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Library of Congress Catalog
MOTION PICTURES AND FILMSTRIPS
A Cumulative List of Works
Represented by Library of Congress
Printed Cards
THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS CATALOGS
The National Union Catalog
A Cumulative Author List Representing
Library of Congress Printed Cards
and Titles Reported by Other American Libraries
COMPILED. EDITED AND APPROVED BY THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS .
WITH THE COOPERATION OF THE RESOURCES COMMITTEE
OF THE RESOURCES AND TECHNICAL SERVICES DIVISION, AMERICAN
LIBRARY ASSOCIATION, AND PUBLISHED BY J W. EDWARDS. PUBLISHER, INC.,
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ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN 48104
1973
INTRODUCTION
History. The Librarj- of Congress began
issuing printed cards for motion pictures and
filmstrips in September 1951. These cards rep-
resent films cataloged by the Library of Con-
gress and by libraries and institutions contrib-
uting to its cooperative cataloging program.
The cards for films printed in 1951 and 1952
were included in the monthly, quarterly, and
annual issues of The Library of Congress
Author Catalog during 1951 and 1952 and are
represented in a special volume of the quin-
quennial cumulation of The Library of Con-
gress Author Catalog J94S-1952. These cards,
if they represented a film issued from 1945 on,
were also included in the 1951 and 1952 issues of
The Library of Congress Subject Catalog, and
in the quinquennial cumulation of The Librai-y
of Congress Catalog — Books: Subjects 1950-
195^. The Library of Congress catalogs in
book form were reorganized in January 1953.
Since then Motion Pictures and Filmstrips (the
1953 issues had the title Films) has been pub-
lished as a special part of the comprehensive
Library of Congress Catalogs, thereby provid-
ing a special tool for this type of material.
Purpose. Motion Pictures and Filmstrips is
designed to reproduce the catalog cards for
motion pictures and filmstrips currently printed
by the Library of Congress. It constitutes a
reference and research tool for a large part of
such audio-visual materials. It serves also, by
indicating the LC card number, as a tool for
the ordering of LC printed catalog cards.
Frequency. Motion Pictures and Filmstrips
is printed in three quarterly issues (for Jan-
uary-March, April-June, July-September),
with annual and quinquennial cumulations.
Scope. Motion Pictures and Filmstrips
includes entries for all motion pictures and
filmstrips (but not for microfilms) currently
cataloged or recataloged on Library of Con-
gress printed catalog cards. The Library of
Congress attempts to cover all films of educa-
tional or instructive value that are released
in the United States or Canada. Data needed
for the catalog entries is supplied mainly by
film libraries, film producers, or distributing
agencies. United States Government films were
cataloged through 1963 with the cooperation of
the Visual Education Service of the U. S. Office
of Education. In addition, from 1951 through
April 1957, cards were printed for virtually all
of the published motion pictures and filmstrips
which were registered for copyright during that
period. Since May 1957 cards have been
printed only for those copyrighted films which
have been added to the collections of the
Library of Congress or for which data has been
supplied by producing or distributing agencies.
Entries. A film is entered under its title,
followed by the explanatory phrase Motion pic-
ture or Filmstrip enclosed within parentheses.
References to the films are provided through
added entries appropriate to the normal refer-
ence, bibliographic, and service requirements of
a general collection of films; for example, the
names of producers and distributors, and the
author and title of a published work upon
which the film is based or with which it is cor-
related. In the quarterly and annual issues
published during the period 1953 through 1957
these added entries were the basis of a name
index which was discontinued with the 1953-
1957 quinquennial cumulation. References
from alternative titles or distinctive subtitles
of films to the entry under which the film is
listed are also included.
Subject Control. A subject index is pro-
vided, based on Subject Headings Used in the
Dictionary Catalogs of the Library of Congress,
its cumulative supplements, its auxiliary lists,
and on the subject authority cards filed in the
Official Catalog of the Library of Congress.
The principles employed in the construction and
application of these headings are, in brief, the
use of terms in common American usage in
direct form as subject headings and the appli-
cation of the most specific heading to the
material entered.'
I Kor u comprehensive explanation of alphabetical subject
cntaloKS in general and of the subject entries of the Library
of Conffri'ss dictlon-iry card catalogs the reader is referred
to Haykin, U. J.. Subject Headings; a Practical Ghitde.
(Washington, D. C. Govt. Print. OS., 19S1.)
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References from terms which are not used to
those which are used (see references) and, in
the annual and quinquennial cumulations, refer-
ences to more specific subjects or coordinate
subjects representing other aspects or closely
related matter (see also references) are pro-
vided.
In order that each film be included in the
subject index, form headings are used to index
films of a theatrical, creative, or autobiographic
nature whenever the content of the film does
not warrant conventional treatment under spe-
cific subject; for example, Cartoons, Juvenile
films, Operas.
Policy. Motion Pictures and Filmstrips, a
cooperative publication made possible only by
the common interest of its subscribers and the
Library of Congress in the development of tools
for the aid of the researcher and the general
public, will be kept responsive to the needs and
suggestions of its users. A continuing effort
will be made to cultivate its potentialities and
usefulness within the limits of available means.
In response to requests from film libraries,
beginning with the 1966 issues, a selected list of
producers and distributors, with their addresses,
has been included in this catalog.
Inquiries. Motion Pictures and Filmstrips
is compiled and edited by the Catalog Mainte-
nance and Catalog Publication Division of the
Library of Congress, to which office questions
and suggestions of an editorial nature should
be addressed. Subscriptions and business ques-
tions should be addressed to the Card Division.
William J. Welsh
Director, Processing Department
The Library of Congress
Washington, D. C. WBlfi
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EXPLANATION OF CERTAIN MARKS AND SYMBOLS USED IN THE ENTRIES
Eramplei
1. Lathes
I. Nntlunal Safety
Council
649.8
Fi 65-1007
rev
Fi A 67-2526
Weston Woods
Studios
Fi E 64-136
Iniinediately below the physical description and any notes concerning the
film are listed the subjects with which it deals (preceded by Arabic numerals)
and the names of persons and corporate entities connected with the film
(preceded by Komim munerals). These terms, including Series, are used in
preparing headings for cards in film catalogs, and indicate that entries will
appear in such catalogs under the subject, the name of the series, etc.
The number in the middle of the last line of an entry is the Dewey Decimal
C/a.ssification number, which is assigned for use by film libraries in classifying
films by that system. Assignment of Dewey Decimal numbers was tempo-
rarily discontinued in November 1963 and resumed in October 1967.
The number assigned to each card for identification, ordering, and stocking
purposes appears in the lower right corner of each entry. Cards may be
ordered from the Card Division of the Library of Congress by using this card
number. It consists of a prefix, Fi, followed by two digits of the year the
card was first printed, and a serial number. Revision of the original entry is
indicated by /-ei', rev 2, etc.
Many organizations and institutions participate in the cooperative catalog-
ing program by sending information for the cataloging of certain films to be
printed as LC cards. These cards show the symbol Fi A. The name of the
contributing organization or institution appears in the lower left comer of
the entry.
The U. S. Office of Education prepared the cataloging copy for United
States Government films for public educational use through 1963. These cards
and cards for Government-produced films printed since that time are issued
in the Fi E series.
Library of Congress Catalog — Motion Pidiirvs and Film strips
PRODUCERS AND DISTRIBUTOIIS
Addreascs of producers and dlplrlbutors of
currently available motion pIcturcB and fUmatrlps
AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety
734 15th St. N\V.
Waahlngton, D.C. 2000S
A, A. Scbechter Aaaoclatea
551 Filth Ave.
New York. N.Y. 10017
ABC Media Concepts
4151 Prospect Ave.
Loa Angelea, CaUf. 90027
ABC Newa
1330 Avenue of the Americas
New York. N.Y. 10019
ABC Sports
1330 Avenue of the Americas
New York, N.Y. 10019
A. B. Dick Co.
5700 West Touhy Ave.
Chicago, lU. 60648
AC! Films, Inc.
35 West 45th St.
New York, N.Y.
10036
AEVAC, Inc.
1604 Park Ave.
South Plainfield, N.J. 07080
AFL-CIO
Education Dept.
815 16th St. NW.
Washington, D.C. 20006
AIDS Audiovisual Instructional Devices
see Aids Audio\isual Instructional
Devices
AIMS Instructional Media Services
5420 Melrose St.
Hollywood, Calif. 90028
ALA Booklist
50 East Huron St.
Chicago, ni. 60611
A.NW-NL.N Film Service
267 West 25th St.
New York, .N. Y. 10001
ATfcT
Bee American Telephone and
Telegraph Co.
A-V Corp.
2518 North Blvd.
Houston, Tex. 77006
AV-ED Films
7934 Santa Monica Blvd.
IIoU>-»-ood, Calif. 90046
A-V Explorations, Inc.
505 Delaware Ave.
Buffalo, N.Y. 14202
AVI Associates
825 Third Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10022
Abbott Laboratories
14th St. , Sheridan Rd.
North Chicago, 111. 60064
Abingdon Audio Graphics
201 Eighth Ave. South
Nashville, Tenn. 37202
Academy Films
748 North Seward St.
Hollywood, Calif. 90038
Academy Films Distribution Co
P.O. Box 3414
Orange, Calif. 92665
Ackerman (Nathan W.) Family
InsUtute
see Nathan W. Ackerman Family
InsUtute
Addison -Wesley I'ubllshing Co.
Jacob Way
Reading, Mass. 01867
Admaster, Inc.
425 Park Ave. South
New York, N.Y. 10016
Adolph Coors Co.
P.O. Drawer 192
Golden, Colo. 80401
Adolph's Ltd.
1800 West Magnolia Blvd.
Burbank, Calif. 91503
Aerojet General Corp.
P.O. Box 15847
Sacramento. Calif. 95813
Aeronaves de Mexico Airlines
633 South Hill St.
Los Angeles, Calif. 90014
Aevac, Inc.
see AEVAC, Inc.
Afrographis, Inc.
P.O. Box 8361
Los Angeles, Calif. 90008
Aids Audiovisual Instructional Devices
47-20 Bell Blvd.
Bayslde, N.Y. 11360
Aims Instructional Media Services
see AIMS Instructional Media
Services
Alitalia Airlines
666 Fifth Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10019
Allegro Film Productions
3606 New England Ave. , North
Chicago, ni. 00034
Allend'or Productions, Inc.
4321 Woodman Ave.
Sherman Oaks, Calif. 91403
Allied Artists Pictures Corp.
4376 Sunset Dr.
Hollywood, CaUf. 90027
Allied Stores Corp.
401 Fifth Ave.
New York, N.Y. 1Q016
Allstate Insurance Co,
666 Fifth Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10019
Allyn and Bacon, Inc.
470 Atlantic Ave.
Boston, Mass. 02210
Alpha Corp. of America
1414 Armour Blvd.
Mundelein, III. 60060
Alpha Film Productions
520 North Michigan Ave.
Chicago, 111. 60611
Alskog, Inc.
9022 Sunset Blvd.
Suite 1001
Los Angeles, Calif. 90069
Altschul (Gilbert) Productions,
Inc.
see Gilbert Altschul Productions,
Inc.
Aluminum Co. of America
1501 Alco Bldg.
Pittsburgh, Pa. 15219
Amalgamated Sugar Company
Ogden, Utah
Airlie Productions
Box 341
Warrenton, Va. 22186
Alaska Railroad
U.S. Department of Interior
iSth & C Sts., NW.
Washington, D.C. 20025
Albert (Arthur) Films
see Arthur Albert Films
Alberto-Cuhrcr Co.
2525 Armitage Ave.
Melrose Park, HI. 60160
Alderman Studios, Inc.
2055 Francis St.
High Point, N.C. 25261
Alemann Films
P.O. Box 76244
Los Angeles, Calif. 90005
Amana Films
2576 Femwood Ave.
Roelyn, Pa. 19001
Maurice Amar
61 East 11th St.
New York, N.Y.
10003
Ambassador Films Service
826 East Gwinn PI.
Seattle, Wash. 98102
American Airlines, Inc.
633 Third Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10017
American Art & History Films
41 West 47th St.
New York, N.Y. 10019
American Association for
Agricultural Engineering
and Vocational Agriculture
120 Engineering Center
Athens, Georgia 30601
American Association for Health, Physical
Education and Recreation
1201 16th St. NW.
Washington, D.C. 20036
American Association for the Advancement of
Science
1515 Massachusetts Ave. NW.
Washington, D.C. 20005
American Association for Vocational
Instructional Materials
120 Engineering Center
Athens, Ga. 30601
American Association of Poison
Control Centers
Children's Memorial Hospital
44th and Dewey Ave.
Omaha, Nebr. 68105
American Association of School
Administrators
1201 16th St. NW.
Washington, D.C. 20036
American Baptist Films
Valley Forge, Pa. 19481
American Baptist Home Mission
SocietieB
Valley Forge, Pa. 19481
American Bar Association
1155 East 60th St.
Chicago, III. 60637
American Bible Society
1865 Broadway
New York, N.Y. 10023
American Book Co.
55 Fifth Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10003
American Broadcasting Co.
1330 Avenue of the Americas
New York. N.Y. 10019
American Cancer Society
219 East 42d St.
New York, N.Y. 10019
American College of Radiology
20 North Wacker Dr.
Chicago, 111. 60606
American College of Surgeons
4329 West Shakespeare Ave.
Chicago, 111. 60639
American Crafts Council
29 West 53d St.
New York, N.Y. 10019
American Cyanamid Co.
1 Casper St.
Danbury, Conn. 06810
American Dental Association
211 East Chicago Ave.
Chicago, 111. 60611
American Documentary Films
336 West 34th St.
New York, N.Y. 10024
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American Educational Films
132 Lasky Dr.
Beverly Hills, CaUf. 90212
American Express Co.
65 Broadway
New York, N. Y. 10006
American Federation of
Labor-Congress of In-
dustrial Organizations
see AFL-CIO
American Film Institute
Center for Advanced Films
501 Doheny Rd.
Beverly Hills, CaUf. 90210
American Foundation for the
BUnd
15 West 16th St.
New York, N.Y. 10011
American Gas Association
Educational Services
1515 Wilson Blvd.
Arlington, Va. 22209
American Heart Association
44 East 23d St.
New York, N.Y. 10010
American Hereford Association
Hereford Dr.
Kansas City, Mo. 64105
American Historical Association
100 Summit Ave.
Mill Valley, Calif. 94941
American Hotel and Motel Association
888 Seventh Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10019
American Institute of
Architects
1735 New York Ave. NW.
Washington, D. C. 20006
American Institute of Baking
400 East Ontario St.
Chicago, 111. 60611
American Institute of Biological
Sciences
Biological Sciences Curriculum
Study
3900 Wisconsin Ave. NW.
Washington, D.C. 20016
American Institute of Chemical
Engineers
345 East 47th St.
New York, N.Y. 10017
American Iron and Steel Institute
633 Third Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10017
American Journal of Nursing Co.
Educational Services Division
10 Columbus Circle
New York, N.Y. 10019
American Library Association
Publication Dept.
50 East Huron St.
Chicago, 111. 60611
American Library Color Slide
Co., Inc.
305 East 45th St.
New York, N.Y. 10017
American Lutheran Church
422 South Fifth St.
Minneapolis, Minn. 55415
American Machine and Foundry Co.
261 Madison Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10016
American Management Association
Visual Education Dept.
135 West 50th St.
New York, N.Y. 10020
American Medical Association
Motion Picture Library
535 North Dearborn St.
Chicago, 111. 60610
American Medical Film Services
601 Westbury Sq.
Houston, Tex. 77035
American National Red Cross
National Headquarters
18th & E Streets, NW.
Washington, D.C. 20006
American Occupational Therapy
Association
751 Park Ave. South
New York, N.Y. 10010
American Oil Co.
910 South Michigan Ave.
Chicago, 111. 60680
American Optical Corp.
Mechanic St.
Southbridge, Mass. 01550
American Personnel and Guidance
Association
1607 New Hampshire Ave. NW.
Washington, D.C. 20009
American Petroleum Institute
1801 K St. NW.
Washington, D.C. 20006
American Social Hygiene Association
1790 Broadway
New York, N.Y. 10019
American Society for Metals
Metals Park, Ohio 44073
American Society for Microbiology
115 Huron View Blvd.
Ann Arbor, Mich. 48103
American Spice Trade Association
76 Beaver St.
New York, N.Y. 10005
American Standard, Inc.
40 West 40th St.
New York, N.Y. 10018
American Telephone and
Telegraph Co.
195 Broadway
New York, N.Y. 10007
American Textile Manufacturers
Institute
1501 Johnston Bldg.
Charlotte, N.C. 28281
American Trial Lawyers
Association
20 Garden St.
Cambridge, Mass. 02138
American Trial Lawyers
Foundation
see Roscoe Pound-American
Trial Lawyers Foundation
American Type Founders
200 Elmora Ave,
Elizabeth, N.J. 07007
American Visual Library, Inc.
129 North Washington Ave.
Scranton, Pa. 18503
Ames Co. , Inc.
1127 Myrtle St.
Elkhart, Ind. 46514
Anaconda Wire and Cable Co.
605 Third Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10016
Anargyros Film Library
1813 Fairbum Ave.
Los Angeles, Calif. 90025
Anchor Enterprises
320 Tenth St.
Manhattan Beach, CaUf. 90266
Jack D. Anderson
1701 North 74th St.
Omaha, Nebr. 68114
Animated Electronics Films
P.O. Box 2036
Eads Station
Arlington, Va. 22202
Animatic Productions, Ltd,
15 West 46th St.
New York, N.Y. 10036
Anthony Productions
c/o Comco Productions
135 Central Park West
New York, N.Y. 10023
Anti -Defamation League
315 Lexington Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10016
George Apostolides
1930 Corinth Ave.
Los Angeles, Calif. 90025
Appalachian Power Co.
Bluefield, W. Va. 24701
Appleton-Century-Crofts, Inc.
440 Park Ave. South
New York, N.Y. 10016
Appleton Films
250 South Larchmont Blvd.
Los Angeles, Calif. 90004
Aquatic Films
2301 El Contento Dr.
Hollywood, CaUf. 90028
Argus Communications
7740 Natchez Ave.
Niles, 111. 60648
Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society
949 East Second St.
Tucson, Ariz. 85719
Armour Laboratories
P.O. Box 511
Kankakee, 111. 60901
Arrow Co,
530 Fifth Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10036
Arrowsmith Productions
P.O. Box 19
Cotati, CaUf. 94928
Arthur Albert Films
650 West End Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10025
Arthur Barr Productions
1029 North Allen Ave.
Pasadena, CaUf. 91104
Arthur Eckstein and
Associates
101 Park Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10017
Arthur Mokin Productions
17 West 60th St.
New York, N.Y. 10023
Artscope
310 West 53d St.
New York, N.Y. 10019
Arzt Productions
300 West 55th St.
New York, N.Y. 10019
Associated Film Consultants
501 Madison Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10022
Associated Film Services
3419 West MagnoUa Blvd.
Burbank, CaUf. 91505
Associated Filmakers
International, Inc.
252 NW. 29th St.
Miami, Fla. 33127
Associated Press
50 Rockefeller Plaza
New York, N.Y. 10020
Association Films, Inc.
600 Madison Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10022
Association for Educational
Communications and Technology
1201 16th St. NW.
Washington, D.C. 20036
Association of Classroom Teachers
1201 16th St. NW.
Washington, D.C. 20036
Association of University Programs
in Hospital Administration
1 Dupont Circle NW.
Washington, D.C. 20036
Association-SterUng Films
866 Third Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10022
Astor Pictures Corp.
130 West 46th St.
New York, N.Y. 10019
Astrafilms, Inc.
10524 Detrick Ave.
Kensington, Md. 20795
Athletic Institute
805 Merchandise Mart
Chicago, 111. 60654
Atlantis Productions
850 Thousand Oaks Blvd.
Thousand Oaks, CaUf. 91360
Atlas Athletic Equipment Co.
2339 Hampton Ave.
St. Louis, Mo. 63139
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Audio Lingual Kdui-atlonnI PrcflB
45 WmI Park
Lung Itcach, N.Y. US61
Doro Bnchi'nch
1331 MadlBon Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10028
Flemnrd llnumoht
09-40 «3d Hd.
yucens, N.Y. 11374
Donald Stuart Herman
Morninxalde Ldnc
Lincoln, Mass. 01773
Audio Productions
630 Ninth Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10036
Audlo-Vlaual Aaaoclatcs
SOS Smith St.
Baldwin, N.V. 11510
Audio Visual Narrative Arts
P.O. Box 398
PleasantvlUe, N.Y. 10570
Audio-Visual School Service
155 West 72d St.
New York, N.Y. 10023
.'Vigsburg Publishing House
Him Dcpl.
426 South Fifth St.
.Minneapolis, Minn. 55415
Auslender (Leland) ProducUons
see L«land Auslender ProducUons
Austin Gallery
539 San Ysidro Rd.
Santa Barbara, Calif. 93103
Avalon Daggett Productions
441 North Orange Dr.
Los Angeles, Calif. 90036
Avanti Directions Films
8271 Melrose Ave.
Los Angeles, Calif. 90046
Avid Corporation
10 Tripp Lane
East Providence. R.I. 02914
Avis Films, Inc.
904 East Palm
Burtank, Calif. 91501
Avon Productions, Inc.
200 West 57th St.
New York, N.Y. 10019
Ayerst Laboratories, Inc.
685 Third Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10017
B t R Productions
6800 South Fairview
Downers Grove, III. 60515
B.C.G. Films, Inc.
405 Lexington Ave.
New York, NY. 10017
BFA Educational Media
2211 Michigan Ave.
Sai<a Monica, Calif. 90404
B.C. Cantor Foundation
P.O. Box 811
Beverly Hills, Calif. 94713
BNA Films
5615 Fishers Lane
Rockville, Md. 20852
Babcock and Wilcox Co.
161 East 42d St.
New York, N.Y. 10017
Bailey <Lem) Productions
see Lem Bailey Productions
Bailey-FUm Associates
see UFA Educational Media
Bailey Films
see BFA Educ.-Uional Media
Baker (Ezra) Films, inc.
see Ezra Baker Films
Paul S. Balglcy
207 East 15th St., Apt. 2A
New York, N.Y. 10003
Bandelier Films, Inc.
2001 Gold Ave. SE.
Albuquerque, N. Mex. 87106
Bank of America National Trust
and Savings Association
300 Montgomery St.
San Francisco, Calif. 94104
Bank Street College of Education
610 West 112th St.
New York, N.Y. 10025
Banner Enterprises
218 Latch Dr.
San Antonio, Tex. 78213
Barbre Productions
2130 South Bellaire St.
Denver, Colo. 80222
Barclay Productions Co.
500 Fifth Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10036
Thomas B. Barker
947 Shoemaker Rd.
Webster, N.Y. 14580
Barnes-Hind Ophthalmic Products
895 Kifer Rd.
Sunnyvale, Calif. 94086
Barr (Arthur) Productions
see Arthur Barr F*roductions
Barrymore (IMck) Pro-
ductions, Inc.
see Dick Barrymore
Productions, Inc.
Barton Film Co.
P.O. Box 6834
4853 Waller St.
JacksonviUe, Fla. 3220S
Barton -Gillet Co.
179 East 79th St.
New York, N.Y. 10021
Barwick (E. T. ) Mills, Inc.
see E. T. Bam-ick Mills, Inc.
Warren Bass
209 Trumbull Ave.
Bridgeport, Conn. 06606
Bauer Audio Video
443 Miletia Hill Rd.
Fort Washington, Pa. 19034
Bauman (Suzanne) Productions
see Suzanne Bauman Productions
Bausch & Lomb, Inc.
nochosti-r, N.Y. 14602
Baylls Glascock Films
Suite 305
1017 North La Ciencga Blvd.
Ix>s Angeles, Calif. 90069
Baylor University
College of Medicine
Dept, of Surgery
Waco, Tex. 76703
Bear Films, Inc.
805 Smith St.
Baldwin, NY. 11510
Bechtel Corp.
50 Beale St.
San Francisco, Calif. 94119
Becker (Harold) Productions
see Harold Becker I*roductions
Beech Aircraft Corp.
Wichita, Kans. 67201
Behrens Co. , Inc.
2451 Brickell Ave.
Miami, Fla. 33129
Belgian Information Service
50 Rockefeller Plaza
New York, N.Y. 10020
Belingrath Gardens
Theodore, Ala. 36582
Geoffrey Bell
1007 Sutter St.
San Francisco, Calif. 94109
William H. Bell
University of Texas
Dental Institute
P.O. Box 20068
Houston, Tex. 77025
Bell & Howell Co.
7100 McCormJck Rd.
Chicago, 111. 60645
Bell Telephone Laboratories
600 Mountain Ave.
Murray Hill, N.J. 07974
Bellefair School
22001 Fairmount Blvd.
Cleveland, Ohio 44118
Ben Rinaldo Co.
6917 Melrose Ave.
Los Angeles, Calif. 90038
Benchmark Films, Inc.
145 Scarborough Rd.
BriarcUff Manor, N.Y. 10510
Beneflc Press
10300 West Roosevelt Rd.
Westchester, 111. 60153
PoUy Bennell
107 SulUvan St. , Apt. 34
New York, N.Y. 10012
Berkey Technical
25-15 50th St.
Woodside, N.Y. 11377
Lester Berman
55 West 9Sth St.
New York, N.Y. 10025
Walter L. Bernard
330 Fast 49th St.
New York, N.Y. 10017
Berry Production Service, Inc.
101 West 57th St.
New York, N.Y. 10019
Better Light Better Sight Bureau
750 Third Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10017
Gene Beuth
144 East 36th St.
New York, N.Y. 10016
Bezdechi Productions
5829 SW. Cheltenham Dr.
Portland, Ore. 97201
Bill Snyder Films
Box 2784
Fargo, N. Dak. 58102
Hobert Sherwood Billingsley
325 Blue Ridge Dr.
Bloomington, Ind. 47401
Billy Budd Films
235 East 57th St.
New York, N.Y. 10022
Birdsell Electronics Co.
39273 Lankershim Blvd.
North Hollywood, Calif. 90068
Black Lion Productions, Ltd.
P.O. Box 200
Carmel, CaUf. 93921
Blackhawk Films: The Eastin-Phelan Corp.
1235 West Fifth St.
Davenport, Iowa 52808
Body Communication Station
P.O. Box 1371
Studio City, Calif. 91604
Boeing Co.
P.O. Box 3707
Seattle, Wash. 98124
Bombardier Snowmobile, Ltd.
Valcourt, P.Q., Canada
Bonded Film Distributors
Santa Monica Blvd.
West Hollywood, Calif. 90025
Bonnie Pick Foundation
115 Lynn Way
Woodside, CaUf. 94062
Bonnie Pictures, Inc.
1101 Harrison Ave.
Park Ridge, 111. 60068
Bono Film Senices
1042 Wisconsin Ave. NW.
Washington, D. C. 20007
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Borden Co.
277 Park Ave.
New York. N.Y.
10017
Boeco (Don) Films
Bee Don Bosco Films
Boston University
145 Bay State Rd.
Boston, Mass. 02215
Bosustow (Stephen) Productions
see Stephen Bosustow Productions
Thomas Bouchard
Stony Brook Rd.
West Brewster, Mass. 02631
Bowling Green Films, Inc.
148 West 10th St.
New York, N.Y. 10014
Bowman Gray School of Medicine
Dept. of Audio Visual Resources
300 South Hawthorne Rd.
Winston-Salem, N. C. 27103
Bowmar (Stanley) Co.
see Stanley Bowmar Co.
Bowmar Records
622 Rodier Dr.
Glendale, Calif. 91207
Boy Scouts of America
Visual Education Service
North Brunswick, N.J. 08902
Boyd Film Co.
1569 Selby Ave.
St. Paul, Minn. 55104
Bradley Wright Films
309 North Duane Ave.
San Gabriel, Calif. 91775
Brady (Robert J.) Co.
see Robert J. Brady Co.
Brady (Stanley) Productions
see Stanley Brady Productions
Brandeis University
Waltham, Mass. 02154
Liane Brandon
19 Langley Rd.
Brighton, Mass.
Brandon Films
866 Third Ave.
New York, N.Y, 1002
Braniff Airways, Inc.
P.O. Box 35001
Dallas, Tex. 75235
Brentwood Productions
P.O. Box 49956
Los Angeles, Calif. 90049
Martin Brest
2136 Wallace Ave.
Bronx, N.Y. 10462
Brigham Young University
Dept. of Motion Picture Production
Provo, Utah 84601
Briley Film Enterprises
1311 North Wilcox
Hollywood, Calif. 90028
Bristol Productions
4000 Warner Blvd.
Burbank, Calif. 91503
British Film Institute
81 Dean St.
London WI, England
Bro-Dart Industries
1609 Memorial Ave.
WilUamsport, Pa. 17701
Broadcast Plaza, Inc.
3 Constitution Plaza
Hartford, Conn. 06115
Broadman Films
127 Ninth Ave. North
Nashville, Tenn. 37203
Broadmoor Hotel
Colorado Springs,
Lewis Bro<fy
34-21 77th St.
Jackson Heights,
Colo. 80906
N.Y. 11372
Buena Vista Distribution Co. , Inc.
Walt Disney 16 mm Films
800 Sonora Ave .
Glendale, Calif. 91201
Bumper Recycling Association
of North America
P.O. Box 2035
Oxnard, Calif. 93030
Bunin (Elinor) Productions, Inc.
see Elinor Bunin Productions, Inc.
Robert E. Burdick
5203 West Genesee St.
Camillus, N.Y. 13031
Bureau of Communication
Research, Inc.
267 West 25th St.
New York, N.Y. 10001
Theodore A. Burrell
141 Scranton St.
New Haven, Conn. 06511
Burstyn (Joseph) Inc.
see Joseph Burstyn, Inc.
Burt Martin Associates
3607 West Magnolia Blvd.
Burbank, Calif. 91505
Burton Holmes Films,
2 Grove
Inc.
Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute
see Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn "«"^°''''- N-Y. 10014
Brooklyn Union Gas Co.
195 Montague St.
Brooklyn, N.Y. 11201
Lincoln P. Brower
Dept. of Biology
Amherst College
Amherst, Mass. 01002
Brown (E. C.) Trust Foundation
see E. C. Brown Trust Foundation
Brown & Williamson Tobacco Co.
350 Fifth Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10003
Brown University
Providence, R.I. 02912
Brunswick Productions
157 Chambers St.
New York, N.Y. 10007
James A. Bryan
P. O. Box 803
Venice, Calif. 90291
Julien Bryan
International Film Foundation
475 Fifth Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10017
Budd (Billy) Films
see BiUy Budd Films
Budd Co.
2450 Hunting Park Ave.
Philadelphia, Pa. 19132
Budek Films and Slides
see Avid Corp.
Businessfilm International, Inc.
21 Charles St.
Westport, Conn. 06880
Byway Productions
1548 Glendon Ave.
Los Angeles, CaUf. 90024
CAP AD
1917 Roscomare Rd.
Los Angeles, CaUf. 90024
CARE, Inc.
660 First Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10016
C & O/B & O Railroads
4000 Terminal Tower
Cleveland, Ohio 44113
CB Communicators
P.O. Box 7541
Oakland Station
Pittsburgh, Pa. 15213
CBS, Inc.
485 Madison Ave,
New York, N.Y. 10022
CBS News
524 West 57th St.
New York, N.Y. 10019
CCM Films, Inc.
see Crowell. Collier & Macmillan
CCM School Materials,
2124 West 82d PI.
Chicago, 111. 60620
Inc.
C. L. Venard Film Distribution
Service
113 NE. Madison Ave.
Peoria, III. 61602
CRM Productions
see Communications/Research/
Machines, Inc.
CROP (Christian Rural Overseas Program)
National office
2619 PhllUps St.
P. O. Box 968
Elkhart, Ind. 46514
Ruth Cade
12 West 90th St.
New York, N.Y. 10024
Cadwell Davis Co., Inc.
437 Madison Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10022
Caedmon Records
505 8th Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10018
Cahill (Charles) and Associates, Inc.
see Charles Cahill and Associates, Inc.
Calgon Corp.
271 Madison Ave.
New York, N.Y.
Fred Calhoun
135 Newbury St.
Boston, Mass. 02117
California Association for Neurologically
Handicapped Children
309 North Duane Ave.
San Gabriel, Calif. 91775
California Institute of the Arts
24700 McBean Pkwy.
Newhall, CaUf. 91355
California Raisin Advisory Board
2240 North Angus
Fresno, Calif. 93703
California Real Estate
Association
Education Committee
117 West Ninth St.
Los Angeles, Calif. 90015
Caltex Petroleum Corp.
