short
range studies of chicks in mottled down
follow and then some amazing photographs
of a developing, unhatched bird active
within the limits of the egg-shell and a
transparent patch of cellophane. As sum-
mer passes, instinct urges a journey South
and we see the birds following a plough in
search of worms and grubs and, finally,
back again in the heart of the city near
the Tower." British film inst.
el-Jh
Don Q, the California quail. 4min 16-si-$6
1927 Bell & Howell 598.2
This study of the California quail made
by William and Irene Finley may be rented
with 3 other Finley bird films for $1
ei-jh
Feathered beach combers. 12min 16-si-
$20; rent $1 1937 California 598.2
"Wildfowl which frequent the shores of
lakes, streams and oceans." Producer
jh-sh-c
Flyways of migratory waterfowl. 2R 16-si-
sd-loan 35-si-sd-nf-loan 1936 U.S.
agric. 598.2
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm silent: A&B
16mm sound: A&B An
A Bureau of biological survey film
"Routes followed by waterfowl in annual
migrations are disclosed by banding records
as converging into four major fiyways."
Producer
Game birds of many nations. 30min 16-si-
loan Wis. conservation dept. 598.2
"The game birds at the Experimental
Farm at Poynette, Wisconsin, photo-
graphed in natural color." Producer
jh-sh-c
How and why of bird banding. 2R 35-si-
nf-loan 1935 U.S. agric. 598.2
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Cal OreS
A Bureau of biological survey film
"A record of bird banding activities
how done, why, and results." Producer
Humming bird from eggs to flight. 4min
16-si-$6 Bell & Howell 598.2
This study of the humming bird, by
William and Irene Finley, may be rented
with three other 100 foot subjects under
title "Making friends with the birds" for
$1 el
Hummingbird home life. (Travelette)
15min 16-si-$12 Haselton 598.2
The life of the humming bird is here
shown from the eggs until the fledglings
are ready to leave the nest. These par-
ticular birds lived on one of the busiest
boulevards of Hollywood. There are close-
ups of the mother bird feeding her babies
el-jh-sh
Isle of birds. lOmin 16-sd-$30 Garrison
598.2
This is a Talking picture epic film with
Lowell Thomas commenting upon the mil-
lions of guano birds off the coast of Peru
Jh-sh-c
Marine birds of southern waters. ISmin
16-si-$12 1929 Hancock Pacific expedi-
tions 598.2
For sale only to educational institutions
or museums
"This picture shows the habits of pel-
icans - cormorants or guano birds - man-
o-war birds - albatross - terns - pen-
guins - boobies - tropical birds - Bird
Islands of Peru." Producer
jh-sh-c
Nursery island; bird sanctuary. 22min 16-
sd-apply 35-sd-f-apply 1936 Gaumont
British 598.2
"Following the introductory picture of
the Fame Islands with seals swimming
near and resting on the rocky ledges ap-
3i - silent; sd- sound; I - inflammable; nf safety; el - elementary; jh - junior high; th - senior high; o - college
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EDUCATIONAL FILM CATALOG
598.2
Nursery island Continued
pears that of the birdwatch near one of
the lighthouses with the fearless birds
flying near him in their hundreds. The
following birds are then seen, both in the
distance and in close-ups: the Jdttiwake
gulls, the nest and eggs, the young, and
hen bird brooding; guillemots both with
their young and with their pear-shaped
eggs on the bare rock; a shag and its
mate on the nest; cormorants and their
nests of sea-weed with two or three eggs
and young floundering on the rocks and
pulling themselves along by their bills; the
lesser black-backed gull eating an egg;
baby oyster catchers cowering at the sight
of a gull, saved by their protective colour-
ing; adult puffins and a young one scut-
tling for safety to its home in a bur-
row; terns the shallow holes that serve
as nests, and young; eider ducks with their
downy nests and with young; ducks and
drakes on the water where a mating dis-
play a toss of the head is shown.
Ducklings making the dangerous journey
from the nest to the sea, frequently taking
refuge under their mother; a colony of
ducklings taking to the water. . . Few
have the opportunity for the close study
of the birds shown in this film, which will
not only stimulate interest and give in-
formation to children and students of all
ages, but will give pleasure to those who
have had even great experience in the ob-
servation of birds. For use in the teaching
of Nature Study. Biology and Zoology,
for all over 10; would be attractive for
adult audiences as a general interest film.
If one reel were shown at a time, children
of 8 and 9 would enjoy seeing it." British
film inst. el-jh-sh-c
Our bird citizens. (Naturgraphs) ISmin
16-sd-$50; rent $3 35-sd-f-apply 1933
Bray; Films, inc. 598.2
After a brief outline of the value of birds
in the elimination of insect pests there are
views of chickadees, nuthatches, a hum-
mingbird and its nest and babies, and
woodpeckers. There is a view of boys
making bird houses also
Rainey wildlife sanctuary. 12min 16-si-
rent $1.50 35-si-nf-rent $2.50 1936?
Audubon 598.2
Produced and owned by Alfred M. Bailey
of Denver, Colorado, formerly with the
Chicago academy of sciences
"Wintering ducks and geese on Audubon
association 2800 acre sanctuary in Louis-
iana." Distributor
el-Jh-sh
Renting houses for songs. 4min 16-si-$6
1927 Bell & Howell 598.2
Produced by William L. Finley
"Studies of song birds which occupy
houses on the Finley estate." Distributor
el-jh
Roger the raven, llmin 16-sd-apply 35-
sd-f-apply 1936 Gaumont British
598.2
"The film starts with views of rocky
cliffs on the Pembrokeshire coast. A man
at the top of a cliff is watching a Raven
on a nest situated on a ledge below. The
mate is above. Eggs, and later, newly-
hatched chicks, are shown in the nest of
sticks with its lining of rabbits' fur. There
are excellent shots of the parents feeding
the young birds, removing rubbish from
the nest, and collecting cranefly larvae and
beetles as food for the five nestlings. One
young Raven falls from the nest. The
survivors are shown exercising their wings.
Men appear at the top of the cliff and one
descends on a rope to secure a young
Raven as a pet. Roger is taken from the
nest, put into a bag, and taken to the top
of the cliff. Here he is removed from the
bag for inspection, but attacks his two
captors, escapes, and flies away to free-
dom. Other bird life in the locality is il-
lustrated by pictures of Gulls on stack
rocks and of Guillemots in thousands
shoulder to shoulder. Their gregarious life
contrasts strongly with the isolated family
of ravens. The photography is, on the
whole, very good. The film Is well knit
and the commentary apt and coherent.
The closeups of the nest are excellent, but
the distant shots of flying Ravens rather
poor. . . We learn something of the ani-
mals which fear the Raven, namely rab-
bits, but nothing of the natural enemies
of these great glossy, black birds of the
open uplands and rocky coasts. For use in
the teaching of Natural History and Bi-
ology. As a classroom instruction film for
all over 9. Also, a general interest film for
all." British film inst.
el-Jh
Seagoing birds. 12min 16-sd-rent $1.50
1932? Bell & Howell 598.2
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Cen IdP Mod West Wilo
YMCA
Product of Educational pictures corpora-
tion of America
"A school of small fish is spotted by a
sentinel sea gull. Luncheon Is served. A
patrolling pelican broadcasts 'Meat on the
table,' and the clan responds. A thousand
cormorants leave their rookery for the
feast. Papa Swallow carefully measures
the space he will fill with mud cement.
At last the bungalow is complete and the
couple move in. Soon the house is so
full of children that Mr. and Mrs. Swal-
low have to feed the squalling youngsters
through the front door." Producer
el-jh-sh-c
Some of our more common predatory birds.
ISmin 16-si-$50 1935 Stevenson 598.2
Information given has not been verified
by the Producer for this Supplement
Produced by Robert Stevenson, and F.
and J. Craighead
This reel is not titled. It is intended
for use with a lecture. It contains some
slow motion photography and some tele-
photo
"A [fllmj record of the field activities of
three boys interested in predatory birds
and falconry. It includes the Pigeon Hawk
of northern Minnesota, the Prairie Falcon
and Burrowing Owl of the Western states
and the Duck Hawk, Bald Eagle, Osprey,
Sparrow Hawk, Screech and Barn Owl of
the East. In almost every case the typical
nesting site of each bird is shown with
the young birds in the nest. The steps
necessary to train these birds for falcon-
ry are also included." Producer
Jh-sh
Sparrow hawk. 12min 16-sd-apply 35-sd-
f-apply 1936 Gaumont British 598.2
"The parent birds nest-building, and
hatching and rearing their young in South
Wales." Producer
el-jh
Tawny owl. lOmin 16-sd-apply 35-sd-f-
apply 1936 Gaumont British 598.2
"The hatching and rearing of young
Tawny Owls, showing also the animal life
of the wood in which they live, including
Long-eared Owls, Badgers and Polecats."
Producer el-Jh
si - silent; sd - sound; f - inflammable; nf - safety; el - elementary; Jh - junior high; sTF senior high; c - college
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EDUCATIONAL FILM CATALOG
Todd wildlife sanctuary. ISmin 16-si-rent
$1.50 1936? Audubon 598.2
"Nesting: birds in the vicinity of this
Audubon sanctuary in Maine." Producer
el-Jh
Western birds at home. 12min 16-si-$20;
rent $1 1937 California 598.2
"Birds found in the fields and forests
of the West." Producer
jh-sh-c
Western waterfowl. 12min 16-si-$20;
rent $1 1936 California 598.2
"Living habits and nests of birds found
near streams and marshlands." Producer
el-jh-sh-c
Wild geese. ISmin 16-si-loan Wis. con-
servation dept. 598.2
"This film follows the flight of Canada
geese through Wisconsin, showing the
flight formations and feeding grounds."
Wisconsin jh-sh-c
Wild wings. 30min 16-si-loan 35-si-nf-loan
1929 Mich. dept. of conservation 598.2
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: VE8
Shows nests and habits of the follow-
ing Michigan birds: "eagle, humming bird,
blue jay, red-winged black-bird, Baltimore
oriole, Canada geese, winter ducks or old
squaw ducks, mallard, pelican, sora rail,
least bittern, black tern, Caspian tern,
herring gull and loon." Producer
el-jh-sh-c
Winter visitors. 12min 16-si-$20; rent $1
1936 California 598.2
"Waterfowl which spend their summers
in the North come southward for the
winter: pelican, sandhill crane, Canada
geese, snow goose, Hutchins's goose,
white-fronted goose, grey geese, black
brant, canvasbacks, whistling swan,
brown pelican." Producer
jh-sh-c
Woodland pals. (Naturgraphs) ISmin 16-
sd-$50; rent $3 35-sd-f-apply 1933
Bray; Films, inc. 598.2
Close-up pictures of a humming-bird
which was found starving at the approach
of cold weather and was brought into a
home and became a household pet. Also
studies of the warbling vireo and of cedar
waxwings
599 Mammals
Adventures of Bunny Rabbit. (Primary
grade ser.) llmin 16-sd-$50 35-sd-nf-
$100 1937 Erpi 599
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Geo
"The characteristics and habits of rab-
bits in their natural environments are pre-
sented. . . Mother Gray Rabbit with her
newly born young in their rabbit burrow;
Mother Rabbit feeding; White Rabbit from
the farm visiting; Gray Rabbit; Fox pur-
suing Gray Rabbit to her burrow; Fox
unable to get into burrow; young older;
Bunny Rabbit decides to go out for ad-
venture; Bunny's experiences with Frog,
Squirrel and Turtle in woods; Bunny's ex-
periences on the farm with Cows, Chicks,
Puppies, Turkeys. Bunny finds lettuce in
greenhouse; farmer puts Bunny into doll
house; Bunny runs back to woods." Pro-
ducer
Teaching helps to accompany film:
Introductory manual: Educational sound
films in the primary grades; Primary grade
teachers' handbook: Rabbits and hares
el-Jh
Amik the beaver. ISmin 16-si-loan 1937
Wis. conservation dept. 599
"Shows the work of beavers, the con-
struction of their dams and the flowage
resulting therefrom. It follows the activi-
ties of the Conservation Department in re-
moving the animals from areas where they
are destroying property by the flowages,
to another location where this condition
does not exist." Wisconsin
el-jh-sh-c
Animal engineers. (Living natural history
ser.) 4min 16-si-$9.50 1927 Bell &
Howell 599
A study of the principal activities of the
American beaver presented by Dr Ditmars
el-Jh
Birth and education of a seal. 12min 16-
si-$10.40 1935 Hancock Pacific expedi-
tions 599
For sale only to educational institutions
or museums
"Shows . . . the actual birth of a seal
and the effort of a mother to immediately
teach it to swim." Producer
sh-c
Brock the badger. (Secrets of nature ser.)
1R 16-sd-$50; rent apply Gutlohn 599
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: FiL IdP VES YMCA
Produced by British instructional films,
ltd.
"Badgers, both adult and young, despite
their nocturnal mode of life, are seen at
close range not only in the open but also
within their earths. We watch the young
ones at play and the grown-ups following
well-worn tracks in search of moles, feel-
ing the ground for earthworms and leather-
jackets, raiding a bees' reserve of honey,
also scaring a hen, taking chicken food
and sucking an egg or two, but never
attacking a bird, even a young one. A
bee sting on his sensitive snout sends
Brock to the edge of a pool where he
meets a second badger, possibly in similar
plight. Wild fruits, such as raspberries,
are sought out in the autumn, while fat
is being laid down preparatory to a long,
inactive period. Our last view of this bear-
like mammal is in his cosy bed of bracken
at the onset of winter. It is difficult to
praise this film too highly for it is full
of interest from start to finish and the
commentary is just full enough and de-
liberate enough to satisfy the viewer. . .
The photography for all close-range studies
is extraordinarily good. . . For use in the
teaching of Natural History, Biology, Zool-
ogy. A classroom instruction film . . .
cand] should be useful as a general Inter-
est film for Natural History Societies and
in general programmes." British film inst.
el-jh-sh-c
Buffalo home. 30min 16-si-loan 35-si-nf-
loan 1932 Canada dept. of mines &
resources 599
"Views of the Government buffalo herd
in Buffalo National Park, Wainwright, Al-
berta. Exciting scenes of stampeding buf-
falo during the annual roundup." Producer
el-Jh
si - tilent; sd- sound: f - inflammable; nf - safety; el - elementary; jh - junior high: *h . senior high; c - college
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EDUCATIONAL FILM CATALOG
599
Capturing the elephant seals. ISmin 16-si-
$16 1935 Hancock Pacific expeditions
599
For sale only to educational institutions
or museums
"Shows these rare mammals at home on
an island off the coast of lower California.
It shows the capture of a monster more
than eighteen feet in length and the dif-
ficulty encountered." Producer
sh-c
Considering Posey. 8min 16-si-rent $1
Kodascope 599
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Lew
A Chester and Outing production in
which some of the queer habits and char-
acteristics of the llamas are shown
Don Coyote. 4min 16-si-$5 1930? Burton
Holmes 599
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: B&H Col Kan
"An Interesting study of this sly ani-
mal trying to secure its food, and finally
succeeding in carrying off a fowl from
the poultry house of a rancher." Kansas
Dwellers of the forest. 12min 16-si-$20;
rent $1 1936 California 599
"Animals and birds found in the forested
regions of California: bear, porcupine,
beaver, marmot, ring-tailed cat, flying
squirrel; tule elk, Sierra grouse, horned
owl, California woodpecker." Producer
jh-sh-c
Elephants African, Indian and pygmy.
(Living natural history ser.) Smin 16-
si-$9.50 1927 Bell & Howell 599
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Wilo
Elephants, presented by Dr Ditmars
Jh
Giants of the North. (Naturgraphs) ISmin
16-sd-$50; rent $3 35-sd-f-apply Bray;
Films, inc. 599
"The Grizzly and Kodlak bears of Alas-
ka at close range." Producer
Grizzly bear hunt in the Canadian Rockies.
75min 16-si-apply Finton 599
"This film includes pictures of a charg-
ing (unwounded) wild grizzly bear up to
within fifteen feet of the camera. The
only charging grizzly ever photographed.
Even then the bear was not shot." Pro-
ducer
Like a beaver. lOmin 16-sd-$50 Garrison
599
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Mod
35 mm: FG Inst
This Talking picture epic film shows
the habits and resourcefulness of the
beaver family In building their communal
life. The narration Is by Dr Raymond L.
Ditmars
Michigan beaver. ISmin 16-si-loan 35-si-
nf-loan 1933 Mich. dept. of conserva-
tion 599
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: FiL Gut TES
Loans limited to Michigan. If Interested
in purchasing the film, apply
"The life of the beaver. Trees are
felled, dams repaired. Damage from flood-
ing and the steps taken to curb it are
shown." Producer
el-jh-sh Guide
Michigan furbearers. ISmin 16-si-loan 35-
si-nf-loan 1934 Mich. dept. of conser-
vation 599
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: FiL Gut
Many of the Michigan fur-bearers are
shown in this film. Among them are the
weasel, mink, porcupine, bear, deer, moose,
bob-cat, fox, muskrat and otter
Michigan mammals. 30min 16-si-loan 35-
si-nf-loan 1929 Mich. dept. of conser-
vation 599
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: VES
Shows the following Michigan animals:
wolverine, elk, bison, cow moose & calf,
bull moose, spotted fawn, doe deer, spike-
horn deer, porcupine, albino porcupine,
cub bear, badger, weasel, fox, squirrel,
chipmunk, beaver
el-Jh-sh
Michigan moose. ISmin 16-si-loan 35-si-
nf-loan 1930 Mich. dept. of conserva-
tion 599
"Portraying the great moose herd of Isle
Royale. These largest American mammals
are shown in abundance. A young bull is
captured before the camera." Producer
el-Jh-sh
Minong moose. ISmin 16-si-loan 35-si-nf-
loan 1935 Mich. dept. of conservation
599
"The story of the Isle Royale moose herd,
including experimental trapping and plant-
ing." Producer
Jh
Monkey whoopee. lOmin 16-sd-$50 1931
Garrison 599
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Mod
35mm: FC
A product of Talking picture epics
Dr Ditmars exhibits the monkeys, and
their close relations, living in the monkey
house of the New York zoological park.
The shots of the orang playing with a
pail are also included in "Housekeeping
at the zoo" (591.6)
My friend, the harti. (Magic vault ser.)
lOmin 16-sd-$30; rent apply Gutlohn
599
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Gen FiL IdP Twy VES Wis
"Elephants of India, showing their eco-
nomic importance as well as their use in
ceremonials." Wisconsin
el-jh
New world monkeys. (Living natural his-
tory ser.) 4min 16-si-$9.50 1927 Bell
& Howell 599
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Au Fi
Produced by Raymond L,. Ditmars. May
be rented combined with other monkey films
for $1
"Studies of structure and habits of
spider monkey, woolly monkey, Saki mon-
key, Red howler, Sapajous, Owl monkey,
and Marmoset." Distributor
el-jh-sh
Nile and pygmy hippopotami. (Living nat-
ural history ser.) 4min 16-si-$35 1927
Bell & Howell 599
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: WiB
In this Burton Holmes production Dr
Ditmars presents some hippopotami
si tilent; sd - sound; f - inflammable; nf - safety; el - elementary; jh - junior high; sh - senior high; c - college
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EDUCATIONAL FILM CATALOG
Northern bears. (Living natural history
ser.) 4min 16-si-$5 1927 Bell &
Howell 599
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Kan WiB
Various bears of the North, photographed
by Dr Ditmars showing traits and struc-
ture
Old world monkeys. (Living natural his-
tory ser.) 4min 16-si-$9.50 1927 Bell
& Howell 599
Produced by Raymond L. Ditmars. May
be rented combined with other monkey
films for $1
"Baboons, lemurs, galagos, representing
India, Malaysia, and Africa." Distributor
el-jh-sh
Shedding the antlers. (Living natural his-
tory ser.) 4min 16-si-$9.50 1927 Bell
& Howell 599
American elk's cycle of antler develop-
ment is presented by Dr Ditmars. Shows
the changes which take place in the dis-
position of the animal
Taming the wildcat, llmin 16-sd-rent $1.50
Bell & Howell 599
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Cen IdP West
Product of Educational films corporation
of America
"Hunting the wild cat with dogs, and
some of the unexpected things that happen
before it is subdued. Later the dogs ac-
cidentally stir up a wild boar." Distribu-
tor el-jh-sh-c
Tropical opossums. (Living natural history
ser.) 4min 16-si-$9.50 1927 Bell &
Howell 599
This film which was produced by Ray-
mond L. Ditmars, shows several species
of opossums. May be rented with other
Living natural history series films for $1
el-jh-sh
Wapiti of Jackson Hole. 1R 35-sd-nf-loan
1934 U.S. agric. 599
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Wis
A Bureau of biological survey film
"The story of the elk. . . Views of the
great herd of the Jackson Hole country."
Producer
el-jh-sh-c
Why save the elk. 1R 16-si-loan 35-si-nf-
loan 1934 U.S. agric. 599
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: A&B Gal OreS
A Bureau of biological survey film
"A plea for the maintenance of the
American elk herd in the Jackson Hole
country." Producer
Wild company. (Naturgraphs) I5min 16-
sd-$50; rent $3 35-sd-f-apply 1933
Bray; Films, inc. 599
Hunting trip with the motion picture
camera into the haunts of the moose in
Northern Canada. Pictures of moose and
deer in action, and of a chipmunk who is
very clever at securing nuts
Wisconsin whitetail deer. ISmin 16-si-loan
Wis. conservation dept. 599
"Follows the growth of the whitetail
deer from the fawn to the mature deer,
showing seasonal changes of coat and ant-
lers. Winter scenes show how deer travel
on runways. The final scene is of an
albino buck fawn at the State Experimen-
tal Game and Fur Farm, Poynette, Wis-
consin." Producer
*Zebras. (Living natural history ser.) 4min
16-si-$9.50 1927 Bell & Howell 599
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: WiB
Dr Ditmars presents the zebra
600 USEFUL ARTS
610 MEDICINE
That man may live. 25min 35-sd-nf-loan
1935 Am. college of surgeons 610
"Produced by the Am. college of sur-
geons in order to carry authentic infor-
mation to the public. It portrays progress
in the medical care of man and animals,
and emphasizes the debt of man to re-
search conducted on animals and the
necessity for its continuance. It is a pho-
tographic reproduction of actual conditions
in clinics, medical schools, hospitals, ex-
perimental laboratories, animal hospitals,
etc. rather than a staged production."