380 Madison Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10017
Calvin Productions
215 West Pershing
Kansas City, Mo. 64108
Donald J. Cambou
1444 Magnolia Ave.
Chico, Calif. 95926
Cameron Film Productions
222 Minor Ave. North
Seattle, Wash. 98109
Campbell Films
Academy Ave.
Saxtons River, Vt. 05154
Campbell Soup Co.
375 Memorial Ave.
Camden, N.J. 08101
Campus Film Distributors Corp.
20 East 46th St.
New York, N.Y. 10017
Canada. National Film Board
see National Film Board of Canada
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Cnnndliin HrondcnHtlnK Con).
P.O. liox SOO Tcrmlnnl A
Toronto 5, Onlarlo, Can.-nb
Caiuidtiin Fllm-Makera' Dtatii-
butlon Centre
341 DIoor St. West, Km. 204
Toronto IHl, Ontario, Cnnadn
Canadian HlRhway Safely Council
Thirty The Driveway
OlUwa 4, Ontario , Canada
Canadian National Railways
360 McOIII St.
MonUeal, P.ii. , Canada
Canadian Travel Film Library
680 Fifth Ave. , Suite 819
New York, N.Y. 10019
Cantor (B.C.) Foundation
see B, G. Cantor Foundation
Canyon Cinema
Industrial Building
Sausallto, Calif. 94941
Canyon Films of Arizona, Inc.
834 North Seventh Ave.
Phoenix, Ariz. 85007
Capital Cities Broadcasting Corp.
24 East Slst St.
New York, N.Y. 10022
Capiul Film Service
224 Abbott Rd.
East Lansing, Mich. 48823
Carborundum Co. Ltd.
Trafford Park
Manchester, England
Cardinal Films
333 South Reeves Dr.
Beverly HilU, CaUf. 90212
Carl F. Mahnke Productions
215 East Third St.
Des Moines, Iowa. 50309
Carm-Lar Productions
204 Via Colusa
Hollywood Rivera, Calif. 90277
Carman Educational Associates
P.O. Box 205
Youngstown, N.Y. 14174
Caimation Co.
5045 Wilshire Blvd.
Los Angeles, Calif. 90036
Carol Films. Inc.
1106 Cathedral St.
Baltimore, Md. 21201
Carolina Biological Supply Co.
2700 York Rd.
Burlington, N.C. 27215
Carousel Films, Inc.
1501 Broadway
Suite 1503
New York, N. Y. 10036
Phil Carroll
6 Crestview Dr.
Maplewood, N.J. 07040
Cassyd (Sid) Productions
see Sid Cassyd I'roductions
Castle Films
221 I>ork Ave. South
New York, N.Y. 10003
Catechetical Guild
Educational Society
262 East Fourth St.
St. Paul. Minn. 55101
Caterpillar Tractor Co.
100 NE. Adams St.
Peoria, 111. 61602
Cathedral Films
2921 West Alameda Ave.
Burbank, CaUf. 91505
Cavalcade Productions, Inc.
P.O. Box 801
Wheaton, 111. 60187
Cedam International
P.O. Box 1390
Long Beach, Calif. 92801
Celanesc Fibers Marketing Co.
522 Fifth Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10036
Cenco Educational Films
1800 West Foster Ave.
Chicago, III. 60640
Center for Curriculum Development
401 Walnut St.
Philadelphia, Pa. 19106
Center for Humanities, Inc.
2 Holland Ave.
White Plains, N.Y. 10603
Center for Mass Communication of the
Columbia University Press
562 West 113th St.
New York, N.Y. 10025
Center for the Study of Democratic
Institutions
P.O. Box 4068
Santa Barbara, Calif. 93103
Center for Urban Education
105 Madison Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10016
Central Institute for the Deaf
818 South Euclid
St. Louis, Mo. 63110
Cereal Institute, Inc.
135 South LaSalle St.
Chicago, III. 60603
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
1616 H St. NW.
Washington, D. C. 2000G
Champion Papers. Inc.
245 Park Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10017
Champion Spnrk Plug Co.
900 Upton Ave.
Toledo, Ohio 43601
Charles Cahlll and Associates, Inc.
5420 Melrose Ave.
Los Angeles, CaUf. 90028
Charles E. Merrill Pub. Co.
Division of Bell & Howell Co.
1300 Alum Creek Dr.
Columbus, Ohio 43209
Chelsea House Educational
Communications
70 West 40th St.
New York, N.Y. 10018
Chester Fox and Co.
c/o MPO 222 East 44th St.
New York. N.Y. 10017
Andrew Chiaramonte
7100 Hillside Ave.
Hollywood, CaUf. 90046
Chicago Tribune
Motion Picture Bureau
33 West Madison St.
Chicago, 111. 60602
Children's Memoirial Hospital
2300 Children's Plaza
Chicago, III. 60614
Centre Films, Inc.
1103 North El Centro Ave.
Hollywood, Calif. 90038
Centron Corp.
1621 West Ninth
Lawrence, Kans. 66044
Centron Educational Films
1621 West Ninth
Lawrence, Kans. 66044
Centurion Pictures, Inc.
501 Madison Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10022
Century Film Productions
P.O. Box 8147
Northgate Sutlon
Seattle, Wash. 98125
Childrens Press. Inc.
Jackson Blvd.& Racine Ave.
Chicago. 111. 60602
Chilton Books
401 Walnut St.
Philadelphia, Pa. 19106
Chimera Productions
16-03 Radbum Rd.
Fair Lawn. N.J. 07410
James Cbladek
55 Morton St.
New York. N.Y. 10014
Christian Education Press
1505 Race St.
Philadelphia. Pa. 19102
Christian Rural Overseas
Program
see CROP (Christian Rural
Overseas Program)
Chronicle Productions
364 West 18th St.
New York. N.Y. 10011
Chrysler Corp.
P.O. Box 1518
Detroit, Mich. 48231
Church League of America
422 North Prospect
Wheaton, 111. 60187
The Churches of Christ in the
United States of America
see National Council of
Churches of Christ
Churchill Films
662 North Robertson Blvd.
LoB Angeles. CoUI. 90069
Clba Pharmaceutical 0>.
556 Morris Ave.
Summit. N.J. 07901
CIni Associates
3107 M St. NW.
Washington, D. C. 20007
CIne-Cath
371 Fifth St.
Manistee, Mich. 49660
Cine-Chrome Laboratories, Inc.
4075 Transport St.
Palo Alto, CaUf. 94303
CIne'-Pic Hawaii
1847 Pacific Heights Rd.
Honolulu. Hawaii 96813
Cinectics
9304 Sarta Monica Blvd.
Beverly Hills. Calif. 90210
Cinema Associate Productions
415 West Grand River Ave.
P.O. Box 1542
East Lansing. Mich. 48823
Cinema 8 Corp.
208 East 87th St.
New York. N.Y. 10028
Cinema V Distributing
595 Madison Ave.
New York. N.Y. 10022
Cinema 16, Inc.
80 University PI.
New York, N.Y. 10003
Cinema Veritfe Co.
3 Great Jones St.
New York, N.Y. 10012
Cinema Verona
344 West 72d St.
New York. N.Y. 10023
Cinema-Vue Corp.
245 West 55th St.
New York, N.Y. 10019
Cinemakers, Inc.
162 West 56th St.
New York, N.Y. 10019
Cinemark n Productions, Inc.
937 Acequla Madre
SanU Fe. N.Mex. 87501
Cinematography
812 SW. Fourth PI.
Fort Lauderdale. Fla. 333 IS
Cinemusic I^oductions
336 East 94th St.
New York. N.Y. 10028
Cinesound Co.
915 North Highland Ave.
Los Angeles. Calif. 90038
Cinnamon Productions. Inc.
312 West 20th St.
New York. N.Y. 10011
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Cited Films, Inc.
30 Rockefeller Plaza
Suite 1818
New York, N.Y. 10020
Civic Education Service
1725 K St. NW.
Suite 1009
Washington, D.C. 20006
Ian Clark
229 East 96th St.
New York, N.Y.
Clarke School for the Deaf
Bound HiU Road
Northampton, Mass. 01060
Classroom Film Distributors, Inc.
5610 Hollywood Blvd.
Hollywood, Calil. 90028
Classroom Materials Co.
93 Myrtle Dr.
Great Neck, N.Y. 11021
Classroom World Productions
P.O. Box 2090
Raleigh, N.C. 27602
Clemco-Clementina
P.O. Box 7680
San Francisco, Calif.
Ltd.
Clevite Corp.
17000 St. Clair Ave.
Cleveland, Ohio 44110
Cline (Richard) Film Productions
see Richard Cline Film Productions
Robert Clouse
11483 La Maida Ave.
North Hollywood, Calif.
Clover Park School District 400
Lakewood Center, Wash. 98105
Coca-Cola Co.
515 Madison Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10022
College Placement Council, Inc.
35 East Elizabeth Ave.
Bethlehem, Pa. 18018
College Placement Services, Inc.
66 East Elizabeth Ave.
Bethlehem, Pa. 18018
Raymond D. Collins
1257 Lunt
Chicago, 111. 60626
Colonial Film and Equipment Co.
see Colonial Films, Inc.
Colonial Films, Inc.
752 Spring St. NW.
Atlanta, Ga. 30308
Colonial Williamsburg Foundation
Box C
Williamsburg, Va. 23185
Color Music Films
127 West 96th St.
New York, N.Y. 10025
Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc.
see CBS, Inc.
Columbia Forum Productions, Ltd.
10621 Fable Row
Columbia, Md. 21043
Columbia Pictures
8 mm. Division
711 Fifth Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10017
Columbia Pictures Corp.
711 Fifth Ave.
New York, N. Y. 10022
Columbia Records
799 Seventh Ave.
New York, N. Y. 10019
Columbia University Press.
Center for Mass Communi-
cations see Center for Mass
Communication of Columbia
University Press
Comco Productions
850 Seventh Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10019
Committee on International Non-
Theatrical Events, Inc.
see Council on International Non-
Theatrical Events, Inc.
Commonwealth Film Distributors
1440 South State College 6-K
Anaheim, Calif. 92806
Communication Films
870 Monterey Pass Rd.
Monterey Park, CaUf. 91754
Communication Materials Exchange
1535 Ivar Ave.
Hollywood, Calif. 90028
Communications Group West
6335 Homewood Ave.
Suite 204
Hollywood, CaUf. 90028
Communications International
Limited
22 Oak Dr.
New Hyde Park, N.Y. 11040
Communications Northwest, Inc.
2633 Eastlake Ave. East
Seattle, Wash. 98102
Communications /Research/
Machines, Inc.
9263 West Third St.
Beverly Hills, Calif. 90210
Communications Satellite Corp.
950 L'Enfant Plaza South, SW.
Washington, D.C. 20024
Communicators, Inc.
Route 44
Pomfret Center, Conn. 06259
Communico, Inc.
1315 North Highway Dr.
Fenton, Mo. 63026
Community Chest of Rochester
& Monroe County
70 North Water St.
Rochester, N.Y. 14604
Comprenetics, Inc.
9000 Sunset Blvd.
Los Angeles, Calif.
90069
Computer Methods Corp.
470 Mamaroneck Ave.
White Plains, N.Y. 10605
Comsat
see Communications Satellite Corp.
Conant (Ken) Productions
see Ken Conant Productions
Concept Films
1155 15th St. NW.
Suite 312
Washington, D.C. 20005
Concept Media
1500 Adams Ave.
Costa Mesa, CaUf. 92626
Concordia Publishing House
3558 South Jefferson Ave.
St. Louis, Mo. 63118
Condor Productions
3024 North Lindbergh Blvd.
St. Louis, Mo. 63074
Confluence Films
4746 McPherson Ave.
St. Louis, Mo. 63108
Congressional Digest
3231 P St., NW.
Washington, D.C. 20007
Conlam Enterprises
Route 2
BerUn, N.J. 08008
Connecticut Films, Inc.
6 Cobble Hill Rd.
Westport, Conn. 06880
Connecticut General Life Insurance Co
Hartford, Conn. 06115
Consolidated Edison Co. of New York
4 Irving PI.
New York, N.Y. 10003
Consumers Cooperative Assn.
P.O. Box 7305
Kansas City, Mo. 64116
Consumers Power Co.
212 West Michigan Ave.
Jackson, Mich. 49201
Contemporary Films/McGraw-Hill
1221 Avenue of the Americas
New York, N.Y. 10020
Continental Illinois National Bank and
Trust Co. of Chicago
231 South LaSalle St.
Chicago, 111. 60604
Copley Productions
7776 Ivanhoe Ave.
La JoUa, CaUf. 92037
Coronet Instructional Media
65 East South Water St.
Chicago, lU. 60601
Corsair Films, Inc.
9304 Santa Monica Blvd.
Beverly Hills, CaUf. 90210
Council on International Non-Theatrical
Events
1201 16th St. NW.
Washington, D.C. 20006
Counselor Films
2100 Locust St.
Philadelphia, Pa. 19103
James E. Counsilman
Route 12, Box 200
Bloomington, Ind. 47401
Counterpoint Films
5823 Santa Monica Blvd.
Hollywood, CaUf. 90038
Countryman-Klang Film Productions,
905 Park Ave.
Minneapolis, Minn. 55404
Cram (George F.) Co.
see George F. Cram Co.
Robert F. Crawford
26 King St.
New York, N.Y. 10014
Crawley Films, Ltd.
19 Fairmont Ave.
Ottawa 3, Ontario, Canada
Creative Arts Studios
2323 Fourth St. NE.
Washington, D.C. 20002
Creative Film Society
7237 Canby Ave.
Reseda, CaUf. 91335
Creative Visuals
P.O. Box 1911
Big Spring, Tex.
79720
Creative World of Stan Kenton
1012 South Robertson
Los Angeles, CaUf. 90035
Creole Petroleum Corp.
15 West 51st St.
New York, N.Y. 10019
Crest Films
550 Fifth Ave.
New York, N.Y.
10036
Cooper (Harry) Film Proc^ctions crompton Richmond Co. , Inc.
see Harry Cooper F,lm Productions ^^^^^ ^^^^^^ ^^ ^^^ Americas
New York, N.Y. 10018
Cooper Films and Records
Cooper Bldg.
Winchendon, Mass. 01475
Computer Image Corp.
260 South Beverly Dr.
Beverly Hills, CaUf. 90212
Coors (Adolph) Co.
see Adolph Coors Co.
Copley Press, Inc.
7776 Ivanhoe Ave.
La JoUa, CaUf. 92037
Crossroads RehabiUtatlon Center
3242 Sutherland Ave.
IndianapoUs, Ind. 46205
Crowell (Thomas Y.) Co., Inc.
see Thomas Y. Crowell Co. , Inc.
Crowell, ColUer & MacmlUan
866 Third Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10022
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Crown Zrllcrbach Corp.
1 Biuh St.
SuiFructaco. Calif. 94119
Crowthcr (Kac) Co.
see Hiw Crowthcr Co.
Culaenalre Co. of America, Inc.
12 Church St.
New Rocbellc, N.Y. 10805
Currant Affairs Films
24 Danbury Rd.
Wilton, Conn. 06897
Curriculum Films
10031 Commera Ave.
Tujunga, Calif. 91042
Curriculum Materials Corp.
1319 Vine St.
Philadelphia, Pa. 19107
PhlUp W. Curry
311 ChalUs Lane
Scwicklcy, I>a. 15143
Curtis (Nye) Associates
see Nye Curtis Associates
Curtis Audio Visual Materials
165 West 46th St.
New York, N.Y. 11216
Curtis Publishing Co.
Independence Sq.
Philadelphia, Pa. 19105
Custom Films, Inc.
11 Cob Dr.
Westport, Conn. 06880
Cyclops Productions
197 10th Ave.
New York. N.Y. 10011
Cypress Films
P. O. Box 4872
Carmel, Calif. 93921
D * R Productions, Inc.
336 East 43d St.
New York, N.Y. 10017
DCA Educational Products, Inc
424 Valley Dr.
Warrington, Pa. 18976
O. C. Heath and Co.
125 SJjrtng St.
Lexington, Mass. 02173
Thomas S. Dafnldes
10201 Maebem Ter.
St. Louis, Mo. 63127
Daggett (Avalon) Productions
see Avalon Daggett Productions
Dahlia Productions
300 West 55th St.
New York, N.Y. 10019
Dallas Theater Center
3636 Turtle Creek Blvd.
Dallas, Tex. 75219
Dan Gibson Productions
128 Pears Ave.
Toronto, Ottawa, Canada
Dan Ilrss Productions
2 IXidor City PI.
New York, N.Y. 10017
Dana Parts Co.
Hagerstown Dlst. Center
P.O. Box 500
llagerelown, Ind. 47316
Dann Productions
6249 Babcock Ave.
North Hollywood, lullf. 91606
Daniel Wilson Productions
300 West 55th St.
New York, N.Y. 10019
D'Arcy Advertising Co.
Gateway Tower
fl Memorial Plazn
St. Louis, Mo. 63102
Darer Corp.
1 East 57th St.
New York, N.Y. 10022
Darlington International Raceway, Inc.
DarUngton, S. C. 29532
Darmor Productions
P.O. Box 1313
College Station, Tex. 77840
Douglas Darnell
220 Sullivan St.
New York, N.Y. 10012
Dartmouth College Films
Fairbanks Hall
Hanover, N.H. 03755
Dartnell Corp,
4660 North Ravenswood
Chicago, 111. 60640
Data/Films
2625 Temple St.
Los Angeles, Calif. 90026
Tom Davenport
Pearlstone
Delaplane, Va. 22025
David L. Wolper Productions
10202 West Washington
Culver City, Calif. 90230
Davidson Films
3701 Buchanan St.
San Francisco. Calif. 94123
Davis (Cadwell) Co., Inc.
see Cadwell Davis Co. , Inc.
Davis (H. K. ) and Associates
see H. K. Davis and Associates
Davis (Robert) Productions
see Robert Davis Productions
Davis (Sid) Productions
see S^d Davis Productions
Dawson (Larry) Productions
see Larry Dawson Productions
Dawson Productions
44 Montgomery St.
San Francisco, Calif. 94104
Roy Dean
987 Hancock Ave.
Loa Angeles, Calif. 90069
Paul Deason
P.O. Box 24131
Loa Angeles. CaUf. 90024
Deere and Co.
John Deere Rd.
Molinc, 111. 61265
Dt-ll (Jeff) Film Service
see Jeff Dell Film Service
Del Monte Corp.
215 Freemont St.
Son Francisco, Calif. 94119
Deltona Corp.
P.O. Box 280
Miami, Fla. 33135
Democratic National Committee
2600 Virginia Ave. NW.
Washington, I). C. 20037
Denoyer-Gepiwrt Audio Visuals
355 Lexington Ave.
New York, N. Y. 10017
Dental Research and Fducational
Films, Inc.
540 North Lake Shore Dr.
Chicago, III. 60611
De Rosner Productions, Inc.
P.O. Box 1375
Beverly Hills, Calif. 90213
Dibie-Dash Productions
4949 Hollywood Blvd.
Suite 217
Los Angeles, CaUf. 90027
Dible Film r>roductions
see Dibie-Dash Productions
Dick (A. B.) Co.
see A. B. Dick Co.
Dick Barrymore Productions, Inc.
24629 Del Prado
Dana Point, Calif. 92629
Diflraction Limited, Inc.
Middlesex Turnpike
Bedford, Mass. 01730
Dimension Films
733 North La Brea Ave.
Loa Angeles, Calif. 90038
Directions One
328 East 48th St.
New York, N.Y. 10017
Discovery Teaching Films, Inc.
P.O. Box 514
Sunnyvale, CaUf. 94086
Disney (Walt) Educational
Materials Co.
see Walt Disney Educational
Materials Co.
Disney (Walt) Productions
see Walt Disney Productions
Dr. Douglas Productions
P.O. Box 878
Sedona, Ariz. 86336
Documentary Films of Aptoe
3217 Front Gulch Rd.
Aptos, CaUf. 95003
James W. Dodge
Northeast Conference
Films
Box K
Jlrown University
I rovldence, R.l. 02912
Dominican Slaters. Congregation of St.
Catherine of Siena
Dominican College
Racine, Wis. 53402
Don Bosco Films
148 Main St.
New Rochelle, N.Y.
10802
Donars Productions
407 Lincoln Ave.
P.O. Box 24
Loveland, Colo. 80537
Ronald A. Dorfman
780 West End Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10025
Daniel Doron
58 West 68th St.
New York, N.Y. 10023
Doubleday and Co. , Inc.
Educational Systems Division
Garden City, N.Y. 11530
Doubleday Multimedia
1371 Reynolds Ave.
Santa Ana, Calif. 92705
Douglas Aircraft Co.
230 Park Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10017
Douglas Productions
3030 Iroquois St.
Detroit, Mich. 48214
Douglass (Fredertck) Films
see Frederick Douglass Films
Barry E. Downes
269 West 72d St.
New York, N.Y. 10023
Drew Associates, Inc.
712 Fifth Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10019
Drummer Productions
214 Forest Trail
Elmhurst, 111. 60126
Du Art Color Labe
245 West 55th St.
New York. N.Y. 10019
Ducrot (Jerome) Studio, Inc.
see Jerome Ducrot Studio, Inc.
Dufour Editions
Booksellers and Publishers
Chester Springs, Pa. 19425
Murray Duitz
12 East 37th St.
New York, N.Y. 10016
DuKane Corp.
2900 DuKane Dr.
St. Charles, 111. 60174
Dundee Communications Corp.
25 Grove St.
New York, N.Y. 10014
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Dunlap and Hoechstetter Films
4606 Brandywine St. NW.
Washington, D.C. 20016
Durum Wheat Institute
309 West Jackson Blvd.
Chicago, 111. 60604
Dynamic Films, Inc.
330 West 58th St.
New York, N.Y. 10019
E. C. Brown Trust Foundation
3170 SW. 87th Ave.
Portland, Oreg. 97225
E. I. Du Pont de Nemours and Co.
1007 Market St.
Wilmington, Del. 19898
EMC Corp.
180 East Sixth St.
St. Paul, Minn. 55101
E. R. Squibb & Sons
Motion Pictures Dept.
745 Fifth Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10022
E. T. Barwick Mills, Inc.
Chamblee, Ga. 30341
ETF Productions
1109 Commercial Dr.
Lexington, Ky. 40505
ETPS, Inc.
59 Fourth Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10003
EYR Campus Programs
78 East 56th St.
New York, N.Y. 10022
Ealing Corp.
2225 Massachusetts Ave.
Cambridge, Mass. 02140
Charles Eames
901 Washington Blvd.
Venice, Calif. 90291
Eason Design
3316 Beverly Blvd.
Los Angeles, Calif. 90004
East Hampton High School
East Hampton, Conn. 06424
Eastern Air Lines, Inc.
Eastern Air Lines Bldg.
10 Rockefeller Plaza
New York, N.Y. 10010
Eastln-Phelan Corp.
1235 West Fifth St.
Davenport, Iowa 52808
Eastman Chemical Products, Inc.
260 Madison Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10016
Eastman Kodak Co,
343 State St.
Rochester, N. Y. 14650
Eaton Laboratories
17 Eaton Ave.
Norwich, N.Y. 13815
Eccentric Circle Cinema Workshop
P.O. Box 1481
Evanston, 111. 60204
Echo Kilo Productions
661 Randy Dr.
Newbury Park, Calif. 91320
Eckstein (Arthur) and
Associates
see Arthur Eckstein and
Associates
Economics Press, Inc.
270 Pleasant Valley Way
West Orange, N.J. 07052
Edcom Productions, Inc.
26991 Tungsten Rd.
Cleveland, Ohio 44143
Edison Electric Institute
420 Lexington Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10017
Education and Development Corp.
600 New Hampshire Ave. NW.
Washington, D.C. 20037
Education Development Center
39 Chapel St.
Ne%vton, Mass. 02160
Educational Activities, Inc.
1937 Grand Ave.
Baldwin, N.Y. 11510
Educational Audio Visual, Inc.
Pleasantville, N.Y. 10570
Educational Coordinates
432 South Pastoria
Sunnyvale, Calif. 94086
Educational Developmental Labora-
tories, Inc.
284 Pulaski Road
Huntington, N.Y. 11743
Educational Dimensions Corp.
P.O. Box 126
SUmford, Conn. 06904
Educational Electronics
220 NE. 46th St.
Oklahoma City, Okla. 73105
Educational Enrichment Materials
83 East Ave.
Norwalk, Conn. 06851
Educational Film Productions
10832 Margate Rd.
Silver Spring, Md. 20901
Educational Film Service
180 North Union St.
Battle Creek, Mich. 49017
Educational Filmstrips
1409- 19th St.
Huntsville, Tex. 77340
Educational Media Distribution
Center
5034 Wisconsin Ave. NW.
Washington, D.C. 20016
Educational Media, Inc.
644 New Center Bldg.
Detroit, Mich. 48202
Educational Media Laboratories
4101 South Congress Ave.
Austin, Tex. 78745
Educational Media Laboratories
Scott Education Division
104 Lower Westfield Rd.
Holyoke. Mass. 01040
Educational Productions
Bradford Rd.
East Ardaley, North Wakefield,
Yorkshire, England
Educational Projections Corp.
527 South Commerce St.
Jackson, Miss. 39205
Educational Projections, Inc.
1319 Vine St.
Philadelphia, Pa. 19107
Educational Reading Service
320 Route 17
Mahwah, N.J. 07430
Educational Record Sales
157 Chambers St.
New York, N.Y. 10007
Educational Resources, Inc.
47 West 13th St.
New York, N.Y. 10011
Educational Services, Inc.
233-B North Sixth St.
Waco, Tex. 76705
Educational Systems and Designs,
Inc.
136 Main St.
Westport, Conn. 06880
Educational Television Stations
Program Service
Indiana University
Bloomington, Ind. 47401
Educational Testing Service
20 Nassau St.
Prtnceton, N. J. 08540
Edward Fell Productions
1514 Prospect Ave.
Cleveland, Ohio 44115
Edward Hawkins Productions
960 South Birch St.
Denver, Colo. 80222
Edwards Laboratories
P.O. Box 11150
17221 Red Hill Ave.
Santa Ana, Calif. 92705
Edwin Shapiro Co.
43-55 Kissena Blvd.
Flushing, N.Y. 11355
The Egg and the Eye, Inc.
48 Brower Ave.
Woodmire, N.Y. 11598
Ekco Housewares Co.
9234 West Belmont St.
FrankUn Park, 111. 60131
Elanco Products Co.
Div. of Eli Lilly & Co.
Indianapolis, Ind. 46206
Electronic Aids, Inc.
6101 Falls Rd.
Baltimore, Md. 21209
Electronic Associates. Inc.
1500 East Imperial
ElSegundo, Calif. 90245
Eli Ully & Co.
307 East Mccarty St.
Indianapolis, Ind. 46206
Elinor Bunin Productions, Inc.
151 East 50th St.
New York, N.Y. 10022
EUdns (Herbert M. ) Co.
see Herbert M. EUdns Co.
Elliott Film Co.
1114 NicoUet Ave.
Minneapolis, Minn.
55403
Frederick Elmes
20 Tulip Lane
Colts Neck, N.J. 07722
Myron W. Emery
2267 Dendale PI.
Los Angeles, Calif. 90039
Empire Photosound
4444 West 76th St.
Minneapolis, Minn. 55435
Encore Visual Education, Inc.
1235 South Victory Blvd.
Burbank, Calif. 91502
Encyclopaedia Britannica Educational Corp.
425 North Michigan Ave.
Chicago, 111. 60611
Engineers Foundation of Kansas
4125 Gage Center Dr.
Topeka, Kans. 66604
Environmental CommunicationB
62 Windward Ave.
Venice, CaUf. 90291
Envision Corp.
323 Newbury St.
Boston, Mass. 02115
Epilepsy Foundation of America
733 15th St. NW.
Washington, D. C. 20005
Episcopal Radio-TV Foundation
15 Sixteenth St. NE.
Atlanta, Ga. 30309
Epsilon Society
Bryn Athyn, Pa. 19009
Ernest Kleinberg Films
3890 Edgeview Dr.
Pasadena, Calif. 91107
Essthree Productions
6139 1/2 Glen Tower
Los Angeles, Calif. 90028
Evaporated Milk Association
910 17th St. NW.
Washington, D.C. 20006
Everett/Edwards, Inc.
133 South Pecan Ave.
Deland, Fla. 32720
Ex-Cell-O Corp.
1200 Oakman Blvd.
Detroit, Mich. 48126
Expanding Cinema
729 Seventh Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10019
Eye Gate House, Inc.
146-01 Archer Ave,
Jamaica, N.Y. 11435
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Etr« nukcr Films
Village Square DldR.
Bronxvlllc, N.Y. 10708
HLCOM, Inc.
685 Lanraator Ave.
Berwyn, l>a. 19312
FM Productlona
733 North Highland
Los Angeles, Calif. 90038
F. Randolph AasoclatcB, Inc.
1600 Garrett Dr.
Upper Darby, Pa. 19082
Fiber (Marshall) Productions
see Marshall Fabcr Productions
Factory Mutual Engineering Corp.
1115 Boston -Providence Turnpike
Nonfood, Mass. 02062
Claire Falkensleln
619 Ocean Front
Venice, Calif. 90291
Family Circle, Inc.
468 Madison Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10022
Field .Tnd .Stream Maga/.lne
383 Madison Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10022
Field Educational Publications
2400 Hanover St.
Palo Alto, Calif. 94304
Joseph WllUnm Fielding, M. D.
105 East 65th St.
New York, N.Y. 10021
Film Associates
see DFA Educational Media
Film Bureau, Inc.
332 South Michigan Ave.
Chicago, III. 60604
Film Communicators
5451 Laurel Canyon Blvd.
North Hollywood, Calif. 91607
Film Distributors International
2223 South Olive St.
Los Angeles, Calif. 90007
Film Dynamics
7250 Fair Oaks Blvd.
Carmichael, Calif. 96508
Films for the Humanities
P. O. Box 378
Princeton, N.J. 08540
Films Incorporated
1144 Wllmette Ave.
Wllmettc, III. 60091
Films M Productions
716 Montgomery St.
San Francisco, Calif. 94111
Films of India
109 South Edinburgh Ave.
Los Angeles, Calif. 90046
Films of the Nations, Inc.
5113 16th Ave.
Brooklyn, N.Y. 11204
Films on Sports
61 Willow Fcrr Apts.
Chapel Hill, N.C. 27514
Filmstrip House, Inc.
432 Park Ave. South
New York, N.Y. 10016
Finley (Stuart) Inc.
see Stuart J'inley Inc.
Florists' Telegraph Delivery Association
900 West Lafayette Blvd.
Detroit, Mich. 48226
Flower Films
P.O. Box 311
Disney, Okla. 74340
Focus Education, Inc.
3 East 54th St.
New York, N.Y. 10022
Follctt Pub. Co.
1010 West Washington Blvd.
Chicago, 111. 60607
Ford Motor Ca.
American Rd.
Ford Film Library
Dearborn, Mich. 48121
Fordham Publishing Co., Inc.
2377 Hoffman St.
Bronx, N.Y. 10458
Forensic Films
34-21 77th St.
Jackson Heights, N.Y. 11372
Family Films
5625 SanU Monica Blvd.
Hollywood, Calif. 90038
Familj* Theater
7201 Sunset Blvd.
Hollywood, Calif. 90046
Farm Film Foundation
Southern BIdg.
1425 H St. NW.
Washington, D.C. 20005
Farmers and Mechanics Savings Bank
of Minneapolis
90 South Sixth St.
Minneapolis, .Minn. 55402
Farmland Industries, Inc.
3315 North Oak Trafflcway
Kansas City, Mo. 64116
Felgelson (Julius D. ) Productions
see Julius D. Felgelson Productions
Felgelson, Glertz and Hall, Inc.
6400 Westpark Dr.
Suite 490
Houston, Tex. 77027
Fell (Edward) Productions
see Edward Fell Productions
Stanley Z. Felngold
80-1 Colony Manor Dr.
Rochester, N.Y. 14623
Fellows Gear Shaper Co.
78 River St.
Springfield, Vt. 05156
Ferguson Films, Inc.
1425 Brooklyn Ave.
Ann Arbor, Mich. 48104
Film Enterprises. Inc.
485 Fifth Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10017
Film Group 1 of Michigan
29129 Rock Creek Dr.
Southfield. Mich. 48075
Film Images/Radim Films
17 West 60th St.
New York. N.Y. 10023
Film-Makers Cooperative
175 Lexington Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10016
Film Originals
6536 Robertson Dr.
Boise, Idaho 83705
Film Research Co.
Anthony Lane Studios Bldg.
7401 Wayzata Blvd.
Minneapolis, .Minn. 55426
Film Strlp-of-the-Month Clubs,
355 Lexington Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10017
Henry Femandes
99-39 57th Ave.
Apt. 10-0 Melbourne
Letrak aty, N.Y. 11369
Robert Flala
433 Dekalb Ave.
Brooklyn, N.Y. 11205
Filmart Productions
3926 Macalester Dr.
Minneapolis, Minn. 55421
Filmex, Inc.
300 East 46th St.
New York, N.Y. 10017
FilmFalr Communications
10900 Ventura Blvd.
Studio City, Calif. 91604
Filmfax Productions
83 Adams
Bedford Hills, N.Y. 10507
Fllmrite Associates, Inc.
1040 North .McCadden PI.
Los Angeles, Calif. 90028
Films for Industry, Inc.
970 O'Brien Dr.
Menlo Park, Calif. 94025
Fiorelli Films, Inc.
P.O. Box 2229
28 Relihan Rd.
Darien, Conn. 06820
Fire-Fighting Films
74 President St.
New Rochelle. N.Y. 10801
Fire Prevention through Films
72 South St.
Boston, Mass. 02111
Firestone Coated Fabrics Co.
1200 Firestone Pkwy.
Akron, Ohio 44317
First Church of Christ Scientist
Christian Science Center
Boston, Mass. 02115
Fischer Photographic Laboratory,
6555 West North Ave.
Oak Park, 111. 60302
Fisher-Slezas Films
218 Cambridge St.
Boston, Mass. 02114
Fishtail Sky Films
311 Laurel Ave.
San Anselmo, Calif. 94960
FitzPatrick Pictures
8624 Sunset Blvd.
Hollywood, Calif. 90069
Flaum-Grinberg Productions
1040 North McCadden PI.
Hollywood, Calif. 90038
Flax Foundation
149 South Roxbury Dr.
Beverly Hills, Calif. 90212
Fleetwood Films
34 MacQuesten Pkwy. South
Mt. Vernon, N.Y. 10550
Inc.
Fostoria Glass Co.
1200 First
Moundsville, W. Va. 26041
Fox (Chester) and Co.
see Chester Fox and Co.
Frager Productions
1326 Yale St.
Santa Monica, Calif. 90404
Francis G. Murphy Productions
3060 Belden Dr.
Los Angeles, Calif. 90068
Francis Thompson, Inc.
231 East 5l8t St.
New York, N.Y. 10022
Franciscan Communications Center
1229 South Santee St.
Los Angeles, Calif. 90015
Franciscan Films
P.O. Box 6116
San Francisco, Calif. 94101
Franck Films
39 Pratt St.
Framingham, Mass. 01701
Fred A. Niles Communications Centers,
1058 West Washington Blvd.
Chicago, III. 60607
Fred L. Frechette
Motion Picture Productions
4615 West Broad St.
Richmond, Va. 23230
Fred Meyer Films
16 Church St.
ScottsvlUe, N.Y. 14546
Fred Ward Productions, Inc.
7106 Saunders Ct.
Bethesda, Md. 20034
Frederick Douglass Films
170 East Second St.
New York, N.Y. 10009
Inc.
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French (R. T.) Co.
see R. T. French Co.
French Government Tourist Office
610 Fifth Ave.
New York, N. Y. 10020
Friden, Inc.
2350 Washington Ave.
San Leandro, Calif. 94577
Friendship Press, Inc.
475 Riverside Dr.
New York, N.Y. 10027
Frith Films
1275 Lincoln Ave.
San Jose, Calif. 95125
Frohman Productions
499 Van Buren St.
Monterey, Calif. 93940
Fulton Publishing Corp.
76 Divisadero
San Francisco, Calif. 94117
Fur Information and Fashion
Council, Inc.
101 West 30th St.
New York, N.Y. 10001
G. D. Searle & Co.
Searle Pkwy.
Skokie, 111. 60076
G. N. Productions
1019 North Cole Ave.
Los Angeles, Calif. 90038
Garden StateAlovo, Inc.
630 Ninth Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10036
Rodney D. Gardner
2807 St, Paul St.
Baltimore, Md. 21218
Gargano Productions
29350 Southfield Rd.
Southfield, Mich. 48075
Gary Graver Productions
2141-1/2 Ivar
Hollywood, Calif. 90028
Gary Youngman Co. , Inc.
405 East 58th St.
New York, N.Y. 10022
Gateway Educational Films, Ltd.
St. Lawrence House
29/31 Broad St.
Bristol, England
Gateway Productions, Inc.
1859 Powell St.
San Francisco, Calif. 94111
Gelgy Pharmaceuticals
Ardsley, N.Y. 10502
General Church of the New Jerusalem.
Epsilon Society
see Epsilon Society
General Dynamics Corp.
P. O. Box 748
Fort Worth, Tex. 76101
General Electric Co.
General Electric Educational Films
Corporations Park
Bldg. 705
Scotia, N.Y. 12302
General Learning Corp.
3 East 54th St.
New York, N.Y. 10022
General Mills, Inc.
9200 Wayzata Blvd.
Minneapolis, Minn. 55440
General Motors Corp.
Film Distribution Section
3044 West Grand Blvd.
Detroit, Mich. 48202
General Programmed Teaching Corp.
Quail Hill
San Rafael, CaUf. 94903
General Telephone and Elec-
tronics Corp.
730 Third Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10017
General Tire and Rubber Co.
Research & Development Center
P.O. Box 951
Akron, Ohio 44309
Genesis Films, Ltd.
1040 North Las Palmas Ave.
Hollywood, Calif. 90038
Thomas O. Gentsch
1550 NW. 10th Ave.
Miami, Fla. 33136
Douglas F. George
P.O. Box 8455
Universal City, Calif. 91608
George F. Cram Co.
P.O. Box 426
Indianapolis, Ind. 46206
Gessler Pub. Co., Inc.
220 East 23d St.
New York, N.Y. 10010
Gibson (Dan) Productions
see Dan Gibson Productions
Gilbert Altschul Productions
909 West Diversey Pkwy.
Chicago, 111. 60614
Gillette Co.
Presidential Tower Bldg.
Boston, Mass. 02199
Othel G. Goff
1959 Funston Ave.
San Francisco, CaUf.
94116
Ginn and Co.
191 Spring St.
Lexington, Mass. 02173
Giora Neeman Production Co.
507 Fifth Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10017
Girl Scouts of the U.S.A.
830 Third Ave.
New York, N. Y. 10022
Glascock (Baylis) Films
see Baylis Glascock Films
Glenn Educational Films
312 Saddle River Rd.
Monsey, N.Y. 10952
Glick and Lorwin, Inc.
1841 Broadway
New York, N.Y. 10023
Golden West Broadcasters
5800 Sunset Blvd.
Hollywood, CaUf. 90028
Good Samaritan Hospital
Dept. of Medical Education
1015 NW. 22d Ave.
Portland, Oreg. 97210
Goodell Motion Pictures
355 Kenneth St.
St. Paul, Minn. 55105
Goodwill Industries of America,
1913 N St. NW.
Washington, D.C. 20006
Avraham Goren
254 West 82d St.
New York, N.Y. 10024
Alan Gorg
22911 Califa
Woodland Hills, Calif. 91364
Gospel Films, Inc.
P.O. Box 455
Muskegon, Mich. 49443
Inc.
Green Giant Co.
8000 Normandale Blvd.
Minneapolis, Minn. 55431
Greenberg May Productions, Inc.
148 Virginia St.
Buffalo, N.Y. 14201
Greenestone Productions, Inc.
21 West Ninth St.
New York, N.Y. 10011
Greenwood Press, Inc.
51 Riverside Ave.
Westport, Conn. 06880
Groening (Homer) Inc.
see Homer Groening, Inc.
Grolier Educational Corp.
845 Third Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10022
Gross Gems Productions
2114 Vista Entrada
Newport Beach, CaUf. 92660
Grosset and Dunlap, Inc.
51 Madison Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10010
Anton Gottsdanker Group 8 Films
32200 Valor PI. c/o Nowak Associates
Palos Verdes Peninsula, CaUf. 90274 254 West 54th St.
New York, N.Y. 10019
Luther A. Gotwald, Jr.
P.O. Box 404
Davidsville, Pa. 15928
Graded Press
201 eth Ave. South
Nashville, Tenn. 37203
Graphic Curriculum, Inc.
P.O. Box 565, Lenox Hill Station
New York, N.Y. 10021
Graphic Research, Inc.
557 West Douglas St.
Wichita, Kans. 67201
Graver (Gary) Productions
see Gary Graver Productions
Grayling Film Service
Route 1
GrayUng, Mich. 49738
Great Lakes Steel Corp.
Stran-Steel Division
Ecorse
Detroit, Mich. 48229
Great Northern Railway
Executive Dept.
175 East Fourth St.
St. Paul, Minn. 55101
Great Plains National Films
P.O. Box 80669
Lincoln, Nebr. 68501
Great Plains National InstrucUonal
Television Library
P.O. Box 80669
Lincoln, Nebr. 68501
Greater North Dakota Association
Fargo, N.Dak. 58102
Greaves (William) Productions,
Inc.
see WilUam Greaves Productions,
Inc.
Grove Press, Inc.
53 East 11th St.
New York, N.Y. 10003
Grover Film Productions
P.O. Box 303
Monterey, Calif. 93940
Grumbacher (M. ) Inc.
see M. Grumbacher, Inc.
Gryphon Productions, Inc.
1212 Sixth Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10036
Guidance Associates
41 Washington Ave.
Pleasantville, N.Y. 10570
John Guirk
7814 Fourth Ave.
Brooklyn, N.Y. 11209
Gulf Oil Corp.
Public Relations Office
P.O. Box 1166
Pittsburgh, Pa. 15230
Gunter (John W. ) Inc.
see John W. Gunter, Inc.
Gypsum Association
20 North Wacker Dr.
Chicago, 111. 60606
H. J. Heinz Co.
P.O. Box 57
Pittsburgh, Pa. 15230
H. K. DaWs Si Associates
Don Mills
Ontario, Canada
H/K Films
P. O. Box 25515
Los Angeles, Calif. 90025
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II. M. Stonr Prodictlons
e tiu4 4a(h ik.
New York, N.Y. 10017
HacUaaah Film Library
267 Weal 25lh St.
New York. N.Y. 10001
Halaa and Batchclor Cartoon
Fllma, Ud.
3/7 Kcan St.
London, W. C.2. . England
llalrwyn Fllma, Ltd.
7 King St. Weal
Toronto 105, tintarlo, Canada
Hallmark Cards, Inc.
Manning Rd.
Enfield, Conn. 06082
Hallmark Color Laba
ISll Eaat North Ave.
Baltimore, Md. 21213
Hament Corp.
39 Eaat 12th St.
New York, N.Y. 10003
Hammond Organ Co.
42 West Diversey Ave.
Chicago, 111. 60639
Hamson Films
950 West King Rd.
Malvern, Pa. 19355
John Hancock
Palisaques, N.Y.
10904
Handel Film Corp.
8730 Sunset Blvd.
West Hollywood, Calif. 90069
Hanna-Barbera Productions, Inc.
Educational Division
3400 Cahuenga Blvd.
Hollywt>od, CaUf. 90068
Harcourt Brace Jovanovich Inc
757 Third Ave.
New York, N. Y. 10017
Harold Becker Prodictions
295 Fifth Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10O03
Harold Mantell, Inc.
P. O. Box 378
Princeton, N.J. 09540
Harold Mayer Productions, Inc.
155 West 72d St.
New York, N.Y. 10023
Harper & Row, Publishers
10 East 53d St.
New York, N.Y. 10022
Harris Communications, Inc.
1480 Egbert Ave.
San Francisco. Calif. 94124
Harris County Center for the ReUrded
3550 West Dallas
Houston, Tex. 77019
Harris -Tuchman Productions
751 North Highland Ave.
Hollywood, Calif. 90038
Harrtson (Harvey) Films, Ud.
see Harvey Harrison Films, Ltd.
Harry Cooper Film Productions
208 Rawson Rd.
Drooklinc, Mnss. 02146
Hart Ski Mnnulndurlng Co.
630 Pierce Butler Route
St. Paul, Minn. 55104
Hartford Fire Insurance Co.
90 John St.
New York, N.Y. 10008
Hartley Productions
Cat Rock Rd.
Cos Cob, Conn. 06807
Harvest Films
309 Fifth Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10016
Harvey Harrison Films, Ltd.
North Waltham Basing Stoke
Hampshire, England
Hawaii Natural History Association
Hawaii National Park, Hawaii 96718
Hawaiian Airlines
International Airport
Honolulu, Hawaii 96820
Hawkins (Edward) Productions
see Edward Hawkins Productions
Head Ski Co.
15 West Aylesbury Rd.
Timonium, Md. 21093
Health Education Aids
8 South Lakeview
Goddard, Kans. 67052
Health Education Service
P.O. Box 7283
Albany, N.Y. 12224
Hearst Metrotone News
235 East 45th St.
New York, N.Y. 10017
Heath (D.C.) and Company
see D. C. Heath and Company
Heinz (H. J.) Co.
see H. J. Heinz Co.
Henk Newenbouse, Inc.
1825 Willow Rd.
Northfield, III. 60093
Henrlcks (William) Associates,
Inc.
see Willian Henrlcks Associates,
Inc.
Henry Francis du Pont Winterthur
Museum
Winterthur, Del. 19735
Henry Jaffe Enterprises
666 Fifth Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10019
Henry Strauss & Co. , Inc.
733 Third Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10017
Henry Ushljima Films, Inc.
2250 East Devon Ave.
Oes PUInes, 111. 60018
Herbert E. Budek Films and Slides
see Avid Corp,
Herbert Kerkow Inc.
14 East 38th St.
New York, N.Y. 10016
Herbert M. Elklns Co.
10031 Commerce Ave.
Tujungn. Calif. 91042
Heritage Films
6331 Weldlake Dr.
Hollywood, Calif. 90028
Hess (Dan) Productions
see Dan Hess FYoducUons
Hesston Corp.
Hesston, Kans.
67062
Hester and Associates
11422 Harry Hlnes#212
Dallas, Tex. 75229
Highway Safety Foundation
890 Hollywood Lane
P.O. Box 1563
Mansfield, Ohio 44907
Hillsborough Association for
Retarded Children
4424 Tampa Bay Blvd.
Tampa, Fla. 33614
Historical Research Foundation
540 Circle Way
Lake Jackson, Tex. 77566
Hoefler (Paul) Productions
see Paul Hoefler Productions
Hoffberg Productions
321 West 44th St.
New York, N. Y. 10036
Hoffmann-La Roche, Inc.
Roche Laboratories
Nutley, N.J. 07110
Theodore Holcomb
11 East 90th St.
New York, N.Y. 10028
Holmes (Burton) Films, Inc.
see Burton Holmes Films, Inc.
Holt, Rinehart and Winston
383 Madison Ave.
New York, N. Y. 10017
Homer Groenlng, Inc.
1030 West Bumside
Portland. Oreg. 97209
A. L. Hooker
Box 10, U.S. Navy No. 127
c/o Postmaster
Seattle, Wash. 98109
Hombein Wood Films
P.O. Box 174
Lemont, Pa. 16851
Horse on Film
Route 4
P.O. Box 164
Charlottesville, Va. 22901
Houghton Mifflin Co.
110 Tremont St.
Boston, Mass. 02107
Household Finance Cor|».
Money Management Institute
I*rudential Plaza
Chicago, III. 60601
Hubbard (T. N. ) Scientific Co.
see T. N. llubbnrd Scientific Co.
Hudson Photographic industries, Inc.
2 South Buckhoul St.
Irvlngton-on-Hudson, N.Y. 10533
Hugh and Suzanne Johnston, Inc.
16 Valley Rd.
Princeton, N.J. 10020
Hughes Aircraft Co.
BIdg. 100 M/SA-531
P.O. Box 90615
Los Angeles, Calif. 90009
Hulton Educational Publications, Uji.
Raans Rd.
Amersham, Bucks,
United Kingdom
Hulton Press, Ltd.
43 Shoe Lane
London, E.C.4, England
Humble Oil and Refining Co.
P.O. Box 2180
Houston, Tex. 77001
Hunt -Wesson Foods
1645 West Valencia Dr.
Fullerton, CaUf. 92634
IBM
see International Business Machines Corp.
IBM World Trade Corp.
Audio Visual Services
821 United Nations Plaza
New York, N. Y. 10017
I/D/E/A
see Institute for the Develop-
ment of Educational Activities
I.Q. Films
689 FUth Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10022
ITT
see International Telephone and
Telegraph Corp.
Idyllwlld Arts Foundation
P. O. Box 38
Idyllwlld, Calif. 92349
Illinois Information Service
RR 2
Sherman, III. 62684
Image Films, Inc.
8563 Beverly Blvd.
Los Angeles, CaUf. 90048
Image Resources, Inc.
267 West 25th St.
New York, N.Y. 10001
Imagination, Inc.
443 Jackson St.
San Francisco, CaUf. 94111
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Imperial Film Co. , Inc.
Educational Development Corp. BIdg.
P.O. Box Drawer 1007
Lakeland, Fla. 33803
Imperial International Learning Corp.
P.O. Box 548
Kankakee, 111. 60901
Imperial Oil, Ltd.
Public Relations Department
111 St. Clair Ave. West
Toronto 7, Ontario, Canada
Independent Film Producers Co.
P.O. Box 501
180 East CaUfornia Blvd.
Pasadena, Calif. 91102
Independent Protection Co. , Inc.
420 Lexington Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10017
India. Information Service of
India
2107 Masa Ave. , NW.
Washington, D.C. 20008
Infomatics
8531 Schaefer St.
Detroit, Mich. 48228
Information Storage Systems
Cupertino, Calif. 95014
Informative Classroom Picture
Publishers
31 Ottawa Ave. NW.
Grand Rapids, Mich. 49502
Institute for Laryngology & Voice
Disorders
11600 Wilshire Blvd.
los Angeles, Calif. 90025
Institute for the Development
of Educational Activities
P.O. Box 446
Melbourne, Fla. 32901
Institute of Life Insurance
277 Park Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10017
Institute of Texan Cultures
P.O. Box 1226
San Antonio, Tex. 78294
Institute of Visual Communication,
420 Lexington Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10017
Instructional Dynamics, Inc.
166 East Superior St.
Chicago, III. 60611
Instruct© Corp,
Cedar Hollow & Matthews Rd.
PaoU, Pa. 19301
Insurance Information Institute
110 WilUam St.
New York, N.Y. 10038
Inter-Church Audio -Visuals, Inc.
832 Silas Deane Highway
Wethersfield, Conn. 06109
Interfilm/Cinema East
P.O. Drawer 13955K
Atlanta, Ga. 30324
International Association of Chiefs of
Police
11 Firstfield Rd.
Gaithersburg, Md. 20760
International Book Corp.
7300 Biscayne Blvd.
Miami, Fla. 33138
International Business Machines
Corp.
590 Madison Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10022
International Communications Co.
1371 Reynolds Ave.
Santa Ana, CaUt. 92705
International Communications
Foundation
see Doubleday Multimedia
International Eye Film Library
246 Danforth Ave.
Jersey City, N.J. 07305
International Film Bureau, Inc.
332 South Michigan Ave.
Chicago. 111. 60604
International Film Foundation
475 Fifth Ave. , Room 916
New York, N.Y. 10017
International Harvester Co.
10400 West North Ave.
Melrose Park, 111. 60160
International Ladles Garment
Workers Union
1710 Broadway
New York, N.Y. 10019
International Minerals and
Chemical Corp.
20 North Wacker Dr.
Chicago, 111. 60606
Inc.
International Paper Co.
220 East 42d St.
New York, N.Y. 10017
International Playtex Corp,
350 Fifth Ave.
New York, N. Y. 10001
International Tele-Film Productions
6314 La Mirada Ave.
Hollywood, Calif. 90038
International Telephone and
Telegraph Corp.
P.O. Box 200
Midland Park, N. J. 07432
International Typographical Union of
North America
301 South Union Blvd.
Colorado Springs, Colo. 80901
Interstate Advisory Committee on the
Susquehanna River Basin
2101 North Front St.
Harrisburg, Pa. 17110
J. & F. Productions, Inc.
1401 Walnut St. , Suite 700
Philadelphia, Pa. 19102
J & J Productions
6010 Glendora
Dallas, Tex. 75230
J. B. Lippincott Co.
East Washington Sq.
Philadelphia, Pa. 19105
J. C. Penney Co., Inc.
1301 Avenue of the Americas
New York, N.Y. 10019
J Productions, Inc.
2785 North Si^eer Blvd.
Denver, Colo. 80211
Jack Lieb Productions
1230 West Washington Blvd.
Chicago, 111. 60607
Jack Milton Productions, Inc.
817 Broadway
New York, N.Y. 10003
Jack's Camera Shop, Inc.
614 St. Joe St.
Rapid City, S. Dak. 57701
Marshall Jacobs
20 Woodlawn Apts.
Mansfield Center, Conn. 06250
Jaffe (Henry) Enterprises
see Henry Jaffe Enterprises
Jam Handy School Service, Inc.
6781 East Grand Blvd.
Detroit, Mich. 48211
James Rokos Productions
6800 South Fairview St.
Downers Grove, 111. 60515
Jantzen, Inc.
P.O. Box 3001
Portland, Oreg. 97208
Janus Films
745 Fifth Ave.
New York, N. Y. 10022
Jason Films
2621 Palisade Ave.
Riverdale, N.Y. 10463
Jayark Corp.
10 East 49th St.
New York, N.Y.
Jeff Dell Film Service
1150 Sixth Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10036
Jenkyns & Associates, Inc.
3497 Cahuenga Blvd. West
Hollywood, Calif. 90068
Jennings (Robert G. ) Corp.
see Robert G. Jennings Corp.
Jerry Long Productions, Inc.
509 Valley St.
Maplewood, N.J. 07040
Jewish Centers Association
5870 West Olympic Blvd.
Los Angeles, Calif. 90036
Jewish Chautauqua Society
838 Fifth Ave.
New York, N. Y. 10021
Jewish Federation-Council of Greater
Los Angeles
590 North Vermont Ave.
Los Angeles, Calif. 90004
Jewish National Fund, Inc.
42 East 69th St.
New York, N.Y. 10021
Jewish Theological Seminary of
America
3080 Broadway
New York, N.Y. 10027
Jim Lawless Motion Picture
Consultants, Inc.
1545 NE. 130th St.
Seanle, Wash. 98125
Jim Seymour Associates
P. O. Box 4821
Austin, Tex. 79151
Joe Kelley Film Productions
4806 Avenue C
Corpus Christi, Tex. 78410
Joe Rock Productions
1343 North Laurel Ave.
Hollywood, CaUf. 90046
Joe Sheppard Productions, Inc.
1125 Charles View Way
Towson, Md. 21204
John Hancock Mutual Life
Insurance Co.
200 Berkely St.
Boston, Mass. 02117
John Mahon Productions
3518 West Cahuenga Blvd.
Los Angeles, Calif. 90028
John Patterson & Associates
P.O. Box 75
Cypress Gardens, Fla. 33880
John Robert Productions
186 Francisco St.
San Francisco, Calif. 94133
John Sutherland Learning Associates
8425 West Third St.
Los Angeles, Calif. 90048
John W. Gunter, Inc.
1027 South Claremont St.
San Mateo, Calif. 94402
John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
605 Third Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10016
Johnsen Enterprises, Inc.
31 Windsor Rd. East
North Haven, Conn. 06473
InterCulture Associates. Inc.
P.O. Box 277
Thompson, Conn. 06277
Irish University Press
2 Holland Ave.
White Plains, N.Y. 10603
Jerome Ducrot Studio, Inc.
32 East 22dSt.
New York, N.Y. 10010
Johnson (Robert M. ) Associates
see Robert M. Johnson
Associates
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Wurren F. Johnson
12 West 90th St.
Nrw York. N.Y. 10024
Johnston (Hugh & Suzannu), Ini-.
ace Hugh & Suzanne Johnston, Inc.
Joseph Burstyn, Inc.
200 West S7tb St.
New York, N.Y. 10019
Joseph E. Seagram t Sons, Inc.
405 Lexington Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10017
Journal Films, Inc.
909 West Dtvcrscy Pkwy.
Chicago, 111. 60614
Julius D. Felgelson Productions
3939 Braxton Dr.
Houston, Tex. 77042
KCET (Television station)
1313 North Vine St.
Los Angeles, Calif. 90028
KETC (Television station)
6996 Mlllbrook Blvd.
St. Louis, Mo. 63130
KNBC-TV
3000 West Alameda Ave.
Burbank, Calif. 91505
KOMO-TV
100 Fourth Ave. North
Seattle, Wash. 98109
KPIX
Westlngbouse Broadcasting
Co.
2655 Van Ness Ave.
San Francisco, Calif. 94109
KQED-TV
Bay Area Educational TV
525 Fourth St.
San Francisco, Calif. 94107
KRON-TV
1001 Van Ness Ave.
San Francisco, Calif. 94102
KSTP-TV
3415 University Ave. SE.
Minneapolis, Minn. 55414
Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corp
300 Lakeside Dr.
Oakland, Calif. 10022
Kaiser Steel Corp.
300 Lakeside Dr.
Oakland, Calif. 94612
Kalamazoo Nature Center, Inc.
7000 North Westnedge
Kalamazoo, Mich. 49001
Kalb, Voorhls & Co.
Woodward Bldg.
Washington, D.C. 20005
Kalmla Co.
Concord, Mass. 01742
Michael J. Kalush
1101 Beard St.
Flint, Mich. 48503
KapUn (Richard) Productions
see Richard l^lan Productions
Knyfetz-Kiiutec PrwtucUons
295 West Fourth St.
New York, N.Y. 10014
PhiUp Kearney
439 Fourth St.
Brooklyn, N.Y. 11215
Keep America Beautiful
100 Park Ave.
New York, N. Y. 10017
Keller (Paul K. ) and Associates
see Paul F. Keller and
Associates
Kellerman (Lawrence) Productions
see Lawrence Kellerman
Productions
Kelley (Joe) Film Productions
see Joe Kelley Film Pro-
ductions
Kemper Insurance Co.
4750 West Sheridan Rd.
Chicago, 111. 60640
Ken Conant I*roductlons
1631 Leycross Dr.
La Canada, CaUf. 91011
Kencsaw Films
500 Central Ave.
Union City, N.J. 07087
Kenny Rehabilitation Institute
1800 Chicago Ave.
Minneapolis, Minn. 55404
Kerkow (Herbert) Inc.
see Herbert Kerkow Inc.
Carter H. Kershaw
721 Winder a.
State College, Pa. 16801
KJdde (Walter) * Co., Inc.
see Walter Wdde & Co. , Inc.
Robert Klger
14016 Emory Dr.
Whittle r, Calif. 90605
Kim and GIBord Productions
342 Madison Ave.
New York N. Y. 10017
Kimberley Clark Corp.
P.O. Box 2001
Neenah, Wis. 54956
Barbara King
2289 Fifth Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10023
King Broadcasting Co.
320 Aurora Ave. North
Seattle, Wash. 98109
King Screen Prodjctions
320 Aurora Ave. North
Seattle, Wash. 98109
Kirchhclmer (Manfred) Productions
see .Manfred KIrchhetmer
Productions
Klein (Walter J.) Co.
see Waller J. Klein Co.
Kleinberg (Ernest) Films
see Ernest Kleinberg Films
Kllse (Thomas S. ) Co.
sec Thomas S. Klise Co.
Knowledge Aid
6633 West Howard St.
Nilos, 111. 60648
Kodak
see Eastman Kodak Co.
Koorls-Whitaker
2621 Speedway
Austin, Tex. 78705
Koppers Co. , Inc.
PitUburgh, Pa. 15219
Kraft Foods Co.
500 North Peshtlgo «.
Chicago, 111. 60611
Kramer, Miller, Lomden,
Glassman
1528 Waverly St.
Philadelphia, Pa. 19146
Michael Kravitz
215 East 25th St.
New York, N.Y. 10010
Kunz, Inc.
209 East Patapsco Ave.
Baltimore. Md. 21225
Laclede Steel Co.
Arcade Bldg.
St. Louis, Mo. 63101
Laidlaw Brothers
Thatcher & Madison Streets
River Forest, III. 60305
Lakin Productions
143 Amity St.
Brooklyn Heights
New York, N.Y. 11201
Bill La Mond
50 Riverside Dr.
New York, N.Y. 10024
Bill Land
6538 Valmont St.
Tujunga, CaUf. 91042
Landmark Productions, Inc.
P.O. Box 538
New York, N.Y. 10028
Lang (Stan) Inc.
see Stan Lang, Inc.
Lansford Publishing Co.
2516 Lansford Ave.
San Jose, Calif. 95125
Lantz (Walter) Productions
see Walter Lantz Productions
Larry Dawson Productions
611 Howard St.
San Francisco, Calif. 94105
Latham P'oundntlon for the Promotion
of Humane Kducatlon
Latham Sq. Bldg.
SOS letta St.
OakUnd, CaUf. 94612
Lavercnts (Sidney N.) Productions
sec Sidney N. Ljiverents Pro-
ductions
Lawless (Jim) Motion Picture Consultants
see Jim Lawless Motion Picture Consultants
Lawren Productions
P.O. Box 1542
Burllngame, Calif. 94010
Lawrence Kellerman Productions
172 East Fourth St.
New York, N.Y. 10009
Lawry's Foods, Inc.
P.O. Box 2572
Los Angeles, Calif. 90028
William A. Lawson
10295 42d Ave.
Allendale, Mich. 49401
Leacock Pennebaker, Inc.
56 West 45th St.
New York, N.Y. 10036
Learning t Information
315 Central Park West
New York, N.Y. 10025
Learning Corp. oi America
711 Fifth Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10022
Learning Through Seeing, Inc.
8138 Foothill Blvd.
Sunland, CaUf. 91040
Lee Mendelson Film Productions
347 Primrose Rd.
BurUngame, CaUf. 94010
Arch Leean
407 Oxford St.
Northfield, Minn. 55057
Lehn and Fink Products
680 Fifth Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10019
Arnold Lewis Leibovit
4726 Alton Rd.
Miami Beach, Fla. 33140
Leiand Auslender Productions
6036 Comey Ave.
Los Angeles, CaUf. 90034
Lem Bailey Productions
7934 SanU Monica Blvd.
Los Angeles, Calif. 90046
Lembert Center for the Study of
Violence
Brandeis University
Waltham, Mass. 02154
Le Mont Films
17622 Willard St.
Northrldge, Calif. 91324
XDC
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Leonard Peck Productions
P.O. Box 965
Wayne, N.J. 07470
Le Roy Studios
1208 East Cliveden St.
Philadelphia, Pa. 19119
Lesser Enterprises
250 West 57th St.
New York, N.Y. 10019
Howard E, Lester
P.O. Box 851
Topango, CaUf. 90290
Lester A. Schoenfeld Films
165 West 46th St.
New York, N.Y. 10708
Leukemia Society of America
211 East 43d St.
New York, N.Y. 10017
Edward Levonian
1533 Fourth Ave.
Los Angeles. Calif. 90019
Harry A. Levy
Mount Sinai Hospital
19 East 98th St.
New York, N.Y. 10029
Lawrence Levy
1318 Wesley Ave.
Evanston, 111. 60201
Lewiston Sugar Co.
see Amalgamated Sugar Co.
Library Filmetrip Center
3033 Aloma St.
Wichita, Kans. 67211
Lieb (Jack) Productions
see Jack Lieb Productions
Jeffrey Lieber
1723 West Tome Ave
Chicago, 111. 60626
Robert M. Ueberman
3700 Bagley Ave.
Los Angeles, Calif. 90034
Life Educational Productions, Inc.
3776 North Dunlap
St. Paul, Minn. 55111
Life Filmstrips
Time-Life Bldg.
Rockefeller Center
New York, N.Y. 10020
Life Support Technology, Inc.
4320 SW. Lloyd Ave.
Beaverton, Oreg. 97005
Ully (Ell) & Co.
see Eli Lilly & Co.
Lilyan Productions, Inc.
524 Ridge Rd.
Watchung, N.J. 07060
Linde Air Products Co.