Producer
6 1 2 Physiology
6/2.7 Blood and circulatory system
Blood. llmin 16-sd-apply 35-sd-f-apply
1935 Gaumont British 612.1
This film and "Circulation," listed be-
low, will be found suitable for "physiology,
hygiene and public health instruction in
schools; nurses; masseurs; exhibition dur-
ing Health weeks." British film inst.
sh Guide
Circulation. 9min 16-sd-apply 35-sd-f-apply
1935 Gaumont British 612.1
"The two films 'Blood' rlisted above]
and 'Circulation' together demonstrate the
function and composition of the blood
and the complete process of circulation.
The explanations are simple and clear, and
the various devices employed throughout
the films to illustrate the functioning of
the organs, etc., are excellent. The tecn-
nique used Is, in fact, the outstanding fea-
ture of the films. Diagrams, models, labor-
atory experiments and micro-photography
are all used to simplify the explanations
as much as possible. A cartoon show-
ing people arriving in crowds from buses
and passing through a turnstile one by one
is made to represent the artery flow
changing into the capillary flow, and is
particularly ingenious. All the diagrams
are clearly and simply drawn, and mov-
ing arrows and pointers, etc., direct at-
tention to any particular part of the dia-
gram. The films are deliberately made
elementary as they are intended for in-
structional purposes in schools and for ex-
hibition during Health weeks." British
film inst. sh Guide
The heart. lOmin 16-si-$l5 1935 Gramet
612.1
After showing a cylinder pump in action
comes a contrasting shot of a living turtle
heart. Cinemicrophotography is used to
show that even minute animals such as a
daphnia have hearts. The action of the
turtle heart is shown in a close-up, fol-
lowed by a simple animation illustrating
the working of the four-chambered heart.
The influence of exercise on the heart-
si-silent; sd - sound; f - inflammable; nf - safety; el - elementary; jh - junior high; sh - senior high; c-
college
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EDUCATIONAL FILM CATALOG
612.1-612.8
The heart Continued
beat is demonstrated, and cinemicropho-
tography is used again this time to show
how circulation may be seen in a flsh tail
sh-c
Heart and circulation. (Univ. of Chicago
biological science ser.) lOmin 16-sd-
$50 35-sd-nf-$100 1937 Erpi 612.1
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Geo Ohio
"The mechanics of the pulmonary and
systemic systems detailed, with delinea-
tion of the heart action by technical ani-
mation and natural photography. Ampli-
fied heart beat sounds. Microscopic scenes
of capillary action. Blood pressure and its
relation to health." Producer
jh-sh-c Guide
Inherent characters. 7min 16-si-$l5 35-si-
nf-$30 1930? Scientific film 612.1
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Brig Ed loS
35 mm: loS Tex
Information given has not been verified
by the Producer for this Supplement
"Microscopical study visualizing the ori-
gin of the heart beat 16 hour heart tube
of chick embryo and its inherent qualities
of heart muscle contraction. Fragments
of heart tissues are transplanted in vitro
and are seen to function 45 days after
transplantation independent of the mother
tissue. It is the method used by Dr. Alex
Carell. . . The tissue in its glass recep-
tacle is placed in an Incubator, kept at
body temperature, from which It may be
from time to time removed for photograph-
ing purposes. The microscope is mounted
on a heated receptacle so that injury may
not be done to the living tissues during the
process of photography." Producer
sh-c
Precipitins. 7min 16-si-$l5 35-si-nf-$30
1930? Scientific film 612.1
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Ed loS
S5mm: loS Tex
Information given has not been verified
by the Producer for this Supplement
"Biological observation illustrating the
specific differences prevailing among ani-
mal and human proteins and their useful-
ness in detecting the relationship of va-
rious blood groups. The film demonstrates,
for example, that when a test is made
with human anti-serum, an Immediate re-
action is observed only in test-tubes con-
taining human blood. Less prompt and
less marked reaction occurs in tubes con-
taining the blood of the man-apes; still
milder reaction in the case of baboons,
monkeys, and marmosets in succession;
and a long delayed or altogether negative
result in all other cases." Producer
sh-c
6/2.2 Respiration
Mechanisms of breathing. (Univ. of Chi-
cago biological science ser.) lOmin
16-sd-$50 35-sd-nf-$100 1936 Erpi 612.2
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Col Geo lo Ohio
"Photography and animation of the
breathing mechanism in operation. Tech-
nical animation of gaseous exchange in
lungs and body tissue cells, including
pathological conditions. Demonstration of
artificial respiration. Technical anima-
tion and photography of nervous control
of breathing and factors affecting rate and
depth of breathing." Producer
jh-sh-c Guide
6/2.3 Digestion
Digestion. (Univ. of Chicago biologoical
science ser.) lOmin 16-sd-$50 35-sd-nf-
$100 1937 Erpi 612.3
"A summary of the digestive process in-
cluding the work performed in mouth,
stomach, and small intestine. Secretions,
enzymes, systems affected, and products
formed. Microphotography of reactions,
digestive movements and their control. Re-
lation of circulatory and nervous systems
to the digestive process." Producer
jh-sh Guide
6/2.76 Locomotion
Development of creeping in a human in-
fant (R.M.V.). 1R 16-si-$16.80 1932
Ohio state univ. Dept. of psychology
612.76
"The first four scenes show the infant
at 12, 16, 18 and 20 weeks in a position
favorable for crawling. . . At 20 weeks
the infant is shown turning from the back
to the stomach for the first time. The
development of the creeping is followed
to 40 weeks where the perfected response
is shown in slow motion. Adapted for
beginning and child psychology classes."
Producer c
Development of walking in a human infant
(R.M.V.). 1R 16-si-$12.40 1933 Ohio
state univ. Dept. of psychology 612.76
"The walking movements of the legs
when the infant is supported at 22 weeks
are shown. Support is required until 36
weeks. The development is followed until
46 weeks, some use being made of slow
motion. Adapted for beginning and child
psychology classes." Producer
6/2.78 Voice
Voice that science made. I5min 16-sd-$25
35-sd-nf-loan 1930? Western electric
612.78
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Bell
35mm: YMCA
"Presenting . . . the action of the hu-
man vocal organs, contrasted with the
new artificial larynx, developed by Bell
Telephone Laboratories' engineers. Three
active men of affairs, who would be
speechless without the aid of the artificial
larynx, are pictured and recorded at their
daily work, using the new voice that sci-
ence has given them." Producer
jh-sh-c
6/2.8 Nervous system
Nervous system. (Univ. of Chicago biologi-
cal science ser.) lOmin 16-sd-$50 35-
sd-nf-$100 1937 Erpi 612.8
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Geo loS Ohio
"Structure of the nervous system, par-
ticularly in man; its pathways and con-
nections. The nature of the nerve im-
si- silent; sd- sound; f . inflammable; nf - safety; el - elementary; Jh - junior high; sh . senior high; c - college
61
612.8-613.9
EDUCATIONAL FILM CATALOG
Nervous system Continued
pulse; conditions for setting up impulses;
their passage from cell to cell; their dis-
charge and resultant activity. Reflexes.
Sensory integration, and finally, activity
of the cerebrum." Producer
jh-sh-c Guide
Nervous system. (New scientific films ser.)
ISOmin 16-si-sale apply 35-si-sale apply
1937 Garrison 612.8
Produced by Tech films, U.S.S.R.
"Produced under supervision of Prof. I.
V. Pavlov at the Leningrad institute.
Direct photography, slow-motion, micro-
scopic and animated diagrams. Study of
the development of the nervous system
with special sections on: Development of
the early nervous systems; Reflex actions;
Spinal cord; The brain; Conditioned re-
flexes and behavior." Distributor
el-jh-sh-c
6 1 3 Hygiene
Beneficent reprobate ethyl alcohol, its na-
ture and its properties. 60min 16-si-sd-
loan 35-si-sd-nf-loan YMCA 613
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm silent: Col loS YMCA
16mm sound: A&B Geo loS YMCA
35mm silent: YMCA
35mm sound: YMCA
"The answer of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union to the insistent demands
of those who wish to give intelligent in-
struction on the subject. . . It is a scien-
tifically accurate presentation, without
sentimentality, and includes studies of the
Northwestern University Medical School."
Scholastic
"A treatise on the uses and effects of
alcohol in industry and in relation to the
central nervous system of the human
body. . . An evaluation of alcohol in the
various uses to which it may be put and
makes clear why it causes characteristic
effects when taken in beverages." Dis-
tributor jh-sh-c
Body defenses against disease. (Univ. of
Chicago biological science ser.) lOmin
16-sd-$50 35-sd-nf-$100 1937 Erpi 613
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Geo lo Ohio
"Exposition of the three lines of de-
fense skin, phagocytic cells and lymphat-
ics, and the blood, including a section on
immunology. . . Microphotography of phag-
ocytosis. Application of defense mechan-
ism in specific cases. Action of liver and
spleen. Types of anti-bodies and their
effects." Producer
jh-sh-c Guide
Forming the habits of health. (Health ser.)
I5min 16-si-$30; rent $1.50 35-si-f-nf-
$75; rent $1.50 1932 Nat. motion pic-
ture 613
"Shows the importance of habit forma-
tion and . . . reveals the experiences of
a girl who sets out to form habits which
lead to health." Producer
el-jh-sh
Kid comes through 613
This film, listed in Educational Film
Catalog, 1936, has been withdrawn from
circulation
6/3.2 Food. Dietetics
Amazing vitamins. 1R 16-si-loan YMCA
613.2
Produced by the Vitex laboratories
"The little known story of the vitamins,
their public health benefits, and the unique
new method of adding the natural vitamin
D of cod liver oil to the diet in odorless
and tasteless form through vitamin D
milk." Distributor
h
Vitamin secrets revealed. 1R 16-si-loan
YMCA 613.2
Produced by the Vitex laboratories
"Describing little known facts about the
food sources and values of vitamins, and
the novel method of adding the natural
vitamin D of cod liver oil to bread in an
odorless and tasteless form." Distributor
sh
Well balanced diet. 15min 16-si-$30; rent
$1.50 35-si-f-nf-$75; rent $1.50 1936
Nat. motion picture 613.2
"Deals . . . with the well balanced diet.
It stresses the need for a wide variety of
foods to supply the necessary vitamins and
minerals and emphasizes the importance of
proper cooking, neat serving, and eating
in the midst of a proper emotional atmos-
phere." Producer
Jh-sh
6/3.9 Reproduction
In the beginning. 30min 16-sd-loan 35-
sd-nf-loan 1937 U.S. agric. 613.9
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Geo loS
May be purchased in 16mm for $9 and
35mm for $35
"Portrays the mysterious prologue to
life the ovulation, fertilization and early
development of the mammalian egg.
Scenes of spermatozoa attacking the ovum,
and . . . time lapse cinemicrographs of cell
division in the fertilized egg." Producer
jh-sh
Ovulation, fertilization and early develop-
ment of the mammalian egg. 2R 16-si-
loan 35-si-nf-loan 1935 U.S. agric.
613.9
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: A&B Geo loS
A Bureau of dairy industry film
"Cinemicrographs of spermatazoa attack-
ing the ovum, and cell division in the
fertilized egg." Producer
c
Reproduction among mammals. (Univ. of
Chicago biological science ser.) lOmin
16-sd-$50 35-sd-nf-$100 1937 Erpi
613.9
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Geo
"Actual photography, animated draw-
ings, microcinematography, and three di-
mensional animations are used in present-
ing the story of embryology. The domestic
pig was selected for the purpose of illus-
tration. The story is fundamentally com-
plete frcm the formation of the original
male and female germ cells to the active
newborn pig, including such processes as
fertilization, cleavage, blastulation, gas-
trulation, formation of neural folds, devel-
opment of membranes and embryonic cir-
culation, and parturition." Producer
Jh-sh-c Guide
si - silent; sd - sound; f - inflammable; nf - safety; el - elementary; Jh - junior high; sh senior high; c college
62
EDUCATIONAL FILM CATALOG
613.9-617.6
Reproduction in plants and lower animals.
ISmin 16-si-$30; rent $1 1936 Bell &
Howell 613.9
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm silent: Wis
16mm sound: Cen IdP
Produced by Arthur C. Pillsbury
"A scientific biology film. Shows the
process of fertilization, conjugation, and
cell division (mitosis), as well as repro-
duction by budding. The spider lily, the
spirogyra, the urechus worm, and the sea
anemone are the actors." School manage-
ment Jh-sh-c
614 Public health
Work of the U.S. Public health service.
95min 16-sd-$300; rent $20 1936? Bray;
Films, inc. 614
"Produced under the direction of the
Public Health Service, this film tells the
story of the Service from its simple begin-
nings in 1798 down to the great, far-flung
organization of today." Producer
614.8 Safety
International ice patrol. Bell & Howell
614.8
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: VES
35mm: Mass Ohio
This film was entered in the Educational
Film Catalog, 1936, giving Harvard as the
Producer. Bell & Howell has since taken
it over
Life saving. 1R 35-si-nf-apply Film classic
exchange 614.8
"Detailed instructions for 'first aid.' "
Producer sh
Safety on streets and highways. ISmin 16-
si-apply 1934 Police acad. 614.8
"Deals exclusively with child safety and
depicts dangerous practices by children
such as crossing at other than the cross-
walks, against the light, running Into the
roadway, playing games in the roadway,
hitching, roller skating, etc." N.Y. Police
dept. el-Jh
Story of the United States Coast guard.
75min 16-sd-$350 35-sd-f-nf-apply 1935
Bray; Films, inc. 614.8
Details of the service rendered by this
organization, narrated by Ford Bond. This
film, which was made through special ar-
rangement with the Coast guard, consists
of 8R and each reel may be bought sepa-
rately at $50 each or rented for $3 per reel.
Reel 1, History and organization; Reel 2,
Air service; Reel 3, Academy; Reels 4
and 5, Service afloat; Reels 6 and 7, Serv-
ice ashore; Reel 8, Cutter Northland in
Alaska
Jh-sh
6 1 6 Pathology. Diseases
6/6.2 Diseases of the respiratory system
Confessions of a cold. ISmin 16-si-$30 35-
si-f-nf-$75 1929 Nat. motion picture
616.2
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Col Conn Kan
35mm: Ind
Information given has not been verified
by the Producer for this Supplement
"An animated 'cold sprite' reveals the
inmost secrets of his kind, showing the
cause, effect, cure and prevention of
colds." Kansas
el-Jh- sh
616.24 TUBERCULOSIS
Behind the shadows. ISmin 16-si-sd-apply
35-si-sd-f-apply 1936 local Tuberculosis
assn. 616.24
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm silent: Conn
16mm sound: Conn Geo
Produced by the National tuberculosis
association this film may be secured thru
local associations throughout the country
"A doctor explains to a group of high
school boys and girls what tuberculosis is.
As he speaks offstage, pictures, X-rays
and animated diagrams illustrate his
story." Producer
jh-sh-c
Consequences 616.24
This film, listed in Educational Film
Catalog, 1936, has been withdrawn from
circulation
Contacts. 17min 16-sd-$75 35-sd-f-$100 1935
Hennepin county tuberculosis assn.
616.24
Directed by Robert A. Klssack, Jr.,
Director of the Visual education depart-
ment of the University of Minnesota, and
produced by the University for the Hen-
nepin county tuberculosis association
"Film openg with a doctor and nurse
examining the x-ray of a small child sick
with miliary tuberculosis. The following
sequence shows briefly the death of the
child and the grief of the parents. The
doctor then summons the parents and
three near relatives to his office, explains
the importance of contacts in spreading
T.B., and begins a search for the spread-
er. In a number of scenes we see the
progress of this search. Finally, the same
group is called together, the doctor ex-
plains his results, and shows that the
child's aunt, a stenographer, should be
treated at a sanatorium. Her cure is
briefly portrayed. The final sequence sum-
marizes the 'modern weapons," available
for fighting tuberculosis. The film con-
tains demonstrations of taking x-rays,
making Mantoux skin tests, and an outline
of institutional care." Producer
Sound on the 16mm size has been re-
ported as poor
Jh-sh-c
617.6 Dentistry. Care of the teeth
Say it with pearls. lOSmin 16-si-apply 35-
si-nf-apply 1925 Int. dental health
found. 617.6
Produced by Dr Louise C. Ball, this film
consists of three parts of two reels each
and any part may be secured separately
(35min 16-si-apply 35-si-nf-apply 1925 Int.
dental health found.)
"This film is on the home care of the
teeth and nutrition. It is popular, some-
times humorous, and suitable for children
and grown-ups." Producer
Science makes a dentifrice. ISmin 16-si-
loan 35-si-nf-loan 1937 General busi-
ness 617.6
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Den Dyn WFS YMCA
35mm: Den Dyn WFS YMCA
Sponsored by the Kolynos company
"An . . . outline of the development and
production of a 'Professional Prescription'
si - silent; sd - sound; f - inflammable; nf safety; el - elementary; jh - junior high; sh - senior high; c - col
63
617.7-621.38
EDUCATIONAL FILM CATALOG
Science makes a dentifrice Continued
for a ... dentifrice, with travelogue scenes
representing world-sources of products,
microscopic scenes representing germ kill-
ing, and demonstration of harmless polish-
ing, and other pertinent factors embel-
lished with . . . animation and trick pho-
tography. Suitable for lay audiences with
sufficient interest and accuracy for pro-
fessional groups." Producer
el-jh-sh Guide
617.7 Care of the eye
Thru life's windows. 13min 16-si-$ll; rent
$1.50 Inst. cinema serv. 617.7
DISTRIBUTORS
35 mm: Ind NJ Minn
"The film shows by animation, by actual
examples, and by comparison with camera
lenses, the structure, operations, and func-
tions of the human eye. Technically cor-
rect in every detail, yet told with the
utmost simplicity." Indiana
el-jh-sh
Vision. llmin 16-sd-apply 35-sd-f-apply
Gaumont British 617.7
"Made with the cooperation of the Na-
tional Ophthalmic Treatment Board. The
structure of the eye is shown in detail by
means of models and diagrams, and the
working of the eye is explained by an ex-
amination of the optical system of a cam-
era, together with structural changes in-
dicating short or long sight and the cor-
rection and relief given by correct glasses.
The relation of the eyes to the rest of
the body is illustrated by diagram, and
emphasis is given to the advisability of
seeking advice in cases when medical at-
tention is needed in addition to glasses."
Producer jh-sh Guide
619 Veterinary medicine
Suppressing the foot-and-mouth disease
619
DISTRIBUTORS
35mm: Tex
This film, listed in the January, 1937
Supplement of the Educational Film Cat-
alog, has been withdrawn by the Producer
but it may still be rented from the Dis-
tributor indicated in italics
This little pig stayed home. 2R 35-si-nf-
loan 1928 U.S. agric. 619
DISTRIBUTORS
35mm: Cal loS
A Bureau of animal industry film
"Tragedy in the guise of hog cholera
stalks onto the Bromwell farm. Serum,
virus, and scientific hog lot sanitation lift
the yoke." Iowa state college
sh-c
620 ENGINEERING
627.37 Generation of electricity
principles of current generation. 24min
16-si-$48 35-si-nf-$160 prior 1927
DeVry 621.31
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Cal Ed lo VES YMCA
"The specific aim of this film is to make
clear the principles involved in the genera-
tion of electrical power, and to further
correlate the practical and theoretical sides
of the phenomenon of electromagnetic in-
duction. . . Will also serve to explain
some of the manufacturing methods used
to build electro-magnetic machines which
are used for the commercial generation
of power. . . Will dispense with the ne-
cessity of the costly laboratory apparatus
needed to demonstrate the principles of
power generation." Iowa univ.
jh-sh-c Guide
621.312 CENTRAL STATIONS
Water power. (Human geography ser.)
lOmin 16-sd-$50 35-sd-nf-$100 1937
Erpi 621.312
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Geo
"The concept of potential power from
water is introduced by the water cycle
which furnishes a never-ending source of
power. It is shown how rapids and water-
falls, by this use, were changed from hin-
drances to aids to man's progress. The
body of the picture traces the development
of water power, chiefly in the United'
States, from the small mill of the early
Colonist to such modern projects as Niag-
ara, Boulder Dam, and the Tennessee Val-
ley. There is an informative sequence on
the transformation of kinetic energy of
the waterfalls into potential energy
through the hydro- electric plant illumina-
tive technical animation explaining the tur-
bine. The film concludes with a world-
wide survey of potential water power in
the main river systems of the continents."
Producer sh Guide
627.37 Electric measurements
Principles of electrical measurement. (Elec-
tricity ser.) 48min 16-si-$96 35-si-nf-
$320 prior 1927 DeVry 621.37
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Cal Ed lo VES YMCA
"Deals with the construction and opera-
tion of electrical instruments. . . Also
explains the operation of a number of
electrical measuring devices, whereas only
a few are available for demonstration in
most schools." Iowa univ.
"Fundamental measurements. Electrical
standards. Theory and construction of
electrical measuring instruments. Volt-
meters. Ammeters. Wattmeters. Power-
factor meters. Synchroscopes. Frequency
meters. Thermometers." California
jh-sh Guide
621.3 Electricity. Applications
627.38 Electric communication
Dynamic America. 24min 16-si-sd-loan 35- Communication news and views #1. llmin
16-sd-loan Bell telephone co. of Pa.
621.38
"News reel type of film showing three
of the outstanding developments in the
telephone industry. An experiment, in
which a short wave radio telephone circuit
si-sd-nf-loan 1928 Westinghouse 621.3
DISTRIBUTORS
S5mm: NJ
"Story of electricity, done in a non-
technical and entirely popular manner."
Producer jh-sh-trade
si - silent; sd- sound; f - inflammable; nf - safety; el - elementary; jh - junior high; sh - senior high; c - college
64
EDUCATIONAL FILM CATALOG
621.38-621.9
Communication news and views #1 Cont.
is used between Boston and Provincetown,
Mass., is viewed and described. In con-
trast to this, the original experiment of
Alexander Graham Bell and his assistant
is pictured. Scenes of various winter
sports are shown and compared to those
of winter damage to overhead wires. The
meaning of snow and ice to the Telephone
Company Is described." Producer
Communication news and views #2. 12min
16-sd-loan Bell telephone co. of Pa.
621.38
"Views and description of a big trans-
oceanic telephone amplifier tube and its
manufacture. Tour of a teletypewriter
central office and talk on its operation.
Description and pictures of directional an-
tennae used in long, short and ultra short
wave radio telephony." Producer
Network broadcasting, llmin 16-sd-loan
Bell telephone co. of Pa. 621.38
"A picture and narrative description of
the part telephone circuits play in modern
radio broadcasting. Animated portrayal of
the large networks." Producer
Jh-sh
Studies about communication. iSmin 16-si-
$10.50 1936? Purinton 621.38
"Actual situation of forty school chil-
dren in class and activity groups, working
on: wireless and telegraph, radio, print-
ing press and newspaper, carrying the
mail, flag signals, signs and symbols, an-
cient writing methods, etc." Producer
el-jh
621.385 TELEPHONE
Call of the East. lOmin 16-sd-loan Bell
telephone co. of Pa. 621.385
"A pictorial tour of San Francisco's
Chinatown and its telephone central office."
Producer
Concerning crossarms. ISmin 16-si-$20 35-
si-nf-loan 1922? Western electric
621.385
DISTRIBUTORS
3 5 mm: YMCA
"Fir trees ancient as the Roman Empire
from the slopes of the Cascade and Olympic
mountains supply most of the parent stock
for our electrical pole and conduit equip-
ment." Producer
sh -trade
Manual trick assembly 621.385
DISTRIBUTORS
35mm: NJ
This film, listed in the January, 1937
Supplement of the Educational Film Cata-
log has been withdrawn by the Producer
but may still be rented from the Distribu-
tor indicated in italics
Seagoing telephones. llmin 16-sd-loan
Bell telephone co. of Pa. 621.385
"A story and description of present
day ship-to-shore telephone service, show-
ing equipment in use on the great ocean
liners and at shore stations." Producer
jh-sh
Telephone call. ISmin 16-si-$20 35-si-nf-
loan 1924? Western electric 621.385
DISTRIBUTORS
35mm: NJ
"Following the voice . . . through the
various pieces of apparatus and electrical
current carriers which speed it from lip
to ear." Producer
Jh-sh-c
Telephone memories. 20min 16-sd-loan
1931 Bell telephone co. of Pa. 621.385
"A lecture on the invention, develop-
ment and growth of the telephone by Dr.
Watson who worked with Alexander Gra-
ham Bell on his original invention." Pro-
ducer
Underwater speechways. ISmin 16-sd-$25
35-sd-nf-loan Western electric 621.385
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: An Bell YMCA
35mm: YMCA
"Industrial and engineering high spots
in the making and use of submarine tele-
phone cable. Three of the most Interest-
ing installations are shown the Cape Cod
to Martha's Vineyard cable, the Golden
Gate cable at San Francisco, and the
Mississippi River cable in Louisiana, end-
ing with a short dramatic sequence of
Mississippi flood scenes. Synchronized with
a narrative and a musical score." Dis-
tributor jh-sh -c-trade
621.4 Gas and oil engines
Diesel engines. 33min 16-sd-loan 35-sd-nf-
loan 1936 Int. harvester 621.4
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Tex
"This film shows the inner operations
of the International harvester diesel, cut-
away views of working parts, and preci-
sion manufacture. The fuel pump, fuel
filtering system, patented starting device,
oiling system, valves, cams, gears, and
other features are all brought out by both
direct photography and animated draw-
ings." Producer c
Making a V-type engine. 30min 16-si-loan
35-si-nf-loan 1936 Bur. of mines 621.4
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Col lo Mass NJ
35mm: Kan
Made in cooperation with the Ford motor
company
"Shows the unloading of ore boats, stor-
age of iron ore, changing and tapping of
blast furnaces, adding alloys, building
molds, and casting molten iron. Other
scenes picture heat treatment and machin-
ing operations on various parts of the
engine, as well as the checking of finished
parts for accuracy. The picture concludes
with assembling the various parts to com-
plete the engine which is then tested and
placed In the chassis of an automobile."
Producer jh-sh-c
Story of the gasoline motor 621.4
This film, listed in the Educational Film
Catalog, 1936, has been withdrawn from
circulation
621.5 Refrigerating machinery
How the General electric icing unit works
621.5
This film, listed in the January, 1937
Supplement of the Educational Film Cata-
log has been withdrawn from circulation
621.9 Machine tools
Graphic representation of machine opera-
tions. 30min 16-si-loan 35-si-nf-loan
1935 Mass. inst. of tech. 621.9
"Contains scenes in the laboratory of
the actual operations of a machine tool
si - silent; sd- sound; f - inflammable; nf - safety; el - elementary; jh - junior high; sh - senior high; c - college
65
621.9-626
EDUCATIONAL FILM CATALOG
Graphic representation of machine opera-
tions Continued
according to the drawings supplied by
the draftsman. It gives graphically the
conventions used in engineering drawings
so that the student may understand the
methods used in the machine shop and
the reasons for the standardization of
these conventions." Producer
sh-c
Industrious diamonds 621.9
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Tex
3 5 mm: Tex
This film, listed in Educational Film
Catalog, 1936, has been withdrawn by the
Producer but it may still be rented from
the Distributor indicated in italics
Something new under the sun. 1R 16-si-
loan 35-si-f-nf-loan General electric
621.9
"Describes a new high-speed cutting ma-
terial which ranks next to the diamond in
hardness and with which even glass can
be machined. This material is a product
of laboratory research, and is manufac-
tured by the Carboloy company under
the trade name Carboloy. The film dem-
onstrates the great superiority of Carboloy
over ordinary high-speed tool steel." Pro-
ducer Jh-sh
622.2 PRACTICAL MINING
Story of rock drilling 622.2
This film, listed in the January, 1937
Supplement, of the Educational Film Cat-
alog has been withdrawn from circulation
622.33 COAL MINING
Coal. 18min 16-sd-apply 35-sd-f-apply
1936 Gaumont British 622.33
"Account of the transformation of pri-
meval forests into vast coal beds, and the
manner in which coal is now being mined
from the pits." Producer
Guide
623.8 NAVAL ARCHITECTURE
Propeller making. (Industry ser.) 8min 16-
sd-apply 35-sd-f-apply Gaumont Brit-
ish 623.8
Shows the manufacture of ship pro-
pellers in Dartford
el-jh-sh Guide
Shipyard. (Face of Britain ser.) 24min 16-
sd-apply 35-sd-f-apply 1935 Gaumont
British 623.8
"A film of the execution of a primary
British industrial achievement, the con-
struction and launching of a great ocean-
going liner. Produced by Paul Rotha, it
is a study of everyday occupations." Dis-
tributor Jh-sh Guide
624 BRIDGES
America's great bridge test. 1R 16-si-loan
35-si-nf-loan 1929 U.S. agric. 624
A Bureau of public roads film
"A technical study of the tests made to
determine the strength of a modern rein-
forced-arch bridge; made on the Swift
Island Bridge over the Peedee River in
North Carolina." California
*March of progress, llmin 16-sd-$36; rent
$1.50 1937 Bell & Howell 624
"Construction and gala opening of San
Francisco's magnificent new bridge. Open-
ing ceremonies, and colorful night parade
in San Francisco. Musical background."
School management
el-jh-sh
625.7 ROADS. HIGHWAYS
Building the Mount Vernon Memorial high-
way. 2R 35-si-nf-loan 1934 U.S. agric.
625.7
A Bureau of public roads film
"Shows how the highway was con-
structed." Producer
Jh-sh
Granite block paving. 1R 35-si-nf-loan 1922
U.S. agric. 625.7
A Bureau of public roads film
"From the quarry to the finished pave-
ment in large cities. Of general technical
interest." Producer
jh-sh
Highroads and skyroads. 1R 16-si-loan 35-
si-nf-loan 1922 U.S. agric. 625.7
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: OreS
A Bureau of public roads film
"Building government roads through the
national forests; obstacles overcome and
scenic beauties reached." Producer
Maintenance of roads. 2R 16-si-loan 35-si-
nf-loan 1932 U.S. agric. 625.7
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Cal OreS
A Bureau of public roads film
"Emphasizes the importance of keeping
roads in good condition and shows some
of the ways in which it may be done.
Points out that adequate maintenance
tends to make roads safer for traffic, re-
duces the upkeep cost of roads and also
the operating costs of motor vehicles."
California
626 CANALS
Canals in United States history. 13min 16-
si-rent $1.50 1920 Soc. for visual educ.
626
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: VES
The purpose of the film to show the in-
teresting changes in type and dimensions
which canals underwent to make cleai
their importance in American commerce
and to show the relationship to the growth
and development of the country is ac-
complished through the use of many ani-
mated maps, charts and diagrams
c Guide
Locks at Sault Ste. Marie. 15min 16-si-
$25; rent $1.25 1937 Educ. film serv.
626
"Special care was taken in this film to
show the action of the locks in lowering
and raising boats. Great ore boats are
shown going both up and down. . . A
few scenes of old canals along the Lehigh
River provide contrast in size and equip-
ment." Producer
Jh Guide
si - silent; sd- sound: f - inflammable; nf safety; el - elementary; jh - junior high; sh senior high; c - college
66
EDUCATIONAL FILM CATALOG
626.8-628.
626.8 Irrigation
Conveying and measuring irrigation water.
2R 16-si-loan 35-si-nf-loan 1932 U.S.
agric. 626.8
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Cal OreS
A Bureau of agricultural engineering
film
"Use of gates, flumes, and siphons;
methods of proportioning water types of
weirs (including: the Parshall flume); and
the value of the soil tests." Producer
Irrigating field crops. 2R 16-si-loan 35-si-
nf-loan 1932 U.S. agric. 626.8
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Col OreS
A Bureau of agricultural engineering
film
"Up-to-date practices in the flooding,
the furrow, and the corrugation methods of
irrigation, sub-irrigation; the border, the
check and the sprinkler methods." Colo-
rado
627 SALVAGE
American Red cross to the rescue. 12min
16-si-sd-loan 1936 Ganz 627
"A graphic portrayal of the heroic work
done by the Red Cross in rescue and re-
lief work during the floods which swept
the Bast early [in 1936]. It shows the
havoc wrought by the swirling waters
which swept everything before them, and
the rescue of trapped victims by coura-
geous Coast Guardsmen and Red Cross
volunteers. Then follows in ... summary
the detailed work of the highly-organized
Red Cross units and departments in han-
dling the various phases of the flood
emergency, aiding and comforting the home-
less victims, restoring them to normal liv-
ing." Distributor
el-Jh-sh-c
Mad Ohio. ISmin 16-si-$36; rent $1 1937
Bell & Howell 627
Effect of flood on Ohio River cities
including Wheeling, Portsmouth, Cincin-
nati, etc. el-Jh-sh-c
Man against the river. lOmin 16-sd-loan
35-sd-f-loan 1937 WPA 627
"Picture of the great Ohio valley flood
of 1937. The camera records the rise of
the waters in the upper valley, traces the
path of the mighty flood to the mouth of
the Mississippi and provides a telling argu-
ment for proper flood control. Fire, famine
and disease follow hard in the wake of
the torrent. Then come the shock- troops
of disaster Works Progress Administra-
tion employees thrown into the breach to
cooperate with other Federal agencies, local
and state organizations in the work of
rescue and rehabilitation." Producer
jh-sh
Raising the S 51. 25min 16-si-apply Edited
pictures 627
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: VES
Produced by Fox
"Raising this United States submarine
established an entirely new engineering
method in the salvaging of sunken ships."
Distributor Jh-sh
i - silent; sd - sound; f - inflammable; nf - safety; el
627.8 Dams
Boulder dam from start to finish. ISmin
16-si-$12 1936 Hollywood film enter-
prises 627.8
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: A&B
Complete story of Boulder dam. Offered
on light amber stock
jh-sh-c
Challenge of the T.V.A. 45min 16-si-rent
$4 1936 Harmon found. 627.8
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: YMCA
"The film shows the activities of the
T.V.A. as bound up in the control and
use of water. The work centers in the con-
struction of large dams which in addition
to serving the national defense are shown
to be controls for destructive floods, aids
to navigation, and creators of electric
power." Producer
jh-sh-c Guide 25c
Grand Coulee dam. 28min 16-si-loan 35-si-
nf-loan 1936 Dept. of interior 627.8
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Brig Geo
"Preliminary construction work on the
largest irrigation structure in the world,
which will form a reservoir 150 miles in
length. . . Views of the area and adjacent
irrigated lands and harvesting of crops
are shown." Producer
Jh
Morris dam construction. 30min 16-si-loan
35-si-nf-loan 1936 TVA 627.8
DISTRIB UTORS
16mm: Geo OreS
Uses straight photography and animated
drawings
"A semi-technical subject showing how
the Clinch River dam was built." Producer
Jh-sh-c
Roosevelt dam. ISmin 16-si-$15; rent $1
35-si-f-nf-$65; rent $2 Roosevelt house
627.8
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Wis YMCA
SSmm: YMCA
"The building of the great dam. Tens
of thousands of acres of arid desert land
in Arizona turned into fertile farms by
the Reclamation Act; the farms, the fin-
ished dam, and Colonel Roosevelt at the
dedication of the dam in 1911." Producer
jh-sh-c
Storage and diversion dams 627.8
This film, listed in the January, 1937
Supplement of the Educational Film Cat-
alog has been withdrawn from circulation
Tennessee valley authority at work, llmin
16-si-sd-loan 35-si-sd-nf-loan 1936
TVA 627.8
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Geo
"General picture of the TVA develop-
ment. Music by the Army band." Pro-
ducer Jh-sh-c
628 SANITARY ENGINEERING
628.1 Water supply engineering
Filter. lOmin 16-sd-apply 35-sd-f-apply
Gaumont British 628.1
"The incredible number of ferocious-
looking creatures (seen under a micro-
elementary; jh - junior high; sh - senior high; c - college
67
628.3-629.1
EDUCATIONAL FILM CATALOG
Filter Continued
scope) that float about in a reservoir
have to be seen to be believed. Ingenious
filtration, however, catches them long be-
fore they get into the pipes, so that when
the taps are turned at home what comes
out is ... just water." Producer
jh-sh Guide
628.3 Sewage disposal
Garden castles. 13min 16-si-apply 1934?
111. Dept. of health 628.3
Sponsored by the U.S. Public health
service
"This picture deals entirely with the
construction of outside toilets. Every
detail of the construction of these sani-
tary units so as to meet modern re-
quirements of sanitation is visualized."
Producer
628.9 Lighting
Light for living. 40min 16-sd-loan General
electric 628.9
Available from the Cleveland office only
"Discussion of lighting in the home. It
brings out . . . the correct standard of
lighting and some interesting facts con-
cerning defective eyesight, and demon-
strates how adequate lighting can minimize
eye-strain." Producer
629. 1 AERONAUTICS
America from the air. 20min 35-sd-f-nf-
loan 1933 Norris 629.1
"This is the first of a series of sight-
seeing trips through the United States by
aeroplane, visiting each state, its territo-
ries and possessions. The picture shows
a group of passengers in a plane. . . while
the Co-Pilot delivers a descriptive narra-
tive, arranged from authentic data, which
is historically accurate. It embraces the state
Capitol and state buildings, principal cities,
industrial and manufacturing centers, har-
bors, agricultural districts, National Parks,
historical and geographical landmarks, and
many other educational scenic and im-
portant points of interest. . . In this first
subject, which deals with the state of
California, the Governor appears, welcom-
ing the Co-Pilot and extending his greet-
ings, compliments and best wishes to the
Governors of each of the other states
which are to follow in this series." Pro-
ducer
Autogiro. (Our world in review ser.)
lOmin 16-sd-$50; rent apply 1937
Gutlohn 629.1
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: FiL IdP VES YMCA
Originally produced by Pathe and re-
edited in 1936 for this series
"E. D. Rice, head of the autogiro com-
pany, explains Juan de la Cierva's in-
vention: what keeps the plane aloft, how
the blades turn automatically to exert a
lifting force, how gravity keeps them re-
volving, how they are hinged, why they
do not fold up like an umbrella. We then
see a real autogiro taking the jumps on
a racetrack at eight miles an hour, and
lingering aloft in the same spot indefinitely
in a twenty mile breeze." Distributor
Childrens' airport excursion. ISmin 16-si-
$10.50 1936? Purinton 629.1
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: AdB
Received first award at the California
Pacific international exposition
"Forty- two children emerge from a mod-
ern school bus at an airport, and thrill at:
fantastic looking radio equipment; type-
writers that run themselves; airmail de-
livery methods; radiophone communica-
tion; planes taking off, and planes landing;
huge hangars, and in them huge planes
equipped with a maze of scientific instru-
ments." Producer
el
Cushion landings. ISmin 16-si-loan 35-si-
nf-loan 1930 Goodyear 629.1
Advertising film for Goodyear Airwheels
"Particularly interesting ... to aviators,
airplane schools, instructors, pilots and
others to whom aeronautical science has
an appeal. Many views were taken with
the camera fastened far out on the wing
of the plane and focused on the wheel for
the best studies during takeoffs, flights and
landings. A full balloon tire ... is
mounted directly on the hub without rims,
spokes or wheels. The picture shows the
cushioning effect in landings and the . . .
traction in snow, sand, mud and ice. The
spectator sees how ground looping is elimi-
nated and practically absolute security is
given the craft in cross-wind landings,
or coming in with a flat tire. . . A close-
up shows a Goodyear Airwheel, purposely
cut and deflated at times twisted out of
its proper shape setting the plane down
gently, causing no injury to the carcass."
Producer
First 10 years of flying. lOmin 16-sd-apply
Garrison 629.1
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Mod Wis
"Oringinal scenes of the breath-taking
pioneering of the early flyers: Dumont,
Wright brothers, Curtiss, Bleriot, etc. The
first dirigible, first monoplane, first to
cross the English channel, first woman
flyer, etc. Original scenes of the stunt
flyers who sacrificed their lives during
the period, 1910-27." Distributor
Jh-sh-c
Flying clipper cruises to Rio 629.1
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: A&B
This film, listed in the April, 1937 Sup-
plement of the Educational Film Cata-
log has been withdrawn by the Prodxicer
but may still be rented from the Distrib-
utor indicated in italics
Flying cub. 1R 16-sd-loan 1937 YMCA
629.1
Produced by Taylor air craft company
"Construction and test flight of Amer-
ica's fastest selling airplane." Distributor
el-jh
Flying the Lindbergh trail 629.1
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: AdB IdM
This film, listed in the January, 1937
Supplement of the Educational Film Cat-
alog has been withdrawn by the Producer
but may still be rented from the Dis-
tributors indicated in italics
Greatest airship dock. ISmin 16-si-loan 35-
si-nf-loan 1929 Goodyear 629.1
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Geo
P. W. Litchfield, President of the Good-
year rubber company is shown turning
si silent; sd - sound; f - inflammable; nf - safety; el - elementary; jh - Junior high; sh - senior high; c - college
68
EDUCATIONAL FILM CATALOG
629.1-629.2
Greatest airship dock Continued
the first sod at the site of the structure
of this huge airship dock. The film also
shows the raising of giant arches and
other work in connection with the actual
construction as well as the first ceremony
in the dock which was the driving of the
golden rivet into the first main ring for
the U.S.S. Akron
jh-sh
Hindenburg explosion. 16-si-sd 1937 Castle
629.1
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm silent: An Lew Mot
16mm sound: IdP Mans
This film may be had in the following
lengths and prices from Castle: 100ft-si-$3;
200ft-si-$5.50; 350ft-si-$10.50; 350ft-sd-$22.50
el-jh-sh-c
History of aviation. (Our world in re-
view ser.) 30min 16-sd-$150; rent ap-
ply 1937 Gutlohn 629.1
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Gal FiL IdP VES
Originally produced by Pathe and re-
edited in 1936 for this series
Any reel may be had separately (16-
sd-$50; rent apply). Contents: Reel 1, 1903-
Wright Brothers' first flight, 1909-Bleriot's
flight across channel, 1910-"Teddy" Roose-
velt's first flight, The first Parachute jump,
1917-Army aviators in France, 1926-Byrd
and Bennett at North Pole, 1927-Lindbergh
flies the Atlantic, 1928-Flying Windmill
spans English Channel, 1929 -Rocket plane
soars in first test; Reel 2, 1928-Graf Zep-
elin crosses Atlantic, 1930-Kingsford
mith's Ireland to America flight, 1930-
Coste and Bellonte's Paris to New York
hop, 1930-Post and Gatty's 'round the
world flight, 1931 -The airship "Los An-
geles," 1931-DO-X visits America, 1933-
Italo Balbo's Italian airfleet visits Chica-
go's World Fair; Reel 3, 1935-Doolittle's
record coast to coast flight, 1935-The wing-
less autogyro, 1935-The China Clipper,
1936-The autogyro with collapsible wings,
1936 America welcomes the new air giant,
"Hindenberg," 1936-Commercial flying,
Cavalcade of aviation
"A comprehensive pictorial history of
aviation from the first flight of the Wright
Brothers at Kitty Hawk, N.C. to the
epoch-making flight of the giant China
Clipper." Distributor
jh-sh-c
Safety on the federal skyways. 60min 16-
si-loan 1935 Bur. of air commerce
629.1
"A typical flight over a Federal airway
by a modern air liner is illustrated in
Reel 1. . . Reel 2 shows the preliminary
work necessary to the establishment of a
new Federal airway; the survey, and com-
mencement of field construction. . . The
first part of Reel 3 deals with the com-
pleted field and its equipment. Then
follows the establishment of an airways
rotating beacon; the completed beacon
and its operation; the various types now
in use. The next part of this reel illus-
trates the construction of a weather broad-
cast and radio beacon station; the com-
pleted station and how it is operated.
Following this comes the construction of
a medium powered radio station and a
completed station. The operation of a
typical key intermediate landing field con-
stitutes the last part of Reel 3. When
an airway is completed it is turned over
to an air navigation district office for
operation and maintenance. This is por-
trayed in Reel 5 which also deals with
the preparation of sectional airway maps
and shows each step involved, ending with
a flight by an airman with the aid of a
completed map." Producer
sh-c
Sky fleets of the navy. lOmin 16-si-sd-loan
35-sd-f-loan 1935 Navy recruiting
serv. 629.1
"Aviation in the navy and part it plays
in coordinating with surface vessels.