30 East 42d St.
New York, N.Y. 10017
Lippincott (J. B.) Co.
see J. B. Lippincott Co.
Lipton (Thomas J.) Inc.
see Thomas J. Lipton, Inc.
Litton Industries, Inc.
360 North Crescent Dr.
Beverly Hills. Calif. 90213
Lockheed Aircraft Corp.
2555 North Hollywood Way
Burbank, Calif. 91503
Loew's, Inc.
1549 Broadway
New York, N.Y. 10036
Loma Linda University
Audiovisual Services
Loma Linda, Calif. 92354
Long (Jerry) Productions, Inc.
see Jerry Long Productions, Inc.
Long Filmsllde Service
7505 Fairmont Ave.
El Cerrito, Calif. 94530
Long Island Film Studios
P.O. Box P
Brightwaters, N.Y. 11718
Long Island Lighting Co.
250 Old Country Rd.
Mineola, N.Y. 11501
Look/Listen & Leam
541 Lexington Ave.
Suite 345
New York, N.Y. 10022
Lopatin (Ralph) Productions
see Ralph Lopatin Productions
Lord and King Associates, Inc.
902 Hillview Ave.
West Chicago, 111. 60185
Los Angeles Film Makers
Cooperative
1834 Canyon Dr.
Los Angeles, Calif. 90028
Los Angeles Foundation of Otology
2130 West Third St.
Los Angeles, Calif. 90057
Lotus Productions
8212 Gould Ave.
Los Angeles, CaUf. 90046
Louisiana Family Planning
Program, Inc.
136 South Derbingy St.
New Orleans, La. 70112
Louisiana Tourist Development
Commission
P.O. Box 44291
Capitol Station
Baton Rouge, La. 70804
Luce (Ralph) Productions
see Ralph Luce Productions
Ludhiana Christian Medical
College Board, U.S.A., Inc.
Room 250
475 Riverside Dr.
New York, N.Y. 10027
Lusky (Sam) Associates
see Sam Lusky Associates
Lutheran Brotherhood
701 Second Ave. South
Minneapolis, Mian. 55402
Lutheran Church in America
Board of Publications
Audio Visual Dept.
2900 Queen Lane
Philadelphia, Pa. 19129
Lutheran Film Associates
315 Park Ave . South
New York, N.Y. 10010
Lutheran World Action
50 Madison Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10010
R. Gordon Lutz
325 West 86th St.
New York, N.Y. 10024
Lux-Brill Productions
321 East 44tb St.
New York, N.Y. 10017
Lyceum Productions. Inc.
P.O. Box 1226
Laguna Beach, Calif. 92652
Charles P. Lyman
1907 North Bissell St.
Chicago, 111. 60614
MCA-TV
543 West 43d St.
New York, N.Y. 10036
M. C. Productions
8764 Holloway Dr.
Los Angeles. Calif. 90069
MEDCOM, Inc.
2 Hammarskjold Plaza
New York, N.Y. 10017
MFA Mutual Insurance Co.
1505 West Broadway
Columbia, Mo. 65201
M. Grumbacher. Inc.
460 West 34th St.
New York. N.Y. 10001
McDonnell Douglas Corp.
3000 Ocean Park Blvd.
Santa Monica, Calif. 90406
MacGillivray /Freeman Films
P.O. Box 205
South Laguna, Calif. 92677
MW Productions
12807 Chesney Lane
Bowie, Md. 20715
McCall Pattern Co.
230 Park Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10017
Herbert H. McCoy, Jr.
37 West Main St.
Chateaugay, N.Y. 12920
Michael C. McCulloch
1513 Centinella Ave.
Santa Monica, Calif. 90404
McDonald's System, Inc.
2010 East Higgins Rd.
Elk Grove Village, 111. 60007
McGraw-Hill
see Contemporary Films/McGraw-Hill
McGraw-Hill Book Co.
1221 Avenue of the Americas
New York, N.Y. 10020
Machris Productions
11681 San Vicente Blvd.
Los Angeles, Calif. 90049
Mclntyre Visual Publications
P.O. Box 297, North Main St.
Champlain, N.Y. 12919
Mackinac College
Mackinac Island, Mich. 49757
Dan McLaughlin
22154 Avenue San Luis
Woodland Hills, CaUf. 91364
Alden McLellan
1225 West Dayton St.
Madison, Wis. 53706
Macmillan Co.
806 Third Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10022
George H. McQuilkin
8212 Gould Ave.
Los Angeles, Calif. 90046
Magee Women's Hospital
Forbes & Halket
Pittsburgh, Pa. 15213
Magnum Films
72 West 45th St.
New York, N.Y. 10036
Mahnke (Carl F.) Productions
see Carl F. Mahnke Productions
Mahogany Association
666 North Lake Shore Dr.
Chicago, 111. 60611
Mahon (John) Productions
see John Mahon Productions
Malmone (Sal) Inc.
see Sal Maimone, Inc.
Makai Corp.
Makapuu Oceanic Center
Waimanalo, Hawaii 96795
Sal Mallimo
79 Smith St.
Freeport, N.Y. 11520
Manfred Kirchheimer Productions
201 West 101st St.
New York, N.Y. 10025
Joseph Maniscalco
29619 Manhattan
St. Clair Shores, Mich. 48082
Library of Congress Catalog — Motion Piftnrcs and Film strips
Mansfield (IXjrtla) Motlun Pli-turca MayluK Co.
»rr Portia Manaflrlil Motion IMctuirs Advertising l>i>t.
403 WfSl Fourth St.
Newton, Iowa 50208
Manson Dlstiibutlug Coip.
9145 Sunset Blvd.
Hollywood, CalH. 90069 Meals for Millions Foundation
21S West Seventh St.
Mantell (Harold) Inc. '^ A"*"'""- f^""'" »»«"
sec Harold Mantell, Inc.
Marathon International Pro-
ductions, Inc.
10 East -ISth St.
New York, N.Y. lOOU
Marco Corp.
60 East 86th St.
New York, N.Y. 10028
Marsh Film Enterprises
7900 Rosewood Dr.
Shawnee Mission, Kans. 66208
Marshall Faber Productions
121 Marlpoea St.
Denier, Colo. 80223
Martin (Burt) Associates
sec Burt Martin Associates
Martin Marietta Corp.
MP 277
Orlando, Fla. 32805
Martin Moyer Productions
900 Federal Ave. East
Seattle, Wash. 98102
Marvin Albert/Motion Media Film
6216 17th Ave. NE.
Seattle, Wash. 98115
MaryknoII Missloners
MaryknoU, N.Y. 10545
Maryland Center for Public
Broadcasting
Bonita Ave.
Owings Mills, Md. 21117
Edward Allen Mason
Harvard Medical School
23 Fenwood Rd.
Boston, Mass. 02115
Mass Media Associates, Inc.
2116 .North Charles St.
Baltimore, Md. 21218
Matson NaWgation Co.
100 .\nssioo St.
San Francisco, Calif. 94105
Mattco Associates
3309 North Chapel Hill Rd.
McHenry, lU. 60050
Medcom
see MEDCOM, Inc.
Media Five Film Oistrlbutors
1011 North Cole Ave.
Hollywood, Calif. 90038
Media Masters
400 West Sixth St.
TusUn, Calll. 92680
Media Plus, Inc.
60 Riverside Dr.
New York, N.Y. 10024
Medical Communications, In
see MEDCOM, Inc.
Medical Examination Trust
400 40th St.
Oakland, Calif. 94609
Medical Films, Inc.
Ill Sherman Ave.
New Haven, Conn. 06511
Meeker-Gill Productions
314 West 71st St.
New York, N.Y. 10023
Martin Meltz
1340 East Barringer St.
Philadelphia, Pa. 19119
Mendelson (Lee) Film
Productions
see Lee Mendelson Film
Productions
MenUl Health Film Board,
164 East 38th St.
New York, N,Y. 10016
Mentor Productions, Inc.
360 North Bedford Dr.
Beverly Hills, Calif. 90210
Merchandiser Film Productions
P.O. Drawer J
HunUngton, N.Y. 11743
Merck and Company, Inc.
126 East Lincoln Ave.
Rahway, N.J. 07065
Mercury Newsfllm, Inc.
501 Madison Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10022
Matthews (William W.) & Co., Inc.
see WUUam W. Matthews & Co., Inc. Merrell (William S.) Co.
see William S. Merrell Co.
William L. Mauger
315 East 73d St.
New York, N.Y. 10021
Mayer (Harold) Productions, Inc.
see Harold Mayer Productions, Inc.
Maysles Films
1697 Broadway
New York, N.Y. 10019
Merrill (Charles E.) Pub. Co.
see Charles E. Merrill Pub. Co.
Message Unit
1322 Cornell Ave.
Berkeley, Calif. 94702
Meteor ProAictlons
37 West 57th St.
New York, N.Y. 10019
Methodist Church (United .Stales)
Commission on Promotion and
Cultivation
475 Riverside Dr.
New York, N.Y. 10027
Mi'thodist Church. Commission on
Public Relations and Methodist
information
1200 Dnvis St.
Evanston, HI. 60201
Methodist Church (United States)
Television, Radio and Film
Commission
1525 McGavock St.
Nashville, Tenn. 37203
Methodist Hospital
6516 Bertncr
Houston, Tex. 77025
Methodist Publishing House
201 Eighth Ave. South
Nashville, Tenn. 37203
Metro -Go Idwyn -Mayer
1540 Broadway
New York, N.Y. 10036
Metromedia Producers Corp.
485 Lexington Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10017
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.
1 Madison Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10010
Metropolitan Memorial United
Methodist Church
Nebraska & New Mexico Ave. NW.
Washington, D.C. 20016
Metropolitan Opera Guild
1865 Broadway
New York, N.Y. 10023
Mettler Studios
Tucson Creative Dance Certer
3131 North Cherry Ave.
Tucson, Ariz. 85719
Meyer (Fred) Fibns
see Fred Meyer Films
Miami Seaquarium
Rickenbacker Causeway
Miami, Fla. 33149
Michigan Trucking Association
440 Stoddard Bldg.
Lansing, Mich. 48933
Midwest Film Studios
6808 North Clark St.
Chicago, lU. 60626
Mlketoe Productions
137 East 36th St.
New York, N.Y. 10016
Milady Publishing Corp,
3839 White Plains Rd.
Bronx, N.Y. 10467
Mllbiuer (Richards.) Pro-
ductions
see Richard S. Mllbauer
Productions
Miller (Warren) Productions, Inc.
see Warren NOller Productions, Inc
Miller Browing Co.
400U West State St.
Milwaukee, Wis. 53208
Miller-Hrody I*roductlons
342 Madison Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10017
MlUlken Publishing Co.
611 Olive St.
St. Louis, Mo. 63101
Milner-Fenwlck, Inc.
3800 Liberty Heights Ave.
Baltimore. Md. 21215
Milton (Jack) Productions, Inc.
see Jack Milton Productions, Inc.
Mine Safety Appliances Co.
201 North Braddock Ave.
Pittsburgh, Pa. 15208
Minlfilms Productions
229 SE. First Ave.
Fort Ijiuderdale, Fla.
Minnesota Theater Co.
725 Vineland Pi.
Minneapolis, Minn. 55403
Mitchell (Robert) & Dale Case Productions
see Robert Mitchell & Dale Case Productions
Mizrachi Women's Organization of America
242 Fourth Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10003
Mobil Oil Corp.
150 East 42d St.
New York, N.Y. 10017
Modem Film Corp.
729 Seventh Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10019
Modem Learning Aids
P. O. Box 302
Rochester, N.Y. 14603
Modem School Supply Co.
524 East Jackson St.
Goshen, Ind. 46526
Modem Talking Picture Service
1212 Avenue of the Amertcas
New York, N.Y. 10036
Modfllm
Box 2228
CUrksburg, W.Va.
Hokln (Arthur) Productions
see Arthur Moldn Productions
Monroe -Williams Productions
3940 Douglas Rd.
Coconut Grove, Fla. 33133
Montage Films
22369 Champaign
Taylor. NUch. 48180
Monteflore Hospital for Chronic Diseases
ill East 210 St.
Bronx, N.Y. 10467
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Montgomery Ward & Co., Inc.
619 East Chicago Ave.
Chicago, m. 60607
Monumental Films and
Recordings, Inc.
2160 Rockrose Ave.
Baltimore, Md. 21211
Moody Institute of Science
12000 East Washington Blvd.
Whittier, Calif. 90606
Moreland-Latchford Productions
1051 Clinton St. .
Buffalo, N.Y. 14206
Morgan, Hastings & Co.
1321 North Front
Philadelphia, Pa. 19122
Rob Mortarotti
166 Zander Dr.
Orinda, Calif. 94563
Morton Salt Co.
Water Conditioning Division
110 North Wacker Dr.
Chicago, III. 60606
Motion Picture Association of America
25 West 43d St.
New York, N.Y. 20036
Motion Picture Productions of Texas
1101 Nueces
Austin, Tex. 78701
Motion Picture Research Coxmcil
1421 North Western Ave.
Hollywood, Calif. 90027
Motorola, Inc.
4545 West Augusta Blvd.
Chicago, lU. 60651
Mount San Jacinto College
P. O. Box 248
21400 Highway 79
Mount San Jacinto, Calif. 92383
Movielab, Inc.
619 West 54th St.
New York, N.Y. 10019
Moyer (Martin) Productions
see Martin Moyer Productions
Murphy Productions
see Francis G. Murphy
Productions
Francis T. Murray
42 Aldwyn Lane
Villanova, Pa. 19085
Muscular Dystrophy
Associations of America
1790 Broadway
New York, N.Y. 10019
Museum Extension Service
80 West 40th St.
New York, N.Y. 10018
Music Educators National Conference
1201 16th St. NW.
Washington, D. C. 20036
Music Therapy Center
18 West 74th St.
New York, N.Y. 10023
Musilog Corp.
P.O. Box 1199
Santa Barbara, Calif. 93102
My Weekly reader
Education Center
Columbus, Ohio 43216
NASCO
Fort Atkinson, Wis. 53538
NBC
see National Broadcasting Co.
NBC Educational Enterprises
30 Rockefeller Plaza
New York, N.Y. 10020
NEA
see National Education Asso-
ciation
NET
see National Educational
Television and Radio Center;
National Educational Television
Film Service
NFL Films, Inc.
250 North 13th St.
Philadelphia, Pa. 19107
NOVC Film
56 Beverly Garden Dr.
Metairie, La. 70001
Nasco
see NASCO
Nathan W. Ackerman Family
Institute
149 East 78th St.
New York, N.Y. 10021
National Academy for Adult
Jewish Studies
218 East 70th St.
New York, N.Y. 10021
National Academy of Sciences
2101 Constitution Ave. NW.
Washington, D.C. 20418
National Agricultural Supply Co.
see NASCO
National Air Taxi Conference
1346 Connecticut Ave. NW.
Washington, D.C. 20006
National Association for Mental
P.O. Box 7316
Alexandria, Va. 22307
National Audio-Visual Association
3150 Spring St.
Fairfax, Va. 22030
National Audiovisual Center
(GSA)
Washington, D.C. 20409
National Book Committee
One Park Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10016
National Broadcasting Co.
30 Rockefeller Plaza
New York, N.Y. 10020
National Center for
Atmospheric Research
1850 Table Mesa Dr.
Boulder, Colo. 80302
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Midland Bldg.
1221 Baltimore Ave.
Kansas City, Mo. 64105
National Communications
Foundation
1040 North Las Palmas Ave.
Hollywood, Calif. 90034
National Cotton Council of America
350 Fifth Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10001
National Council for the
Social Studies
1201 16th St. NW.
Washington, D.C. 20036
National Council of Churches
Broadcasting & Film Commission
475 Riverside Dr.
New York, N.Y. 10027
National Coimcil of State Garden Clubs
4401 Magnolia Ave.
St. Louis, Mo. 63110
National Dairy Council
111 North Canal St.
Chicago, 111. 60606
National Education Association
Health 1201 16th St. NW.
Washington, D. C. 20036
National Educational Media
15250 Ventura Blvd.
Sherman Oaks, Calif. 91403
National Educational Television
and Radio Center
10 Columbus Circle
New York, N.Y. 10019
National Association of Automotive
Mutual Insurance Companies
20 North Wacker Dr.
Chicago, III. 60606
National Association of Cor-
rosion Engineers
2400 West Loop South
Houston, Tex. 77027
National Association of Manufacturers National Educational Television
Film Bureau Film Service
277 Park Ave. Audio-Visual Center
New York, N.Y. 10017 Indiana University
Bloomington, Ind. 47401
National Association of Secondary
Material Industries
330 Madison Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10017
National Association of State Aviation
Officials
1Q29 Vermont Ave. NW.
Washington, D.C. 20005
National Association of State
Universities and Land Grant
Colleges
Office of Institutional Research
1785 Massachusetts Ave. NW.
Washington, D.C. 20036
National Electrical Contractors
Association
Rhode Island Ave. NW.
Washington, D.C. 20036
National Film Board of Canada
1251 Avenue of the Americas
New York, N.Y. 10020
National Fire Protection
Association
60 Batterymarch St.
Boston, Mass. 02110
National Fisheries Institute
111 East Wacker Dr.
Chicago, III. 60601
National Foundation
Box 2000
White Plains, N.Y. 10602
National Funeral Directors Association
of the United States
Film Library
135 West Wells St.
Milwaukee, Wis. 53203
National Geographic Society
17th & M Streets NW.
Washington, D.C. 20036
National Health Films
P.O. Box 13973
Station K
Atlanta, Ga. 30324
National Home Study Council
1601 18th St. NW.
Washington, D.C. 20009
National Instructional Films
49 South Main St.
^ring Valley, N.Y. 10977
National Instructional Tele-
vision Center
Box A
Bloomington, Ind. 47401
National Interagency Council on Smoking
and Health
P.O. Box 3654
Central Station
Arlington, Va. 22203
National Medical Audiovisual Center
2111 Plaster Br. Rd.
Atlanta, Ga. 30324
National Parks Commission
1 Cambridge Ter.
London, NWl, England
National Plant Food Institute
Suite 1004
1700 K St. NW.
Washington, D.C. 20006
National Rifle Association of America
1600 Rhode Island Ave. NW.
Washington, D.C. 20006
National Right to Work Committee
1025 Connecticut Ave. NW.
Washington, D.C. 20036
National Safety Council
425 North Michigan Ave.
Chicago, 111. 60611
National Scholastic Press Association
18 Journalism Bldg.
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis, Minn. 55455
National School Public Relations
Association
1801 North Moore St.
Arlington, Va. 22209
National Society for Ciippled Children
and Adults
2023 West Ogden Ave.
Chicago, nl. 60612
National Society for the Prevention
of Blindness
79 Madison Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10016
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National Tclenim Aaaoclnim
12636 Uoatrtce Ave.
MarVlaU, r«U(. 90066
Natloiml TolCT'iBlon Nou-s
6016 FaUbrook Ave.
Woodland Hill, Calif. 91364
National Tubrmiloala Aaaoclatlon
1790 Broad«ly
New York, N.Y. 10019
National Wlldllfr Kedoratton
H12 16th St. NW.
Waahington, D. C. 20036
National Women's christian
Temperance Inion
1730 Chicajso Ave.
Evanston, HI. 60201
Nature -Guide Films
64 East LaVcrda Rd.
Bountiful, Utah 84010
Neeman (Glora) Production Co.
Bee Glora Neeman Production Co.
Negro History Associates
51 Herkimer St.
Brooklyn, N.V. 11216
Ken Nelson
3718 Sunset Blvd.
U» Angeles. Calif. 90026
Nelson (Spencer) Film Pro-
ductions
see Spencer Nelscn Film
Proikictions
Ncubachcr-Vetter Film Pro-
ductions
1750 WcstH-ood Blvd.
Los Angeles, Calif. 90024
Neufeld (WllUam) Film Pro-
ductions
see William Neufeld Film
Productions
New Day Films
779 Susquehana Ave.
Franklin I.akes, N.J. 07417
New Jersey Zinc Co.
160 Front St.
New York, N.Y. 10038
New Thing Art and Architecture
Center
1811 Columbia Rd. NW.
Washington, O.C. 20009
New York Sute Historical
Association
Lake Rd.
Coopcrstown, N.Y. 13326
New York Telephone Co.
140 West St.
New York, N.Y. 10007
New York Times
Times Square
229 West 43d St.
New York, N.Y. 10036
New York Zoological Society
1221 Avenue of the Americas
New York, N.Y. 10020
New Zealand NaUonal Film Unit
Miramar
P.O. Box 15022
Wellington, East 4.
New Zealand
Newcnhousc (H<-nk) Inc.
Bee Honk Newenhouse, Inc.
NewB Front
20 West 43d St.
New York. N.Y. 10036
Newsfllm Thenler, Inc.
250 West r)7th St.
New York, N.Y. 10015
Nicollna Productions
143 SulUvan St.
New Y'ork, N.Y. 10012
Niles (Fred A.) Communications
Centers, Inc.
see Fred A. Niles Communications
Centers, Inc.
The Nucleus, Inc.
P.O. Box R
Valley Rd.
Oak Ridge, Trnn. 37830
Number Films
17350 Oresham St.
Northrldge, Calif.
91324
Victor Nunez
227 Westminster Dr.
Tallahassee, Fla. 32304
Nye Curtis Associates
nil North Las Palmas Ave.
Hollywood, Calif. 90038
9th Street Productions
21 West Ninth St.
New York. N.Y. 10011
Nisscn Corp.
Cedar Rapids, Iowa S2406
North American Films, Inc.
4440 Ellenlta Ave.
Tarzana, Calif. 91356
North American Philips Corp.
Training & Education Systems
Division
100 East 42d St.
New York, N.Y. 10017
North Carolina Fund
P.O. Box 687
Durham, N. C. 27702
North Carolina Wildlife Resources
Commission
italeigh, N.C. 27602
Northeast Conference Films
Box E
Brown University
Providence, R.I. 02912
Northeast Utilities Service Co.
P.O. Box 270
Hartford, Conn. 06101
Northern Films
Box 98
Main Office Station
Seattle, Wash. 98111
Northern States Power Co.
15 South Fifth St.
.Minneapolis, Minn. SS402
Northwest Custom Movies
4600 Union Bay PI. NE.
Seattle, Wash. 9810S
Northwest Film Productions
P.O. Box 1030
Spokane, Wash. 99210
Northwestern University School of
Speech
Evanston, III. 60201
Norwood Studios, Inc.
926 New Jersey Ave. NW.
Washington, D. C. 20001
Nova Scotia Bureau of Information
247 Park Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10017
Vaughn Obem
922 14th St.
Santa Monica, Calif. 90403
Occidental College
1600 Campus Rd.
Los Angeles, Calif. 90041
Ocean Science & Engineering,
4905 Del Ray Ave.
Washington, D. C. 20Q14
O'Connor (W'alter G.) Co.
see Walter G. O'Connor Co.
Office of Institutional Research
1785 Massachusetts Ave. NW.
Washington, D.C. 20036
OfQclal Films, Inc.
25 West 45th St.
New York, N.Y. 10036
Official Sports Films
400 Leslie St.
Elgin, 111. 60120
Eliot O'Hara
2025 O St. NW.
Washington, D.C. 20036
Ohio Bell Telephone Co.
Film Library
2123 East Ninth St.
Cleveland, Ohio 44115
Ohio Historical Society
Ohio State Museum
Columbus, Ohio 43210
Arthur J. O'Keefe
22 South Main Ave.
Albany, N.Y. 12208
Olcott Forward, Inc.
234 North Central Ave.
Hartsdale, N.Y. 10530
Olesen Films
1535 Ivar Ave.
Hollywood, Calif. 90028
Frederick Olessl
8 Twin Oaks Dr.
Trenton, N.J. 08638
Orchard School for Special Education
8600 Gross Point Rd.
Skokle, III. 60076
Oregon Coast Association
559 Southwest Coast Highway
Newport, Oreg. 97365
Oregon Regional Primntc
Center
University of Oregon
3181 SW. Sam Jackson Park Rd.
Portland, Oreg. 97201
Ortho Pharmaceutical Corp.
U.S. Highway No. 202
Raritan, N.J. 08869
Osti Films
63 Rogers St.
Cambridge, Mass.
02142
Our York SUte
Box 111
Cooperstown, N.Y. 13326
Inc.
Owens-Illinois,
P.O. Box 1035
Toledo, Ohio 43601
Oxford Films
1136 North Las Palmas
Hollywood, Calif. 90038
PMS Films, Inc.
P.O. Box 9583
Arlington, Va. 22209
Pac Films
160 Herricks Rd.
Mineola, N.Y. 11501
Pace Films
411 East S3d St.
New York, N.Y. 10022
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co.
707 South Hill St.
Los Angeles, Calif. 90014
Palmer (W. A.) Films
see W. A. Palmer Flbns
Pan American Coffee Bureau
1350 Avenue of the Americas
New York, N.Y. 10019
Pan American Sanitary Bureau
Regional Office of the World
Health Organization
525 23d St. NW.
Washington, D.C. 20037
Pan American World Airways
200 Park Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10017
Panoramic Teaching Aids, Inc.
1810 Rapides Ave.
Alexandria, La. 71301
Para Communications Group
Alpine Ter.
Pleasantville, N.Y. 10S70
ParamouiX Pictures Corp.
1501 Broadway
New York, N. Y. 10036
Parents Magazine Films
52 Vanderbilt Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10017
Parish of the Air
Radio -TV Foundation Box 11711
Atlanta, Ga. 30305
Park Films
5947 Salamea Ave.
Woodland Hills, Calif. 91364
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Parthenon Pictures
2625 Temple St.
Los Angeles, Calif. 90026
Pasadena Foundation for
Medical Research
99 North El Malino Ave.
Pasadena, Calif. 91101
Pasadena Tournament of Roses
Association
391 South Orange Grove Blvd.
Pasadena, Calif. 91105
Path6-America Distributing Co. , Inc.
1270 Avenue of the Americas
New York, N.Y. 10020
Pathe News, Inc.
245 West 55th St.
New York, N.Y. 10019
Pathescope Educational Films
71 Weyman Ave.
New Rochelle, N.Y. 10802
Patterson (John) and
Associates
see John Patterson
Patterson-Kelley Co.
East Stroudsberg, Pa. 18301
Paul F. Keller and Associates
6412 Indian Hills Rd.
Minneapolis, Minn. 55435
Paul Hoefler Productions
P.O. Box 1313
La Jolla, Calif. 92037
Paulist Productions
17575 Pacific Coast Highway
Pacific Palisades, Calif. 90272
Pax Productions
1212 North Genesse Ave.
Hollywood, Calif. 90046
Peach Enterprises
4649 Gerald
Warren, Mich. 48092
Peck (Leonard) Productions
see Leonard Peck
Productions
Pelican Films
270 Madison Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10016
Pellon Corp.
1120 Avenue of the Americas
New York, N.Y. 10036
Penn Central Co.
1040 Six Penn Center Plaza
Philadelphia, Pa. 19104
Pennebaker (Leacock) Inc.
see Leacock Pennebaker, Inc.
Penney (J.C.) Co., Inc.
see J, C. Penney Co., Inc.
Pennsylvania. University.
Moore School of Electrical
Engineering
3440 Woodland Ave.
Philadelphia, Pa. 19104
Pennsylvania State University
Psychological Cinema Register
University Park, Pa. 16802
PepsiCo, Inc.
Anderson Hill Rd.
Purchase, N.Y. 10577
Perennial Education, Inc.
1825 Willow Rd.
Northfield, 111. 60093
Perfection Form Co.
214 West Eighth St.
Logan, Iowa 51546
Peter M. Robeck & Co., Inc.
4 West 16th St.
New York, N.Y. 10011
Peter Rosen Productions
281 Crown St.
New Haven, Conn. 06510
Peter Sahula Studios
108 East 16th St.
New York, N.Y. 10003
Charles E. Peterson
56 Rivas Ave.
San Francisco, Calif. 94i:
Petite Film Co.
708 North 62d St.
Seattle, Wash. 98103
Pfizer Laboratories
Medical Film Dept.
63 Flushing Ave. NW.
Brooklyn, N.Y. 11205
Philadelphia Gas Works
1401 Arch St.
Philadelphia, Pa. 19102
Philip Morris International
P.O. Box 3-D
Richmond, Va. 23206
Roger Morgan Phillips
67 Riverside Dr.
Apt. 5D
New York, N.Y. 10024
Phillips Petroleum Co.
Sales Promotion Division
Bartlesville, Okla. 74003
Photo-Chuting Enterprises
13525 Inglewood Ave,
Hawthorne, CaUf. 90250
Photo Lab, Inc.
3825 Georgia Ave. NW.
Washington, D. C. 20011
Pictorial Events
American Institute for Visual
Instruction
P.O. Box 858
I^dio City Station
New York, N.Y. 10019
Pierce Productions
29 Harvard St.
Arlington, Mass. 02174
Pigeon Productions
161 Mariner St.
Buffalo, N.Y. 14201
Pike Productions
97 Lake Ave.
Newton, Mass. 02159
Pillsbury Co.
Publicity Dept.
608 Second Ave. South
Minneapolis, Minn. 55402
Pineapple Growers Association
of Hawaii
P.O. Box 3166
Honolulu, Hawaii 96802
Piper Aircraft Corp.
Sales Promotion Coordinator
Lock Haven, Pa. 17745
Pitman Publishing Corp.
10 East 43d St.
New York, N.Y. 10017
Planned Parenthood-World
Population
810 Seventh Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10019
Plastic Coating Corp.
Tecnifax Division
20 First Ave.
Chicopee, Mass. 01020
PUmoth Plantation, Inc.
P.O. Box 1620
Plymouth, Mass. 02360
Polaroid Col^).
549 Technology Sq.
Cambridge, Mass. 02139
Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn
333 Jay St.
Brooklyn, N.Y. 11201
Pomes and Popcorn
3795 Mission Blvd.
San Diego, Calif. 92109
Ponderosa Films
P.O. Box 957
McLeod Island
Livington, Mont. 59047
Popeil Bros.
14 North Sangamon St.
Chicago, 111. 60607
Popular Science Audio-Visuals
355 Lexington Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10017
Population Council
245 Park Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10019
Population Dynamics
13201 Ninth Ave. NW.
Seattle, Wash. 98177
Port of New York Authority
111 Eighth Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10011
Portafilms, Inc.
4180 Dixie Highway
Drayton Plaines, Mich. 4801
Portafilms Management Services
422 Madison Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10017
Portia Mansfield Motion Pictures
Box 4026
Carmel, Calif. 93921
Portland Cement Association
33 West Grand Ave.
Chicago, 111. 60610
Potter, Orchard & Petrie, Inc.
1600 Broadway
New York, N.Y. 10019
Potters Photographic Applications Co.
160 Herricks Rd.
Mlneola, N.Y. 11501
Poultry & Egg National Board
18 South Michigan Ave.
Chicago, 111. 60603
Powers Co.
4427 Broadway
Indianapolis, Ind.
46205
Pownall/Cine, Ltd.
918 West Armitage Ave.
Chicago, 111. 69614
Praxis Productions, Ltd.
10 West 66th St. , Suite 17H
New York, N.Y. 10023
Premier Film & Recording Corp,
3033 Locust St.
St. Louis, Mo. 63103
Prentice-Hall
Educational Book Division
Englewood CUffs, N.J. 07632
Michael Pressman
333 Central Park West
New York, N.Y. 10025
Paul B. Price
5433 Fieldston Rd.
Bronx, N.Y. 10471
Price Filmakers
3491 Cahuenga Blvd.
Hollywood, Calif. 90028
John Primm
838-1/2 Edinburgh Ave.
Hollywood, Calif. 90046
Prism Productions, Inc.
220 East 23d St.
New York, N.Y. 10010
Problem Co.
1446 North Wells St.
Chicago, 111. 60610
Procter & Gamble Co.
Public Relations Dept.
301 East Sixth St.
Cincinnati, Ohio 45201
Producers Group, Ltd.
323 West Randolph St.
Chicago, 111. 60606
Productions Unlimited, Inc.
39 West 55th St.
New York, N.Y. 10019
Professional Arts, Inc.
P.O. Box 8003
Stanford, Calif. 94305
Professional Research, Inc.
461 North La Brea Ave.
Los Angeles, Calif. 90036
Progressive Pictures
1810 Francisca a.
Benicia, Calif. 94510
Promex Films, S. A.
Florenica 39
Mexico, D. F. 6
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Protcctoscnl l*o.
1920 South Wrstern Ave.
Chlcuso. 111. 60608
Prothmann A«aoctatee. Inc.