Maneuvers, showing planes taking off air-
craft carriers and from bases ashore, firing
torpedoes and dropping bombs. . . Scenes
of a sham battle at sea." Producer
jh-sh
U.S.S. Macon. 30min 16-si-loan 35-si-nf-
loan 1932 Goodyear 629.1
"Tells the story of the construction of
the huge Navy airship U.S.S. Macon by
the Goodyear-Zeppelin Corporation; the
christening, the trial flights, the accept-
ance by the Navy, the commissioning of
the ship and the flight to Lakehurst. . .
Many 'shots' show life aboard the air-
ship the officers testing various instru-
ments in the control room just before the
ship is taken from the dock for a trial
flight; preparation of meals and their serv-
ing to the officers and men; sleeping quar-
ters for the ship's personnel; men at work
in the engine rooms; charting the weather
reports received by radio; the long cat-
walks which serve as passageways; the
telephone system, and, in fact, practically
everything of interest aboard the giant
ship." Producer
el-jh-sh-c
629.2 AUTOMOBILES
Elements of the automobile. 12R 16-si-
$375; rent $20 35-si-f-nf-apply Bray;
Films, inc. 629.2
DISTRIBUTORS
35mm: Cal loS Tex
Individual reels may be bought for $35
each. The rental is $2 per reel, individually
"This series of films explains the opera-
tion of a standard type of automobile mech-
anism by combining actual photography
with animated technical drawings. The
work was done in cooperation with and
under the supervision of the U. S. Army
motor transport corps. Although the film
was produced a number of years ago the
underlying principles of an automobile re-
main unchanged." Producer
"This film is a complete short course in
automotive engineering. While scientifical-
ly and technically correct, it is so simply
presented that even the uninitiated may
thoroughly understand the details. The
picture presents the otherwise intangible,
by means of mechanical models, phantom
and animated drawings. Each part is
complete in itself and may be run sep-
arately if desired. It is recommended that
the feature be presented in a series rather
than the entire number of reels at one
showing. The parts are as follows: Run-
ning gear and differential (2 reels); The
engine (2 reels); The carburetor (1 reel);
Fuel and ignition (3 reels); Cooling system
and clutch (1 reel); Transmission (2 reels);
Brakes (1 reel)." Iowa state college
jh-sh-c
Progress on parade. 36min 16-sd-loan 35-
sd-nf-loan 1937 General motors 629.2
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: YMCA
35mm: YMCA
Information given has not been verified
by the Producer for this Supplement
"Men, methods and materials as com-
bined in the construction of the products
si silent; sd - sound; f - inflammable; nf - safety; el - elementary; Jh - Junior high; sh - senior high; c . college
69
629.213-630
EDUCATIONAL FILM CATALOG
Progress on parade Continued
of General Motors. Brief views of re-
search, proving ground, and other cor-
poration activities." Young men's Chris-
tian assn.
629.213 Safe driving
Child safety in traffic. 15min 16-si-loan
1937 Films of commerce 629.213
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Geo
Presented by the Visual instruction de-
partment of the National education as-
sociation of the United States under the
supervision of its New York Metropolitan
branch. Sponsored by the Automotive
safety foundation in collaboration with the
Highway education board, Washington,
B.C.
"Throughout the film automobiles are
made to come to life, in the form of
cartoon animation, and talk to the chil-
dren. The cartoon faces register the ap-
propriate emotions for each situation fear,
delight, annoyance, etc. Through this
comedy touch, the sermon on highway
safety is preached and the lesson brought
home without setting up a resistance on
the part of the class." Producer
el-jh Guide
Goofs. ISmin 16-si-$25 35-si-nf-$50 Auto
club 629.213
"This picture presents a series of
automobile accidents which have actual-
ly occurred. It is very realistic and brings
home lessons that are not forgotten. It
is particularly suitable for use as a part
of the safety program in secondary schools
and can also be used by Parent-Teacher
Associations." Nat. safety council
el-jh-sh
Highway mania. (Our world in review
ser.) 20min 16-sd-$50; rent apply
1937 Gutlohn 629.213
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: FiL IdP VES
Originally produced by Pathe and re-
edited in 1936 for this series
"An instructional film featuring Lowell
Thomas and illustrating through typical
accidents the dangers of reckless driving.
Gives constructive suggestions and criti-
cisms on how to correct this evil." Dis-
tributor
Horse sense in horse power. lOmin 16-sd-
loan Plymouth motor corp. 629.213
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Geo loS NJ Tex
"A very useful lesson in driving, pre-
sented in a most entertaining manner.
Suitable both for children and adult audi-
ences." Georgia
el-Jh-sh-c
Remember Jimmy. lOmin 16-si-sd-loan 35-
si-f-nf-loan 1935 Fireman's fund in-
surance 629.213
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm silent: AdB AMNH NJ
Produced by Castle
"Jimmy . . . starts on a motor trip to
his grandparents, who joyfully anticipate
the homecoming for their anniversary
celebration. On the way . . . their path
is crossed by an impatient motorist in a
hurry to keep an appointment. A mo-
ment's carelessness a crash shrieking
sirens a hospital. Another accident has
taken its toll. . . At the hospital the
conscience-stricken speeder, realizing too
late the consequences of a moment's care-
lessness, is shaken with remorse. Time
passes. . . We find the family in reduced
circumstances. . . Jimmy . . . selling
papers with news of the 'Big Game* as he
wistfully scans the pictures and headlines
of his football heroes. . . Then scenes in
a crippled children's hospital. . . As 'the
voice" pleadingly sings 'I Love Life,' Jimmy
again appears, smiling through his tears,
superimposed over a playground of happy
youngsters . . . and the picture closes
with the gripping appeal: 'When you are
tempted to step on the gas, or take a
chance, just remember Jimmy and for
children's sake, drive carefully.' " Producer
el-Jh-sh
Take it easy 629.213
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm silent: Col
16mm sound: An
This film, listed in the January, 1937
Supplement of the Educational Film Cat-
alog has been withdrawn by the Producer
but may still be rented from the Distribu-
tors indicated in italics
We drivers. lOmin 16-si-sd-loan 35-sd-f-
apply 1937 YMCA 629.213
This film deals with highway safety. It
was produced by General motors corpora-
tion and was awarded the National award
for the outstanding contribution to safety
in 1936. The 35mm print, for showing in
theaters and auditoriums having fireproof
booth and employing a professional opera-
tor, is in technicolor
jh-sh-c
630 AGRICULTURE
Farm factory. 21min 16-sd-apply 35-sd-f-
apply Gaumont British 630
"Part I shows how the work of the farm
and the buildings and arrangement of crops
are organised as an industrial unit, care-
fully planned for the most economic and
efficient production of goods. Part II
shows the yearly production schedule of
the farm factory, the marketing of the
goods and the responsibilities of the farm
staff, together with the organization of
daily life and work in a rural community."
Producer Jh-sh Guide
Growing plants without soil. ISmin 16-si-
$30; rent $1 1935 Bell & Howell 630
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm silent: Wis
16mm sound: Cen Gar IdP
This presents a new scientific method of
growing flowers and vegetables, in tanks
with a chemical solution. The film dem-
onstrates the unusual results it is possible
to obtain in size of individual specimens
and of quantity, in a small area of space.
A number of plants are used to demonstrate
the efficiency of the formula among them
tomatoes, potatoes, gladiolas and even a
weed. It is an Arthur C. Pillsbury film
Jh-sh-c
U.S. Department of agriculture its field
and services. 1R 16-si-loan 35-si-nf-
loan 1933 U.S. agric. 630
DISTRIBUTORS
S5mm: loS
An Extension service film
"A splendid presentation of the many
activities of the United States Department
of Agriculture." Iowa state college
sh-c
si - tilent; sd- sound; f - inflammable; nf - safety; el - elementary; jh junior high; sh - senior high; c - college
70
EDUCATIONAL FILM CATALOG
630-631.18
Wee Anne visits the farm. (Wee Anne
ser.) 30min 16-si-$50; rent $5 1936
Cinegraphic 630
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: A&B Cal Mo Wia
"A little girl and boy spend a day on the
farm. Ride on a hay rake. Watch mowing
machine. Play in hay stack. Ride on
Nellie the farm horse. Help steer the trac-
tor. See rabbits, chickens, pigs. Help
shock the grain and tie it into bundles.
Play hide and seek in the corn. Feed baby
kids with nursing bottle. Bid goodbye to
Rover the dog." California
el
630.6 Agricultural clubs
4-H club work what it is, and does. 3R
35-sd-nf-loan 1932 U.S. agric. 630.6
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Wis
35mm: Tex
Presents the fundamentals of 4-H club
work. Designed primarily for adult
audiences
630.941 Agriculture in Scotland
Harvests of the soil. lOmin 16-sd-apply
35-sd-f-apply 1936 Gaumont British
630.941
"This film makes available to the stu-
dent of geography an intimate knowledge
of the various methods by which the farm-
ers harvest the principle crop yields of
Scotland: hay, potatoes, fruits and to-
Ynatoes. We are shown the developments
in farming techniques from the outmoded
methods dating back to the last century,
which are still used on the smaller farms,
to the highly mechanized methods in use
on the vast tomato farms." Producer
jh Guide
630.942 Agriculture in England
Farming in East Anglia. (Regional geog-
raphy ser.) 4Smin 16-sd-apply 35-sd-f-
apply Gaumont British 630.942
Divided into 4 units, Winter, Spring,
Summer, Autumn, this film shows the farm
in East Anglia in every month of the year
el-jh Guide
630.973 Agriculture in the United States
Plow that broke the plains. 27min 16-sd-
loan 35-sd-f-loan 1936 Resettlement
administration 630.973
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: A&B An Geo IdP Wis YMCA
"A saga of the land of the Great Plains
area of the United States. Dramatized in
ten principal sequences the film traces the
story of the plains country during the last
fifty years. This panorama of American
history surveys the successive movements
in the Great Plains area the passing of
the buffalo, the successive invasions of
range cattle, the homesteader and the
large-scale wheat farmer. Dramatized, too,
are the disastrous dust storms which whip
across once fertile acres carrying away
rich top-soil and bringing tragedy to the
Great Plains. The production also shows
. . . the work which the Resettlement ad-
ministration is doing in the Great Plains
area." Producer
sh-c
Rain for the earth. 18min 16-sd-loan 35-
sd-f-loan 1937 WPA 630.973
"Story of man's struggle with the
drought in the Great Plains. Sun-parched
earth ravaged by blinding dust storms and
insect plagues ... in the opening sequence.
The Works Progress Administration begins
its gigantic task of reclamation and con-
servation in cooperation with other Fed-
eral agencies. Farmers in distress turn
from idleness to the work of building dams
and reservoirs to conserve the rain when
it falls. An original musical score [by
Hugo Reisenfeldj and a simple . . . nar-
ration [by David Rossj." Producer
jh-sh
631 The farm
Electricity on the farm. 20min 16-si-loan
35-si-nf-loan 1935 TVA 631
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Geo
"This picture shows the many uses that
electricity has on a farm. It reveals not
only the ways that electricity eliminates
drudgery on the farm but it also shows
how farmers are increasing their incomes
through the use of electricity." Producer
sh-c
631.18 Marketing of farm produce
Cooperative marketing cotton. 2R 35-si-
nf-loan 1925 U.S. agric. 631.18
DISTRIBUTORS
35mm: Okla
A Bureau of agricultural economics film
"Methods followed by the cooperative
cotton-marketing associations, showing the
progress of the grower's bale from the gin
to the mill, or to the seaboard for export
shipment." Producer
sh-c
Cooperative marketing dried prunes. 2R
35-si-nf-loan 1931 U.S. agric. 631.18
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: OreS
35mm: Tex
A Bureau of agricultural economics film
"Shows what has been accomplished by
cooperative organizations and gives, in de-
tail, every important step in picking,
packing, and marketing prunes. Of in-
terest to growers, cooperative officials,
dealers, and consumers." California
sh-c
Cooperative marketing eggs and poultry.
3R 35-si-nf-loan 1930 U.S. agric.
631.18
DISTRIBUTORS
3 5 mm: loS
A Bureau of agricultural economics film
"Gives a comprehensive idea of the
poultry industry on the Pacific Coast and
of the methods used by cooperative asso-
ciations in handling and marketing eggs
and poultry." California
sh-c
si - silent; sd - sound; I - inflammable; nf safety; el - elementary; jh - junior high; sh - senior high; c - college
71
631.18-632.7
EDUCATIONAL FILM CATALOG
Cooperative marketing livestock. 2R 16-
si-loan 35-si-nf-loan 1928 U.S. agric.
631.1%
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: A&B Wis
S5mm: loS
A Bureau of agricultural economics film
"Methods followed by farmers' coopera-
tive organizations in handling sales of
livestock." Producer
sh-c
Farm women's markets. 1R 16-si-loan 35-
si-nf-loan 1934 U.S. agric. 631.18
DISTRIBUTORS
35mm: loS
An Extension service film
Shows how a large farm women's market
is managed to the advantage of both pro-
ducer and consumer
sh-c
Poultry marketing in the United States. 5R
35-si-nf-loan U.S. agric. 631.18
A Bureau of agricultural economics film
showing modern methods of marketing
poultry sh-c
637.2 Farm buildings
Barnyard underworld. 1R 35-si-nf-loan
1928 U.S. Agric. 631.2
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: loS
S5mm: loS
A Bureau of animal industry film
"The whys and wherefores of barnyard
sanitation." Producer
sh-c
Construction of a concrete silo 631.2
DISTRIBUTORS
35mm: Ind
This film, listed in the January, 1937
Supplement of the Educational Film Cat-
alog has been withdrawn by the Producer
but still may be rented from the Distribu-
tor indicated in italics
631.4 Soik
Fungi snare and destroy nematodes. 1R
16-sd-loan 35-sd-nf-loan 1932 U.S.
agric. 631.4
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Gal Geo
A Bureau of plant industry film
"Discloses under the microscope how
certain fungi catch and devour nematodes
in the process by which organic matter
is broken down to enrich the soil." Pro-
ducer sh-c
632 Hindrances. Pests
632.5 Injurious plants
Banishing the barberry. 2R 35-si-nf-loan
1929 U.S. agric. 632.5
A Bureau of plant industry film
"Shows how Government forces operate
to eradicate the common barberry which
spreads the black stem rust." Producer
sh-c
632.6 Injurious animals
Porcupine control in the western states.
2R 16-si-loan 35-si-nf-loan 1934 U.S.
agric. 632.6
DISTRIBUTORS
35mm: Cal
A Bureau of biological survey film
"Shows physical characteristics of the
porcupine and why the quills are so dan-
gerous to livestock; migrations; great dam-
age done, especially to young trees in our
national forests; how to mix poison bait
and apply it in 'rest' trees, dens, etc."
California
Routing rodent robbers. 2R 16-si-loan 35-
si-nf-loan 1932 U.S. agric. 632.6
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: OreS
35mm: loS Okla
A Bureau of biological survey film
"Shows why and how cooperative con-
trol of ground squirrels and prairie dogs
is conducted." Producer
sh-c
632.7 Injurious insects
Alfalfa weevil control
632.7
DISTRIBUTORS
35mm: Cal loS
This film, listed in the January, 1937
Supplement of the Educational Film Cat-
alog has been withdrawn by the Producer
but may still be rented from the Distribu-
tors indicated in italics
Board feet or bored timber. 1R 35-si-nf-
loan 1925 U.S. agric. 632.7
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Ed VES
A Bureau of entomology and plant quar-
antine film
"The wormhole borer, pinhole borer, and
other insects which attack green logs and
cured lumber; their habits, and methods
of control." Producer
jh-sh-c
Control of worms in hogs. 3R 16-si-loan
35-si-nf-loan 1935 U.S. agric. 632.7
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Ohio
A Bureau of animal industry film
"Shows methods of control of various
injurious hog parasites thorn -headed
worms, nodular worms, stomach worms,
roundworms, lungworms, and kidney
worms." Producer
sh-c
Fighting the corn borer with machinery.
1R 16-si-loan 35-si-nf-loan 1931 U.S.
agric. 632.7
A Bureau of agricultural engineering
film
"Portrays various methods of using ma-
chinery to control the corn borer." Pro-
ducer sh-c
Fighting western pine beetles. 1R 35-si-
nf-loan 1921 U.S. agric. 632.7
A Bureau of entomology and plant quar-
antine film
"Insects contrasted with fire as enemies
of the great forests of the Pacific coast;
how the pine beetles destroy timber; con-
trol measures." Producer
sh-c
si silent; sd- sound; f - inflammable; nf - safety; el - elementary; jh junior high; sh - senior high; c - college
72
EDUCATIONAL FILM CATALOG
632.7-633.3
Gypsy and brown-tail moths insect ene-
mies. 1R 35-si-nf-loan 1928 U.S.
agric. 632.7
A Bureau of entomology and plant quar-
antine film
"A description of introduced parasites
of gipsy and brown -tail moths; how they
are bred and distributed and how they
work." Producer
Hoppers. 2R 35-si-nf-loan 1926 U.S.
agric. 632.7
DISTRIBUTORS
35 mm: loS
A Bureau of entomology and plant quar-
antine film
"Methods of grasshopper control, featur-
ing life history and the poison-bait method;
illustrating also a community campaign,
including a big 'mixing-bee.' " Producer
sh-c
Horses and bots. 2R 16-si-loan 35-si-nf-
loan 1933 U.S. agric. 632.7
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: loS Ohio OreS
35mm: loS
A Bureau of entomology and plant quar-
antine and Bureau of animal industry co-
operating film
"Shows the three types of botflies; how
they attack and render horses and mules
useless for work; methods of treatment and
how eradication campaigns are carried
out." Iowa state college
sh-c
Stable flies and their control 632.7
This film, listed in the January, 1937
Supplement of the Educational Film Cat-
alog has been withdrawn from circulation
632.8 Plant diseases
Better quality' vegetables through disease
control. 30min 16-si-loan 35-si-nf-loan
Bayer-Semesan 632.8
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Col
35mm: Kan Tex
This is a Du Bay fllm
"Dramatizes the story of a vegetable
grower's trouble with plant diseases and
how the college expert helps him to
eliminate these losses. The disease caus-
ing the grower's loss, as well as many
other similar seed-borne vegetable diseases
described by the expert; and the easy
method of treating seed to prevent disease,
are shown in the film. The field scenes
show the grower's results with seed treat-
ment in controlling diseases and obtaining
large paying crops. . . Two . . . pictures
of plants growing from untreated and
treated seeds tare shown]. Other . . .
scenes show the distribution of vegetables
in. . . New York City." Producer
633 Field crops
633.1 Cereals. Grain
Grain harvest. 9min 16-sd-apply 35-sd-f-
apply 1936 Gaumont British 633.1
"The distribution of the best farm land
and the respective areas in which Oats,
Wheat, and Barley are grown are shown
by maps. All the activities of grain har-
vesting are seen in detail from the first
preparation of the field for the reaper to
the final filling of sacks with threshed
grain and the stacking of straw." Pro-
ducer jh-sh Guide
Grain of rice. I5min 35-sd-f-nf-apply 1931
Modern film sales; lOmin 16-sd-$36;
rent $1.50 1934 Bell & Howell 633.1
Produced by Grace G. Huntington and
narrated by Wilfred Lucas
"This short will show to students how
the rice is planted and sown in the Far
East and how important a part it plays
in the Oriental diet." Distributor
el-jh
Korean rice fields. 45min 16-si-rent $3
1937 Harmon found. 633.1
May be had on a lifetime lease basis
at $25 per R
"A twelve-months' cycle of life and
work." Producer
Rice cultivation in Japan. lOmin 16-si-loan
Japan tourist 633.1
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: A&B AMNH Kan
"This film tells the story of the rice
industry in Japan. . . Shows the plant-
ing of the seedlings in April, the trans-
planting into irrigated paddy-fields, the
wearisome weeding, harvesting by hand,
hulling, bagging, and finally cooking and
eating. [Useful in] geography, commer-
cial geography, and domestic science iclass-
esj" Am. museum of nat. hist.
el-Jh
Wheatlands in East Anglia. (Regional
geography ser.) 19min 16-sd-apply 35-
sd-f-apply Gaumont British 633.1
"Deals with the wheatflelds of East
Anglia in a most exhaustive manner so
that spectators of this film gain the maxi-
mum of information in an amazingly short
space of time. In a sense, Wheatlands
shows the transition of East Anglian
farming from the horse to the machine."
Producer el-jh Guide
Wild rice. ISmin 16-si-rent $1 1933 Har-
mon found. 633.1
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: YMCA
"Depicting the life of a field of wild
rice, this motion picture poem shows how
this film may be made a medium of emo-
tional expression. This picture was pro-
duced by J. V. D. Bucher. . . The Medi-
tation on Life, in terms of the life his-
tory of the wild rice, [should be] read with
the picture and music [should bej used as
an obligate. " Distributor
633.3 Beans
Beans. 6min 16-si-$6.84 35-si-f-nf-apply
Bray; Films, inc. 633.3
"150,000 acre crop of beans in California.
. . . Scenes of cutting with machines,
stacking, drying, threshing, sacking, load-
ing and shipping." Producer
Soybeans at home. 2R 35-si-nf-loan 1928
U.S. agric. 633.3
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: A&B
A Bureau of plant industry film
''How the soybean is grown, harvested,
and handled in shipment in its native
home, Manchuria." Producer
si -silent; sd- sound; f - inflammable; nf - safety; el - elementary; jh - Junior high; sh - senior high; c - college
73
633.5-634.4
EDUCATIONAL FILM CATALOG
633.5 Fibers
Two ends of a rope. 4min 16-si-$5 Bur-
ton Holmes 633.5
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: B&H Cen
3 5 mm: WF8
"Cutting the stalks of Albaca or Manila
Hemp preparing the hemp for market."
Producer el-Jh
633.58 Bamboo
Bamboo. 20min 16-si-loan 40 min 35-sd-nf-
loan Japan tourist 633.58
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: AdB AMNH
"Shows how bamboo is grown and its
many uses, such as walking sticks, fishing
rods, Japanese flute, baskets, dolls, toys,
lanterns, fans, umbrellas and parasols."