650 Thomas Ave.
Baldwin. N.Y. US 10
Proto Toola
2209 Santa Fp Ave.
Los Angeles. Calif. 90058
Prudential Insurance Co.
P.O. Box 594
Newark. N.J. 07101
Psychological Cinem,-! Register
see l^nnsylvanla. State University,
Psychological Cinema Iteglster
Psychological Films
205 West TMcntleth St.
SanU Ana, Calif. 92706
Psychology Exploration Films
1600 La Loma Ave.
Berkeley, CaUf. 94709
PubUc Media, Inc.
1144 Wllinette Ave.
Wllmette, 111. 60091
Pyramid Films
P.O. Box 1048
Sana Monica, CaUf. 90406
Q+Ed Productions
2921 West Alameda Ave.
Burbank, Calif. 91507
Quality Bakers of America
120 West 42d St.
New York, N.Y. 10036
John Quick
1909 Haste St.
Berkeley, Calif. 94704
RCA Computer Systems
Front & Cooper Streets
Camden, N.J. 08102
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co.
Fourth & Main Streets
Winston-Salem, N.C. 27102
RKO General, Inc.
1440 Broadway
New York. N. Y. 10022
RKO-Pathe. Inc.
1270 Avenue of the Americas
New York, N.Y. 10020
RKO Radio Pictures, Inc.
1270 Avenue of the Americas
New York, N.Y. 10020
RLF Productions, Inc.
171 East 62d St.
New York, N.Y. 10021
RMI Film Productions
701 Westpon Rd.
Kansas City, Mo. 64111
R. T. French Co.
1 MusUrrt St.
Rochester, N.Y. 14609
Radim Films
17 West 60th St.
New York, N.Y. 10021
Radoff-Deda Film
6665 Franklin Ave.
Hollywood, CaUf. 90028
llac Crowthor Co.
Ardmorc, Pa. 19003
John Rofalskl
132 Crescent Ave.
Waldwick, N.J. 07463
Rainy Day Films
18 Avenue 23
Venice, CaUf. 90291
Ralph I/opatln Productions
1728 Cherry St.
Philadelphia, Pa. 19103
Ralph Luce Productions
6407 La Mirada Ave.
Hollywood, CaUf. 90038
Rand Corp.
1700 Main St.
Santa Monica, CaUf. 90406
Rand McNally & Co.
Box 7600
Chicago, III. 60680
Randolph (F.) Associates, Inc.
see F. Randolph Associates, Inc.
Random House
201 East 50th St.
New York, N.Y. 10022
John Rapaport
46 West 75th St.
New York, N.Y. 10023
Monroe Rapaport
175 West 72d St.
New York, N.Y. 10023
Rarig's, Inc.
2100 North 45th St.
Seattle, Wash. 98103
Marian Ray
36 VilUns Ave.
Surbiton, Surrey
England
Ray (Reid H.) Television Pro-
ductions
see Reid H. Ray Television
Productions
Ray-Vino Productions, Inc.
Motion Picture Productions
555 BroadhoUow Rd.
Melville, N.Y. 11746
Raya Productions
9255 Doheny Rd.
Loe Angeles, CaUf. 90069
Raybar Technical Films
210 North Boston Ave.
North Massapequa, N.Y.
11758
Reade (Walter) organiiation
see Walter Readc Organization
Keader's Digest Services
PleasamviUe, N.Y. 10570
Reein Films
45 NW. Third St.
Miami, Fla. 33128
John K. Regin
43S Callan St.
Evanston, III. 60202
Reid H. Ray Television Productions
2269 Ford Parkway
St. Paul, Minn. 55116
Rembrandt Films
59 East 54th St.
New York, N.Y. 10022
Remington Rand, Inc.
315 Fourth Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10010
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Troy, N.Y. 12181
Republic Pictures Corp.
630 Ninth Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10036
RepubUc Steel Corp.
1013 Midland Bldg.
Cleveland, Ohio 44101
Research Press Co.
2612 North Mattis Ave.
Champaign, lU. 61820
Responsive Environments Corp.
200 Sylvan Ave.
Englewood CUffs, N.J. 07632
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco Co.
sec R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co.
Reynolds (Stuart) Productions
sec Stuart Reynolds Productions
Reynolds Metals Co.
6601 West Broad St.
Richmond, Va. 23261
Alastair M. Riach
1353 North Fuller Ave.
Loe Angeles, CaUf. 90046
Rice Council for Market
Development
3917 Richmond Ave.
Houston. Tex. 77027
Michael Rich
7306 Kenyon Dr.
Tucson, Ariz. 85710
Richard CUne Film Productions
3290 South WiUiams St.
Englewood, Colo. 80110
Richard Kaplan Productions
8 Capri Dr.
Spring Valley, N.Y. 10977
Richard S. Mllbauer Productions
21 West 46th St.
New York, N.Y. 10036
Harvey Richards
14 Flood Circle
Atherton, CaUf. 94025
Rinaldo (Ben) Co.
see Ben Rinaldo Co.
Riverside Productions
07 Riverside Dr.
New York, N.Y. 10024
Ro-Senrch, Inc.
202 West Georgia Ave.
Wayncsville, N.C. 28786
Ron's Films
1696 North Astor St.
Milwaukee, Wis. 53202
Robeck (Peter M.) & Co. , Inc.
see Peter M. Robeck & Co. , Inc.
Rolxjrt (John) Productions
see John Robert IToductions
Robert Davis Productions
P.O. Box 512
Cary. 111. 60013
Robert G. Jennings Corp.
15 East 55th St.
New York, N.Y. 10022
Robert J. Brady Co.
130 Q St. NE.
Washington, D.C. 20002
Robert M. Johnson Associates
635 National Press Bldg.
Washington, D. C. 20004
Robert Mitchell & Dale Case Productions
4919 Areola Ave.
North Hollywood, CaUf. 91601
Jack Robertson
3 Washington Sq. Village
New York, N.Y. 10012
Roche Laboratories
see Hoffmann-Laroche, inc.
Roche Laboratories
Rocinante Sight & Sound
P.O. Box 814
Lake Forest, lU. 60045
Rock (Joe) Productions
see Joe Rock Productions
Rockefeller Foundation
111 West 50th St.
New York, N.Y. 10020
Rockwell -Standard Corp.
233 Broadway
New York, N.Y. 10007
Louis G. Rockwood
1204 Bellwood Dr.
Lovcland, Ohio 45140
Rocom
Kingsland Rd.
Nutley, N.J. 07110
Rodale Press
Film Division
Emmaus, Pa. 18049
Red Cross
sec American National Red Cross
Riverbank Productions
160 South Main St.
New Hope, Pa. 18938
Rohm & Haas Co.
Independence Mall West
Philadelphia, Pa. 19105
Rokos (James) Productions
see James Rokos Productions
Rolf Schlndler Productions
P.O. Box 991
SaUnas, CaUf. 93901
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Ron Walter Photography
1212 North Genessee Ave.
Hollywood, Calif. 90046
Roscoe Pound-American Trial
Lawyers Foundation
20 Garden St.
Cambridge, Mass. 02138
Rose-Magwood Productions
1414 Avenue of the Americas
New York, N.Y. 10019
Rosen (Peter) Productions
see Peter Rosen Productions
Rosenthal (Sanders) Productions
see Sanders Rosenthal
Productions
Paul Bernard Ross
209 West 21st St.
New York, N.Y. 10011
Rothacker, Inc.
241 West 17th St.
New York, N.Y. 10011
Rothschild Film Corp.
1046 East 18th St.
Brooklyn, N.Y. 11230
Kitty Rotruck
6606 Hillmeade Rd.
Bowie, Md. 20715
Roundtable Films
113 North San Vicente Blvd.
Beverly Hills, CaUf. 90211
Royal Academy Productions
305 Airzonia
Land Title Bldg.
Tucson, Ariz. 85701
Royal Typewriter Co.
9370 Santa Monica Blvd.
Beverly Hills, Calif. 90021
Rubbermaid, Inc.
1205 East Bowman St.
Wooster, Ohio 44691
Ryan Films
P. O. Box 4051
Hamden, Conn. 06514
S A Films, Inc.
70 Chestnut Ridge Rd.
Montvale, N.J. 07645
S-L Film Productions
5126 Hartwick a.
Los Angeles, Calif. 90014
SMPTE
see Society of Motion Picture and
Television Engineers
STP Corp.
1400 West Commercial Blvd.
Fort Lauderdale, Fla. 33310
Sack Amusement Co.
Film Exchang Bldg.
308 South Harwood St.
Dallas, Tex. 75201
Sahula (Peter) Studios
see Peter Sahula Studios
St. Andrew Avellino High School
1050 South Birch St.
Denver, Colo. 80222
St. Francis Productions
1229 South Santee St.
Los Angeles, Calif. 90015
St. John Ambulance Association
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
St. Louis Productions
10200 Lylewood Dr.
St. Louis, Mo. 63124
St. Olaf College
407 Oxford
Northfield, Minn.
55057
Sal Maimone, Inc.
16 West 46th St.
New York, N.Y. 10036
Fred Salaff
154 Martling Ave.
Tarrytown, N.Y. 10591
Salvation Army
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Sam Lusky Associates
17th & Welton Streets
Denver, Colo. 80202
San Diego Area Instructional
Television Authority
5164 College Ave.
San Diego, CaUf. 92115
Sanderling Films
2401 Washington St.
Canton, Mass. 02021
Sanders Rosenthal Productions
301 East 62d St.
New York, N.Y. 10021
Sandia Laboratories
P.O. Box 5800
Albuquerque, N. Mex. 87115
Sandoz, Inc. Sandoz Pharmaceuticals
Route 10
East Hanover, N.J. 07936
Santa Fe Railway Co.
80 East Jackson Blvd.
Chicago, 111. 60604
Saturday Review
380 Madison Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10017
Saturn Pictures Corp.
10 West 56th St.
New York, N.Y. 10019
Saunders (W. B.) Co.
see W. B. Saunders Co.
Savage Friedman, Inc.
151 East 50th St.
New Yor,, N.Y. 10022
Savings Banks Association of
New York
200 Park Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10017
Schechter (A. A. ) Associates
see A. A. Schechter Associates
Schenley Imports Co.
Chanin Bldg.
122 East 42d St.
New York, N.Y. 10017
Schenley Industries, Inc.
350 Fifth Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10001
Schering Corp.
Galloping Hill Rd.
Kenilworth, N.J. 07033
Schindler (Rolf) Productions
see Rolf Schindler Productions
Schloat (Warren) Productions
see Warren Schloat Productions
Schoenfeld (Lester A.) Films
see Lester A. Schoenfeld Films
Scholastic Audio-Visual
50 West 44th St.
New York, N.Y. 10036
Scholastic Book Services
904 Sylvan Ave.
Englewood Cliffs, N.J. 07632
Scholastic Magazines
50 West 44th St.
New York, N.Y. 10036
Seabury Press
815 Second Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10017
Seagram (Joseph E.) & Sons, Inc.
see Joseph E. Seagram & Sons, Inc.
Seagram -Distillers Corp.
10700 East 40th St.
Denver, Colo. 80239
Sealed Power Corp.
2001 Sanford St.
Muskegon, Mich. 49444
Searle (G.D.) & Co.
see G. D. Searle & Co.
Sears, Roebuck & Co.
303 East Ohio St.
Chicago, 111. 60611
Security Through Education Center
867 North Alexandria Ave.
Los Angeles, Calif. 90029
See-Du Films, Inc.
4425 SE. 130th Ave.
Portland, Oreg. 97236
See-Saw Films
P.O. Box 262
Palo Alto, Calif.
Scope Productions, Inc.
P.O. Box 5515
Fresno, Calif. 93755
Scott, Foresman & Co.
1900 East Lake Ave.
Glenview, 111. 60025
Scott Graphics
Education Division
104 Lower Westfield Rd.
Holyoke, Mass. 01040
Screen Gems, Inc.
711 Fifth Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10022
Screenscope, Inc.
3421-1/2 M St. NW.
Washington, D. C. 20007
Sea Lite Park
Makapuu Oceanic Center
Waimanalo. Hawaii 96795
94302
Robin Davie Schwartz
60 Forest Dr.
Hillsdale, N.J. 07642
Science Curriculum Improvement Study
University of California
Berkeley, CaUf. 94720
Science Kit, Inc.
777 East Park Dr.
Tonawanda, N.Y. 14150
Science Research Associates
259 East Erie St.
Chicago, 111. 60611
Science Slides Co.
Division of Communications Inter-
national
22 Oak Dr.
New Hyde Park, N.Y. 11040
Scientific American, Inc.
415 Madison Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10017
Sensory Systems, Inc.
4314 Abbott Ave. South
Minneapolis, Minn. 55410
Barry W. Serben
313 East 90th St.
No. 3B
New York, N.Y. 10028
Serious Business Co.
57 Harriet Alley
San Francisco, Calif. 94103
Setco Audio-Visual, Inc.
7263 Lansdowne Ave.
St. Louis, Mo. 63119
Seven Seas Publishers
P.O. Box 2712
Arlington, Va. 22202
Seymour (Jim) Associates
see Jim Seymour Associates
Shapiro (Edwin) Co.
see Edwin Shapiro Co.
Shattuck-Roether Advertising, Inc.
601 North Fern Creek
Orlando, Fla. 32803
Wallace M. Shaw
193-40 McLaughUn Ave.
Jamaica, N.Y. 11423
Shaw Festival Building Fund
Niagara -on -the -Lake
Ontario, Canada
Shaw Productions
3225 Todos Santos
Fallbrook, Calif. 92028
Shelby Storck 8i Co.
4746 McPherson
St. Louis, Mo. 63108
Shell Oil Co.
1522 One Shell Plaza
Houston, Tex. 77002
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Shoppnrd (Joe) Productions
80C Joe Shoppnril Produrtlona
Richard M. ShlrU-y
3102 Kasi nrrliyDhlre lid.
Cleveland llelKhts. Ohio 44119
Shorewood Publishers, Inc.
724 Fifth Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10019
Amy V, Shugard
Route 2
lto.\ 130A
Waldorf, Md. 20601
Sid Davis Productions
1418 North Highland Ave.
Hollywood. C.I IK. 90028
Sidney N. Laverents Productions
305 South Drexel Ave.
NaUonal City, Calif. 92050
Marian Slegel
333 East 30th St.
New York, N.Y. 10016
Slegel -\Vestph.il Productions
Dept. of Theatre & Film
Brandeis University
Waltham, Mass. 021S4
Sierra Club
1050 Mills Tower
San Francisco, Calif. 94104
Sigma Educational Films
11717 Ventura Blvd.
Studio Cit>-, Calif. 91604
Sikorsky Aircraft
see United Aircraft Corpor-
ation. Sikorsky Aircraft
Division
Silver Burdett Co.
250 James St.
Morristown. N.J. 07960
Stive rmine Films
45 West 45th St.
New Y'ork, N.Y. 10036
Sim l^oductions
Weston, Conn. 06880
Simon & Schuster
Educatioial Division
1 West 39th St.
New York, N.Y. 10018
Sinatra Enterprises
4000 Warner Blvd.
Burbank, Calif. 91505
Sinclair Oil Corp.
600 Fifth Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10020
Sleeping Giant Films, Inc.
3019 Dlxwell Ave.
Hamden, Conn. 06518
Snyder (lull) Films
see 1)111 Snyd.T Films
Social Studies School Service
lOOOO Culver lllvd.
Culver City, Calif. 90230
Society for Advancement of
Management
16 West 40th St.
New York, N.Y. 10018
Society for the Preservation of
Historic Ireland
Route 1
P.O. Box 185
Lopez Island, Wash. 98261
Society for Visual Education
1345 West Diversey Parkway
Chicago, ni. G0G14
Society of Motion Picture and
TcIe\'ision Engineers
9 East 41st St.
New York, N.Y. 10017
Sophisticate Film Corp.
P.O. Box 70
Meacham Blvd.
Elmont, N.Y. 11003
Susan Blaekwcll Soule
P.O. Box 36
Fairfax, Vt. 05454
Soundings
2193 Concord Blvd.
Concord, Calif. 94520
South African State Information
Office
12th Floor
655 Madison Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10021
South-Westem Publishing Co.
5101 Madison Rd.
Cincinnati, Ohio 45227
WllUam Smart
Sweet Briar College
Sweet Briar, Va. 2459S
Smith, Kline & French Ljiboratories
1500 Spring Garden St.
Philadelphia, Pa. 19101
Robert E. Southard
525 North 64th St.
Omaha, Nebr. 68132
Southeastern Films
22 Seventh St. NE.
Atlanta, Ga. 30303
Southern Baptist Convention
Radio & Television Commission
6350 West Freeway
Fort Worth, Tex. 76116
Southern Bell Telephone &
Telegraph Co.
P.O. Box 2211
AtlanU, Ga. 30301
Southern California Permanente
Medical Group
1526 North Edgemont St.
Loe Angeles, Calif. 90027
Southern Furniture Manufacturers
Association
P.O. Box 951
High Point, N.C. 27261
Southwestern Hell Telephone Co.
1010 Pine St.
Room 1204
St. Louis, Mo. 63101
Special l.lbrnrles Association
235 Park Ave. South
New York, N.Y. 10003
Special Purpose Films
26740 Latlgo Shore Dr.
Malibu, Calif. 90265
Spencer Nelson Film Productions
1229 University Ave.
Boulder, Colo. 80302
Spencer Productions
1630 Doverileld Ave.
Hacienda Heights, Calif. 91745
Southern Pacific Co.
65 Market St.
San Francisco, Calif.
9410S
Sperry Rand Corp.
New Holland, Pa. 17557
Spoken Arts
310 North Ave.
New Rochelle, N.Y. 10801
Sportfilm Processing
7253 Rio Flora PI.
Downey, Calif. 90241
SportUte Films
20 North Wacker Dr.
Chicago, 111. 60606
Sports Films & Talents, Inc.
4940 Viking Dr.
Minneapolis, Minn. 55435
Square Deal Pictures Corp.
Pines Bridge Rd.
Ossining, N.Y. 10562
Squibb (E. R. ) & Sons
see E. K. Squibb & Sons
Squibb International
745 Fifth Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10022
Staley Studio
966 Lincoln
Denver, Colo. 80203
Stan Lang, Inc.
850 Seventh Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10019
Standard Oil Co.
1251 Avenue of the Americas
New York, N.Y. 10020
SUndard Oil Co. of California
225 Bush St.
San Francisco, Calif. 94104
Standard Oil Co. of Indiana
Public Relations Dept.
910 South Michigan Ave.
Chicago, m. 60605
Standard Oil Co. of Ohio
Midland Bldg.
Cleveland, Ohio 44115
Stanford Research Institute
333 Ravenswood Ave.
Uenio Park, Calif. 94025
Stanley Bowmar Co.
12 Cleveland St.
Valhalln, N.Y. 10695
Stanley Brady I^roductlons
6670 IJndenhurat Ave.
lx>8 Angeles, Cnllf. 90048
Stanley Worka
600 Myrtel St.
New Hrltain, Conn. 06050
Stanton Films
7934 Santa Monica Blvd.
I.OS Angeles, Calif. 90046
Marvin Starkmnn
24 Rcmsen St.
Brooklyn, N.Y. 11201
John Starkweather
c/o Cremin
261 Rowayton Ave,
Rowayton, Conn. 06853
Starting Tomorrow Programs
720 Fifth Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10019
State Compensation Insurance Fund
P.O. Box 99
Mill Valley, Calif. 94941
Steck-Vaughn Co.
P. O. Box 2028
Austin, Tex. 76767
Gordon R. Steen
5 Hampshire Circle
Bronxvllle, N.Y. 10708
Stephen Bosustow Productions
20548 Pacific Coast Highway
Malibu, Calif. 90265
Stephen F. Verona Films
2 Fifth Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10011
Sterling Educational Films, Inc.
241 East 34th St.
New York, N.Y. 10016
Sterling Movies U.S.A., Inc.
375 Park Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10022
Sterling Silversmiths Guild of
America
551 Fifth Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10017
Stevens Film Productions
P.O. 110x411
Dearborn, Mich. 48121
Bernard Stone
303 West 66th St.
New York, N.Y. 10023
Stone (H.M.) Productions
see H. M. Stone Prociictions
Oliver Stone
319 East 50th St.
New York, N.Y. 10022
Storck (Shelby) & Co.
see Shelby Storck (i Co.
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Strauss (Henry) & Co. , Inc.
see Henry Strauss & Co., Inc.
Structural Clay Products Institute
1750 Old Meadow Rd.
McLean, Va. 22101
Hans H. Strupp
Department of Psychology
Vanderbilt University
Nashville, Tenn. 37203
Stuart Finley Inc.
3428 Mansfield Rd.
Falls Church, Va. 22041
Stuart Reynolds Productions
9465 Wilshire Blvd.
Beverly Hills, Calif. 90212
Student National Education
Association
National Education Association
of the United States
1201 16th St. NW.
Washington, D. C. 20036
Edward Toby Summer
252 East Seventh St.
New York, N. Y. 10009
Elaine Summers
25 East Fourth St.
New York, N.Y. 10003
Summit Films
538 East Alameda Ave.
Denver, Colo. 80209
Sun Oil Co.
1608 Walnut St.
Philadelphia, Pa. 19103
Sunbar Productions
1133 Avenue of the Americas
New York, N.Y. 10036
Sunkist Growers
Consumer Service
14130 Riverside Dr.
Sherman Oaks, Calif. 91403
Superior Electric Co.
383 Middle St.
Bristol, Conn. 06010
Sutherland (John) Learning
Associates
see John Sutherland Learning
Associates
Suzanne Bauman Productions
76 South Rd.
Harrison, N.Y. 10528
Swartwout Enterprises
7155 East Thomas Rd.
Scottsdale, Ariz. 85252
Swift 8i Co.
Martha Logan Kitchens
Research & Development Center
1919 Swift Dr.
Oak Brook, 111. 60521
Syd Cassyd Productions
917 South Tremaine
LoB Angeles, CaUf. 90019
Syntex Laboratories, Inc.
Stanford Industrial Park
Palo Alto, Calif. 94304
Syracuse China Corp.
1858 West Fayette St.
Syracuse, N.Y. 13204
Syracuse University
Audio-Visual Services
121 College PI.
Syracuse, N.Y. 13210
System Development Corp.
2500 Colorado Ave.
Santa Monica, Calif. 90406
Systems for Education, Inc.
612 North Michigan Ave.
Chicago, 111. 60611
T. N. Hubbard Scientific Co.
2855 Shermer Rd.
Northbrook, 111. 60062
TRW Systems Group
One Space Park
Redondo Beach, Calif. 90278
Thomas A. Taffel
1835 Franklin St.
San Francisco, Calif. 94109
Talent Associates -Paramount, Ltd.
444 Madison Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10022
Tantum Corp.
257 Dahlia St.
Denver. Colo. 80220
Taylor Associates
Hawk Drive
Lloyd Harbor, N.Y. 11743
Teachers Library, Inc.
15 Columbus Circle
New York, N.Y. 10023
Teaching Aids Service, Inc.
Visual Education Center Bldg.
Lowell Ave. & Cherry Lane
Floral Park, N.Y. Ilooi
Teaching Fihn Custodians
25 West 43d St,
New York, N.Y, 10036
Teaching Films, Inc.
2518 North Blvd.
Houston, Tex. 77006
Teaching Resources Corp.
100 Boylston St.
RoRtnn Mass, 02116
Teaching Resources Development
Center
Route 44
Pomfret Center, Conn. 06259
Teaching Resources Films
Station Plaza
Bedford Hills, N.Y. 10507
Teaching Resources/Multimedia
488 Madison St.
New York, N.Y. 10022
Technicon Education Systems
590 East Mlddlefield Rd.
Mountain View, Calif. 94040
Tecnifax Division
see Plastic Coating Corp.
Tecnifax Division
Tektronix, Inc.
P. O. Box 500
Beaverton, Oreg. 97005
Telecine Film Studios
100 South Northwest Highway
Park Ridge, 111. 60068
Teletape Detroit
2821 East Grand Blvd.
Detroit, Mich. 48211
Televenture
757 Third Ave.
New York, N. Y.
Temple University
Radio-Television-Film Dept.
Broad St, & Montgomery Ave.
Philadelphia, Pa. 19122
Tennessee Walking Horse
Breeders' Association of America
119 East Commerce St.
Lewisburg, Tenn. 37901
Texaco, Inc.
135 East 42d St.
New York, N.Y.
Texas Alcohol Narcotics
Education, Inc.
2814 Oak Lawn Ave.
Dallas, Tex. 75219
Texture Films, Inc.
1600 Broadway
New York, N.Y. 10019
Thiokol Chemical Corp.
Bristol, Pa, 19007
Thirtyfive-Sixteen, Inc.
3529 Prospect St.
Washington, D.C. 20007
Thomas J. Lipton, Inc.
800 Sylvan Ave.
Englewood CUffs, N.J. 07632
Thomas S. Klise Co.
P.O. Box 3418
Peoria, 111. 61614
Thomas Y. Crowell Co., Inc.
201 Park Ave. South
New York, N, Y. 10003
Thompson (Francis) Inc.
see Francis Thompson, Inc.
Thome Films, Inc.
1229 University Ave.
Boulder, Colo. 80302
3M IM/Press
1750 Pennsylvania Ave, NW,
Washington, D,C. 20006
Three Prong Television Productions
1525 East 53d St.
Chicago, ni. 60615
Tiemann Associates
505 North Lake Shore Dr.
Chicago, lU, 60611
Tiger Films
1356 Madison Ave,
New York, N.Y, 10028
Time, Inc.
Rockefeller Center
New York, N.Y. 10020
Time/Life Education
Time & Ufe Bldg.
Rockefeller Center
New York, N.Y. 10020
Time -Life Films
43 West 16th St.
New York, N.Y. 10011
Time Life 6 Productions
120 College SE.
Grand Rapids, Mich. 49502
Times Four Productions, Inc.
134 West 80th St.
New York, N.Y. 10024
WilUam James Tobin
916 19th St. NW.
Washington, D.C. 20006
Togg Films, Inc.
630 Ninth Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10036
Alvin Tokunow
812A 14th St.
Santa Monica, CaUf. 90903
Tompkins County Hospital Auxiliary
P.O. Box 23
Ithaca, N.Y. 14850
Topps Chewing Gum, Inc.
254 36th St.
Brooklyn, N.Y. 11232
Torricelli Productions
239 Central Park West
New York, N.Y. 10024
Tournament of Roses
Association
see Pasadena Tournament of
Roses Association, Pasadena,
Calif.
Duane E. Townsend
1200 North State St.
Los Angeles, Calif. 90033
Train-Aide Educational Systems
229 North Central Ave,
Glendale, Calif, 91203
Training Films
33 Laurel St.
Butler, N.J. 07405
Trans America Film Corp.
1680 North Vine St,
Los Angeles, Calif. 90028
Transfilm, Inc.
445 Park Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10022
Travarca
P.O. Box 247
Grandville, Mich. 49418
Travenal Laboratories, Inc.
Morton Grove, 111. 60053
Trend Films Corp.
P.O. Box 69680
Los Angeles, Calif. 90069
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Trinngle Film Corp.
51 Loiimer Ave,
Providence, H.I. 02906
TTiaimle Television
4100 City Une Ave.
Philadelphia, l>a. 19131
Tribune FUma
141 Fast '14th St.
New York, N.Y. 10017
Trinity Pictures, Inc.
500 South Frvay
Dallas, Tex. 75201
Troll Associates
320 Route 17
Mahwah, N.J. 07430
Trout Fishing In America Films, Inc.
171 West 29th St.
New York, N.Y. 10001
Trumbull Studio Productions
3297 Onyx PI.
Eugene, Oreg. 97405
Tucson Creative Dance Center
3131 North Cherry Ave.
Tucson, Ariz. 85719
Tw-entleth-Century Fox Film Corp.
444 West 56th St.
New York, N.Y. 10019
Ucom Educational, Inc.
907 Culver Rd.
Rochester, N.Y. 14609
Umbrella Film Prtxluctions
56 West 45th St.
New York. N.Y. 10036
Walter L'ngerer
P.O. Dox 101
East Calais, Vt. 05650
Union Carbide Corp.
Public Relations Department
270 Park Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10017
Union of American Hebrew
Congregations
Department of Audio-Visual
Aids
836 Fifth Ave.
hew York, N.Y. 10021
Union Oil Co.
461 South Boylston St.
Los Angeles, CalU. 90054
Union Pacific Railroad Co.
Audiovisual Services
1416 Dodge St.
Omaha, Nebr. 68102
Unlpub, Inc.
P.O. Box 433
New York, N.Y. 10016
Unit One Film ProAicUons
137 Allen St.
Lansing, .NUch. 48912
United Aircraft Corporation
Sikorsky Aircraft Division
400 NUin St.
East Hartford, Conn. 06118
United Artists Corp.
555 Madison Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10022
United Cerebral Palsy
Associations, Inc.
66 East 34th St.
New York, N.Y. 10016
United Christian Missionary Society
222 South Downey Ave.
Indianapolis, Ind. 46219
United Church Board for Homeland
Ministries
1505 Race St.
Philadelphia, Pa. 19102
United Church of Canada
299 Queen St. West
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
United Community Services of
Metropolitan Detroit
Advisory Committee on School
Program
51 West Warren St.
Letroit, Mich. 48201
United Film Productions
5330 Hermosa St.
Orlando, Fla. 32807
United Films
161 East Grand Ave.
Chicago, 111. 60611
United Fresh Fruit & Vegetable
Association
777 14th St. NW.
Washington, D.C. 20005
United Fruit Co.
Pier 3 North River
New York, N.Y. 10006
United Fund of Greater St. Louis
915 OUve St.
St. Louis, Mo. 63102
United Fund of the Jacksonville Area
312 West Monroe St.
Jacksonville, Fla. 32202
United Fund of the Philadelphia Area
Suburban Station Bldg.
Philadelphia, Pa. 19103
United Geraniums
c/o Cassandra Gerstein
250 Riverside Dr.
New York, N.Y. 10025
United Givers Fund of Richmond,
Henrico and Chesterfield
2501 Monument Ave.
Richmond, Va. 23200
United Jewish Appeal
220 West 58th St.
New York, N.Y. 10019
United Lutheran Church in America
231 Madison Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10016
United Methodist Board of
Missions
475 Riverside Dr.
New York, N.Y. 10027
United Nations Association of the
U.S.A.
83 United Nations Plaza
New York, N.Y. 10017
United I^resbyterian Church In the
U.S.A.
Division of Mass Media
475 Riverside Dr.
New York, N.Y. 10027
United I'roduccrH Organization
8271 Melrose Ave.
Los Angeles, Calif. 90046
United States Educational Films
17414 Devonshire St.
Northridge, Calif. 91324
United States Golf Association
Golf House
Far Hills, N.J. 07931
United States History Society, Inc.
5425 Fargo
Skokle, 111. 60076
United States Postal Service
Motion Picture Branch
W.-ishington, D.C. 20260
United States Steel (^rp.
Motion Picture & Visual Aids Section
525 WilUam Penn PI.
Pittsburgh, Pa. 15219
United Transparencies, Inc.
P.O. Box 688
Binghamton, N.Y. 13902
United Way of America
801 North Fairfax
Alexandria, Va. 22314
Universal Education and Visual Arts
100 Universal City PI.
Universal City, Calif. 91608
Universal Pictures Co.
445 Park Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10022
University -at-Large Programs,
7 West 40th St.
New York, N.Y. 10018
Unusual Films
Bob Jones University
Greenville, S.C. 29614
Upjohn Co.
Professional Communications
7000 Portage Rd.
Kalamazoo, Mich. 490U1
Urban Coalition
1819 11 St. NW.
Washington, D.C.
20006
Urban Gateways
127 North Dearborn
Chicago, lU. 60602
Urban Media Materials
212 Mineola Ave.
Roslyn Heights, N.Y. 11577
Ushljima (Henry) Films, Inc.
see Henry Ushljima Films, Inc.
Van Nostrand Relnhold Co.
450 West 33d St.
New York, N.Y. 10001
Van Praag Productions, Inc.
250 West 54th St.
New York, N.Y. 10O19
John Varga
:i3i Hilton Ave.
Youngstown, Ohio 44507
Vavln, Inc.
236 East 46th St.
New York, N.Y. 10017
Vcdo I'llms
85 lx)ngvlew ltd.