Am. museum of nat. hist.
el-Jh
Bamboos. 1R 16-si-loan 35-si-nf-loan 1929
U.S. agric. 633.58
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: AdB Wis
35mm: NJ
A Bureau of plant industry film
"The economic importance of bamboos;
photography made by Department ex-
plorers in the Far East." Producer
634 Fruits. Orchards
Fruitlands in Kent. (Regional geography
ser.) llmin 16-sd-apply 35-sd-f-apply
1935 Gaumont British 634
After indicating the location of the
scenes on a map the film shows plum,
pear, cherry and apple orchards. Various
spraying methods are considered and desir-
able procedures for March, April, May,
June, July, August and September are
shown. Ways of picking fruit follow and
preparing of the fruit for market
el-Jh Guide
Kindly fruits of the earth. I5min 16-si-$24
35-si-nf-$60 1929? Films of commerce
634
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Dud Ed VES
35mm: WFS
Produced by Pathe
"Methods of cultivating, picking, pack-
ing and shipping some of the most im-
portant fruits, including oranges, apples,
grapes, peaches, strawberries and dates.
The value of proper irrigation, rapid ship-
ping facilities and refrigeration." Distrib-
utor el
634.1 Apple
Growing Canadian apples. 20min 16-si-
apply 35-si-nf-apply Canadian gov't.
634.1
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Okla YMCA
"The story of apple growing experimen-
tal work in developing new and better
varieties, laying out new orchards, grafting
to save injured trees, how insect enemies
are controlled, the glories of blossom
time." Producer
el
Marketing Canadian apples. 30min 16-si-
apply 35-si-nf-apply Canadian gov't.
634.1
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Okla
"How the apples are picked and packed
by box in British Columbia ... by bar-
rel in the east how they are carefully
graded according to size and quality, and
guaranteed through government inspection;
their journey to the terminal markets; and
the export trade, are ... in ... this story
of marketing Canadian apples." Producer
el
634.3 Citrus fruits
Citrus fruit in Florida 634.3
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Wis
This film, listed in the January, 1937
Supplement of the Educational Film Cat-
alog has been withdrawn by the Producer
but may still be rented from the Distribu-
tor indicated in italics
Golden champions. ISmin 16-si-loan 1936
Castle 634.3
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Geo
"Pictures some of the events in Berlin
and many other events and games held in
this country. It emphasizes in a simple
manner the importance of diet in the
field of sports. Pictures some of the im-
portant agricultural industries of Califor-
nia the cultivation and growing of
oranges. Each step, from the selecting
and planting of the seed, the picking of
the golden fruit and packing to its ship-
ment to all parts of the world, is covered.
. . The picture concludes with a sequence
on foods that health and training experts
advise should be eaten not only by ath-
letes, but by everyone interested in good
health." Producer
el-jh-sh-c
Harvesting the golden fruit. 7min 16-si-
$15 35-si-nf-$30 1926? Scientific film
634.3
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Brig
35mm: loS
Information given has not been verified
by the Producer for this Supplement
"Horticultural film visualizing the orange
culture in Florida harvesting packing
shipping." Producer
jh-sh
Safeguarding the citrus fruit. 1R 35-si-nf-
loan 1919 U.S. agric. 634.3
A Bureau of entomology and plant quar-
antine film
"Methods used in California to prevent
damage to orange and lemon trees." Univ.
of Hawaii
634.4 Persimmon
Persimmon harvesting and storage in
China. 1R 35-si-nf-loan 1928 U.S.
agric. 634.4
DISTRIBUTORS
35mm: Tex
A Bureau of plant industry film
"How Chinese persimmons are grown and
handled in the land of their origin. Unique
method of winter storage is shown." Pro-
ducer
si - silent; sd - sound; f - inflammable; nf - safety; el - elementary; jh - junior high; sh - senior high; c college
74
EDUCATIONAL FILM CATALOG
634.6-634.909
634.6 Palmaceous fruits
Avocados. iSmin 16-si-$2S 1936 House
634.6
Information given has not been verified
by the Producer for this Supplement
Some telephoto photography is used in
this film
"Covers the complete life cycle of the
avocado starting with the seed, first stages
of germination of the seed, young plants,
their cultivation, irrigation and methods of
transplanting. Proper technique in budding
and grafting. Orchards of different ages and
their care. Full bearing orchards with close
up of blossoms, young fruit and mature
fruit. Shows bees kept for pollinization;
ducks to eat and kill snails, slugs and other
pests. Types of wind-breaks used and mod-
ern ranch homes in this section." Producer
Date culture in Iraq. 2R 35-si-nf-loan 1929
U.S. agric. 634.6
A Bureau of plant industry film showing
methods used
Jh-sh
Dates America's new fruit crop 634.6
This film, listed in the January, 1937
Supplement of the Educational Film Cat-
alog has been withdrawn from circulation
634.7 Small fruits
Banana special. ISmin 16-si-$24 35-si-nf-
$60 1925 Films of commerce 634.7
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: A&B
Produced by Educational films corporation
of America
"Shows oxen hitched to plows cultivating
banana plantations and transporting ba-
nanas from plantation to ships, by rail.
Women carrying bananas aboard ships. Ship
at sea. Bananas displayed on fruit stands
and negro child consuming one. Beautiful
scenery of Jamaica." Producer
el-jh
Why strawberries grow whiskers. 1R 35-
si-nf-loan 1925 U.S. agric. 634.7
DISTRIBUTORS
35mm: loS
A Bureau of plant industry film
"Suggests methods of handling in transit
and on the market to minimize loss from
black mould fungus." Producer
634.9 Forestry
Chaparral. 2R 16-si-loan 35-si-nf-loan 1935
U.S. agric. 634.9
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Gal OreS
A Forest service film
"Sets forth the value of chaparral cover
on watersheds in the all-important water-
supply problem of Southern California."
Producer jh-sh-c
Forest or wasteland 634.9
This film, listed in Educational Film
Catalog, 1936, has been withdrawn from
circulation
Future forest giants. 1R 16-si-loan 35-si-
nf-loan 1923 U.S. agric. 634.9
DISTRIBUTORS
35mm.- WFS
A Forest service film
"Reforestation on the national forests;
how Uncle Sam is intrenching against a
future timber famine." Producer
New forests on idle acres. 30min 16-si-
loan 35-si-f-loan Wis. conservation
dept. 634.9
"15 million trees are produced by the
state nurseries annually. This picture il-
lustrates the nursery activities, and dif-
ferent methods of planting trees for refor-
estation purposes." Producer
al-jh-sh-c
Pines for profit
634.9
This film, listed in the January, 1937
Supplement of the Educational Film Cat-
alog has been withdrawn from circulation
Pines that come back. 1R 16-si-loan 35-si-
nf-loan 1922 U.S. agric. 634.9
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Wis
A Forest service film
"How timber will give a profitable return
on farm lands not suitable for field crops;
good forestry practices and uses of timber."
Producer
Trees of tomorrow
634.9
This film, listed in the January, 1937
Supplement of the Educational Film Cat-
alog has been withdrawn from circulation
634.909 CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPS
Alabama highlands, llmin 16-sd-loan 35-
sd-nf-loan 1937 Dept. of interior
634.909
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Ariz Aus Geo III Ind Io8
NatF OreS Tex Wis
"The development of state parks with
CCC labor around Birmingham, Alabama,
with a prologue and scattered sequences of
atmospheric and location shots of impor-
tant historic, topographic, civic, and com-
mercial features of that area. Musical
background throughout picture." Producer
CCC at work lake states. 30min 35-si-nf-
loan 1936 U.S. agric. 634.909
"Shows the work of the CCC in the Na-
tional Forests of the Lake States, such
as nursery operations, reforestation, fire
detection, recreational developments, etc."
Producer
Changing empire. lOmin 16-sd-loan 35-
sd-nf-loan Dept. of interior 634.909
DISTRIBUTORS:
16mm: Ariz Aus Geo III Ind loS
NatF OreS Tex Wis
"The CCC aids in developing the state
park system in historic Georgia, working
on: Santo Domingo State Park, noted for
its beautiful walls left by an unknown
civilization; The Alexander Stephens Mem-
orial; Vogel State Park, on Blood Moun-
tain; Hard Labor Creek; and Fort Moun-
tain State Park, where Tennessee, Ala-
bama, North Carolina, and Georgia meet.
The film also shows the work of educating
illiterate boys in CCC camps." Wisconsin
Cradle of the father of waters, llmin 16-
sd-loan 35-sd-nf-loan 1935 Dept. of
interior 634.909
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Geo loS
"This picture of the Minnesota state
park system shows the source of the Mis-
sissippi River, and gives some idea of the
si - silent; sd - sound; f - inflammable; nf safety; el elementary; jh . junior high; sh - senior high; c - college
75
634.909
EDUCATIONAL FILM CATALOG
Cradle of the father of waters Continued
life, customs and manners of both the
Indians and pioneers in this section. It
also briefly describes the recreational and
educational work of the Civilian Conserva-
tion Corps in connection with the develop-
ment of the state." Georgia
el-Jh-sh-c
Down Mobile way. lOmin 16-sd-loan 35-
sd-nf-loan 1937 Dept. of interior
634.909
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Ariz Aus Geo III Ind Io8
NatF OreS Tex Wis
"The development of state parks with
CCC labor in the southern part of Ala-
bama, with a prologue and scattered se-
quences of atmospheric and location shots
of important historic, topographic, civic,
and commercial features of that area. Mu-
sical background throughout the picture."
Producer
ECW in Great Smoky Mountains national
park, llmin 16-sd-loan 35-sd-nf-loan
1936 Dept. of interior 634.909
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Geo
"Outlines the history of the Great
Smoky Mountains National Park. Shows
the Civilian Conservation Corps at work
on this newest of the National Parks. . .
Beautiful scenic shots are included in the
film, giving the mountain scenery in fine
detail. An outline of the educational pro-
gram of the Civilian Conservation Corps
also is included." Georgia
el-Jh-sh-c
Forest playground. 12min 16-si-loan 35-
si-nf-loan 1935 Dept. of interior 634.909
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Geo
"Civilian Conservation Corps work in
improving public recreational facilities in
Patapsco Forest Maryland." School man-
agement
Sound has been reported poor on 16mm
film but photography beautiful
el-jh-sh-c
Land of ten thousand lakes. 22min 16-sd-
loan 35-sd-nf-loan 1936 Dept. of in-
terior 634.909
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Geo OreS YMCA
"CCC work in north central and southern
Minnesota with a prologue and scattered
sequences of atmospheric and location shots
of important historic, topographic, civic,
and commercial pictures of the state."
Producer el-Jh-sh-c
Old lands new use. llmin 16-sd-loan 35-
sd-nf-loan 1935 Dept. of interior
634.909
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Geo Ind lo Wis
"Covering all state park work in prog-
ress in South Carolina at Myrtle Beach,
Cheraw, Poinsett and Givhans Ferry."
Producer
Sound has been reported poor on 16mm
film but photography beautiful
Jh-sh
Outdoors in the garden state, New Jersey.
20min 16-sd-loan 35-sd-nf-loan 1935
Dept. of interior 634.909
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Geo lo Wis
"Beautiful shots of the scenery in New
Jersey. Scenes of CCC camps are shown,
and the picture explains the work of the
Civilian Conservation Corps in beautify-
ing the state park system of New Jersey."
Georgia
Sound has been reported poor on 16mm
film but photography beautiful
el-jh-sh-c
Parks under the lone star. lOmin 16-
sd-loan 35-sd-nf-loan 1936 Dept. of
interior 634.909
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Ariz Aus Geo III Ind 1 08
NatF OreS Tex Wis
"CCC development under State parks in
Texas with varied scenic views and an
introductory history of the largest state
in the Union. Off stage narrative with
background music throughout." Producer
sh-c
Pilgrim forests. 1R 16-sd-loan 35-sd-nf-
loan 1935 Dept. of interior 634.909
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Geo lo Kan Wis
"Scenic and CCC work record in state
parks and forests in New England; stresses
the economic importance of park and other
outdoor recreational developments. Areas
covered Ellsworth-Bar Harbor highway
and Baxter State park, Maine; Moose
Brook, New Hampshire; Ascutney, Proctor-
Piper, Elmore and Darling, Vermont; Mo-
hawk trail, Savoy and October mountain,
Massachusetts." Producer
Sound of 16mm print has been reported
poor, but the photography beautiful
Saving the beauty of Alabama. 8min 16-
si-loan 35-si-nf-loan 1934 Dept. of in-
terior 634.909
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Geo
"Scenic and CCC work record in Geneva
State Park, Geneva County, near Hacoda.
Old Creek Indian trails, reforestation, and
erosion control." Producer
Sound has been reported poor on 16mm
film but the photography beautiful
el-jh
Sinews from the soil. lOmin 16-sd-loan 35-
sd-nf-loan 1935 Dept. of interior
634.909
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: A&B Ariz Geo lo OreS Wia
"Some of the CCC activities in the arid
section of Minnesota. The relationship of
recreational areas to the industrial cities
of that section is emphasized in the film.
The picture includes scenes of the iron
mines and shipping facilities." Producer
Summer ends in the Rockies. 12min 16-si-
loan 35-si-nf-loan 1935 Dept. of in-
terior 634.909
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Geo OreS
"Winter scenes in Rocky Mountain Na-
tional Park. Civilian Conservation Corps
work continues through the long winter
months." School management
Sound has been reported poor on 16mm
film but photography beautiful
el-Jh-sh-c
Taming the desert. ISmin 16-sd-loan 35-
sd-nf-loan 1935 Dept. of interior
634.909
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Ariz Geo Ind lo OreS Wia
YMCA
"Covering all state park work now In
progress in New Mexico at Bottomless
si - silent; sd sound; I - inflammable; nf - safety; el - elementary; jh - junior high; sh - senior high; c - college
76
EDUCATIONAL FILM CATALOG
634.909-636
Taming the desert Continued
Lakes State Park, Eastern New Mexico
State Park, and Santa Fe State Park."
Producer
Trees & stones that speak, llmin 16-sd-
loan 35-sd-nf-loan 1936 Dept. of in-
terior 634.909
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Geo
"Shows the Alabama Wiregrass Coun-
try Chattahoochee State Park, near the
Chattahoochee River forest pine seeding,
planting, etc. An outline of the turpen-
tine industry is included, as are scenes 9f
old Fort Morgan, near Mobile." Georgia
el-jh-sh-c
Water lure. 1R 16-sd-loan 35-sd-nf-loan
1935 Dept. of interior 634.909
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: A&B Ariz Geo lo Kan OreS
Wis YMCA
"Scenic and CCC work record in Warm
Springs and Indian Springs state parks,
Georgia. Theme importance of medicinal
waters in cultural and recreational develop-
ment of a country. Atmospheric shots of
Warm Springs Foundation." Producer
Sound of 16mm print has been reported
poor, but the photography beautiful
Jh
Where trade winds blow. 1R 16-sd-loan
35-sd-nf-loan 1936 Dept. of interior
634.909
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Aria Geo
"The work of the CCC camps in St.
Thomas and Saint Croix, Virgin Islands.
The CCC camps in the Islands are engaged
in the growing and planting of young
mahogany and other tropical trees. The
film includes pictures of the surrounding
areas to show the need for reforestation
and gives a few glimpses of the tropical
situations in which these camps are lo-
cated." Producer
Sound of 16mm print has been reported
poor, but the photography beautiful
jh-sh
Winter sun and summer sea. 12min 16-si-
loan 35-si-nf-loan 20min 16-sd-loan
35-sd-nf-loan 1935 Dept. of interior
634.909
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm sound: Geo lo Kan OreS Wis
S5mm silent: YMCA
"Scenic and CCC work record in Grey-
nolds, Royal Palms, Highland Hammocks,
and Myaaka Forest parks with amplified
atmospheric interest through references to
early history of Florida." Producer
el-Jh-sh-c
634.92 FOREST FIRES
Fire weather. 20min 16-sd-loan 35-sd-nf-
loan 1936 U.S. agric. 634.92
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Geo OreS
"Shows how the United States Weather
Bureau gathers forest fire weather data
and distributes warnings of fire hazards."
Producer el -Jh-sh
Forest fire 634.92
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: A&B Cal
3 5mm: Tex
This film, listed in the January, 1937
Supplement of the Educational Film Cat-
alog has been withdrawn by the Producer
but may still be rented from the Distribu-
tors indicated in italics
Friends of man. 3R 16-si-loan 4R 16-si-
loan 35-si-nf-loan 1930 U.S. agric.
634.92
A Forest service film
"A story picture designed to discourage
the practice of 'burning off.' Includes spec-
tacular scenes of forest fires." Producer
el-jh-sh-c
Lest we forget. 1R 16-si-loan 35-si-nf-loan
1935 U.S. agric. 634.92
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Cal OreS
A Forest service film
"A story of fire and flood results in
Southern California from a fire in the chap-
arral cover on the mountains followed by
heavy rain." Producer
jh-sh-c
Red enemy 634.92
DISTRIBUTORS
35mm: WFS
This film, listed in the January, 1937
Supplement of the Educational Film Cat-
alog has been withdrawn by the Producer
but may still be rented from the Distribu-
tor indicated in italics
Spare time. 20min 16-si-apply 25min 35-si-
nf-apply Canadian gov't. 634.92
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: III YMCA
35mm: loS YMCA
May be had in a French edition also
"This film is one of human interest and
explains the forest conservation of Canada.
It carries a story throughout and ends with
a thrilling climax when Jack Baldwin, who
entered the Forest Service because he
thought it was a good place to loaf, saves
the life of his chief while fighting a forest
fire." Illinois jh-sh
Stop forest fires! 1R 16-sd-loan 35-sd-nf-
loan 1936 U.S. agric. 634.92
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: An Cal Geo OreS YMCA
A Forest service film
"A general discussion of the problem of
the forest fire, with striking scenes from
recent major conflagrations." Nation's
schools
635.2 Potatoes
How and why of spuds 635.2
This film, listed in Educational Film
Catalog, 1936, has been withdrawn from
circulation
636 Domestic animals
Animal husbandry. lOmin 16-sd-apply
35-sd-f-apply 1937 Gaumont British
636
"This film is based on livestock, dairy
products, etc. The dairy products come
from Edinburgh and Glasgow. It shows
the bottling of milk, cows sold by auction,
pig raising etc." Producer
sh
si silent; sd- sound; f - inflammable; nf - safety; el - elementary; Jh - junior high; sh - senior high; o - college
77
636-636.59
EDUCATIONAL FILM CATALOG
Animals in modern life. (Human geography
ser.) lOmin 16-sd-$50 35-sd-nf-$100
1937 Erpi 636
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Geo
"This film in the main deals with the
wide variety of uses to which animals
are put in our modern civilization; prin-
cipally of course, to furnish food, clothing
material, and power. Picturesque scenes
from all over the world give typical power
uses of animals from the Eskimo sled
dog to the Indian elephant. The film
shows how few of the 500,000 species of
animals have been domesticated most of
them by early man and now, while power
uses of animals are decreasing, more and
more are being used for food and for
clothing." Producer
jh-sh Guide
Farm animals. (Primary grade ser.) lOmin
16-sd-$50 35-sd-nf-$100 1937 Erpi 636
"The care and activities of farm ani-
mals are . . . presented in this film.
Natural sounds are included. The film
treats such subjects as feeding and milk-
ing cows, boy leading cows to pasture,
feeding of calves, new-born calf, feeding
horses, watering horses, colt feeding, feed-
ing of pigs, currying and harnessing of
horses, cows drinking and grazing in pas-
ture, cow chewing her cud, goat and kids
feeding, sheep grazing, lambs feeding, and
sheep shearing. This film supplements the
film 'The Poultry Farm' [Class 636.5]."
Producer el-jh Guide
636.7 Horses
Blue grass kings. (Grantland Rice sport-
light ser.) 1R 16-sd-$30; rent apply
1931 Gutlohn 636.1
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: FiL VES
Produced by Van Beuren corporation
"Deals with the life of a thoroughbred
horse from the time it is a colt until Its
racing days are over. Scenes of famous
races and horses are included." Distribu-
tor
Horse power in action. 22min 35-sd-nf-
loan 1936 Horse and mule assn. 636.1
"Ton-weight drafters pit their rippling
muscles against dynamometer pulling tests
. . . hunters soar in perfect form over
barriers and experts point out excellent type
in some of the finest specimens of American
bred horse and mule flesh. Scenes . . . were
taken on the race course, at the side of
horse show barriers and jumps, pulling
contest courses, at field demonstrations of
big team hitches and in sales lots and
judging rings. Recreation on the backs of
hunters and park hacks is also depicted.
Comfortable and correct harness is awarded
a part in the film. Care in the pasture and
at work, shoeing, and the reason for pick-
ing a mule with long ears are other parts.
A brief preface by Wayne Dinsmore,
Secretary of the Horse and Mule Associa-
tion of America, introduces the . . . film."
Producer jh-sh-c Guide 6c
636.2 Cattle
636.2
Tale of two bulls
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Gal Col
This film, listed in Educational Film
Catalog, 1936, has been withdrawn by the
Producer but it may still be rented from
the Distributors indicated in italics
Winter breadline in Wyoming. 5min 16-
si-$5 1929 Burton Holmes 636.2
DISTRIBUTORS
fe 16mm: A&B B&H Col Kan
"Bringing the cattle in from the range
in the storm, feeding in the snow and
caring for the herd in winter." Colorado
el-jh
636.3 Sheep
Sheep in psalm and sage. 1R 16-si-loan
35-si-nf-loan 1924 U.S. agric. 636.3
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: A&B
35mm: Okla
A Bureau of animal industry film
"The significance of sheep to man, eco-
nomically and spiritually; great flocks in
the West give a general idea of the indus-
try." Producer
jh-sh-c
636.5 Poultry
Happy hen and her chicks. 15min 16-si-
$10.50; rent $1.25 1936 Purinton 636.5
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: A&B
"A hen and her chicks, a little girl,
the family dog, and a beautiful sunset. . .
The actual pecking, cracking open of the
shells, and the tumbling out of baby chicks
is shown. . . The little chicks, all bright
and fluffy, are seen climbing over their
mother hen, scratching in the dirt pulling
on worms, drinking buttermilk, sunbathing,
etc. The ending is in tint." Producer
el-jh
Poultry farm. (Primary grade ser.) lOmin
16-sd-$50 35-sd-nf-$100 1937 Erpi
636.5
"The appearance and habits of adult
and young chickens, ducks, geese and tur-
keys are presented in this film. The film
includes such subjects, with their natural
sounds, as the following: rooster crowing;
chickens roosting; interior of poultry
house; chickens feeding and drinking; com-
parative appearance of hen and rooster;
brooder house and chicks; boy gathering
eggs; incubation of eggs; candling of eggs;
appearance of seven, fourteen and nine-
teen day old embryos; chicks hatching;
duck in bush sitting on eggs; ducklings
just hatched on outdoor nest; ducklings'
first swim; duck and ducklings feeding;
duck and ducklings diving in water; goose,
gander and goslings on nest; goose, gander
and goslings feeding; adult turkeys; com-
parative appearance of turkey-cock and
hen; turkeys in brooder house; two month
old turkeys feeding; and turkeys roosting
in trees." Producer
el-jh Guide
636.59 Ducks. Turkeys. Pigeons
Duck farming. 1R 16-si-loan 35-si-nf-loan
1934 U.S. agric. 636.59
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Cal OreS
A Bureau of animal industry film
"Breeds of ducks; farm flocks; commer-
cial duck farming on Long Island." Pro-
ducer
si - silent; sd- sound; f Inflammable; nf - safety; el - elementary; Jh - Junior high; sh - senior high; c - college
78
EDUCATIONAL FILM CATALOG
636.59-637
Special messengers. (Secrets of nature
ser.) 1R 16-sd-$50; rent apply Gut-
lohn 636.59
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: FiL IdP VES
Produced by British instructional films,
ltd.
"This film begins by showing the de-
velopment of a homing-pigeon belonging
to one of the 90,000 members of British
pigeon clubs. We see the eggs, the de-
veloping chick after two days of incu-
bation, again after three days, the young
bird or 'squeaker' breaking the shell and
emerging after 19 days, the 'squeaker'
covered with fluff and as a fledgling. The
parent birds are shown feeding their young
on regurgitated food. Fourteen days after
hatching, preparation of the young bird
as a racer begins. It Is fitted with a ring
on which is its registered number; it is
accustomed to the basket in which it will
have to travel; it is taken a short distance
from its home for trial flights. We are
shown a good racing pigeon and the long
pinion feathers and overlapping middle tail
feathers . . . are displayed. Pigeon racers
have special clocks for use for races set
by a master clock belonging to the club.
The day before the race, pigeons have a
rubber ring with a racing number on it
fixed round one of their legs by a ma-
chine (in important races the number is
stamped on the pinion feathers as well)
and are sent to the starting place. Here
they are fed and watered and finally, at
a given signal, released by a method which
ensures that all the birds shall leave their
baskets simultaneously. The owner, who
knows approximately when to expect his
bird, has to catch it, take the rubber ring
from its leg and fasten it round a cylinder,
insert the cylinder in the clock which
automatically registers the time of the
pigeon's return. All this is clearly il-
lustrated by the film. The last shot shows
us the champion pigeon which flew from
San Sebastian at the rate of 43 miles per
hour. The photography of this film is good
and moves at a pace that makes it easy
to follow. The close-ups are particularly
well-chosen and unhurried, so that there
is really time to take in the facts that the
film presents. The slow motion of the
pigeons flying at the commencement of
the race is excellent." British film inst.
Turkeys. iSmin 16-si-$25 1935 Beidleman
636.59
"Photographed at a turkey ranch in the
mountains of San Diego county, California,
where a flock of over 1200 turkeys were
being prepared for the winter market."
Producer el-jh-sh Guide
636.7 Dogs
Canine capers. lOmin 16-sd-rent $1.50 1934
Bell & Howell 636.7
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: IdP
Product of Educational films corpora-
tion of America
"Action portraits of famous pedigreed
dogs. The setter, the chow, the English
bull dog and the graceful greyhound. Grey-
hound races in slow motion." Distribu-
tor el-Jh-sh-c
636.9 Fur-bearing animals
Beaver farming. 1R 16-si-loan 35-si-nf-loan
1932 U.S. agric. 636.9
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: A&B
A Bureau of biological survey film
"Shows methods of handling beavers, both
in pens and in fenced preserves." Producer
How to handle foxes. 2R 16-si-loan 35-si-
nf-loan 1929 U.S. agric. 636.9
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: A&B Cal
A Bureau of biological survey film
"Shows approved methods of catching
and holding as practiced on fox farms. Of
special interest to veterinarians." California
637 Dairy and dairy products
Cheese market of Alkmaar. 4min 16-si-$5
1932 Burton Holmes 637
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: B&H Col Kan Tex
"Cargoes of cheese arrive and are loaded
on two-wheeled carts. They are then test-
ed, tasted and weighed, ready to be sent
on their way to the markets of the world."
Colorado el-jh-sh-c
Dairy products. 15min 16-si-$24 35-si-nf-
$60 1929? Films of commerce 637
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Ed VES
35mm: Pink WFS
"The modern handling and shipping of
milk are shown in comparison with days of
yore, followed by the manufacture and
packing of cheese and butter in large fac-
tories." Producer
el-Jh
Guardian of your health 637
This film, listed in the April, 1937 Sup-
plement of the Educational Film Catalog
has been withdrawn from circulation
Making American cheese in a modern
cheese factory. 32min 16-si-loan Dam-
row 637
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: NJ Wis
May be purchased for $45
"Milk from the time it is brought to the
factory until it is made into cheese and
ready to eat." Producer
jh-sh
Milk, the master builder. (Motion picture
health ser.) ISmin 16-si-$30 35-si-f-nf-
$75 1935 Nat. motion picture 637
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Wis
Information given was not verified by
the Producer for this Supplement
Titles in any language for an additional
$15
"This portrays the sanitary production,
pasteurization, bottling and other problems
relating to distribution of milk. Of interest
to parents, school children and professional
workers." Conn, health dept.
jh-sh
Milk parade. llmin 16-si-sd-loan 1937
Milk industry found. 637
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: A&B
May be purchased for $25
Narrated by Lowell Thomas this is "the
story of milk and milk distribution from
cow to doorstep. . . Shows how milk is
gathered in the country, speedily trans-
ferred to the city, how it is pasteurized
and prepared for bottling, bottled and
delivered to millions of city-dwellers every
day." Producer
el-Jh-sh-c
si - silent: sd- sound; f - inflammable; nf - safety; el - elementary; jh - Junior high; sh - senior high; c - college
79
639-641.6
EDUCATIONAL FILM CATALOG
639 Fisheries
Abalone pearl fishing. 8min 16-si-$6.05; rent
$1 35-si-f-nf-apply Bray; Films, inc.
639
"Pearl divers securing and delivering
their 'finds'; removal of pearls from the
oyster." Producer
Jh
Alaska's silver millions. 34min 16-sd-loan
35-sd-nf-loan 1936 Am. can 639
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm silent: Geo Kan
16mm sound: Gan Geo Kan
SSmm silent: Gan
SSmm sound: Gan
May also be had in a silent 46min ver-
sion
"Shows Alaska and its industries, espe-
cially the fascinating salmon industry.
Shows the life cycle of the salmon, and
methods of catching and canning salmon."
Georgia
"A beautifully made instructional film
on the subject of Alaska and salmon."
Scholastic
el-jh-sh-c Guide
Chicken of the sea. 33min 16-si-sd-loan
Van Camp 639
Produced by F. K. Rockett company
For a special occasion might be able to
provide a copy of sound version. Shows
tuna fishing and packing in the California
tuna industry
el-jh
Trapping big tuna fish. 4min 16-si-$6 1930
Bell & Howell 639
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Cal NJ YMCA
SSmm: NJ YMCA
A film for sportsmen and naturalists on
tuna fishing showing how large quantities
are caught in a short time
Trout for tomorrow. 12min 16-si-$20;
rent $1 1937 California 639
"Artificial propagation of trout. Hatchery
scenes: transportation and planting of the
young trout in mountain streams. Fishing
scenes." Producer
jh-sh-c
Wealth of the sea. 12min 16-si-$20; rent
$1 1937 California 639
"Commercial fishing operations on the
Pacific Coast: tuna fishing, trapping spring
lobster, oyster culture. Herring, shad, and
sardine fishing." Producer
el-Jh-sh-c
640 HOME ECONOMICS
New adventure. 45min 16-sd-loan 35-sd-nf-
loan Household finance 640
"A dramatic story of victories over finan-
cial difficulties in the lives of two young
couples. Promotes use of Money Manage-
ment literature of the Household finance
corporation." Young men's Christian assn.
sh-c Guide
641.5 Cookery
Kindergarten cookery. 7^min 16-si-$10;
rent apply 1936 Akin & Bagshaw
641.5
Produced by Eugene H. Herrington, Prin-
cipal of Alcott School, Denver
"The picture opens giving a background
of Barbara's home life showing her inspira-
tion to demonstrate as she cooks for her
dolls. She enters Kindergarten at 4% years
% of age and gets her first opportunity to
demonstrate to a real live audience as the
teacher arranges for her to make biscuits
for the class. The recipe is titled as she
tells what she puts together showing just
how she does it. As the nicely browned
biscuits are drawn from a little electric
oven, the picture changes to color empha-
sizing the quality of the product." Distri-
butor
New fashions in foods. 30min 16-si-loan
1936 Castle 641.5
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Geo
"Something of the romance and color of
food preparation has been brought into
this . . . [natural colon picture . . .
through contrast of introductory scenes
showing 'Ramona's' kitchen of early Cali-
fornia days and the modern kitchen of
today. . . Presents many recipes in which
fruits, vegetables, cheese, and meats are
utilized in modern cookery. Every step
in preparation is ... illustrated and the
natural color photography lends its beauty
to these many dishes. Included also are
recipes for making fresh fruit cake and
lemon pie. The correct preparation and
serving of fruit juices, of grilling fruits
and sausage, of garnishing dishes with
lemon are shown. Of importance, also,
is the proper arrangement of the table serv-
ice. . . Shows how to mix, freeze, and serve
[refrigerator dishes]. . . Of particular in-
terest to ... home economics classes, to
Parent Teacher Associations and Women's
Clubs." Producer
Jh-sh-c
641 .6 Bread making
Loaf of bread. 22min 16-si-$40; rent $2
1937 Educ. film serv. 641.6
"The farm scenes may be used from
first grade up. Ploughing, dragging, etc.,
harvesting the wheat and milling are
shown in Reel 1. Reel 2 shows the making
of bread in a modern bakery." Producer
el-jh
Staff of life. lOmin 16-si-$20 1934 Dema-
rest 641.6
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: B&H Inst Okla
This story of a loaf of bread begins with
the plowing of the ground. It continues
thru discing and harrowing. Then come
fields of waving wheat; the harvest and
the threshing; the journey to the grain
elevator and the flour mills. Scenes in
a modern bakery follow and from there
the bread is sent to the retail store. Chil-
dren eating bread and jam are representa-
tive of the "ultimate consumer"
el
Story of a loaf of bread. 45min 16-si-loan
Am. soc. of bakery engineers 641.6
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Geo Kan
Formerly called Staff of life
"In this film the first microscope and
a modern microscope are portrayed.
The film shows how the ingredients in the
modern bakeshop are stored. It also sets
forth the method used in the modern bake-
shop for weighing ingredients, mixing, ris-
ing, scaling, rounding, proofing, moulding,
panning, panproofing and baking of the
dough. Stop motion photography reveals
in a fraction of a minute the dough rising
s! - ilent; sd sound; f inflammable; nf - safety; el elementary; jh junior high; sh - senior high; c - college
80
EDUCATIONAL FILM CATALOG
641.86-661
Story of a loaf of bread Continued
process which requires 3 hours and the
baking process which requires 30 minutes.
A ... microscopic view of gluten is also
shown. The production of carbon dioxide
by the action of yeast on a sugar solution
is another . . . part of this film. This
is a non-technical film and very suitable
for general information to individuals,
classes and organizations." Producer
el-jh-sh-c
641 .86 Ice cream
Best part of the party. 1R 16-sd-loan 1935
DeFrenes 641.86
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm silent: NJ
16mm sound: YMGA
Produced by DeFrenes for Breyer ice
cream company and is for distribution in
middle Atlantic states only
"A highly interesting and entertaining
story of the romance of modern ice cream."
Young men's Christian assn.
el
646 Clothing. Hair dressing
For costume of various countries see
391. This number, 646, is used for clothing
industry and dressmaking
Clothing. (Human geography ser.) lOmin
16-sd-$50 35-sd-nf-$100 1937 Erpi 646
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Geo
"This film first describes the typical ways
in which backward people use the materials
in their immediate environment for cloth-
ing. It traces the development of textile
arts through the hand processes of various
nationalities up to the modern mass pro-
duction of the machine age. There are
ample illustrations of the effect of climate
and environment on the materials and
modes of dress. The effect of mass types
of production coupled with transportation
and communication facilities is shown as
tending to spread the clothing of the ma-
chine countries throughout the world."
Producer jh-sh Guide
Science of finger waving. 20min 16-si-apply
1929 Titus 646
Information given was not verified by
the Producer for this Supplement
"Begins with a brief discussion of the
various practices of fingerwaving, drawing
attention to three definite points of tech-
nique necessary to be observed in the
operation if and when a lasting fingerwave
is desired. . . It then proceeds to illustrate
the said technique." Producer
649 Nursing. Care of children
Child welfare. 40min 16-si-rent $1.05 1932
Univ. of Iowa 649
"This film was made In the Child Welfare
Research Station of the State University
of Iowa, and shows activities of the chil-
dren at play and work ... a film for
Women's Clubs, P. T. A. groups, or other
organizations." Producer
Contents of the nurse's bag. 1R 16-si-$25
35-si-f-nf-$40-$55 Goodrich 649
Taken at East Harlem nursing and health
center
"This film shows, first, a general view
of the contents of the bag, followed by
close-ups of the contents in groups of one
or two pieces, with title cards naming the
articles. Following this the nurse is shown
packing the equipment in the bag." Pro-
ducer
Demonstration baby's bath in the home.
2R 16-si-$30 35-si-f-nf-$45-$60 Good-
rich 649
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Conn
Taken at East Harlem nursing and health
center
"This shows the public health nurse visit-
ing the home to teach the mother how to
care for her baby. The technique of the
baby's bath is well represented. Of interest
to public health nurses and mothers'
groups." Conn, health dept.
Demonstrations of nursing procedure.
183min 16-si-apply 1934 Univ. of
Minn. 649
Contents: Open bed, 12min; Post opera-
tive bed, 13min; Morning care, 15min;
Evening care, 16min; Hot foot bath, 6min;
Pediculosis & shampoo, lOmin; Temperature,
pulse and respiration, 9min; Cleansing
bath, 13min; Back rest, 6min
c
Solid foods in the infant dietary. 12min 16-
si-sd-loan 35-si-sd-nf-loan 1936 Libby,
McNeill & Libby 649
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: YMGA
"This film shows the progress made in
the last 20 years in the feeding of solid
foods to infants. It shows how the acquir-
ing of a fuller knowledge of the human
body's food requirements, especially vita-
mins and minerals, has resulted in a new
conception of the proper diet for infants.
The film also pictures how extensive re-
search has resulted in the development of
a special method of preparing various solid
foods so that they can be fed infants at a
very early age. . . The discovery and per-
fection of a new homogenization process
for solid foods is explained as is the method
of combining several foods in one contain-
er. . . The film is indorsed by the Amer-
ican College of Surgeons." Producer
c
655 PRINTING
Bound to last. 18min 16-sd-loan 1935
Binders bd. manuf. assn. 655
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Fi Gan IdP
Produced by Ganz and narrated by Alois
Havrilla. Several old and rare books in the
Library of Congress are shown. Then the
process of manufacturing binders board is
given in detail and also many steps in the
actual printing and making of a book. The
binding is shown as it is done both by
hand and by machine
660 CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY
For the films on chemistry as a science,
see class 540
66 1 Chemicals
Chemical ethyl alcohol. 15min 16-si-rent $3
45min 35-si-nf-rent $3 1932 DeFrenes
661
Produced by the Industrial alcohol insti-
tute
"This film shows how industrial alcohol
Is made cutting of the sugar cane, trans-
si - silent; sd- sound; I - inflammable; nf - safety; el - elementary; jh - Junior high; sh - senior high; c - college
81
662.2-664.9
EDUCATIONAL FILM CATALOG
Chemical ethyl alcohol Continued
portation of molasses to this country, mak-
ing of the yeast cultures, microscopic views
of the growth of yeast cells, the fermenta-
tion process and the treating of the purest
alcohol under Federal supervision with one
of the 43 official denaturants. It deals also
with carbonic acid gas, a by-product of the
alcohol manufacturing process, and the
making of dry ice, with its peculiar proper-
ties." Distributor
662.2 Explosives
How Jimmy won the game. iSmin 16-si-
apply 35-si-nf-apply 1930? Inst. of
makers of explosives 662.2
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Col NJ
"This explains what blasting caps are,
what serious accidents they can cause in
the hands of children who find them and
handle them carelessly and by story method
urges parents to warn children against
them. Of interest to parents and school
children." Conn, health dept.
el-jh-sh
Story of dynamite 662.2
DISTRIBUTORS
35mm: Tex
This film, listed in Educational Film
Catalog, 1936, has been withdrawn by the
Producer but it may still be rented from
the Distributor indicated in italics
663 Beverages
Exploring the coffee continent. 30min 16-
si-sd-loan 35-sd-nf-loan 1936 YMCA
663
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm silent: Col NJ YMCA
16mm sound: YMCA
3 5 mm sound: YMCA
Produced by Ganz and sponsored by At-
lantic and Pacific tea company
"A travelog of South America by plane
showing views of various cities and a
thrilling trip across the Andes. Stops are
made in the important coffee producing
countries Brazil and Colombia. The trip
is described by Lowell Thomas." Distributor
el-jh-sh-c
664 Foods
664.1 Sugar
Beets from seed to sugar bowl. 1R 35-si-
nf-loan 1923 U.S. agric. 664.1
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: A&B
35mm: Gen
A Bureau of plant industry and Bureau
of chemistry and soils film
"The culture of sugar beets; various steps
in the manufacture of beet sugar in modern
factory." Producer
Cane fields of Calamba. ISmin 16-si-$20
Burton Holmes 664.1
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: A&B B&H Cal
35mm: IdP
"The sugar industry of the Philippines.
Old and new methods, and picturesque
plantation lands." Indiana
el-jh-sh
Old Danish sugar bowl, llmin 16-sd-loan
35-sd-nf-loan 1936 Dept. of interior
664.1
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Geo
"Taken in the Virgin Islands, this film
shows scenes in St. Croix; old sugar mills
and machinery; ruins from old Colonial
occupation; natives and street scenes; food
markets; and the new 'rehabilitated' life
of the Virgin Islands natives." Georgia
el-jh-sh-c
Sugar. 21min 16-sd-loan 3'5-sd-nf-loan
1936 Dept. of interior 664.1
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Ariz Aus Geo III Ind loS
NatF Ore8 Tex Wis
"The story of the rebuilding of the
sugar industry in the Virgin Islands in-
terspersed with scenic beauty and intimate
glimpses into the lives of the people of the
Islands." Producer
Jh-sh
Sugar. ISmin 16-si-rent $1.50 Edited pic-
tures 664.1
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Col Kan VES
Produced by Fox this film shows the
processes of sugar-making cane, beet,
and maple el
Sugarcane and cane sugar. 1R 35-si-nf-loan
1923 U.S. agric. 664.1
DISTRIBUTORS
35mm: Gen loS
A Bureau of plant industry and Bureau
of chemistry and soils film
"Culture and harvesting of sugarcane in
the South; various stages in manufacture
and refinement of cane sugar." Producer
664.2 Sago
Sago making in primitive New Guinea. 1R
16-sd-loan 35-sd-nf-loan 1931 U.S.
agric. 664.2
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: A&B An Wis
A Bureau of plant industry film
"Shows with explanatory lecture, how
sago ... is produced by the savages of
New Guinea." Producer
664.4 Salt
Story of salt. ISmin 16-si-rent $1.50
Edited pictures 664.4
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Col Kan VES
Produced by Fox
Methods used in extracting, purifying,
drying and bagging salt
el
664.9 Preservation of meat
664.9
Honor of the little purple stamp
DISTRIBUTORS
35mm: loS
This film, listed in Educational Film
Catalog, 1936, has been withdrawn by the
Producer but it may still be rented from
the Distributor indicated in italics
si . silent; sd - sound; f - inflammable; nf - safety; el - elementary; Jh - Junior high; $n - senior high; c college
82
EDUCATIONAL FILM CATALOG
664.9-669.
Meat from hoof to market. ISmin 16-si-
$24 35-si-nf-$60 1929? Films of com-
merce 664.9
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Ed VES
Produced by Pathe
"Showing the western ranches and
ranges, feeding of beef cattle and shipping
to big packing centers; sheep country and
the home setting of the modern pig. The
inspection of animals at the abbatoirs.
Tracing the dressed meat to the retail mar-
ket, and then the home. The great meat
raising sections are set forth by animated
maps." Distributor
el-jh
Romance of foods. ISmin 16-sd-loan Ar-
mour 664.9
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: YMCA
Produced by Burton Holmes
"Sound presentation showing careful se-
lection, preparation and high quality of
Armour star products." Distributor
sh-c
665 Oils
665.3 Turpentine
Dual-purpose trees
This film, listed in
Supplement of the Educational Film Cat-
alog has been withdrawn from circulation
665.3
the January, 1937
665.5 Petroleum
Story of a Mexican gusher. 30min 16-
si-loan prior 1927 Bur. of mines 665.5
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: AMNH Brig Mass
S5mm: Kan
"This film illustrates the discovery of
petroleum in a Mexican jungle. It shows
the work done in drilling a well, also
dramatic scenes in connection with bring-
ing under control a large gusher. [Useful in]
general science and economic geography
[Classes]" Am. museum of nat. hist.
Jh-sh -trade
666 Ceramics
666.7 Glass
Glass containers. 45min
Whitall Tatum
16-si-loan
1935
666.1
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Geo Mass
"A pictorial exposition of manufacturing
of glassware, showing in detail the opera-
tions from the mining of the sand to the
fabrication of the finished article." Producer
sh
Glass insulators. 23min 16-si-loan 1935
Whitall Tatum 666.1
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Geo
35mm: Kan
"This industrial film sets forth the meth-
od in use in this machine age for making
glass insulators for use on telephone, tele-
graph, railroad and lighting company dis-
tribution lines, showing in detail methods
of hydraulic mining of sand, the mixing of
materials, production operations, and the
testing and use of the finished insulator."