Port Washington, N.Y. 1
Velslcol Chemical Corp,
400 West Madison
Chicago, ni. 60606
Vcnard(C.L. ) Film Distribution
Service
see C. L. Venard Film Distribution
Service
Venard Organization
1009 Highview Rd.
East Peoria, 111. 61611
Verona (Stephen F. ) Films
see Stephen F. Verona Films
Victor Films, Inc.
1160 Third Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10021
Video Nursing, Inc.
2834 Central St.
Evanston, 111. 60201
Vignette Films
981 South Western Ave.
Los Angeles, Calif. 90006
Vigo Cineastes
538-1/2 North San Vicente
Los Angeles, Calif. 90048
Vildng Press
625 Madison Ave,
New York, N.Y. 10022
Vimcet Associates
P.O. Box 24714
Los Angeles, Calif. 90024
Vired Co.
6311 Yucca St.
Hollywood, Calif. 90028
Vision Quest, Inc.
7715 North Sheridan Rd.
Chicago, 111. 60626
Vista ProAjctions, Inc.
371 Fifth St.
San Francisco, Calif. 94107
Visual Aids Studio
1909 Ave. Q
HuntsviUe, Tex. 77340
Visual Education Consultants,
P.O. Box 52
Madison, Wis. 53701
Visual Education Corp.
364 Nassau St.
Princeton, N.J. 08540
Visual Information Service
12 Bridge St.
Hungcrford, Berkshire, England
Visual Instruction Productions
295 West Fourth St
New York. N.Y. 10014
XXK
Library of Congress Catalog — Motion Pictures and Filmstrips
visual Presentations Corp.
530 West Sixth St. , Suite 223
Los Angeles, Calif. 90014
W.C.T.U.
see National Women's Christian
Temperance Union
WWJ-TV
622 West Lafayette Blvd.
Detroit, Mich. 48231
Warner Bros. Pictures
4000 Warner Blvd.
Burbank, Calif. 91503
Visual Publications
716 Center St.
P.O. Box 119
Lewiston, N.Y. 14092
Visuals for Teaching
P.O. Box 382
Kent, Wash. 98031
Visualscope, Inc.
103 Park Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10017
Vita Productions, Inc.
3911 NW. 177th St.
Miami, Fla. 33169
Vital Research Films
2472 Bolsover Rd.
Houston, Tex. 77005
Vitamin Information Bureau
575 Lexington Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10022
Vitaphone Corp.
314 West 44th St.
New York, N.Y. 10036
Vocational Education Productions
California State Polytechnic College
San Luis Obispo, CaUf. 93401
Vocational Films
111 EucUd St.
Park Ridge, 111. 60068
Volkswagen Canada
Scarborough, Ontario, Canada
Volkswagen of America
818 Sylvan Ave.
Englewood CUffs, N.J. 07632
Vought Aeronautics
P.O. Box 5907
Dallas, Tex. 75222
W. A. Palmer Films
611 Howard St.
San Francisco, Calif. 94105
WAVE-TV
726 South Floyd St.
LouiSYille, Ky. 40201
W. B. Saunders Co.
West Washington Sq.
Philadelphia, Pa. 19105
WCAU-TV
City Line & Monument Ave.
Philadelphia, Pa. 19131
WCBS-TV
51 West 52d St.
New York, N.Y. 10019
WCCO-TV
WCCO Television Bldg.
SO South Ninth St.
Minneapolis, Minn. 55415
WFBM-TV
1330 North Meridian St.
IndianapoUs, Ind. 46202
WGBH Educational Foundation
125 Western Ave.
Boston, Mass. 02134
WGN Continental Broadcasting Co.
2501 Bradley PI.
Chicago, 111. 60618
WGTV (Television station)
Georgia Center for Continued
Education
University of Georgia
Athens, Ga. 30601
WHA-TV
3313 University Ave.
Madison, Wis. 53705
WJZ-TV
Television Hill
Baltimore, Md. 21211
WKY-TV
500 East Britton Rd.
Oklahoma City, Okla. 73114
WKYC-TV
1403 East Sixth St.
Cleveland, Ohio 44114
WLBT (Television station)
715 South Jefferson St.
Jackson, Miss. 39205
WMAL-TV
4461 Connecticut Ave. NW.
Washington, D.C. 20008
WMAQ-TV
Merchandise Mart
Chicago, 111. 60654
WMFE-TV
2908 West Oakridge Rd.
Orlando, Fla. 32809
WMVS-TV (Television station)
1015 North Sixth St.
Milwaukee, Wis. 53203
WNBC-TV
Rockefeller Plaza
New York, N.Y. 10020
WOSU-TV
2470 North Star Rd.
Columbus, Ohio 43221
WPIX (Television station)
220 East 42d St.
New York, N.Y. 10017
WRC-TV
4001 Nebraska Ave. NW.
Washington, D.C. 20016
WSB-TV
1601 West Peachtree St. NE.
Atlanta, Ga. 30309
WWL-TV
1024 North Rampart St.
New Orleans, La. 70116
WZZM-TV
P.O. Box 13
Grand Rapids, Mich. 49501
Wabash Films, Inc.
305 West 21st St.
New York, N.Y. 10011
Kent L. Wakeford
6528 Sunset Blvd.
Hollywood, CaUf. 90028
Walden Film Corp.
153 Waverly PI.
New York, N.Y. 10014
Milo Waldes
15 Glenada
Roslyn, N.Y. 11576
Walt Disney Educational Materials
Co.
800 Sonora Ave.
Glendale, CaUf. 91201
Walt Disney Productions
800 Sonora Ave.
Glendale, Calif. 91201
Walter (Ron) Photography
see Ron Walter Photograpl(y
Walter G. O'Connor Co.
100 North Cameron St.
Harrlsburg, Pa. 17107
Walter J. Klein Co.
6301 Carmel Rd.
Charlotte, N.C. 28211
Walter Kidde & Co. , Inc.
675 Main St.
Belleville, N.J. 07109
Walter Lantz Productions
661 North Seward St.
Hollywood, CaUf. 90038
Walter Reade Organization
241 East 34th St.
New York, N.Y. 10016
Bruce A. Ward
967 Normandie Ave. No. 4
Los Angeles, CaUf. 90029
Ward (Fred) Productions, Inc.
see Fred Ward Productions, Inc.
Ward (Montgomery) & Co., Inc.
see Montgomery Ward & Co. , Inc.
Ward's Natural Science Estab-
Ushment
P.O. Box 1712
Rochester, N. Y. 14603
Wamer-Chilcott Laboratories
Morris Plains, N.J. 07950
Warren Miller Productions, Inc.
505 Pier Ave.
Hermosa Beach, CaUf. 90254
Warren Schloat Productions
150 White Plains Rd.
Tarrytown, N.Y. 10591
Washington MetropoUtan Area Transit
Authority
950 L'Enfant Plaza SW.
Washington, D.C. 20007
Milton J. Weidler
2112 Ross Rd.
Silver Spring, Md. 20910
Peter Weiner
60 East 32d St.
Chicago, IH. 60616
Stanley Weiser
441 East 20th St.
New York, N.Y. 10010
Welcome Wagon International
145 Court Ave.
Memphis, Tenn. 38103
Wellfleet Productions, Inc.
467 West 21st St.
New York. N.Y. 10011
Wayne E. Wellman
1514 Martha Circle
Boise, Idaho 83706
Wells (WilUam) Productions
see William WeUs Productions
Joe Copley Wemple
400 East 52d St.
New York, N.Y. 10022
Wendt Advertising Agency
P.O. Box 1291
Great Falls, Mont. 59401
Wesleyan University
Middletown, Conn. 06457
West Glen Films
565 Fifth Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10017
West Texas Co.
2103 Montecito Dr.
Glendale, CaUf. 91208
Western America Films
426 North 10th Ave.
Bozeman, Mont. 59715
Western Audio Visual Enterprises
1313 Vine St.
Hollywood, CaUf. 90028
Western Behavioral Sciences Institute
1160 Silverado
La Jolla, CaUf. 92037
WCKT
1401 79th St. Causeway
Miami Beach, Fla. 33138
WTTW (Television station)
5400 North St. Louis Ave.
Chicago. lU. 60625
Warner Bros. Cartoons, Inc.
321 West 44th St.
New York, N.Y. 10036
Western Electric Co., Inc.
195 Broadway, Rm. 1624
New York, N.Y. 10007
XXX
IJhrary of Congress Catalog — Motion Pictures and Filmstri/>s
Weetom Inlt' ratal*' CommlHHlon
for lUghcr Fducntlon
P.O. DruwiT 1'
Uuuliicr, Colo. (10302
Wcelern I^bllshlng Co. , Inc.
EducAUun Division
850 Third Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10022
Western Wood Products Association
700 Yeon Bldg.
l\>rtland, Oreg. 97204
Wcstlnghousc Broadcasting
Co.
90 I-arlc Ave.
New York, N. Y. 10017
WesUnghouBe Electric Corp,
Gateway Center
201 Liberty Ave.
PltUburgh, Pa. IS230
Westlnghouse Learning Corp.
100 Park Ave.
New York, N. Y. 10017
Westinghouse Learning Press
100 Park Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10017
Westminster Films, Ltd.
S Balmuto St.
Toronto 5, Ontario, Canada
Westminster Press, Inc.
Witherspoon Bldg.
1321 Walnut
Philadelphia, Pa. 19107
Weston Woods Studios, Inc.
Weston, Conn. 06880
Westport Group
155 East State St.
Westport, Conn. 06880
Westwood Educational Productions
701 Westport Rd.
Kansas City, Mo. 64118
Wexler Film Productions, Inc.
801 North Seward St.
Loe Angeles, Calif. 90038
Weyerhaeuser Co.
First National Bank Bldg.
St. Paul, iUnn. 55101
Weymouth Films
501 East lith St.
New York, N.Y. 10009
Wheat Flour Institute
11 East Jackson Blvd.
Chicago, III. 60604
Laura S. White
629 Grizzly Peak Blvd.
Berkeley, CaljI. 94708
Wiley (John) <i Sons, Inc.
■ee John Wiley (i Sons, Inc.
Wilderness Survival Seminars
Route 3
Portland, Tenn. 37148
Wilding Picture Productions
1345 Argyle St.
Chicago, ni. G06I0
James W. WlUde
c/o Continental Machines, Inc.
Savage, Minn. 65378
William Greaves Productions, Inc.
254 West 54th St.
New York, N.Y. 10019
William H. Wleboldt
330 Third Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10010
William Menricks Associates, Inc.
645 North Michigan Ave.
Chicago, 111. 60611
William Neufeld Film Productions
118 West 79th St.
New York, N.Y. 10024
William S. Merrell Co.
Amity Rd.
Cincinnati, Ohio 45215
William W. Matthews & Co. , Inc.
130 Seventh St.
Pittsburgh, Pa. 15222
William Wells Productions
1343 Sixth St.
Manhattan Beach, Calif. 90266
WInthrop Laboratories, Inc.
90 Park Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10016
Wisconsin State Historical Society
816 State St.
Madison, Wis. 53704
Wyeth l>aboratorlcs
P.O. Box 8299
Philadelphia, Pa. 19101
Xerox Films /A Xerox Education Co.
High lUdgc Park
Stanford, Conn. 06904
Anton Wilson
66 Caryl Ave.
Yonkers, N.Y. 10705
Wilson (Daniel) Productions
see Daniel Wilson Productions
Wine Advisory Board
717 Market St.
San Francisco, Calif. 94103
Winik Films Corp.
142 West End Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10023
Winslow Organization
9 Willow PI.
Brooklyn, N.Y. 11201
Wlnston-Salem Chamber of
Commerce
2640 North Marshall St.
Winston-Salem, N.C. 27102
Winlerthur Museum
see Henry Francis du Pont
Winterthur Museum
Stephen K. Witty
51 West nth St.
New York, N.Y. 10011
Wolper (David L.) Productions
see David L. Wolper Productions
Wolper l^roductions. Inc.
8489 West Third St.
Los Angeles, Calif. 90048
Wolverine Sports
745 State Circle
Ann Arbor, Mich. 48104
Wombat Productions, Inc.
77 Tari-ytown Rd.
White Plains, N.Y. 10607
Women's American CRT
1250 Broadway
New York, N.Y. 10001
Frederick A. Woodress
1305 Ingram Ave.
Birmingham, Ala. 35213
Wool Bureau, Inc.
360 Lexington Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10017
World Council of Churches
475 Riverside Dr.
New York, N.Y. 10027
World Horizon Films
MaryknoU Fathers
Maryknoll, N.Y. 10545
World in Color Productions
108 West Church St.
Elmlra, N.Y. 14901
World Outdoors
P. O. Box 549
Danbury, Conn. 06810
World Wide Pictures, Inc.
2520 West Olive
Burbank, Calif. 91505
Wragby Films
838 Worcester St.
Wellesley, Mass. 02181
Wright (Bradley) Films
sec Bradley Wright Films
Andrew N. Wyeth
Rockford Tower Apts.
7 Rockford Rd. No. B 7
Wilmington, Del. 19806
Y.L. P. Materials Corp.
1319 Vine St.
Philadelphia, Pa. 19107
Yale University
Audio-Visual Center
507 High St.
New Haven, Conn. 06520
Yanlv Productions
475 Fifth Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10017
Yellow Ball Workshop
62 Tarljell Ave.
Lexington, Mass. 02173
You Discover, Inc.
663 Fifth Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10022
Youngman (Gary) Co., Inc.
see Gary Youngman Co. , Inc.
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co.
P.O. Box 900
Youngstown, Ohio 44501
Your Lesson Plan Materials Corp.
see Y.L. P. Materials Corp.
Youth Tennis Foundation of Southern
California
609 North Cahuenga Blvd.
Los Angeles, Calif. 90004
Zeal in Perpetuity Film Distri -
buting Co.
P.O. Box 1017
Sausallto, Calif. 94965
Zeltron Industries
14763 SW. 280th St.
Naranja, Fla. 33030
Robert Zlller
New Preston, Conn. 06777
21ipporah Films
54 Lewis WTiarf
Boston, Mass. 02110
Alise Ziverts
139-79 85th Dr.
Jamaica, N.Y. 11435
yrxxi
Library of Cortgrcss Catalog — Motion Pictures and Film strips
AAA
sec American Automobile Associcition
AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety
see
The Day the bkycki disappeared.
Olio ihc luin. !itnr5 B
Olio ihc •ulo. Kric* C
Sure. Mac, sure.
AAAARK — foaclkini aboal conaaaicatloB. {Motion picture]
US Dcpt. of the Air Force. 1969 Released by National Audi-
ovisual Center il97-7j
II nun (d color 16 mtiL
SUMMARY Prtrvida m loiroducuon to the r
boa. thcw proMemi, ukI the viy in wh^h c
boa (Bp utd improro relation* beiween pcopk
t Commnnicaiion I tlnitcd States Dcpi of ihc Air Force M Na-
twoal Audwrnual Cnlcr
lP90i J01.14 72-702615
NatKMkl Aixbovuual 72 MARC
Center
i)f fomu tA communica-
ihc uifofina-
A. A.
Productions
see
The Roman spring ol Mrs. Stone.
AASHO Road Test: coastrvctioB wd materials. (Motion picture]
U.S. Federal Highway Administration, Dept. of Transporution.
1963. Released by National Audiovistial Center.
27 mm td cohw lb mm
SUMMARY llltnirsinihemeihod«n(cMniniciionorihc I7-millirtr»-dollM
AASMO Road Tni R«i<rib the quality and control Icjiuta ihai were huili inio
each laftfcat of nftd artd Iktible pavement and cipUun the ob|eclivci of the
rcKarch prrtfram
1 M«h»ay teacarch -United Staica I Ra«d conamction. 3 Pavcmcnu
TcUiitc t United Statn. Federal Hifhvay AdminotraiMin II National
AudaoftiHtfl Center
tTE23i 625.7 72-701969
NatKMMl Awbo«»Ml 72 MARC
CeMer
AASHO Road Test: paremcsl research (Motion picture] U.S.
Federal Highway Administration. DepL of Traiuporution.
1962 Released b]r National Audiovisual Center
17 Nna id (Otor 16 mm
SUMMARY Co*«n ihe f*K«:i.»e*. method*, and pnnc.pal tctulu of the
AASHO Road Te«. Uto*in| how the pavemeni faxtpi were leiied uodei tpecifK;
loadt M k<wi*n «peedv h«* the iamA% uond up to the ie«t. and Ihe method u»eil
to mrwiwe icmceaMily
I fi>r)ncau TeMing 1 Lnited ^uiei Fcdenl Hi(h*a> Adminiitia-
iMM II NaiioMal AudMKiuial Center
fTE250| 625.7 72-701971
NaiKMal AadKnnual 7) MARC
Center
AASHO Road Test: tbc road to better roads. [Motion piclurei
US Federal Highway Administration. Dept. of Trantpurtation.
1963- Released by National Audiovisual Center
14 mtn *d niloe 16 mm
SUMMARY Eipfatm the kind of rcvarch dooc in hi|>h«i)' onii'ui.iion.
ihonng ilw vafiety of program* involved Dcacrtbn the comtructmn and iipcfa-
tiun (4 the AASHO RowJ Teu. and tho«« the accumulatwn ami pr>K citing of
data
1 Hiihaay rtacarth Unucd Stato. 3 Rnad contiruction I I'mtcd
Statca. Federal Highvay AdminiwatMMi II National AudHyktu*al Center
,TE23i 625.7 72-701970
NatMMl AtMbovaual T2 MARr
Center
A A B. (Moboo picture] Philip Shafcr Rcleaaed by Mbm Media
Ataociatca. 1970-
A. A r. Smlthnon, van Eyck, Rnikin«. Atelier (FilniHtrip)
ViMml I'lil.tiotlwHis l/.n.tnii. lCr1ru^-.l in tltP W S. by
M. Inlviv \ iMial I'lihlit-atitHiH. IH'O.
:m fr itilnr .Vi mm. (Arrhllix-lun- In lhi> lIHIi if iiliir) i
With liTtiin- milm
t'KKIHTH <'4>miil1t<r aixl Hiiiiiilatcr. John iMinal.
Kt'.UMAUV : l'n>M-nt<i rinn)pl4>i> of Iwonth'th (i-iiliir> nn-hlli<''tiir«
b> \. & I*. Hmllhmii, ran Kycli, Knitiinn, anil Atplkr and porlraya
lhi< rflalliin of ttw' liiilldliiK" l<> their ftirlmnmi'iitii.
I. An hllrrtiirr', Mtntirn ^-ifth iviiliirT. 1>. ArrlillM-lur* ami ao
eirljr I Vlaual ruhtl'iitl<Hi<t. lid., I»n(]<m II Mrlntjrc Vl-ual
l-iihllraUnrta III S<>rlt-^ Ari-lil(i>i-liir«- In the '.tllh (I'nliiry (Film
■trip)
INAOHfll 7*24.11 74-7;iHH(lO
A I. A ILiokltat
AUG
sec American Droadcastlng Company
ABC Films, inc.
see
Ijncoln's last day.
(Motion picture]
IW ABC Man: tW i
BNA Incorporated, 1969
IS min td (uloi 16 mm (The Molivaliort to work)
With tesder't (uide
SUMMARY A managcmeni ttainini film in which Dr Frederick Heribcrg
idenunes and »ho*i how lo overcome ihe ptoblemi of ■ manager faoed wiih
mid-car«ei obauleiccnce
I Eieculivca. Training of I BNA Incorpoialed II Senea T>ie Motiva-
tion to work (MoiKin picture]
[HF5549.5.T7] 658.31 72-7015R4
BNA Film* 72 MARC
ABC Media Concepts
sec
Age of Aquarius.
Alaska: end of the last frontier.
Alcoholism: out of the shadows.
Anaioiny of youth.
Archy tech.
Ball
Child's garden of pollution.
Comrade soldier.
Earthquake. Part 1: The land.
Earthquake Part 1. The people.
The Eye of the ttonn.
Fire.
Fush
Glass.
Gold.
Heroes and heroin.
Horn.
Horse.
The Invention of the Sundial.
Lion.
Mtis PcaLh II
Oofk — spring cleaning.
The Paatbeia.
Paper
The Precious years
)'ii)hlciii» and alliludc* in kchool.
Smoking and kids
Strangers In their own land, the blacks
Straogera in their own land: the Chkanoa.
Strangers in their own land: (he Puerto Ricana.
Stripe.
Terror in Northcn Ireland.
Three young Americans in search of survival
To all the world's children.
Tixtl box ballcl
Todboa ballet
Tree,
Water
Wheel.
When Johnny comes marching home.
Wind.
The Wizard of Id-
Women's liberatioo.
The ABC of forestry {ytotion picturf) Civilian ConHprvn-
tinn Corps in r<M>ponttion with U. S. Dept, of Affricultore,
1933. Made by Division of Motion Picture Extension
Ser\*ice, IT. S. Dept. of Agriculture.
10 mIn. ml. Wtw. 1ft nim.
Crtditt: lurwlor. r>on Bctinptt ; writer. H. R Kjlie; narration.
Stevo MrOrmlck.
Sunmirtrj'.' I>i'«c't1be« thi- (.Towth and Hiructure of a trw, how to
fell n Iri^, and Ihc valur-« of a furrat.
I. Fort^lH nnd fortBtry. 2. TliDber. i. I". S. Civilian Ooawrra-
tion (Tortw.
634.» 77-703805
ABC of puppet making, part 1 (A/otion picture) Bailey
Film.s. 1067.
10 mm «d, cnli^r. 10 mm.
Hi>rl»«i vpi^lon Of the 1«B motion pUtiirf.
With sliidy inilde.
Itummarv; iMmotistralea proceduren Id miiklne and dtrwiinic the
BimplcHt tyiw of strlnjtlpjoi hand puppot. and thowa how Infiix-nnlre
materials Biich as mrdhoard, <^>tton. an old sock, jtlue. thn^d.
and wator i-olor paints may be uswl simply and cffectlr^Ij-.
1. Puppfibi and pupi.et-plaj'-. i. Rnll<?y Fllma. Inc. Hollywood,
Ballpy.pilm AMoclatefl
745.8
75-706979
Bailej
ABC of puppet making, part 2 (Motion picture)
Films. 1967.
10 mm ad. color. 16 mm.
Itevlvd viTHlon of ihv 1055 motion pirtiirr.
With ■liidy h'lildf.
f'ummary: Shonx how to make a piipp<>t bead with bulll-up Tea-
turpi throiiKh the use of pldiire wire and papler-mftrhi*. and how
to hold and manipulate n puppet itklllfully. t>eiiciibes a idmpi*
tbeaier and the operation by children of aereral puppet character*
Id a short play.
1. Piippet* and puppctplay". i Bailey Fllmn, Inc. Hollywood.
Calif.
745.8 78-706980
Ralley-Pllm Aawtelatea
ABC Sports
see
The French American Challenge Cup
Races: Ski! ski!
Kenyan National Parks safari with John
Huston.
The ABCo way. [Motion picture] Angelo Brew. Co., 1972. Made
by Saburo Kosima Studios. Osaka.
10 DUO id color- UoHB.
SUMMARY Skewi iMw ABCo ImBb an a
I Electric tampa.
621.32
72
JS4
R43S1|
CINE
aiActarad by haad » Ja^aa.
I. Aa|ck) Brea. Co^
72-700224
MAKC
Library of Congress Catalog — Motion Pictures arid Filmstrips
The ABC's of financial statements {Motion picture) Re-
public Steel Corp., 1%5. Made in cooperation with Edu-
cational Resources Foundation.
29 mill. fid. b&w.
Also lR5ued as video (apes I
( Exploring basic economics)
In : 2 In. : quad bead)
With CO II fere nee- teacher eulde, and self-scorlnc audits.
Based on Ihe book rnderstaudlng basic ecoromlrs, uy Reuben
Sleslnger and L. C. Mlcbelon.
Summart/: Shows bow a company's flnanclal statements can be
easily understood, using simple economic comparisons. Explains the
functions of the balance sheet and Income statement.
1. Financial statements. t. Sleslnger, Reuben E. Understand-
ing t>aslc economics, il Republic Steel Corporation. Series: Ex-
plorlog basic economics (Motion picture)
657.3 Fi A 68-1320
Republic Steel Corp,
ABCs of getting and keeping a job {FUmstHp) Eye Gate
House ,1969,
t 61111!
color
^ mm and 4 phooodlscs (2 s. eacb>, 12 In.,
*trlp.s.
33i rpDi
With mnnual.
eorifcti(«; 1. The ABC's of getting and keeping a Job. — 2. Pre-
paring for the Job you want.— 3. Applying for the Job you want — 4.
On the Job. — 5. Budgeting your money, — 6. Labor unions. — 7. Health
rules to follow. — 8. Qulsstrlp.
1, Applications for positions. i. Eye Gate House, Inc.
371.42 77-734857
Eye Gate House
ABC's of parallel parking (Motion picture) Mtn% Life &
Casualty, 1964.
20 mill. sd. color. 16 mm.
With teacher's manuaL
Credttt: Producer, director, and writer. IDeanCook; photographer.
Art Garattl,
Summary: A driver training film designed to teach parallel park-
ing.
1. Automobile parking. l £tna Ufe A Casualty.
629.283 72-709245
.Sitoa Life & Casualty
The A. B. C.'s of surface preparation {Motion picture)
Clenico-CIementina, ltd.. 19G7. Made by Al Niggermeyer
Proditr'ions.
27 oiln. 9d color. 18 mm
Credits: .\uthor, Ken F. Keefe
Bumirutr)/: Explains the operation and functions of various types
of abrasive blast cleaning equlpraenl-
1. Snnd-blasL i. Clemco-Ciementlna. ltd.
621.5 78~T0030i)
Ciemco-Clementlna. ltd.
A. B. Dick Company
see Dick (A. B.) Company
Thiokol Chemical Corp., Wasatch
ABM {Motion picture)
Division, 1962.
14 mi" -tiL color. 16 mm.
liumtiiatii: l^escrlbes an automated process for combining the
component.s of a solid propellant used by rockets. Points out that
ABil (automated batch mixing) i^urpasses manual mixing by main-
taining uniformity between batches. Increa.slng the speed of mixing,
decreasing the contamination of the Ingredients, refining the accuracy
of proportions, and making It safer to process tlie fuel
1. Solid propellants. 2. Mixing. L Thiokol Chemical Corpora-
tion. Wasatch Division.
662 Fi 67-948
ABN Productions
see
Two deserts: Sahara and Sonora.
A-bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki (Motion picture)
Anarpyros Film Library, 1970.
4 mln si. b&w, 8 mm. (Highlights of American history)
I»op aim. Issued in standard 8 mm. and In super 8 mm. In
cartridge with notes and bibliography.
Bumman/: Depicts the preparation, delivery, and devastating
aftermath of the first use of atomic weapons at Hiroshima and
Nagasaki, Japan, Shows the Enola Gay, the lone B-29 bomber which
conducted the mission over Hiroshima.
1. Hiroshima — Bombardment, 1945. 2. Nagasaki— Bombardment.
1W5. I. Anarg>ros Film Ubrarj-. Series: Highlights of Ameri-
can history {Motion picture)
940.544 79-707483
Anargjroa Film Library
AC and DC generators (Motion picture)
see The Generator and the motor: AC and DC
generators
AC and DC wave forms {Motion picture) Ealing Corp.,
1970.
4 iiiii> nl. L-olor. .MijHir 8 mm, (ElectroulcM: The uvcllluscopei
I»oii illin. Film nuleM on cartridge case.
Sammarp: Demonstratt>4 how Ihe nKfllloscopi- tihows phuMT once
the triggering circuit Im added, and llliivtratcj* how It Is u.-^eU to dis-
play half-wa%e and riill-wnve rectlflcntion and fllterlog.
1, futhode ruy oscillograph. i. Ealing Corporation, Cambmlge,
Mass. Series: ElectronlcH: The riaclllosoope {Motion pictiiiel
537.5 74-706344
Baling Corp.
ACCEL revisited: automated circuit card etching layout
(Muiiim j'ictuic) II. S. Atomic Energy Commission, 1%8.
Made by Srtndia Corp.
20 tiihi. »d. color. 16 mm.
Revised version of the IWiTi motion picture enlltied ACCEL.
Suntmani: Kxpliilns how the computer program ACCEL designs
printed linult boards and produces -".rawings for their construction
with the input enfiidi*d from iin engineer's schcmntlc diagram by a
clerk wlih.nit knowledge of clwtronlca. Describes the operntlonal
aspects of the KyatL-m, and the unusual nlgorlthms used to accomplish
the design feat.
1- KIwtronic circuit dwlgn. 2. Printed circuits. i. U. S, Atomic
Energ}' CouMulBaion.
Fi E 68-95
U. S. Alomle Energy Commission
A. C. dynamo (Motion picture) World Wide Pictures.
London, l!t66.
3 mln si. culor. 8 mm. (World Wide experimental loops)
Loop Sim.
With teachers' notes.
Summary: Explains the physical prlodplea underlying the work-
ing of the alternating current dynamo. Uses a model to show how
electricity Is collected with a magnet and coll, and the direction
and magnitude of the current reiYirded.
1. Dynamos— Alternating current. L World Wide Pictures, lid.,
I.onilon.
621.313 75-700832
World Wide Pictures
ACI Films, inc.
see
Abstraction.
Alabu Akbar: faith of four hundred million.
And then what happened?
Art of Islam.
At your fingertips — boxes.
At your fingertips: Cylinders.
At your fingertips: Floats.
At your fingertips: Grasses.
At your fingertips: Play clay.
At your tingertips: Sugar and spice.
Barrier beach.
Color.
Creating a children's book.
A Day at the beach.
A Drop of water.
Ducks.
Enameling.
Everyday life in a Roman province.
Exploring the planets.
Fall River legend.
Floating market, Bangkok.
Flurina,
The Flutterbye.
Gems from a rice paddy.
Genius man.
The Greater community animal.
Had you lived then.
Holland: terra fertilis.
How we travel in the city.
Imagery in ipace.
In, out. up, down, over, under, upside
down.
Jazzoo.
Joanjo: a Portuguese tale,
John OJterbridge: black artist.
Joshua.
Just one me,
Kyudo; Japanese ceremonial archery.
Leather.
Leaves.
Life cycle
Life in • medieval monastery.
Lifeline Amazon.
Light.
A Light in the night .
A Little girl and a gunny wolf.
Lost wax.
Macrami-
Movement.
Natiire's camouflage.
Origami,
Pioneers and modem rockets.
Playground.
Bail,
Rain.
The Recorder.
Reflections,
Same subject, different treatment.
Satellites and men in orbit.
Shape.
Sleep well.
Snails.
Space.
Stitchery.
The Stolen necklace.
Stromboli: a living volcano.
Summer in the city.
Sun.
Target: moon.
Textures.
Third Avenue el.
The Three-legged stool.
To open eyes.
Trout hatchery.
Tumbleweed.
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ACI KllniB, Inc. (Continued)
A. I). M. Kllnis, inc.
The Mississippi system: watoruay of
Ariisi ol ihu fleet,
itadmlnton — fundflmcnfalii.
Undorground film.
commorcc.
ADS Audio-Visual ProducUons
Dnlance beam (or girls.
Viffinu *twl( the moment whole.
see
Basic parte and threading of the sewing
machine.
We live In the city.
New hifhwiy road ai^ni
The Battle of Bunker Mill.
Weaving.
A. 1). 29 (FihuMtrip) EvanKi-lioAl and Reformed Church,
Be smart — don't start.
\\T\y the sun and moon live in the sky.
H'tunl of Christinn Kdiirnlion, nnd ( '<iiit'r«'i.'Hli«imil ('hri'4-
tinn Chiirrhtv. Division of Chiistiiiii Kilticiirion. H<<lrn>^'<l
by nin.sltiiii KiliH-iilion Vn^t, 1957.
The Betttr way— leaniing lo care.
Wind.
M fr, rol.ir. X\ mm.
Wlih iM.ltT-B Kul<l^ and ncrlpta
Crrttlti: Srrlprs. Carolyn Ooddfflrrt, 0»car Riimpf- nrt. FlnrnM
llicycle riding reminders.
Ulnton.
Windows.
ttummary: I'«m [talDtlncii to llluMrnle ItiP i]avs followlnji tli«
Cnicintlon nnil tlio pntulni; n«<iirnM-tlnn of Chrl«.
1 .1r*u% rhrl>t — Forty day*. 1. FranKfllml nnd Rtformi-i
Church. IVmiM nf ChrlntlBn Kdurnllon iin<l Puhtl.-.illon. 11. O'-n-
Black dimensions In American art.