Producer trade
Great glass blower. 12mi,n 35-sd-f-nf-rent
apply 1936 French motion picture
corp. 666.1
"Depicting the various stages in the
formation of the most exquisite blown
glass shapes and forms. Has . . . musical
score by distinguished modern French com-
posers. . . Work of Jean Benoit-Levy."
Distributor jh-sh-c
666.4 Clay
666.4
Fire-clay refractories
DISTRIBUTORS
35mm: Tex
This film, listed in the Educational Film
Catalog, 1936, has been withdrawn by the
Producer but may still be rented from the
Distributor indicated in italics
668 Other organic chemic industries
Story of bakelite resinoid 668
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Cal Gol Ind lo Kan Mo Tex
WFS Wis
35mm: Ind loS Minn Mo Tex
This film, listed in the January, 1937
Supplement of the Educational Film Cat-
alog is no longer available from the source
given at that time but may still be rented
from the Distributors indicated in italics
668. / Soap
Romance of soap. ISmin 16-si-$35 Los
Angeles soap 668.1
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Brig Cal Col Kan Tex Utah
"Showing the tropical sources of the chief
ingredient, cocoanut oil, and its treatment
to produce a typical delicate toilet soap."
Kansas Guide
669 Metallurgy
669.1 Iron and steel
Heat treatment of steel
669.1
This film, listed in the Educational
Film Catalog, 1936, has been withdrawn
from circulation
Heavy industries. 8min 16-sd-apply 35-sd-
f-apply 1936 Gaumont British 669.1
"Shows the pig iron being transferred
to furnaces and mixed with ores to give it
the qualities of steel and then being poured
from ladles into moulds for castings and
ingots. The work of the forge, and the
use of steel in engineering shops and the
shipyards of the Clyde and Forth are seen,
and the film ends with the launching of
a vessel [the Queen Mary]" Producer
Guide
Making American wire rope
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Cal
669.1
This film, listed in the January, 1937
Supplement of the Educational Film Cat-
alog has been withdrawn by the Producer
but may still be rented from the Distribu-
tor indicated in italics
si - silent: sd - sound; f - inflammable; nf - safety; el - elementary; jh - junior high; sh - senior high; c - college
83
669.1-671W
EDUCATIONAL FILM CATALOG
Making it tough 669.1
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Tex
3 5 mm: Tex
This film, listed in the January, 1937
Supplement of the Educational Film Cat-
alog has been withdrawn by the Producer
but may still be rented from the Distribu-
tor indicated in italics
Steel. (Industry ser.) lOmin 16-sd-apply
35-sd-f-apply Gaumont British 669.1
This Paul Rotha film taken in the great
forges and foundries in the Midland of
England shows many of the products of
steel huge ships, cranes, airliner, locomo-
tives, frames of tall buildings as well as
actual foundry practices
Guide
Steel a symphony of industry. 20min 16-
sd-loan 35-sd-nf-loan 1937 Am. iron
& steel inst. 669.1
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Geo
Produced by Audio
"An impression of a basic industry."
School management
Jh-sh-c
Story of iron
669.1
This film, listed in Educational Film
Catalog, 1936, has been withdrawn from
circulation
669.3 Copper
669.3
Long drawn out
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Kan Tex
35mm: loS Tex
This film, listed in Educational Film
Catalog, 1936, has been withdrawn by the
Producer but it may still be rented from
the Distributors indicated in italics
Mountains of copper. 14min 35-sd-nf-loan
1930 General electric 669.3
DISTRIB UTORS
16mm: Fi
35mm: Cal
"Shows the surface mining of copper at
the Bingham Canyon Mine of the Utah
Copper Company. Immense electric shovels,
locomotives, and car dumps are shown in
action." Producer
It has been reported that the sound ver-
sion is poor from recording standpoint. The
silent version is listed below
Jh
Mountains of copper, llmin 16-si-loan 35-
si-nf-loan General electric 669.3
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Cal NJ
35mm: Cal NJ
"A silent version of film [listed above]
showing the electrical operation of the
world's largest open -pit copper mine." Pro-
ducer Jh
669.7 Nickel
Heritage. 9min 16-sd-loan 35-sd-f-nf-loan
1934 Rothacker 669.7
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Brig Geo IdP lo Kan Mod
Tex
S5mm: Tex
This film is sponsored by the International
nickel company. Beginning with views of
pre-historic animals in action this film pro-
gresses to snatches of the grueling exist-
ence of Roman slaves and other peoples.
From such beginnings man found and mined
minerals which he mastered for his use.
There are many views of the mining and
milling of nickel, with emphasis on its con-
version into monel metal. Some of the uses
of this metal are shown, especially its use
in the modern kitchen
jh-sh
Research paves the way. 15min 16-si-loan
1936 Rothacker 669.7
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Geo IdP YMCA
Produced by International nickel com-
pany
"Explains in a purely technical manner
how science has kept step with the march
of progress in developing new nickel alloys
which will withstand the stress and strain
of the world geared to high speed. For
technical, engineering, and trade schools
only." Distributor
Jh-sh-c-trade
670 MANUFACTURES
Manufacture of lap-weld pipe. ISmin 16-
si-loan 35-si-nf-loan 1932 YMCA 670
The process shown in some detail
sh-c-trade
67 1W Welding
Automatic arc welding. 2R 16-si-loan 35-
si-f-nf-loan General electric 671W
DISTRIBUTORS
35mm: Okla
"Shows a number of major applications
of automatic arc welding in the manufac-
ture o'f automobiles and in the steel and
electrical industries." Producer
jh-sh-c
Oxwelding and cutting the modern method
of joining and severing metals. I5min
16-si-loan 35-si-nf-loan 1935 Linde
671W
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Col Geo
"This reel presents the fundamental prin-
ciples of the oxy-acetylene process for weld-
ing and cutting metals. It includes cross-
section views and animated drawings which
show the internal construction and oper-
ating principles qj the apparatus used which
is the Oxwera^ low-pressure type. The
equipment thus shown includes oxygen
cylinders; dissolved acetylene cylinders; Ox-
weld regulators for oxygen and acetylene;
Oxweld welding blowpipes; Oxweld cutting
blowpipes; Oxweld acetylene generators."
Producer sh -trade
Oxwelding and cutting in production. Part
I 671W
DISTRIBUTORS
3 5 mm: Kan
This film, listed in the January, 1937
Supplement of the Educational Film Cat-
alog has been withdrawn by the Producer
but may still be rented from the Distribu-
tor indicated in italics
Oxwelding and cutting in production. Part
II 671W
This film, listed in the January, 1937
Supplement of the Educational Film Cat-
alog has been withdrawn from circulation
si silent; sd - sound; f - inflammable; nf - safety; el elementary; jh - junior high; sh - senior high; c - college
84
EDUCATIONAL FILM CATALOG
671W-676
Oxy-acetylene welding and cutting for
repair, maintenance and production.
ISmin 16-sd-loan 35-sd-nf-loan Linde
671W
Produced by the International acetylene
association
"Presents a summary of the many fields
In which the oxy-acetylene process is pro-
fitably utilized. Among the subjects treated
are-; the welding of refrigerating units,
cabinets, and many other products; the
repairing of broken cast-iron parts; and
the building up of worn machinery parts
with bronze. There are a number of ...
scenes illustrating the many rigorous tests
to which welds are subjected in determin-
ing and proving their strength." Distributor
sh
Oxy-acetylene welding of structural steel.
30min 16-si-loan 35-si-nf-loan 1934?
Linde 671W
"This two-reel film presents . . . the
story of a large industrial building at the
Niagara Falls plant of the Union Carbide
Co., which was fabricated and erected en-
tirely by oxwelding. The first reel shows
the various welding operations involved in
the fabrication of the columns, trusses,
girders and other members, and includes
detail drawings of design features. The
erection of the building is shown in the
second reel." Producer
sh-trade
674 Lumber
California giants. 40min 16-sd-loan 1936
Cal. redwood assn. 674
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Cal Geo YMCA
35mm prints available on special request
only
"Takes in every operation of the Red-
wood lumber industry. Does not advertise
any lumber company and is for the pur-
pose of acquainting the public with Cali-
fornia redwood and the methods used to
bring this timber to the market." Pro-
ducer Guide
Forest treasures. 25min 16-sd-loan 1936
Veneer 674
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: An
Produced by Atlas educational film com-
pany
"World wide search for rare woods and
the story of their utilization in plywood
and veneers from Egypt of the Pharaohs
to England's new luxury liner - the 'Queen
Mary. ' " Distributor
el-Jh-sh
Harvesting the western pines. 30min 16-
sd-$58.95 35-sd-f-$125 1935 Screen Ad-
ettes 674
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Geo YMCA
Sponsored by Western pine association
and narrated by Rollie Truitt
"Covers the three types of pine trees,
the various types of logging operations in
the woods, and transportation to the mills
and the mills converting the trees into
lumber." Producer
el-jh-sh-c
Lumbering in the north woods
DISTRIBUTORS
35mm: III Ind loS
674
This film, listed in the January, 1937
Supplement of the Educational Film Cat-
alog has been withdrawn by the Producer
but may still be rented from the Distribu-
tors indicated in italics
Pole-pushers of Puget Sound. ISmin 16-si-
$20 35-si-nf-loan 1926? Western elec-
tric 674
"Land and water views of the north-
western cedar industry, showing many
thrilling and amusing incidents in the daily
lives of the husky pole-pushers." Distributor
jh-sh
Romance of mahogany. 30min 16-si-loan
1937 Mahogany 674
"Depicts the search for mahogany trees
in the tropical jungles, felling them, trans-
portation to streams and down the rivers
at flood time. The making of mahogany
lumber and veneers." Producer
sh
Teak logging with elephants in Siam. 4min
16-si-$5 1928? Burton Holmes 674
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: BAH Col Kan OreS Wis
35mm: IdP
" 'Elephants a-pilin' teak'^rwe find them
beginning their day's work; their intelligent
team work on land arid in the 'sludgy,
squdgy creek." " Colorado
el-jh
Timber-r-r! 1R 16-si-loan 35-si-nf-loan
1931 U.S. agric. 674
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Cal
A Forest service film
"Timber growing and logging practice in
the California pine region." Producer
675 Shoemaking
Making of Tioga oak leather. 45min 16-
sd-loan 1935 McLarty 675
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Geo
"Covers the gathering of raw tanning
materials in foreign countries, the gather-
ing of hides in the United States and
South America and accumulated effort
necessary to the tanning of these hides;
and the consequent manufacture and cut-
ting of sole leather." Producer
el-jh-sh-c
Story of my life by Mr Shoe. 30min 16-
si-loan 1936 Melville 675
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: AdB Col Geo Kan Okla YMCA
"Following the process of shoe construc-
tion from the time the leather is tanned
until it comes out a finished product. An
unusually good industrial film." Oklahoma
el-jh Guide
676 Paper
Short course in paper making. 30min 16-
si-loan 35-si-nf-loan Glatfelter 676
"These reels show the complete manu-
facture of fine papers as accomplished In
a modern mill. They begin with the cut-
ting of the trees from which the wood
pulp is obtained and continue through each
subsequent process:- from preparing the
logs for the pulp mill, reclaiming the fibers,
preparing them in the beaters for the paper
machine, weaving them into a web on the
machine, to finally preparing the finished
paper for shipment. Such indirect proc-
si- silent; sd- sound; f - inflammable; nf- safety; el - elementary; Jh - junior high; sh - senior high; c - college
85
676-684
EDUCATIONAL FILM CATALOG
Short course in paper making Continued
esses as power and steam production, water
nitration, laboratory testing and control,
and reclaiming of unused materials are
also . . . presented." Producer
Trees to Tribunes. lOmin 16-sd-loan 35-
sd-nf-loan 1936 Chicago Tribune 676
Available to fraternal and social gather-
ings of non-political nature. May also be
had in a 30min version
"The photographic sequence shows the
various steps required to produce a metro-
politan newspaper. The scenes begin in
the timberlands in Canada and end with
delivery of the newspaper to the reader. A
voice narrative interspersed with orchestral
music and suitable sound effects carries the
audience along in rapid tempo, explaining
the technical steps and giving an exposi-
tion of the modern newspaper publication
theory." Producer
jh-sh
677 Textiles
Textiles. lOmin 16-sd-apply 35-sd-f-apply
1937 Gaumont British 677
"This film shows the towns in Scotland
noted for woolen, linen, Jute and cotton.
It shows various machines in motion and
the loading of the materials onto ships."
Producer Jh
677.3 Wool
How all-wool-blankets are made. 30min
16-si-loan 35-si-nf-loan 1935 YMCA
677.3
A 15min version is also obtainable (Ifi-
sd-loan TMCA). This film was produced
by Caravel films
"Showing the sorting and selecting of
wool, dyeing, weaving and finishing of fine
all-wool blankets. Photographed In Kenwood
Mills, Albany, N.Y." Distributor
el-jh
Story of silk. 35min 16-si-loan 1936?
Laros 677.4
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: loS
35mm: Kan
Condensed from film titled "Romance of
silk"
"Describes sericulture, throwing, knitting
of hosiery and weaving of broad silk."
Producer el
678 Rubber
Story of Goodyear. 30min 16-si-loan 35-si-
nf-loan 1931 Goodyear 678
"Goodyear's activities in the manufacture
of tires, tubes, mechanical goods, etc., in-
cluding methods and systems employed in
handling rubber and cotton from the plan-
tations to the finished products. . . Clear-
ing Sumatra's jungles, planting and grow-
ing rubber trees, gathering the juice
(latex), preparing the crude rubber for
shipment, modes and customs of the na-
tives and various other scenes of life in
the tropics are shown. Turning Arizona's
desert wastes into fertile cotton fields,
gathering the crops from the vast snowy-
white expanses, the textile mills with their
myriads of spindles, acres of machinery in
the rubber factories, together with other
features, play an important part in the pro-
duction of this film. Operations in lighter-
than-aircraft building, flying of ships of the
Goodyear fleet, building a huge airship fac-
tory and dock, work on the huge airships
for the United States Navy, also are pre-
sented." Producer
el
Story of the tire 678
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Ariz Brig Col lo Tex
This film, listed in Educational Film Cat-
alog, 1936, has been withdrawn by the
Producer but it may still be rented from
the Distributors indicated in italics
679 Other industries
677.4 Silk
Fortune builders. ISmin 35-sd-nf-rent apply
1934 Film classic exchange 677.4
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm silent: Inst WFS
35 mm sound: IdP
"Interesting life story of the silk worm."
Washington
Silk culture in Japan. (Wonders of the
world ser.) 16-si-rent $1 1935 Bell &
Howell 677.4
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Wis
Bell & Howell offer on this reel also
"Cherry blossom festival in Japan" which
has not yet been voted upon for inclusion
in this catalog. The two subjects together
run 16min and sell for $25
Silk industry cherry blossom time. (Won-
ders of the world ser.) 14min 16-si-
$25; rent $1 1934 Bell & Howell 677.4
Scenes of Japan's silk industry and
cherry blossoms
el-jh
Dangerous dusts. lOmin 16-sd-loan 35-sd-
nf-loan 1936 U.S. agric. 679
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Gal loS OreS
"Shows losses from dust explosions and
fires and outlines preventive measures."
Producer jh-sh-c
Explosive dusts 679
DISTRIBUTORS
35mm: Ken
This film, listed in the January, 1937,
Supplement of the Educational Film Cata-
log, has been withdrawn by the Producer
but it may still be rented from the Dis-
tributor indicated in italics
684 Woodwork
How to square-up stock. ISmin 16-si-$25
1936 Twogood & Jones 684
"The six steps involved in squaring up
stock of any size are pictured in normal
and slow motion to enable pupil quickly to
grasp the techniques involved." Producer
Jh-sh
il - silent; sd- sound; f - inflammable; nf - safety; el - elementary; jh - junior high; sh - senior high; c college
86
EDUCATIONAL FILM CATALOG
689-726
689 Batik
How batik is made in Java. 6min 16-si-$5
1930? Burton Holmes 689
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Lew
"Javanese maidens weaving the cloth and
decorating it by the batik process." Pro-
ducer
690 BUILDING
House of dreams. iSmin 16-si-loan 1936
Am. brass 690
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: AMNH Brig Cal Geo Ind lo
loS Kan Minn NJ Tex Wis YMCA
May be purchased for $30
"A good film for adults interested in
purchasing homes. Shows the advantages
in having brass fixtures and plumbing
that cannot rust. [Recommended for: shop
work and domestic science." Am. mu-
seum of nat. hist.
el-jh-sh-c
694 Carpentry. See 684
700 FINE ARTS
701 Esthetics
We are all artists. 45min 16-si-rent $7.50
1935 Harmon found. 701
Information given has not been verified
by the Producer for this Supplement
This film all in color uses normal and
slow motion photography
"Shows how school art may function in
life outside of school. Grade children apply-
ing the principles of art to flower arrange-
ment, architecture and costume." Producer
el-jh-sh-c
We are all artists. 45min 16-si-rent $7.50
1935 Harmon found. 701
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Cal YMOA
"A simple analysis of design as it applies
to the work of the great masters as well
as to the common objects that surround us,
is pictorially presented. . . Visualizes the
effect of the industrial revolution upon
taste. . . John Vassos, Otto Kuhler, Isabel
Croo6, Ray Patten and Margaret Bourke-
White working in their own environment."
Producer el-jh-sh-c
709 Art History
Hidden talisman
709
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Tex
35mm: Tex
This film, listed in Educational Film
Catalog, 1936, has been withdrawn by the
Producer but it may still be rented from
the Distributor indicated in italics
715 Tree planting
Wisconsin's sheltered acres. ISmin 16-si-
loan Wis. conservation dept. 715
"State and co-operative activities in
planting windbreaks and shelterbelts.
Shows the distribution of the trees from
the nurseries, demonstrates the proper
method of planting, and shows some
fully grown plantations in the state." Pro-
ducer
720 ARCHITECTURE
Colonial architecture. (Our world in re-
view ser.) lOmin 16-si-sd-$24-$50;
rent apply 1937 Gutlohn 720
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm silent: FiL VES
16mm sound: FiL IdP VES YMCA
Originally produced by Pathe and re-
edited in 1936 for this series
"Through Greenfield Village, Henry
Ford's adventure into the past: Rose Cot-
tage from Gloucester, England; Clinton Inn
built in 1831; a country store seventy-six
years old; the toll house where Whittier
used to play; a postoffice 126 years old;
the courthouse where Lincoln first prac-
tised law; a beautiful Colonial church; and
a Scotch settlement school built before the
Civil War. Deerfleld, Massachusetts Here
is shown a village beautifully photo-
graphed, typifying the beauty of design
and proportion which distinguished the
work of the early Colonial 'master build-
ers.' " Distributor
jh-sh
Fountains, gardens and statuary. (Our
world in review ser.) lOmin 16-sd-
$50; rent apply 1937 Gutlohn 720
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: FiL IdP VES
Originally produced by Pathe and re-
edited in 1936 for this series
"Viscaya 17th Century Italy brought to
life in Miami, Florida. A stone boat and a
peacock bridge, a 17th century Leda and
the Swan and equally beautiful modern
sculpture by Gaston LaChaise, fountains
and formal gardens all call to mind the
Italy of the Doges. The Fountains of
Rome The Piazza Trevi, the Baths of
Diocletian, the Borghese Gardens monu-
ments to the baroque splendor of the Rome
of the Late Renaissance. The Moors of
Venice The square of St. Marks in Venice
with its beautiful Byzantine church and
campanile in the background." Distributor
jh-sh
726 Cathedrals. Temples
Borobodor and the Bromo. (Wonders of
the world ser.) 8min 16-si-$12 1934
Bell & Howell 726
This short subject may be rented with
other Wonders of the world subjects for
$1
"A ruined Buddhist Temple, rediscov-
ered in 1814. Each cupola contains a con-
cealed Buddha." Producer
el-Jh
Cathedrals of England 726
This film, listed in the January, 1937
Supplement of the Educational Film Cat-
alog has been withdrawn from circulation
Churches and cathedrals; Cathedral of San-
to Domingo, Spanish missions and
Temple Emanuel in New York. (Our
world in review ser.) lOmin 16-sd-
$50; rent apply 1937 Gutlohn 726
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: FiL IdP VES YMCA
Originally produced by Pathe and re-
edited in 1936 for this series
si silent; sd- sound; f - inflammable ; nf - safety; el - elementary; Jh - Junior high; sh senior high; c - college
87
726-770
EDUCATIONAL FILM CATALOG
Churches and cathedrals Continued
"The Cathedral of Santo Domingo . . .
historic Spanish missions of Texas and a
modern adaptation of Byzantine architec-
ture, the Temple Emanuel in New York
City. . . Closeups and comparisons." Dis-
tributor jh-sh
Churches and cathedrals; Chartres cathe-
dral, Riverside church, Notre Dame in
Paris. (Our world in review ser.)
lOmin 16-sd-$50; rent apply 1937
Gutlohn 726
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: FiL IdP VE8 YMCA
Originally produced by Pathe and re-
edited in 1936 for this series
"Comparison of three of the most beau-
tiful Gothic churches in the world the
oldest, Chartres, known the world over for
its gorgeous stained glass windows. Notre
Dame in Paris with its grotesque sculp-
ture, and the Riverside Church in New
York. We see closeups of detail of but-
tresses, towers and portals while choral
music comes from the chancery. Harry
Emerson Fosdick . . . explains the aim and
purpose of modern Christianity." Distrib-
utor Jh-sh
Temples of many creeds. (Oriental jour-
neys ser.) I5min 35-sd-nf-apply 1931?
Modern film sales; llmin 16-sd-$36;
rent $1.50 Bell & Howell 726
In this Grace G. Huntington production
which is narrated by Wilfred Lucas, the
opening views are of pyramids and the
Sphinx. There follow temples and more
temples with all sorts of people at worship.
The religions of China are outlined; then a
visit to the Balinese; the Brahmin religion
as practiced in Benares, India follows; the
film closes with a view of the Taj Mahal
el-jh-sh-c
728 Residences
Home builders at work. (Progress of man-
kind ser.) 45min 16-si-$32.50; rent
$2.25 1936 Purinton 728
"Father, Mother, and Four-year-old Son
plan to build a home. Builders are con-
sulted, plans are drafted, and the blue-
prints made. Each home-building trade is
shown at its work. Modern methods of
construction are featured. The various
stages of development are clearly discern-
ible, with a very rapid but smooth growth
evident. A satisfied and happy family
gather to enjoy their new fireside. The
completed home, (in Kodachrome) with
fresh red walkway winding, between young
green things, to a friendly door, closes
this . . . picture." Producer
el-jh Guide
Shelter. (Human geography ser.) lOmin
16-sd-$50 35-sd-nf-$100 1937 Erpi 728
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Geo
"The effect of climate and availability
of materials on the shelter of various
peoples introduces this film. The houses of
the Eskimos, Arabs, equatorial Africans,
and other backward races are explained.
The central theme of the main body of
the picture is how man has learned to
change raw materials found in nature and
adapt them to the construction of various
types of shelter to suit the various needs
of our modern complex civilization. Be-
ginning with the construction of adobe
houses by Southwestern Indians this leads on
through to the use of brick, cement, steel,
and glass in modern construction. The
richness of the advanced culture is reflect-
ed in the elaboration of shelter to much
more than simply protection from the ele-
fe ments." Producer
jh-sh
Will and the way. 2R 16-si-loan 35-si-nf-
loan 1935 U.S. agric. 728
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: A&B Gal
35mm: loS
A Bureau of agricultural engineering film
"A story of remodeling and modernizing
an 80-year-old farmhouse." Producer
sh-c
738 POTTERY
Ceramics. 30min 16-si-rent $3 Harmon
found. 738
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: YMCA
Produced by Kenneth V. Bloomer
"A study of the art of pottery in the
studio of Leon Volkmar." Young men's
Christian assn.
-
Pottery making. 20min 16-si-$18 1934
Ohio state univ. 738
A demonstration of the art
jh-sh-c
757 PORTRAIT PAINTING
Painting a portrait 757
This film, listed in Educational Film
Catalog, 1936, has been withdrawn from
circulation
758 LANDSCAPE PAINTING
Creative design in painting. 1R 16-si-$20;
rent $2 1936 Katz 758
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Cal NJ YMCA
By Professor Charles J. Martin of Teach-
ers College, Columbia University
"A demonstration of the organization of
lines and areas within a rectangle, which
is the basis of all fine design. The illustra-
tion of these design principles was then
carried over into the painting of a land-
scape in watercolor." Distributor
sh-c
770 PHOTOGRAPHY
Origin of motion pictures & photography.
(Our world in review ser.) lOmin 16-
sd-$50; rent apply 1937 Gutlohn 770
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: FiL VES
Originally produced by Pathe and re-
edited in 1936 for this series
"Scenes show the birthplace of photog-
raphy in England and the first camera
ever used. Also the origin and inventor of
the moving picture camera." Distributor
Photography. (Our world in review ser.)
lOmin 16-si-sd-$24-$50; rent apply 1937
Gutlohn 770
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm silent: FiL IdP VES
16mm sound: FiL IdP VES YMCA
Originally produced by Pathe and re-
edited in 1936 for this series
"The Art of Photography on land, sea
and in the air is demonstrated by ace
si - silent: sd sound: f - inflammable; nf- safety: el - elementary; Jh - Junior high; h senior high; c - college
88
EDUCATIONAL FILM CATALOG
778-784
Photography Continued
Pathe News cameramen. Unusual effects
of under-exposed and trick photography,
weird angles, etc., make up [this: reel."
Distributor
778 MOVING PICTURES
Edgerton high speed photography. 20min
16-si-loan 35-si-nf-loan 1935 Mass,
inst. of tech. 778
"This . . . picture, produced by means
of stroboscopic light and the high speed
camera developed by Professor Harold E.
Edgerton, reveals familiar objects, machin-
ery, birds and insects in ultra-slow mo-
tion." Producer
sh-c
Engineering the sound film. iSmin 16-sd-
$25 35-sd-nf-loan 1930? Western
electric 778
"A photographic trip through Bell Tele-
phone Laboratories, where the sound mo-
tion picture, in its present form, was
developed." Producer
Museum of modern art film series. 16-si-
sd-apply 35-si-sd-f-nf-apply 1937 Mu-
seum of modern art film library 778
For 1937 the Museum offers five new pro-
grams three on the German and two on
the French film. The German programs are:
Legend and fantasy, Moving camera, Pabst
and realism. For a list of the films in each
of these programs apply to the Museum.
Supplementary programs available with the
German are "Metropolis," "Siegfried," and
"The Golem." The French programs are:
From Lumiere to Ren6 Clair and Advance
Guard. Apply for titles of films included
in each. Supplementary films available with
these French programs are "Fall of the
house of Usher," "Entr'acte," and "Joie de
vivre."
" 'The Swedish Film and Memorable
American Films' will be circulated in the
fall of 1937. Series IV opens with a pro-
gram on the Swedish film which played an
important part in the development of the
art of the motion picture between 1917
and 1925: it will show work by the two
great Swedish directors, Victor Seastrom
and Mauritz Stiller. This will be followed
by two complimentary programs illustrat-
ing the later work of the director Seastrom
and the actress Greta Garbo after they
came to America. The Series also includes
the first important war film made after
the war, 'The Four Horsemen of the
Apocalypse' - an interesting contrast with
the much later 'All Quiet on the Western
Front' included in the first series. The
remaining programs consist of additional
outstanding examples of the growth of the
American film." The museum
See main volume of Educational Film
Catalog for programs offered in 1936
780 Music
Anitra's dance. lOmin 16-sd-$30; rent
apply 1936 Gutlohn 780
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Cal Gen FiL Gar IdP VES
"Visual music" to the accompaniment
of a selection from the Peer Gynt suite
"Impressionistic symbols filmed to
rhythm of the music." Distributor
sh-c
Music hath charm. ISmin 35-sd-nf-apply
1931? Modern film sales; llmin 16-sd-
$36; rent $1.50 Bell & Howell 780
Produced by Grace G. Huntington and
narrated by Wilfred Lucas
"Chinese nose flutes and fiddles, Indian
drum battery, brass shells in brass frames,
Korea's drum-flute-flagolet one string in-
strument orchestras. Egypt's zithers and
tambourines, Panama Caribs playing the
pipes, Bali's gamelong bands with their
tubular chiming xylophones." Distributor
el-jh-sh
Schumann Heink and Sigmund Spaeth.
(Our world in review ser.) lOmin 16-
sd-$50; rent apply 1937 Gutlohn 780
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: FiL IdP VES YMOA
Originally produced by Pathe and re-
edited in 1936 for this series
"Mme. Schumann Heink is here shown
giving singing lessons to some of her star
pupils. Following this, the world-famous
contralto sings. . . Brahms' 'Cradle song.'
Dr. Sigmund Spaeth demonstrates at the
piano how the 'Art of Listening' enhances
one's appreciation and enjoyment of mu-
sic. We hear a change of key turn a
wedding march to a funeral march." Dis-
tributor
Walter Damrosch. (Our world in review
ser.) lOmin 16-sd-$50; rent apply
1937 Gutlohn 780
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: A&B FiL IdP VES YMOA
Originally produced by Pathe and re-
edited in 1936 for this series
"Walter Damrosch explains how to be-
gin a study of music, setting the example
with his own grandchildren. We see and
hear him broadcasting the scherzo from a
symphony by Glazounow. Then we see
sound as it is actually recorded and the
interchange of vibrations as Mr. Dam-
rosch plays_ up and down the scale in ma-
jor and minor keys." Distributor
784 Vocal music
784
Jack and Jill in Songland
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Ind Ohio Tex Twy
This fillm, listed in Educational Film
Catalog, 1936, has been withdrawn by the
Producer but it may still be rented from
the Distributors indicated in italics
Music of the nations. (Our world in re-
view ser.) lOmin 16-sd-$50; rent ap-
ply 1937 Gutlohn 784
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: FiL IdP VES YMGA
Originally produced by Pathe and re-
edited in 1936 for this series
Songs of the steppes are sung and also
"La paloma" and "Sleepy Rio Grande"
Old time ballads. (Our world in rev'ew
ser.) 20min 16-sd-$100; rent app.v
1937 Gutlohn 784
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: FiL IdP VES YMCA
Originally produced by Pathe and re-
edited in 1936 for Lhis series
Either reei mav be purchased separately
for $50; appi.v for rental rate?
"Reel 1: Here the Review Quartet ren-
ders Hills of Hon-.e. an old cowboy soni<,
Rachmaninoff's Silence of the Night, and
il - silent; sd- sound; f - inflammable; nf - safety; el - elementary; jh - junior high; sn senior high; c college
89
784-788
EDUCATIONAL FILM CATALOG
Old time ballads Continued
several Negro Spirituals. Reel 2: Those
early American Ballads. . . Home Sweet
* Home, Silver Threads Among the Gold,
and Sweet Alice Ben Holt, are sung by a
quartet headed by Margaret Speaks. A
brief history of each precedes its rendi-
tion." Distributor
Pagliacci prologue and aria from Barber of
Seville. lOmin 16-sd-$36; rent apply
Gutlohn 784
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Cen FiL Gar IdP VES
"These two famous arias are sung; by
Richard Bonelli. They are both on the
one reel." Producer
jh-sh-c
785 Orchestral music
The films showing the playing by sym-
phony orchestras are classed here
Archaic and unusual instruments. (Our
world in review ser.) lOmin 16-sd-$50;
rent apply 1937 Gutlohn 785
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: FiL IdP VES
Originally produced by Pathe and re-
edited In 1936 for this series
"We see here the evolution of our In-
struments from man's first crude attempts
to organize sound, a musical mousetrap
made of nails, a harmonica of bottles,
through the precursors of the piano, the
spinet, octavina and virginal, down to the
very latest attempt to improve on the
piano, the nuance. Three noted musicians,
Herr Sachs, Lotta Van Burn and Lester
Donohue, demonstrate the various instru-
ments." Distributor
sh-c
Carnival Remain. (Symphony ser.) lOmin
16-sd-$36; rent apply Gutlohn 785
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Cat Cen FiL Gar
IdP Mod Twy VES
Played by the Symphony Orchestra of
the Paris Conservatory of Music, directed
by Philippe Gaubert
jh-sh-c
Flying Dutchman overture. (Symphony
ser.) lOmin 16-sd-$36; rent apply
Gutlohn 785
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Cal Cen FiL Gar IdP Mod
Twy VES
Played by the Symphony Orchestra of
the Paris Conservatory of Music, directed
by Robert Heger
jh-sh-c
Freischutz overture. (Symphony ser.)
lOmin 16-sd-$36; rent apply Gutlohn
785
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Cal Cen FiL Gar IdP Mod
Twy VES
Played by the Symphony Orchestra of
the Paris Conservatory of Music, directed
by Felix von Weingartner
Jh-sh-c
2nd Hungarian rhapsody. (Symphony ser.)
lOmin 16-sd-$36; rent apply 1934 Gut-
lohn 785
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Cal Cen FiL Gar IdP Mod
Twy VES
Conducted by Professor Oscar Pried
jh-sh-c
786 Piano
^Double keyboard piano. lOmin 16-sd-rent
$1.50 1933 Bell & Howell 786
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Mans
"Winifred Christie plays selected com-
positions on the double keyboard piano."
Producer jh-sh
Keyboard talks, llmin 16-sd-apply 35-sd-f-
apply 1935 Gaumont British 786
"The film is a short lecture demonstra-
tion of the foundations of piano technique
by Mark Hambourg. It opens with the lec-
turer speaking of the necessity of certain
attributes of character in the good pianist.
This is followed by demonstration at the
keyboard, accompanied by verbal comment
on the following points of technique: Posi-
tion of stool; Sitting position; Shaping of
hand to keyboard; Position of elbow; State
of wrist; Treatment of keys; Position of
thumb. The lecturer sums up these points
by playing Czerny Opus 740 no. 1 in C
major. . . Useful primarily for students of
the piano. . . The fundamental conditions
of body, arm and hand and their relation
to the keyboard are admirably illustrated
and follow one another in natural se-
quence." British film inst.
Guide
6th Hungarian rhapsody. (Symphony ser.)
lOmin 16-sd-$36; rent apply 1934 Gut-
lohn 786
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Cal Cen FiL Gar IdP Mod
VES
Piano solo by Mischa Levitski
Jh-sh-c
787 Stringed instruments
Violins and cellos. (Our world in review
ser.) lOmin 16-sd-$50; rent apply
1937 Gutlohn 787
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: FiL IdP VES YMCA
Originally produced by Pathe and re-
edited in 1936 for this series
"J. C. Freeman, curator of the Wurlitzer
collection, shows us the world's most price-
less violins and cellos. . . Benno Rabinof,
noted violinist, and Beneditzky, concert
cellist, play while we see in closeup the
skill of their fingering technique." Dis-
tributor sh-c
788 Wind instruments
Love of the harmonica. lOmin 16-sd-loan
1936 German railroads 788
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Geo
Dialog- is in English. Will be avail-
able with dialog in German after the 1st
of November
"Charming music comprising the love-
liest German folk songs played against
beautiful scenic backgrounds. Some scenes
show how harmonicas and accordians are
manufactured." Producer
el-jh-sh-c Guide
Woodwind choir. 1931 788
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Geo Ohio Twy
This film, listed in Educational Film
Catalog, 1936, has been withdrawn by the
si- silent; sd- sound; f . inflammable; nf safety; el - elementary: jh - junior high; *h - senior high; c college
90
EDUCATIONAL FILM CATALOG
790-796.33
Woodwind choir Continued
Producer but it may still be rented from
the Distributors indicated in italics
Erpi announces a new 1937 edition of
this film is now ready for circulation
790 AMUSEMENTS
Poise. (Grantland Rice sportlight ser.) 1R
16-sd-$30; rent apply Gutlohn 790
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: FiL IdP VES YMCA
Smith college girls are shown using bows
and arrows. Joe Kirkwood demonstrates
various golf shots. Then follow shots of
javeline throwing, shot putting, discus
throwing, pole vaulting and hurdling. The
film closes with fishing scenes in which
the art of casting is explained
791.3 Circus
Circus city. (Circus ser.) 30min 16-si-$50;
rent $2 1937 Educ. film serv. 791.3
"This film with Here comes the Circus
I listed belowj are the first of a series on
the circus. In Circus City the activities
of the Hagenbeck Wallace Circus at the
winter quarters in Peru, Indiana are
shown in detail. The first part shows
the work necessary in preparing the cara-
van for the road. The second part shows
the training- of animals including seals,
lions, zebras, camels, horses, dogs, and
elephants as well as shots of the hippo-
potamus, the gnu, the axis deer, and the
baby camel." Producer
el-Jh
Here comes the circus. (Circus ser.) 14min
16-si-$25; rent $1.25 1937 Educ. film
serv. 791.3
"Shows activities connected with the
setting up of a big circus. Scenes include
the wagxins coming on the lot; the raising
of the big top; driving the stakes; the
coming of the elephants, camels, and ze-
bras; the blacksmith shop; and the parade
into the big top for the afternoon perform-
ance." Producer
el-Jh
Lost jungle. 70min 16-sd-$252; rent apply
Gutlohn 791.3
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: Den Fi FiL IdM IdP Mans
Twy VES YMCA
Clyde Beatty and his savage jungle
beasts
Sawdust sidelights, llmin 16-sd-rent $1.50
1935 Bell & Howell 791.3
"The Barnum & Bailey Circus prepares
for the coming season at Sarasota, Flor-
ida. Everything is painted and polished,
animals are trained, acrobats practice, and
aerialists try new stunts. Finally the ele-
phants push the wagons onto the flat cars
and the World's Greatest Show starts on
another summer journey." Producer
el-Jh
793.3 Dancing
Dances of the nations. (Our world in re-
view ser.) lOmin 16-sd-$50; rent ap-
ply 1937 Gutlohn 793.3
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: FiL, IdP VES
Originally produced by Pathe and re-
edited in 1936 for this series
"Characteristic dances of Spain, Russia,
Holland and the Argentine are presented."
Distributor sh
796 Athletics and outdoor sports
Good clean sport. (Oriental journeys ser.)
ISmin 35-sd-f-nf-apply 1931 Modern
film sales; lOmin 16-sd-$36; rent $1.50
1934 Bell & Howell 796
Produced by Grace G. Huntington and
narrated by Wilfred Lucas
"In India they run bullock races and
stage fights between nervy little mon-
goose and King Cobra. China has its
yo-yo and diablo experts and fat wrestlers.
Siam matches fighting fish, while beau-
tiful Bali goes wild over cocking mains.
Sport contests form a very important part
in the life of Oriental natives and this
film gives a ... picture of the games and
contests." Distributor
Jh-sh
Winter games. (Physical education ser.)
llmin 16-sd-apply 35-sd-f-apply Gau-
mont British 796
"A typical organized field games lesson
for a class of boys aged 11. This includes
Association Football and Rugby Touch, to-
gether with group practices leading up to
these games." Producer
sh Guide
796.32 Basketball
Basketball
796.32
This film, listed in the April, 1937 Sup-
plement of the Educational Film Catalog
has been withdrawn from circulation
796.33 Football
Ball control. (Association football ser.)
lOmin 16-sd-apply 35-sd-f-apply Gau-
mont British 796.33
"Trapping, dribbling, heading, short pass-
ing and methods of deceiving an opponent
are shown in this reel. Sandford and Boyes
of West Bromwich Albion, with Roberts,
the Arsenal centre-half, are the star play-
ers who show how these movements snould
be done." Producer
sh-c Guide
Deception. (Football for the fan ser.)
lOmin 16-sd-$25 1932 Mannon 796.33
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: B&H Gen FiL Gar Gut IdP
Twy
35mm: IdP WFS
In this series football coaches of many
universities show their technique in train-
ing and in play. There is some slow mo-
tion and many shots from intercollegiate
games. In this reel are Coaches Rip Mil-
ler, Lou Little, Chick Meehan, B. I. Bier-
man, Bill Hargis and Gwin Henry
The set of six films may be rented from
the producer on 35mm stock for $10. The
narration is by Howard Jones, football
coach of the University of Southern Cali-
fornia jh-sh-c
Defence. (Association football ser.) 12min
16-sd-apply 35-sd-f-apply Gaumont
British 796.33
"The first part of this reel deals with
individual defensive efforts, such as tack-
ling and positioning or robbing the oppo-
sl - silent; sd sound; f - inflammable; nf - safety; el - elementary; jh - Junior high; sh - senior high; c - college
91
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EDUCATIONAL FILM CATALOG
Defence Continued
nent. The second part of the film deals with
general team defensive tactics and move-
ments. Dixie Dean, Jimmie Dunne and
Cresswell are some of the players who
appear." Producer
sh-c Guide
Football. 4R 16-sd-rent $10 1936 Films,
inc. 796.33
Produced by Victor animatograph and
Films, inc.
"Kicking," "Running," "Defense" and
"Passing," each 1 reel in length, may be
rented separately at $3 per reel or the
entire set may be rented as indicated above
Planned and directed by Dana X. Bible,
Head coach of the University of Nebraska,
this film illustrates the latest developments
in offensive and defensive tactics. It uses
slow motion, animated diagrams, posed
plays and some action shorts from college
games. Coach Bible's descriptions of im-
portant factors in the action are informal,
clear and concise
Jh-sh-c
Forward pass. (Football for the fan ser.)
lOmin 16-sd-$25 1932 Mannon 796.33
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: B&H Cen FiL Gar Gut IdP
Twy
3 5mm: IdP WFS
In this series football coaches of many
universities show their technique in train-
ing and in play. There is some slow mo-
tion and many shots from intercollegiate
gimes. In this reel are Coaches Gus
orais, Mai Stevens, Al Wittmer, Harvey
Harmon
The set of six films may be rented from
the producer on 35mm stock for $10. The
narration is by Howard Jones, football
coach of the University of Southern Cali-
fornia jh-sh-c
Goal-keeping & throwing in. (Association
football ser.) 9min 16-sd-apply 35-sd-f-
apply Gaumont British 796.33
"Hibbs, idol of England's football public
for almost a decade, and acknowledged to
be one of the greatest goal-keepers English
football has produced, was filmed for the
first time in this reel. He deals in classic
style with shots from every angle played
by Gardner of Aston Villa. Moss and
Wilson of the Arsenal also appear. Gardner
demonstrates the art of throwing-in at
normal distances and at long range." Pro-
ducer sh-c Guide
Kicking. (Association football ser.) 8min
16-sd-apply 35-sd-f-apply Gaumont
British 796.33
"Arsenal football players such as Jimmy
Dunne and .'Boy' Bastin demonstrate pen-
alty and free kicks, the corner kick, and
goal kick to show possibilities with a sta-
tionary ball. Kicking a moving ball on the
ground, the half-volley, the volley and the
overhead kick are shown in detail. The
principle of 'keeping your eye on the ball'
is clearly shown by the camera studies,
and is emphasized in the commentary."
Producer sh-c Guide
Kicking. (Football for the fan ser.) lOmin
16-sd-$25 1932 Mannon 796.33
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: BdH Cen FiL Gar Gut IdP
Twy
SBmm: IdP WFS
In this series football coaches of many
universities show their technique in train-
ing and in play. There is some slow mo-
tion and many shots from intercollegiate
games. In this reel are Coaches Harry
Kepke, Wallace Wade, Bill Ingram and
t Lou Little
The set of six films may be rented from
the producer on 35mm stock for $10. The
narration is by Howard Jones, football
coach of the University of Southern Cali-
fornia jh-sh-c
Penalties. (Football for the fan ser.) lOmin
16-sd-$25 1932 Mannon 796.33
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: BdH Cen FiL Gar Gut IdP
Twy
35mm: IdP WFS
In this series football coaches of many
universities show their technique in train-
ing and in play. There is some slow mo-
tion and many shots from intercollegiate
games. In this reel are Coaches Al
Wittmer, Sam Willaman, Walter Steffln
and Bill Spaulding
The set of six films may be rented from
the producer on 35mm stock for $10. The
narration is by Howard Jones, football
coach of the University of Southern Cali-
fornia jh-sh-c
Spring training. (Football for the fan ser.)
lOmin 16-sd-$25 1932 Mannon 796.33
DISTRIBUTORS
16mm: BdH Cen FiL Gar Gut IdP
Twy
35mm: IdP WFS
In this series football coaches of many
universities show their technique in train-
ing and in play. There is some slow mo-
tion and many shots from intercollegiate
games. In this reel are Coaches A. A.
Stagg, Jock Sutherland, Ray Morrison and
Chick Meehan
The set of six films may be rented from
the producer on 35mm stock for $10. The
narration is by Howard Jones, football
coach o 