Z is tor zoo.
rral roiincll of (he ronKrpjtatl"iinl nn.] ('hrl-llnn rhurohptt of th«
T'nUrtl SlntMi Koaril of RonH! Mlvilon^. I>1t1«|od of ChrlntlaD
Edtipadnn. HI. Chriiirian Kducntlon Presi. Philadelphia.
Boat trip.
ACI ProducUons, New Yorii
2.32.97 Fi AGS-ilTI
UnltiHl Church Pre»a
Building a freeway.
DUcovery at Sheep Rock.
AEC
Cenfer guiding of drawers.
Figures.
see United States. Atomic Energy Commission
AFL-CIO
Chickens.
For better, for worse.
see American Federation of Labor and Congress
of Industrial Organizations
Children of Paris.
The .Music rack.
City . . . one day.
Nlko— boy of Greece.
AFP Distributors
see
Clay comes alive.
Posters.
KUke it u occaMOO.
Cold.
Purple turtle.
AIA
see American Institute of Architects
Communicatioiu— the telephone.
Telva — a boy prepares for manhood.
AID
Community helpers — cleaners &
laundries.
24th and tomorrow.
see United States. Agency for International
Development
Community series — helpers and services.
Winter: story of survival.
AIM for happines8 (Fil/Mtrip) Saskatchewan Dept. of
Welfare, Adopt Indian Metis Branch, Rcpna. Ii)fl7.
Made by Saskatchewan Cine-Graphic Division.
The Computer.
Woodblock printer.
Curves.
80 fr (^.liir, X'' iiiiii nnd phonntnpp: plmitlc. mnRlf rnirk. 1 rwl
<5 In t. 7J In. por *«■,, 14 mln.
Crfdift: PrfMlin-er mid photo)craph«, Ray W Chrl.ftenM^n ; wrlttT
Danger— poison.
A. c. Lyles Productions
and r*s.>arrh. IVbhiib rhrl«lwi«pii ; narrator. Rnw Wallcr.
Bummarj/: AIM (Adopt Indian Metis Branch) nbow* tbm> home
Darius Green and his flying machine.
see Ljles (A. C. ) Productions
Bltiiatlonn of adoptwj Indian children Explaln.i the nwd for adop-
tion homes nnd noion some of the question* that arise
1. Indian* of North Aroerlni — <'hlldren 2, Indlann of North
Decorating with tiles.
Amerlrn— Sjinkatchewan. 3. Adoption— Canadu I. Aim for happl-
AC motors (Motion picture)
ocss ( Fllnwtrlpj ii. Saskatchewan, Dept of Welfare
see The Generator and the motor: AC motors
970.4 Fi A 68-3579
National Film Board of Canada
Oimcnsion.
A-C Productions
Dinosaurs — the terrible lizards.
see
AIMS Instructional Media Services
.Marriage on the rocks.
see
Drug abuse . . . one town's answer.
A.C.T. Foundation
Acceptance.
see
Advanced badminton.
Drugs, drinking and driving.
A life oo Ihc line.
Africa: Chopi village life.
Drugs — use or abuse?
ACT now ^ilolian pu-lun) KQED. B«lo«aed by Nttionil
Edunlionil Television and Radio Center, 1969.
Air pollution — what is it?
Ducks, geese, and swans.
•'■ft ain ad i^lnr Ifl mm ( NIH* fpntirtl )
SttmmarTi: LwmtiIim tb« Am^rinn Conwrvitorr Tbeatrv'l train-
tec procniB. pninlloe out that Itterr ar« claMMi Id tnOTrment. In
Airports sen'C the community.
Tolefc la actlDC la makrup. and lo liutrwrtloD on the fultar
L Aaenoui Cooaarratorr Theatty- L Saa rraadaro. Tel'vl-
East Africa— Kenya, Tanzania. Uganda.
■ao aunon KQED
Aloobol— how much la too much?
792 74-705505
cnn
Alcoholism . . . one city's answer.
Easy as ABC.
ACW Productions
Ecological systems — ^Antarctica.
see
Alcoholism . . . one company's answer.
African o<^ssey: The red bicycle.
Alcoholism ... one couity's answer.
Elephants of Africa.
African Odyssey: The two worlds o<
Energy . . . ability to do work.
Nfusembe.
Ambulance 3380.
A Chapullepcc (Motion picture) Joshus Tree Prodoetioos.
Essentials of drafting.
Rrlea,.^ bj Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1»8».
Animation — a living art form.
Kmla. ad^ raloc. Mam (iTa Taaoal aa 21
with BJfli Kuld^
Antarctica . . . coldest continent.
Evan's museum.
9vJ^n K Mp.al>b U>«ui» wrhir*. All. *-l.nrt .0 p^l*
nltunl >Dd llnfulrtU- InHrtU. PKWrw foor jroonc ('«?'• ™
Facing on the lathe.
llTf 10 MestcD au. dr-nlblm •om* of Ibelr ■rtmil«. Ii»rlu<J««
Arc welding — safety and operations.
Tlpw« of Chapullfptr Part
PraSocttoM. II. Bolt. RlMlun and Wln>toa. \m- 8*l«: |T»
▼udmI (lloUoo plrtnrei 00 2. ^ ,„.,„
Are you ready for a job?
Finding a friend.
^17^ 73-709118
Bolt. RlaHMH aad WlaMoa
Art in collage.
3
Flreboat . . . ready for a run.
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AIMS Instructional Media Services (Continued)
Just for the fun of it.
Our living forests.
Kathy.
Our living planet.
The Fish and the burning stones.
Floor exercise and tumbling for girls.
Keen machines.
King Midas.
Oxyacetylene welding: safety and oper-
ations.
Flower forms.
Label logic.
Painting with words.
Food preservation.
Learning about land and water.
Panama Canal . . . funnel for commerce.
Forgive and forget.
Learning methods— building blocks to knowledge.
Paramedic (heart rescue)
The Park.
Freight trains today.
Freighter.
Learning to leara.
Parking tactics.
Freighting by ship.
Frogs and how they live.
Leathercrafts of Florence.
Light . . . let's talk about it.
Pattern interpretation.
People.
Fundamentals of track and field for girls.
Look again.
Physical performance lest.
Part 1: Track events.
MacDonald's brm ... »nim«ia go to school
Plants and their importance.
Fundamentals of track and field for girls.
Part 2: Field events.
The Madison school plan.
Postman — rain or shine.
Guidance ... big sister.
Making relief prints.
Power train.
Guidance . , . does color really make a
difference?
Mammals and milk.
Mankind in motion.
Prehistoric plants and animals program.
Preventing reading failure.
Guidance . . . let's have respect.
Maps — where am I?
Rabbits.
Guidance , . . what's right?
Meet Lisa.
Itaku — the ancient art of Japuwse ceramics.
Guidance . . . working with others.
Men from earth.
Re -discovery.
Guidance decisions.
Mexican dances, part 1,
The Right hand of the court.
Gulliver's travels.
Heat . . . let's talk about it;
Mexican dances, part 2,
Mice and how they live.
The Moon -adventure in space.
Rings.
Safety and basic fundamentals on the
engine lathe, part 1.
Horizontal bar.
Horses and how they live.
How friends are made,
I like trees.
Morning, noon, and evening.
Motorcycle driving tactics.
Museum expedition — Africa to exhibit.
Music experiences , . , Bach is beautiful.
Safety and basic fundamentals on the
engine lathe, part 2,
Safety and operation of faceplate turning,
part 1.
Safety and operation of faceplate turning,
part 2.
I like water.
Music experiences: Edvard Grieg — the man and his
Safety demonstration on the band saw.
I wanna be ready.
V\\ be seeing you.
Music experiences . . . Grand Canyon suite.
Safety demonstration on the jointer.
Integrity,
Music experiences . . . Mississippi suite.
Safety demonstration on the radial saw.
Introduction to dance.
Ii i career in government for you?
Music experiences , . . The Uttle train of
the Caipira.
Music to ejqjress ideas.
Safety demonstration on the shaper
part 1.
Safety demonstration on the shaper.
part 2.
Is a career in machining for you?
Music to learn about people.
Safety demonstration on the single-
surface planer.
Is a career in radio or television for you?
Is a career in the health services for you?
Music to tell a story.
Nature is for people.
Safety demonstration on the table saw,
part 1.
Is a career in the hold or motel business for you?
Newspaper . . . behind the scenes.
Safety demonstration on the table saw,
part 2.
Is a career in the service industries for you?
Is a sales career for you?
It's your future.
Johnny Appleseed.
The Night before Christmas.
Nutritional quackery.
Oceans of water, but — none to spare.
On guard — bunco'
4
Safety demonstration on the wood lathe.
Safety— home, safe home.
Safety U no accidenL
Samoan village.
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/VIMS Insti-uittonal MfUlu S*Tv1cefl (Contlnuctl)
Sand castles,
Th« S«nu Moo»c« project.
The Sea guUs.
The Secret love of Sandra Blaui.
Sheep and how they live.
Ships in dry dock.
Ships in harbor.
Sidehorse and vaulting.
Signs, symbols, and signals.
Silk . . . cocoon to clothing.
Snakes and how they live.
1^ Social drinker aod the Knti-tocUl driver.
Solar eclipse.
The Solar system . . . islands in sp&(>e.
Stand up and paint — exterior.
Staiu) up and paint — interior.
Straight turning between centers on
the lathe.
Thr Studv series.
Sun . . . friend or foe ?
Survival in space (a case for regeneration)
TELL-techniques in early language
learning.
Taiwan today.
Take a look at yourself,
Taxea — •ocidxidy's got to be kiddingl
Teachers of tomorrow.
Teaching creative music.
Techniques of food measurement.
Tomatoes — from seed to table.
Traffic court-
Transpo nation is moving.
Transportation maintenance.
Transportation series — air, land, w^-ater.
Tumbling and floor exercise.
Uneven parallel bars for girls
The Universe . . . flight to the stars.
Up frooL
Using the shaper to make drawers.
Using the shaper to make panel doors.
Using the shnpcr to make raised panel
for doors.
Visual perception training In the regular
classroom.
Vocations — medical careers. Sot I:
Nurses.
Vocations — medical careers. Set 2:
Technicians.
Vocations — medical careers. Set 3:
Aides.
Vocations — medical careers. Set 4: Ad-
ministrators.
Vocations — medical careers. Set 5:
Therapists.
Walking home from school.
Water purification.
A Way for Diana.
Weather and climates of the world.
Welding: an introduction.
What do I see, how do I feel ?
What will the weather be — measuring air
conditions.
Whiplash.
Who needs you ?
You be the judge.
Zipper application, part 1.
Zipper application, part 2.
AIR-POM preparation for overseas movement (Motion
pu'ture\ V. S. War Dept., liM4. Made by First Motion
PirtiiR' I'nit, Army Air Forces.
17 Diin. Mi, KVw 16 ram.
oniriai tnilnlng film. 1-3443.
Summary: An .icpount of the training of iKHntuirdment crews In
the Third Air Korce and the proceKlng at their alrrmrt for overseaa
duty I'hotvfn'iitihe^t nt the Third Air Force Staging Wing, Hunter
Pteld, SuvniiDiih. Georifla.
1, Aeronami«i, Military— U. S. i. U. S. War r>ept.
358.4 73-701503
A is for alphabet (Motion picture) William Peterson Asso-
ciate;^. Made jind released hv Conmet Instriirtional Films,
1971.
II mtn. shI. rolor. 16 mna.
With study Kulde.
SI'MMART; U»eR animation, rhyme, and song to Inirodtice to
young children the letlera of the alphabet, and to ahow simple words
In which thwie letters appear In their most customary usagea. For
primary grades.
1. Engltah language — Onhography and spelling-^ uTenlle flima.
2. GngUah language — Alphabet — Jurenlle Olma. I. William Peter-
Boo Aaaoclales. II. Coronet Inatrurilonal Fllios.
[LB1576] 372.6 75-713114
Corooet Instnirtlonal Plltns
A is for architecture (Motion picture) National Film Board
of Canada, 1959. Released in the U. S. by International
Film Itureau.
30 min.. Ad . color. 10 mm.
Jfammoiv-' lllustratr* the story of man's monumental urge to per-
petuate la atone the pride and spirit of his day, aa evidenced in Che
architecture of the ages — from ancleoi tempU>« on the Nile to the
towering akysfrapeni of today.
CretUt: Frodnrem. Tom Daly. CoIlD Low; directors and design.
Robert Verrnll. (ierald Budoer ; commentary and cilltor. Jamea BeT-
•rldge : muKlr. Kldon Ratbburo.
,\nolher issue, b&w.
Another iseue. color, 35 mm.
Another iasue. Wtw, 35 mm.
I. Arch I twin re— HIM. L fanada.
lemallonal Kllm Bureau. Inc., rhlc«go.
720.9
National Film Board of Canada
A is for atom {Motion picturr) General Klectric Educa-
tional Film.s 1964.
16 min , ad., color, 16 sun.
HerUed Tervlon of Uw 10M notloo pkrtnr* of tbe aane title.
With dlarufliton guide.
jTHnmory.- PeNrrlbM recent advancM In onclear tecftnologr and to
man's ondentaadlng of atomic structure. Bzplaloa the naea of
Duriear power to acrre mmklnd.
Crt4U»: .VofTolor, Pet*r Thomaa.
1. Atomic energy 2. Atomic power. t General Electric Bdaca-
Ilonal Fllmti
689 Fi A 64-986
Oeoeral Electric Edoca- Uonal nin*
Nattooal Film Board, n. In-
FJA60-894
70-718248
A la campagnc (Motion pirture) .IohIiuk Tmn ProductioiA
KrlrnMiby Holt, Kinehart and Winvton, 1D69.
m rnin ad rolor. 16 mm. ( Notia volla I no. 8)
With film Kii'<l«'
nummary: A French langiiBce tcaehlng Him deatgned to protid*
ciiKurHl and linguistic Inalfhla Ktiowa Tiewa of people aod placts In
Ilucifleiir III Normandy.
1. French language— Audlo-tlaual Instrur-Hon. i Joahoa Ti«e
Productions, ii. Holt, lUnahart and Winston, Inc. Serlaa: Noue
volla I ( Motkm picture) no. B.
014.4 7^709166
Tlolt, Rloehart and Winston
A la Mozart (Motion picture) Marian Siejtel. 1971.
14 niln Oil t>An', 16 mtn.
m-MMMtV I'nrlrnya a typical day Id the Ilt« of Iwn room-
male- ««..uUI !-■ «.<"■«. and a «ouM be artlat-as each altempU
to further htr o*n carter
I SK-sel. Marian.
791.48
rtNK
A la plage (,l/»(iVm phlure) .)c«huii Tn» I'rodoctioM. Be-
leasrilliy Holt, Rinehort «ncl Wiiuton, lOCO.
15 mill, ml. rolor. 16 mm. (Noiu toII.1 oo. 4)
»!,'mM'^:"A"Frcnch Innpiw MchlM Dim d<.l«i-rf W proTld.
oiUurnl »r«l llDBUlMIC Iniiliiliui. Mctura «ienu> In Uw Ut» 0' •
Prodncllon.. li. Holt. Rlnclinrt and WlmWD, Inc. 8erl««. N<ni«
,„,U.MMotlonplc,n™,n„.«. ^^^^ 76-709167
Holt. Rlnehart and Winston
AMA
see American Medical Association
AMD Studios
see
Atlanta's Behold the man.
A Mexico (Motion picture) Joshua Tree Productions. Re-
leased by Holt, Rinehartand Winston, 1969.
16 min. sd. color. 16 mm. (i Ti Tamoal do. 1)
With film guide.
Summnry: A Spanish language teaching fllm dcalgned to proTlde
cultural anil Ilngtilstlc InBlgbts. Plcturea many of the landmarks of
Mexico fltj.
1. Spanish language— Audlo-Tlsual Instruction. I. Joebtu Tree
Productions. II. Holt. Ultiehan and Winston. Inc. Series: |Ya
vamofl! (Motion picture) no. 1.
917.2 70-709117
Holt. Rliwhart and WlDSloo
ANA-NLN Film Service, New York
see
A History of American nursing.
Pain and its alleviation.
Quiet victory.
Understanding diabetes.
A. O. Smith Harvestore Products, inc.
see Smith (A. O. ) Harvestore Products, inc.
AP
see Associated Press
A Paris, on jour de fete (Motion picture) Joahua Tree Pro-
ductions. Released by Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1969.
H min fd. color. 16 mm. (Nous volli ! no. 2)
With fllm guide.
Summary: A French language teaching fllm designed to proTlde
niHuml and linguistic ln«lghts. Shows acenea of Paris OD May 1,
the French Labor Day.
1 French lan^aee — Audlo-Tlauat Inotructlon. I. Joahua Tree
Productions, il Hull. Rlnehart and Wlnrtoo. loc Series: Nona
TollA! (Motion picture) do. 2.
914.4 79-709165
Holt. Rlnehart aad Winston
A. Philip Randolph; elder statesman (FUmstrip) Film As-
sociates of California, 1966. Made by Vignette Fihns.
3.'. fr cilor S5 mm. (American Negro pathfinder aeries!
Wlrh study guide. „..,,.
Rummnryr Trac«i the life and achlerementa of A. Philip Randolph.
Doting his vnrlou" ncdTilles In clull rights and labor movements.
1. Rjindolph. Asa Philip. 1880- r. Film .V«oc|nt«i of Call-
fornla. Ij:» Angeles. Series: .American Negro pathfinder serlee
(FlUnstrlp) „. ^ ^„ ,_^
923 Fi A Ca-1770
Film Assoclatwi of Callfomla
A quelle hear* . . . ? {Fihwilrip) Mary Glasgow A Baker
himiiett. Released by t'niTertal Kdiication and Visnal
Arts ,lW-t,
S2 fr. h*w S.'. mm. and phonoUpe: 1 reel (9 la.>. TJ lo per
■fc. : 6 min. i Iton mjagel Part 2. le^oo 18»
With teacher'* manual and working script.
rcedili; Wrlli-ri and designers, Mary Olaagow, 8. R. Ingram.
Bnmmnry: A French langusp- teaching film. PiMHts a game
baf>ed on lelllne the lime.
1. French langiisge— Audlo-Tlsoal lortmctloo. I. Mary Olaa-
gow h Raker iJmlted. IT. l'nl»er«al Bdacatloo and TLTOal Arts.
Series- Ron TOTatre! fFllm-lrlpl Part 2, leasoo IS.
448 72-7.l7a31
Unlrersal EdocatLon and Vlsoal Artt
Library of Congress Catalog — Motion Pictures and Filmstrips
A.R. I. S. films
Fernand Leger.
ATA Foundation
see
Champions of the highway.
AT&T
see American Telephone and Telegraph Company
A to B (Mution picture) Xell Coi. Released by McOraw-
Hill, 1971.
-G Diii). sd. (i)Jur. 16 mm.
With teacher's f^nlde.
Sl'MMAHY : Exuioluea the generation gap by lUuslratinK the con-
fllci between the teenager's search for values and the adult's stand-
ards.
1. Conflict of generatlooB. I. Cox. Nell. II. McGraw-Hill Book
Compaoy.
301.43 74-711910
McOraw-HIUBookOo.
A Toledo (Motion picture) Joshua Tree Productions. Re-
leased by Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1969.
17 mln. sd. color. 16 mm. (lYa vamos! no. 4)
With fllm guide.
Summary: A Spanish lanpiage leaching fllm designed to piovldo
cultural and liogulatlc Insights. Pictures a Spaolsb family living
Id Madrid and follows them on a trip to the walled city of Toledo.
1. Spanish language — Audio-visual Instruction. I. Joshua Tree
Productions. 11. Holt, Rinehart and Wloston, Inc. Series: ; Ya
Vflmos! (Motion picture) no. 4.
914.6 71-709120
Holt. Rinehart and Winston
A-V Corporation, Houston, Tex.
see
ApoUo 11.
The Challenge,
Corridor to earth.
Energy in orbit.
Flight to the pUneta.
The Hand,
LOR.
I jHrtinj oo another world.
My name is Paul.
Orbital shapes and paths.
Over the hill to the moon.
The Palmar hand. Part 1.
The Palmar hand. Part 2; Intrinsic
muscles.
Principles of orbit.
Rendezvoua.
Ureteral peristaltic activity.
Use of water irrigators.
WhcD is zero?
AV-ED Films, Hollywood, Calif.
see
The Aborigines of Amhem Lfl.nd.
Alaska.
The Art of potato printing.
Austria: life in the Tyrol.
Basic methods of screen process printing.
Busted: a story of teenagers in trouble.
Changing world of Lebanon.
The Children of Korea.
China: a one-class society.
China: the big question.
Cindy learns about fire alarms.
Cindy visits the fire department.
Ethiopia.
GalSpagos: the islands of Darwin.
Germany in perspective.
The "How" of the creative process.
India: along the Tibetan border.
Japan: land of tradition.
Kibbutz Daphna.
Land of the book.
Modern Egypt.
Nepal: land of the gods.
Nepal: people of the mountains.
Russia: a cultural revolution.
Somalia.
South Vietnam: the people of Saigon.
What is a policeman?
A-V Explorations, inc.
see
Adventure high Arctic.
Alrican meat -eaters.
Alberta outdoora.
Animals making a living.
Animals of the water.
Animals together.
Between the tides.
The Chain of life.
The Choice ... is yours.
A Day in the desert
Delta of the Orinoco.
Down south up the Nile.
Ry geese f-l-y.
From ihc rnounlains tr> ihc sea
The Gannets of Bonaventurc Island.
Hawaii.
Kenya-Uganda aarari.
Land of the drowned river.
Land of the loon.
Land of the sea.
Large animals of Africa.
The Living jungle.
The Living wilderness.
Nature's ways.
Northwest to Alaska.
Queen of the Cascades.
Return to Pelican Island.
River of grass.
Sea, ice, and fire.
So many different animals.
Soliloquy of a river.
Spring marsh.
These things are ours.
They live by water.
This England.
The Vanishing sea.
Venezuelan prairie.
Waterfowl wilderness.
Where eagles swim.
Wildfowl sanctuary.
Wildlands, our heritage.
Wildlife island.
AVI Associates
see
African folk tales.
American fables.
Asian tables.
Bill of rights. Set 1: Traditions and
change.
Bill of rights. Set 2: Equality; free-
dom, justice.
Black Americans in arts and science.
Black Americans in political life.
Children of Central America and the Car-
ibbean.
Children of Southeast Asia.
Early leaders of the Western World.
Environment of man. Set 1: Ecology and
environment.
Great revolutions.
Latin American fables,
Man's earth home.
Library of Congress Catalog — Motion Pictures and Filmstrips
AVI Associatoa (Continued)
Mcxlciui -American leaders ol the 201 h
ccntur>'.
Our IWtng olt)-.
People who govern: State and local
government.
The Presidency, decisions of destlnj-.
Set 1: 1789-1865.
The Presidency, decisions of destiny.
Set 2: 20th century.
Primary economics.
Puerto Rican leaders of 20th century
America.
Regions of the earth. Set 1: Marine lands;
rain forests.
Regions of the earth. Set 2: Plains;
deserts; mouitains.
Themes of literature. Set 1: Theme of
love.
Themes of literature. Set 2: Theme of
family.
Tobacco — harmful substance; deadly habit.
A-V lecturer in biolo)iy. [FilmMrip] W B Saunders Co,, 1972
M fi cak>r )5 mm uul phonoUpc 60 nun
CREDITS Auihof, a*ude A Vilkt
SUMMARY Claude A Vitlcc prcxnu his vicwi on the iub)«cu of biixocr-
icuci uk) popular genet ict
1 Ccnettd. : e»r«r>erfctict. I Vitlec. Claude Atvin. 19P- II.
Saunden (V B I Cr>fnp«n)r. Philadclphta
lQH43l] 612 72-734130
W B Scunden Co 72 MARC
A-V Productions
see
African folk tales.
A-V Scientific Aids Company
see
The Importance of the periodic breast
examination.
The importance of the periodic chest
examination.
The Importance of the periodic pelvic
examination.
A VeraOks. (Motion pKturc] Scbolutic Mk^ziocs. 1970.
M»de by M»ry GImtgow Pub . Lxmdon.
I>n« (d color l» «ffl aoMcUbaade)
W«k waclKT'i summL uvdnit plMlo (wde. afid tcnpi book
SUMMARY A Fmch liimM' uadoag film PtcKna • druiutiubon in
«rfeKk • pT««ck pri and M AoKficaa pH take a low of ^'cnailte*
I Fmck lii g iM ti Am*o ■— d mauvoxm. I SchoUUK MafuiKS,
«c II Sena. TflMc li tande (Motm p«ctan|
[PC2ll2.7i 441 79.71S491
n MARC
AaIIo. Eames, London County Couneil (Filmstrip) Visual
Pul)|io«(inn<>, Ixindon. Kp1r«?«d in ih* l*. S. by Mclntyrp
Viiiiil Piiblimtions. IftTn.
*n fr rotor X> mm. f AtrtaltKturv In tli« 20tta («ntarjt
With W<rlurT AotviL
■ 'RRDITS Conpll^ and ■nmiUlM'. Joho nooal.
sI'MUARY Pmrot* rumplea of twrattKh rratmr airhltMurv
kr \m\\o, Eam««. atid lb* l»adot) Ooantjr Coanrll KtM ponnn the
fvUllOQ of Ib^ bultdinc* to tbrlr mTlrontM^tx.
1 ArrfaltKtorr, liodvm — Zntb rrnlnir. 3, ArrhltMlur* «t>d •*>-
«*vtj. 1. Vlmul Piiblkra(k>o>. ltd.. UxMlnn. II. Hclntrr* VUiul
PnMtcatkioB. III. Sn-loi: AirliltKlorv In Uw 2lNh mturr (niio-
«np)
( N A«»0 1 724 .9 70-73HM65
A. U A. BooklM
Aame, AnttiAmatus, 1867-1925
see
The Magic pot.
Ahalonr {Motion /n>hir») Enryrlnpftwha Hril«nnir« Rdu-
.firiMunl Corp., IWW.
Ion)
4 ntt I •!. M>1cir 8 mm (fclnrin* blolt
Ut«l> lUm I«ii4^t III Hlninlnnt H inm ni
Wlin IrAt-lH't'ii Kuli1<'
1 Abalonra. t RnrTclnpa«Hlla llrltaonlt^ tCduratlooal Oor-
porallon 8«t1«i; Uarlup blol"|ty (Motion plrlun't
601 7()-704»68
Borrrl'ilwodlB nrlun- nt« Educmtlonal Oorp.
Abalonr (e»cnpin)t attack) (Motion pirture) Enryclopawlift
Hntatitiii'fi Kitii»'n(ionaI Corp., 1068.
,1 mtn ■! cilor 8 mtn. (llnrlnc bloloK7)
I/<np niiii, I-wiiiil In Klnnilnnl R mm nn«! In «uper ft mm.
With iPnrher'H guldr.
1 Ahnlotir* llclinTlor. i. Knryliipdwllii BrUnniilrn Mur«
tloiml (\.rp<trHllnn SitI<«i Mnrloi- l>i"1"iiy (Motl.tn picture)
504 "i-"(M0fiO
Knryrlnpftpdtii Itrllun- nica EducaUonal Corp.
Tlir Abandoned {Motion pirfnre) NRC News. Releftwd by
MU' Kdiinitinnnl Kntprpriws. 1070.
lOmIn, ml. (i.lor 10 mm (Flrnt TiifiMl«.y I
T<'l«'<-fti»l im n i>nrt of thi» NRC wrlra Flmt Tiiwrfay
CrrAiti- V:\oftt\\\f prodiircr, Eliot Prnnkcl.
HummOry: An <*Kit»>- on tlio Unnl duyx tn lli<> life of maur rnmUj
ran. I'aMrnjm the ahandonmcnt of oM aiitnmobllM and th« con-
current llttprtnc of thP Iaf»darape.
1. AiitomoMlcit 2. Srrnp mptnlii. t. National RrondcastlnK Com-
pany, Inr, Nlir NVwB n, Nllf K.lin-allonal KiiHtttIsmi RoHm ■
Flr»t Ttifiwlny ( .Motion plrtnrfl
.101.3 78-700032
NBC Ed lie* til ■mil Enlcr- prlw*
Abandonment of the cities (Motion picture) NBC Kdiica-
r in:i:il Ivitt-rprises, 1071.
11 mln. ad. rolor. IS mm.
OrlKinally ti'ltHfi'it im the NBC telpvivton program, Firat Tiipadny.
('REDITS : ['niduopr nnd writer, DdtIiI Schmerlor : reporter,
Oarrlck rtlpy.
SliJIM.IKY: Shows ar^ni^ of abandonPil, brokcTi-down aparlmcDtn
Id Cl«*rtand. St. Ixulo. nnd New York to point up the itrowlnc
pmhiem »f n^nialiilnK In the city when vandalism, crime, and Inck
of bulldini; malntPDHnrv funiti force landlords and tenantii to mora
whfre life l< ufer and iDore aanltary.
1, CItlPfi and townt— U. 9. I. NBC Educational EnteiT»riM«.
[HTI2.'J1 309.173 73-714101
A. I. A. Booklist
Abbott, George, 1889- Coquette
see
Coquette.
Abbott and CosteUo meet Pnakeasteln. (Motion picture^ Castle
Films tl97-?]
lOfflin td bA> 16 mm.
Al>o mucd in tundaid and in tupet 8 mm with mafnetk lound.
Silcnt vriiDon* (4 mm o( II mm ) ibo uiued.
Edited fiom Univcrul't I449reaturr-kn|th 35 mm mooon picture (S3 mm )
of ihc umc title
SlIMMARV A comic honor film in which Abbott »nd C<»tello encounter
FrankctiMcin. Dracula. the Wolf Man. and the Inviiible Man
1 Cattle Films, inc
[PN1997, 791.43 78-712821
Cawie Film* 7j MARC
Abbott laboratories
see
Hyperalimentation.
Molecules of life.
Abbreviations [FQmttrip) McGraw-Hill Book Co.. 1969.
at f r color STt mm. ( Dlacoverinir apetllni; patterna aeries, aet ■• i
with riMichers Ku1de_
Crrdil*- ApjTisera, Eralyu KInkead. Jerrj E. Ile«d_
Summani EipIalM ahbrertatlon.^ and id'ca frarople*.
1. Ahbrrrlatlnna. Encllah. i. HeGraw-HlH Book Company.
Sarle«: DlacorerlDx apelllnK patterna aerlea rFIlmstrlp) bm *
372.6 74-732759
UcOmw-^ltl Book Co
Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Folk Art Collection,
Williamsburg, Va.
see
American folk an Uom the Abby Aldricb Rockefeller
Folk An CoUecbon in WiUiunaburg, Virfinia.
Abdomen {Motion picture) Film .Vssociates, 1966.
4 min- at. color. 8 mm. (Weljtbt tralnloK aerleal
t^>op nim.
laauf-.l in Mandard 8 mo). and in lupt r 8 mm
Wlib irtuilt eulde-
H^mmarv l'n^M.-nts vl«>wa of the altnp. Tee-Op. and aide bend In
wrelchi irnmiiic, ahow in( ttu- erip, ataocv. and corrvct form, aa well
OJ the mtufK^* afln-tcd.
L WelKtit lirtlnc. t Film AaocUtea. Serlea: Welfbt tralo-
tnx M>rle« iMotlon picture!
796.4 Fi A 68-2809
Film .%aaoelalM
Abdomen nnd Hpine {Motion picture) IWMy Vx\m», 1969
w^rUT " '^''"' '"'*' " "" "'•^"'' Pr».«..lon rralnlnf
l>>"I> film moiintnl In carlrldavi
With mnniiat
cliiT' """■"■ "■"""'"» ""■"I"". ."-■ »...u.l, J,„«, o
..ro,,,,,,,. .,,„,jt;x ,'ro'„, ;: ""•;„"^"^x.'''~°■•
HKA K„„ „„, „„„. "'•■'■^ r»-708M7
Abdominal aortic aneurynm and bilateral renal artery *!*•
mwis (Motitm pirtuTf) KrniiciK N. (VhJcp. IIHW. Made by
UiiiviT-^itv of Sliaini School of Mftrfirine.
14 mIn. Ml color. 10 mm.
Hvmmnrv: Ikemnnalralm the (cchnloue of produclnx hypothermia
of Ixith klilneyn prior to placement of bypa'*" Kfafta to both kldneyw.
An nrterkxH-leriitic aoKtiryxm of Hlidomlnal aorta further cnmpllcalaa
the problem nml 1> n-«ert«>d at the time of reroOMructlon of tba
r^'iiBl artTli-"
I. Abdominal aneuryam. 2 llenal arterr obatnictloo. l Cooke.
Frnncla Neal. lOl.V
617 74-701768
riNK
Abe Lincoln in Indiana {FUiwtrip) Troll Ajsociatea, 1969.
43 fr cvilor. :t.'> mm. (American hackicrounda fllmatrip llbrarf)
Crti'li- Writer, Marian Frances.
HMmiiiorv- A study of thi> boyhood of Abraham IJncoln. Sbowa
bow hla love of leamlnc aa well aa hla famltr and hla work oo bli
faUier'a farnm Influenced hla lite In later ycara. Wltb captlona.
1. Lincoln. Abrnhiim, Prea. U. 8„ 180&-1866— Chtldbood and youth.
I. Troll Aa»x-lal«. Seric*.
923 72-736464
Abel, Hobert J
see
The Seven second love affair.
Abel Cance, yesterday and tomorrow {Motion picture) Of*
fiw (le (InciimcntAtion par le film, Paris, 19G4. Released in
the U. S. by ('ontempornry Films/McGraw.HIII, 1968.
28 mln. Hd. color. l<t iiitii
Crcdift nir*>ctnr nud i-»iiiiiiei)iary, N'elU Kaplan; mualc, Michel
Mtitrne
Summarn: TclU of the cnnlrlhittlonn which French director Abel
Oance mnde to the motion picture Indunlry with bin technical and
aesthetic Inventlonn.
1. (iiince. Ahel. i Omce t\f dix-iimenlntlnn pur le BIm. It. Con-
temporary Fllm»/Mc<;mw-Hlli,
'.>27 Fi ACS-3157
McT.rnw Hill Book Co.
Aberrant celb — the nature of cancer {Filnutrip) Re-
Sf'Jinh Iiifornmlion Tlmn<h. N'lttionul Cnncer In<;titiite, in
cooperation with National .Soionce Teachers Association.
Made by Snowden-N'ett Prodtjrtions. Rctca.<ted by Na-
tional Cancpr Institute, irHt7.
72 fr color, ta cm, and phonotape: plaatlc, alngle-lrack, 1 rrol
(5 ln.l.3i in. peraec.. IS mln.
With euldp
Baned on the lM>ok Science and cancer, by Ulchael B. Sblmkln.
Summary: niKhllRhts different a-<!i>ecta of the cancer problem.
iDCludlne cnti«««, prevention, diagnosis, and treatment ; streaam the
contrlhiitlons mnilp hjr "wlentUta In different disclpllnea.
1. Cjincer. i. Shlmkln. Michael BorK 1012- Science and
cancer ii. f. S. National Cancer Institute
Fi K fi7-521
U. S. National C-ancer Institute
Aberson, Helen,
see
Dumbo, the flying elephant
Dumbo makes the big top.
Abingdon Audio Graphics
see
Bible lands and times.
A Child can serve.
God'a plan for hia wocid.
Paul, prisoner for Christ
A Sign of love.
Abisch, Roz. Open your eyes
see
Open your eyes',
Abltibi Power and Paper Company. Hd, , Toronto
see
Tarjetas de segurldad.
Library of Congress Catalog — Motion Pictures and Filmstrips
Ablation of ice models in a water tunnel (Motion picture)
Kaueational Services. Relrnse<i by Encyclopaedia Bntan-
nica Educational Corp., 1%>^.
3mln. SI. b&w. 16 mm, (Fluid mechanics Alms) _. , -„
\lso l-a»ed iu standorij 8 mm. uiul In super 8 mm. In cartridge.
Mode for ihe National Committee for Fluid Mechanics.
With teacher's guide. „t.»i^ «#
SUMMARY : Illustrates a demonstratioo experiment oa a phaae ot
""'l** Xler°'^nels 2. Ice. I. Educatloaal Services, Inc. Newton.
Mass. II. Encyclopaedia Brltannlca Educational Corporation. III.
Series Fluid mechanics films (Motion picture)
532 75-710321
Enryclopaedla Drltan- nlca Educational Corp.
Abnormal behavior (Motion picture) CRM Productions,
1071.
IT, nilji. «d. color. 16 miii, ( Psycliology today films 1
CREDITS : Producer, Tom I-atarus ; directors. Nell Kelclillne, Tom
Ijiziiriis; photographer. Nell Relchllne: editor, Cliff Fenneman.
Sl-MM.'UIY: Shows the Intricacies of running a major mental
hospital and the goals of the hospital. laclndes doctor-patient Inter-
views with a variety of disturbed men and women, and examines
their case histories and prognoses. Filmed at the Gateways MenUl
Hospital lu Qlendale, OIK. ^ ,
1, Psychiatric hospitals. !. CRM Productions. II, Series:
Psy.hiilogy today Alms (Motion picture)
[RC445] 157 75-713078
CR.Xl Productions
Abnormal mitosis in plant cells {Motion picture) Harper &
Row. Publishers, 1970. Made by Unit One Film Produc-
tions.
4 mln, si, ciilor, super 8 mm. (Biology seriesj
I»op film mounted In cartridge.
With tape script, lab manual, readings tK>ok, source book, and
teacher's manual.
CreditB: Auttiora, Andrew S, Bajer, J. Mole-Bajer,
Summary: Describes four abnormalities In Eaeifuuuhua. Includ'
Ing an array of bridges, a fusion of two nuclei In prophase, a type
of tri-polar division, and a break-fuse cycle,
1. MltOBla. 2. Haemanthus 3. Abnormalities (Plants) r.
Harper & Row. PublUhers. Series: Biology series (Motion picture.
Harper k Row)
581.8 74-706608
Harper & Row, PuWIflbers
Aboard the ship (Motion picture) WTTW. Released by
National Educational Television and Radio Center, 1957.
■J!.* mill si(i, b&%v, IR mm, (Tourlsten-deutsch. no, 6)
Credilt. Producer imd dlre<tor, Theodor Gershuny; Instructor,
Kn-kTl.'k Scliwiirtz.
suinmarii: A training film In elementary conversational German
fur Ameriaid tourists. Describes tourists aboard a ship going to
Germany.
1, German language — Study and teaching — Audlo-vlKUnl aids.
I, Chicago, Television station WTl'W, u. Nntlonal Educational
Television and Ilartlo Center. Series: Tourlsten-deulsch (Motion
picture) no. 6.
Fi 67-794
The Aborigines of Arnhem Land {Motion picture) Russell
Ogg. Released by AV-ED Films, 1968.
26 fr, wl. i-oloi'. 16 mm.
With teacher's guide.
Crcdiln: Producer, director, and photographer, Bussell Ogg.
Smnmary; A study of the Au.slrnllan Aborigines of Arnhem
Lanit. the moat archaic human rat-e In existence.
1 Ethnology— Australia— Arnhem Land. i. Ogg, Russell.
II AV-ED Films. Hollywood. Calif,
672.899 70-701186
AV-ED Films
The Aborigines of Australia (Motion picture) Australian
News and Information Bureau, 1964.
44 mill Kd, b&w, 18 mm.
Credit*: Producer. Frank Bagnall; director, Ian Dunlop,
Summary: Explains who the AuHtrallan aborigines are and pictures
their life In modern Australia,
1, Ethnology — Australia. i. Australia. News and Information
Bureau.
572.994 Fi A 67-5944
Australian News and Information Bureau
Abortion (Filmstrip) Denoyer-Geppert Audio- Visuals. Rc^
leased by Denoyer-Geppert Co., 1971.
200 fr, color. 35 mm, and 2 plionodlscs (2 a. each), 12 In.,
S3A rpni. ininugroove.
With tetii-her's guide. , ^ k .
Sl'MMAUV- Presents n Iwo-part program dealing with wnai
abortion Is medl<-ally. and explainlnc where to get an abortion, what
It coMls. and the dllTerent methods that can be used.
I. Abortion, I. Denoyer-Geppert Company.
[K(1734J :i01.42 71-739376
Denoyer-Geppert Co.
Abortion: London's dilemma {Motion picture) NBC News.
Released by XIJC Kducational Enterprises, 1970,
■S2 ruin S(I, titlor, 16 mm, (Flist Tuesday)
Tclpcast as a part of the NBC -ipries First Tuesday.
CrtdttK Executive producer. Eliot Frankel.
tiuintnary: Portrays the bl(j IuihIiichs aKl>ect« of alM>rtlon In Lon-
don—which Ik rapidly becoming the world's abortion capital — to
presi-nt the essential dilemma of abortion as a social practice.
1. Abortion — London, i. Nalioniil Broadcasting Compiiny, Inc.
NBC NewH. It. NBC Educational Enterprises. Series: First Tues-
day (Motion picture)
301.41 74-709031
NBC Educational Enter- prises
Abou-Simbel (Motion picture) Unesco.
tional Film Board of Canada, 1968.
Released by Na-
■J8 mm i*d, color. 10 mm.
Hiimmary Portrays the work of dlsmnnUlng the two temples of
Al)oii Simbol and reconstructing them on a new bank, where they
would be aafe from floods. „, _ . « , .,o
1. AbQ Sunbul, Egypt. i. United Nations Educational, Scientific
and Cultural Organization, n, <:anada. National Film Board.
726 7a-706&41
National Film Board of Canada
About boys (Filmstrip) Glenn Educational Films, 1968.
119 fr color 35 mm. and phonodlsc : 2 a. (1 a. for manual
nnilrt-lni 1 s for automatic projector). 12 In.. 331 rpm.. 17 mio-
ml.-roitnH.ve (Health guidance in family living and «ei wlu.-atlon.
set 1)
With teacher's Rulde. ^. ,.,_ . __
Crfditi: Director, Frank Furlo; writer. Newt Mltzman ; educa-
tional consnitant. Joan Hake
Summary: Presents Information about reproduction and family
living for children. Reviews In detail the human male reproductive
system, and emphasizes the Importance of responsible attitudes and
good health habits. , , on,
1 Sex Instruction for children. l Glenn Educational Films.
Series Health guidance In family living and sex education (Film-
612.61 7^734375
Portland State I'niv. Library
About giris (FUmatrip) Glenn Educational Films, 1968.
107 fr. color. 35 mm. and phonodlsc: 2 8. (1 a for manual
proj^vii.r. 1 ■*. for automatic projector). 12 In.. 38i rpm., 17 mln.
mlcrogmove. (Health guidance In family living and sex education,
set 1)
With teacher's guide.
Credit*: Director. Frank Furlo; writer. Newt Mltunan: educa-
tional consultant, Joan Hake.
Summary: Presents Information about reproduction and family
llvlnp for children. Review.'! In detail the human male reproductive
systeim, and emphasizes the Importance of responsible attitudes and
good health habits.
1. Sex instruction for children. i. Glenn Educational Films.
Series: Health guidance In family living and sex education (Film-
atrip) set 1.
612.62 71)-734276
Portland State Cnlv. Library
About insects (Filmstrip) Ward's Natural Science Estab-
lislmieiK. 1969.
i; liluistrlps. color. 35 mm.
With study guide.
CONTENTS: 1. What Is an Insect? 42 fr. — 2. How insects de-
velop. 48 f r.- 3. Diversity of Insects. 57 fr. — 4. Insect classification.
(HI fr.— ."'. In,secis and man. b't fr. — 6. Collecting and mounting In-
sects. 66 fr. With captions.
1. Entomologj". I. Ward's Natural Science Establishment, Inc.
595.7 73-738646
Ward's Natural Science Establishment
About love: beginnings (Filmxtrip) Warren Schloat Pro-
ductions. 1970.
63 fr, color, 35 mm. and phonodlsc: 1 8.. 12 In.. 331 rpm.. 10
mln. (Human birth, growth, and development: facts and feelings,
no. 61
With teacher's guide.
Creditt: Author, Barbara Martinsons.
Summary: Discusses the nature of love, describing what It Is.
and what It Is not
1. Love. I, Schloat (Warren) Productions, Pleasantville, N. Y.
Series: Human birth, growth, and development: facta and feellnga
(Filmstrip) no. 6.
61-2.6 77-736354
Warren Schloat Pro- ductlona
About myself (Fihmtrip) Stanley Bowmar Co., 1970.
3 fllmstrlp-s- color. 35 mm. and 3 phonodlscs: 2 s. each, 7 In^^
3.1i rpm . 5 mln. each aide, mlcrogroove. (Bowmar early childhood
series)
With script.
Issued also with phonotape In cassette.
Credit*.- Authors, Curry. Jaynes. and Woodbrldge^
Co"(c«l«-- 1. Myself and other people. 42 fr.— 2. Other families,
alike and different. 33 fr.-S. Everyone needs many things. 39 fr.
1. Social sciences— Juvenile films. i. Bowmar (Stanley) Com-
"""''■ 372.8 70-736151
Stanley Bowmar Co.
About Pellan (Motion picture) National Film Board of
Canada, 1969.
1!) mln sd. color. 16 mm.
English version of the French motion picture entitled Voir Pellan.
Crfditt: PnMiU(-er, Francois S^guillon ; director. Louis Portugais;
uiu-tlc. Belli Bartok; canieramnn. Alain Dostle; Aim editor. Mar-
guerite Duparc.
Summary: Alfred Pellan exhibits his paintings and gives his vlewa
about modem art.
Another issue. 35 mm.
1, Pellan. Alfred, 1906- i, Canada. National Film Board.
n. Voir Pellan (Motion picture)
National Film Board of
759.11
Canada
79-705261
About the aged (Motion picture) Video Nursing, 1970.
MmU- l.y WTTW-TV.
.10 mln. ad, b&w. 16 mm. (Gerontological nuraing, no, 11
Videotape also Issued.
With Instructor's guide, student nyllahus, and audio taiw.
Crfdlls: Instructors, Virginia Stone. Mary Shaughneasy.
Summary: Defines and discusses aging and the aged, illustrates
demographic statistics, and stresses the need for a slow pace when
working with old patlenta. Four representative old people talk
about the changes that have occurred In their lifetimes and tell bow
they feel about being old. , , .
1. Aging. I. Video Nursing, inc. Series: Gerontological
nursing (Motion pli-ture) no. 1,
610.73 70-710005
Video Nursing
About venereal disease {FUnvitrip) Los Angeles City
Schools in cooperation with Ivos Angeles County Health
Dept. Relca.'^d by Bailey Films, 1965.
45 fr, c.lur 35 mm. and phonodlsc: 2 9., 12 In,, 33i rpm.
mlrrogriMive,
With guide _ ....
Summary: Discusses and illustrales Ihe causes, effects, and treat-
ment of the two most prevalent venereal diseases, syphilis and gonor-
rhea. EmphnalKes the Importance of early detection, and the need
to report them to health authorities. Explains that both are cur-
1. Veneral dlsca-se.-:. i. Loa Angeles City School District
11. Bailey Films, Inc., Hollywood, Calif.
614.5 Fi A 68-1138
Bailey Films
About you: boys (Filmstrip) Warren Schloat Productions,
1970.
47 fr ...W, ;ir. mm. and phonodlsc: 1 8.. 12 In.. 331 rpm., 9 mUL
(Human birth, growth, nnd development: facts and feelings, no. 4)
With leinher'a guide.
Crrditt: Author, Barbara Martinsons. .... . ,
nummary: A study of the physical and emotional development of
"l^t'hlWren-^rowth, 2. Adolescent boys. l Schloat (Warren)
Productions Pleasantvllle. N, Y. Series: Human birth, growth,
and development: facta and feelings (Filmstrip) no. 4.
612.6 70-736352
Warren Schloat Produc- tlons
About you: girls (FUTtutrip) Warren Schloat Productions,
1970.
44 fr .i)lor 35 mm. and phonodlsc: 1 s.. 12 In.. 33* rpm., 8 mln.
(Human berth, growth, and development: facta and feelings, no. 3)
With teacher's guide.
Crcdifa; Author, Barbara Martinsons.
Summary: A study of the physical and emotional development of
adolescent girls.
1. Chlldreo — Growth. 2. Adolescent girls. i. Schloat (Warren)
Produrtions, Pleasantvllle, N. Y. Series: Human birth, growth,
and development: facts and feellnga (Filmstrip) no. 3.
612.6 76-736351
Wiirreu Schloat Pnoduc- tlons
About your life and you (Filjnstrip) Glenn Educational
Films, 1968.
77 fi .-.ilnr :!.-. mm, and phonodlsc: 2 8. (1 s. for manual
nroiector. 1 s. fur automatic projector). 12 in., 331 rpm.. 13 mln.
microgroove. I Health guidance In family living and sex education.
set 1)
With te;iiliei"s guide. , .
Crtditt: Director, Frank Furlo: writer. Newt MItiman ; educa-
tional consultant. Joan Hake. , . ^ >,..,„an
Summaru- Presents Information concerning animal and human
reproduction and emphasizes the Importance of wbol^me attltudea
alwut aelf and toward members of the opposite sex. For elementary
^""^Sei Instruction for children. i. Glean Educational in,lma
Series Health guidance In family living and sex education (Film-
""•" *• '■ 612.6 72-734277
Portland State Univ. Library
Above the horizon (Motion picture) American Meteorologi-
cal Society. Made by Education Development Center.
Released by Universal Education and Visual Arts, 1967.
21 mln. sd. color. 16 liim. (American Meteorologk-al Swlety
film aeries)
summary" A "v'llw of the field of meteorology. Describes Inter-
relationships, potentials, and unsolved problems of the atmospheric
"^T^eteorology. 2. Geophysics. I. American Meteorological
Society II. Universal Education and Visual Arts. „ „ _, .
rQC8611 551.5 i^700743
Universal Education ond Visual Arts
Abracadabra Enterprises
see
Abraham and Isaac [Fihnstrip] Visual Publications, London,
1966. Made by Florence Taylor. Released in the U.S. by
Visual Publications. 1970.
37 fi color 35 mm. (The Slory of Israel, no 2)
Wiih study guide.
SUMMARY Presents the Old Tcsumcnl BccounU of the life of Abrahwns
rollowen in Canun, the parting of Abrsh&m and Lot, Isaac's birth and Mcrifice.
and Ihc siory of Rcbekah.
I Abraham, the psiriaich 2 Isuc. the patnaich I. Visual Publications.
11 Sencs The Siory of Israel. [Filmstrip] no. 2
[BS580.A3] 222 70-740766
Visual Publications 72 MARC
Abraham: father of a natloa. [Filmstrip] Cathedral Films, 1965.
^7(t color 3S mm and phonodlsc I i. 33 1 /3 rpm.. IS min (Storici
(rom Ihe Old Tesiamcnu Series 2. Bc|innmg of ■ nation, no. I)
With study guide
CREDITS Producer^ Jsmci K Friednch. Maxwell V Perrow; director,
JbcL L Tyler, wnier, Jesse L Coburo.
SUMMARY Presents events in the life of Abraham, Tells about hii reapoojc
to the Lord's call, his eventual return lo the promised land, and the birth of Isaac
to Sarah in her old age
I Abiaham, Ihe patnarch I Cathedral Films, inc , Burbank. Calif II
Senes Stones from the Old Tatamenl Series 2 Beginning o( ■ nation (Film-
stnpi no 1
[BS580.A3) 222 72-733456
Caihcdrai Films 72 MARC
Abraham Kaplan (Motion picture) National Education:iI
Television and Radio Center. Released by Indiana Vn\-
versity, .\udio-Visual Center, I96fi.
riO mln. sd. b&w. 16 mm. I Men who teach )
Credilt: E'rodiicer, director, and writer, Earle Luby; editor, ZIna
Voynow,
Summary: Abraham Kaplan, profe.^or of philosophy at the Uni-
versity of Michigan, explnlns his own Immediate bsckground and
cultural heritage, his beliefs and altitudes toward teaching, and the
difference between Instruction and cdncatlim.
1. Kaplan. Abraham. 1918- i. National Educational Tele-
vision nnd Radio Center, n. Indiana, University. Audio-Visual
Onter. Series: Men who teach (Motion picture)
923 Fi A 68-2612
Indiana. UnlT. Audio- Visual Center
Abrahatn leaves Ur. (Filmstrip] Visual Pubbcations. London,
1966. Made by Florence Taylor. Released in the U.S. by
Visual Publications, 1970-
13 (t color, 35 mm. (The Story of Israel, no 1)
With study guide
SUMMARY Describes Ur in the time of Abraham. Abraham's ioumey
across the desen to the Promised Land, and Ihe life and work of hii tribe en
I Abraham, the patriarch,
or Israel (Fiimstripi no. 1
[BS580.A3J
Visual Public
II Scries. The Slory
74-740767
MARC
Lihrary of Co^igrcss Catalog — Motion Pictures and Film strips
Abrmhan lincoln \FHm^trip) Society for Vimiiil FAlucation
(U fr. l<Aw K\ ma- lUnltMl Statn hlMoryl
»%mm»r^: Tr«r>ra lh« Hf* of Abnibaiii IJnmIn, and PipUlru hUl
•ICnlDranc* In hlator;
I. iJtwvlD. AtK-nhani, Pn» I" a, 1M» IWKV i Hoi-|rlr for VUual
KduntloD. liK- . i'hlcKflgk ftntca : tnltrd Siatr* hUtnrr < rilmatrip)
ftonaylTaala Hrhool for tbr Prat
Abrehiim IJnroln {VUmxtrip) My wrrkly raader, 1066.
Mkalr by (.'onitiMiniratflnt, Rrlcoml hy American Kdiica-
tion PiililtrAtinnv
2.*! fr. rolor 33 mm.
8«r(M I. rw tH m
AaaiMMrM IVwflhra <>Trnt* In the llfr of Uacoltt^ boyhood. Dv
plfti htm rtvliilnE hl« r4tt)«>r. plnnllnx M«-da, ctaopplDir wootf. bUDtlnx
wiUl turkrja. Ilvinc In a t'>g iiiMn. r>ilnx to arhool iB ■ lOK cahln,
pracilciQC rva'linf and writlnjt m home, ami borrowing books to rrad.
1 UiKvln. Al'inham. Vtv%. W S.. 19CO ISRft Oilldhood and youth
1. U; wvwkly fvadrr. ii Amt^rlcan Fkliimllon I'obllmitona, Inc.
3T'2.8 Ki A 6g-6243
pMsajlraala School for ihc IVaf
Abraham Lincoln iKilin.>**rip) IVathinfj K»\soiirr4*s Drvrlnp-
nwnl (VnUT. Kclcasrd bv Tenchinn K»vs<iiirvt's Develop-
mrnt i.'cntvr and Society for Visiml Education, 1971.
K fr r>>li>r S^ mm and itboinMliiH- 1 «. 1'J In , S3t rpiii , .'> uiin.
|p«><iftl* and evrniA Id American hlslorjt
AI«T IwDril nUh ph(Miotape tn nnovite.
Nummar; A nimdrlp de«l|nMs( for poor nvden. Tniraa the llfv
of Abraham Uni»ln. sirewilnj his early yeara from the time he
nod by the flrelicbt to the lltne be entered pollllcii. With capfl<iii'<.
For elefDentary cradoa.
1 |jn<^iln. Abraham, Pr«L t'. S.. ISOO-lSSV^ureolla Dims. I.
Tencblnc Ka-noiimr^ I>eTv1opment Center. II. Socletj for VUual YA-
uratlno, Inr., t'hicaxo. Serleo: People and eTCota tn Amrrican
bl'torr IPtLmatrtp)
372J 7»-738l29
SorlMj fur Vl<ni«l (Mucatloa
Abraham Lincoln, Afro-Americans, and the American
dream \\totion pictvre) WCIJS-TV and Columbia Int-
vrrsirv. Rrleasfd by Holt, Rincharl and Winston. 1J»69.
M niln Ml hA«. 16 mm iRlark berltaxe: a hlntory nf ATnv
Anerlrao- Section S. Cltll War. Afro- Americans and Alirahuni
Lincoln t
ffsatnMry.' Lcrone Beooelt analyxM the IJnroln myth and dU-
nuaas the personal attitudes and policy poalllona that mlRht hare
narktd IJnroln aa one of the mwt Miroted of American Presidents.
1. Uocotn. Abraham, Prw. I*. S.. 1«0&-Ifte5~ Views on rtlaverj.
I. BeoDCK. I^rone. 1028- n- New Vork. TeJeTlslon sutlon
WCBS-TV. in. Columbia rnlrenlty. it. Holt. Rlnchart and Wlnn-
toa. Ii»c. Serlea: Black berlU(e: a hUtory of Afro-Amerlcan.t
(Uotloo ptrlorel Sertloa 8: ntlt War. Afro-Amcrl«noa. and Abra-
han Uncoln.
973.7 Ti^-Tiun:>s
Molt. Rlnetuirt and Wlrv*fon
Abraham Lincoln and the Emancipatiwi proclamation (Mo-
tion picture) Project 7 Film?. Retfa-vd by American
Kdiicationat Film-s 1970.
JO mio. ad. color. 16 moo. (The Great decUloas)
Crtdlla: Producer aod writer. JMse Sandler; director. Robert
(iordoo : moMc. Cbarica Berostelo.
SaBuaary : .\o open-ended film which examlnen the dilemma of
Prcaldml IJnroln coocMnlac xiarery.
L Uncoln. Abraham. Pre«. U. SU, 1800-1800— View* on alarcry
I. Project 7 rilma. inc. II. American Edncatlooal Films. S^
rle*. Tba Great dediOona (Motion picture)
973.71 78-709706
ABerteaa BdiKallonal F'ltma
Abratuun Lincoln to World War I {FUinstnp) Jan Handy
School Service, 1969.
81 fr rolitr. 35 mm. and pbooodlac: 1 a.. 10 id.. 33) rpm..
10 mln imcmcroote. (Oor rountry 'tis of thee)
With iD'nic «r.ire
Smmmant: Within the frantework of a patriotic ciMral paiiRaot.
•oerxptic aoor* altentale with brief tnnaltlonal oarratlrea to trace
tW cDurae of ITolted Statea blatorj from Abraham Lincoln to
World War i.
' f S— liiuorj — KK^ I Jam Handy .'School .Serrlce,
lac. Series: Our conntr? 'm of tbee (Fllmatrip)
973.9 75-735530
A. U .\. Booklln
Ahrikam, miB of flrilk. [Motioa picture) Cooconlia PQnM, 19S9.
7 M.. td coior 1« mm. (Old Tc*UM»t Scnpnvts)
i at Abnhain to leave Ims home
a of Abraham 1 bUt ibnM«h the reqoeai
thai hcMcnAcc h« ealy aoa. Ivac
I Abraham, the pauwck I CdacoHM PuUiahuig tUxmt, St Lo.m. II
Sen« OU Ta mil ca t Scnptwva. (Mochb pKtwe]
|BS5tO.A3) 222 72-701693
CoKonha Rtaa n MARC
Abrasive blast cicanins {.Votum picture) Edio Enterprises.
Bclcajted by National Associatioo of Corrosion En^neers,
1968.
13 mln. ad. color. 18 mm.
Alao laaoad aa aapcr 8 mm~ loop Sin.
Hevtaed T««loo of tto 1900 moUoo pldar* entitled Sarfac*
pniiantieB todaj.
Bmmmarf: PMou oat area* of comaioa Ion. Inctudlnc petro-
cfaaical pUnta. wfl n er f . brld<««, rallrooda, ablpa. and ateel mllU.
DMaeoalratca mMhoda of rlgflBC aod blast cteanlnc of oil Oeld
Btorasa taaka aod relaled ttroctarer.
1. Sa»d-blaaL 2. Cbrrealoe and anU-corroalna. l EtOo Enler-
prlOHL n. Natlooal AaaocUtloo of Oorrorioo Endocn*. m. Surface
prapanthm lodaj lUoUoe pictorc)
621.5 70-700304
Naitnnal AwocUtloO Of
Abrasive papera {Motion pitftvrr) Walden Film C^rp,, 1068.
4 mln al, color, auper 8 mm l Ila.lr woodworking haod
lOOlB)
Loop film.
I. Woodwork. 2. Abraalraa. t. Waldeu Film l orpiiraH»ri
Serlea- llaalc moodworklnf— hand tool- (Motion picture*
68-I.08 70 7084-13
Walden Film Corp
Abre la boea (Mot'um /-irfurr) rnivpniity of Cftlifornia,
Oflifr of I'niversity Rplationn. 1969.
■'. milt vl c.>l..r 111 iiini
Humnarv: Show, how tlw I itlvrii.ll> of ('..lirorula dvi.tiil "t'l-
denta earn their Hl.ii™i unit- whU.> proTldlm dental rare lo rhil
dren of mlgmnt farm worker. In lb.- (Ireat Viilley of ( allfornla.
L DenllMry— Stiirty and teiirhlnB -(•allfornla. t, * allfornla,
tTnKeralty. <»t!lce of I'niver-lly H.-latlno-
0.17
riNE
Abaolate ralae. iTransparencics) Creative Visuals, 1969.
73-704844
(Second yea* al|cbra)
* trantparetKira color 10 i
Wiih OTCflayf
Widi teacher'* manual
SUMMARY T»o Icaaon vaniparmciei on abaolute value and two roaichini
<lueatKMi Iranapamciea
I Algebra I Oealive Vinuab (Firm) 11 Scnea Second year algebra.
I Tranaparcnc ics]
lQA152j 512.9 72-735998
Creative Visuala 72 MABC
Absolute zero { Motion /tirturY) ('hrmicHl Eiliiration Mate-
rial Study. Made by J. Arthur Campbell, Released by
MoiJoni I^eaminp Aids, 1969.
I iiihi si hAw. «iipef 8 mm,
Ijiop flim,
ACHKM Htudy dim
Summarv: IH-Telopn ihp con(H-pt of atwoliite «ero ualni: n aealed
lelaiw bulb flttetl with h pre*<nre e»iiKe contatnlnit helium. Notes
nnd plots pre*'mn*s on n in'aph.
1 Low temperatures. 2, lleliiini, l. Cliemlcnl Mucntlon Ma-
terttil Study, n. Modem I*«mlni[ Alda, Ne^v York,
Ml 74-7t>4.'iI0
Klotlfrn I>Timln(r.\ld.'
Absorption and scattering (Motion picture) Koyal Cana-
dinii -Vir Force. Ottawa. Made and released by National
Film nonrd of Canada. 1960.
It! mln. sd. l>Jcw
10 r
(I'hysk-a uf underwater sound)
!4('MM.\ltV: J. H, HiTKcy shown how Rounds are weakened \vht^ii
traveling sreiit distances and eKplnlnM how this sound lorn l.i de-
pendent upon the frequency of the nouml.
1. Sound-wares. 2, S«»nd-W)ives — Saitterlng. 1. Caniidii.
Royal Canadian Air Force. II. Canada. Natlooal Film Rourd.
Ill, Series; Pht-slcs of underwater sound (Klotlon picture)
(QC243] 5.M 71-712881
Nnil'tnal Film Board of Canndn
Absorption by fitters (Motion picture) Gateway Educa-
tional Films, London. Released in the U. S. by Com-
munication Films, 1964.
1 mln. si. color. 8 mm, lUfcht and color series)
Loop film.
With study card.
Summaru: IlUi.trate.s how a colored filter ab-wrbs or subtracts
rerlaln color-producing rays from a beam of white light
1. Color. I- Gateway Educational Fllm^ ltd.. London, it. Com-
mualratlon Fllw. Inc. Series; Light and color series (Motion pic-
ture)
Fi A 67-1702
Communication Films
Absorption of light by chlorophyll (Motion picture)
Thome Films, 1970.
4 mln si. color, super 8 iiini. i Rxperiineatal biology ; photo-
Hyiitht^ls)
Ix>op film. Film notes on cartridge rase.
CREDITS: Producer. Bmce J. Russell.
SUHUART : Demonstrates that concepts of color, light nhsorp-
tlon by chlorophyll, and light energy become clarified when colored
solutions aod a chlorophyll eitract are Interposed In a light beam.
1. PbotosyntheaU Chlorophyll. I. Thome Films, Inc.. Boulder.
Colo. II. SeriM: ExperlmeoUI hlology : photosyn thesis (Motion
picture)
(QK882] 581.1 70-712090
Th'Toe FUm-s. inc.
Abatract. [Mobon picture^ IBM World Trade Corp.. 1972.
Made by Gordoo/Glynn Productiofis.
I min *d coio* lA nun (ColTee break tpota)
Sl.'MMARY A icnea of afaatraci tecno accompaibed t>y miaK. deaigned (o
announce intermiasKKU for confeirncc groapa. Without narration
1 Mecunsi- 2 Re*t penoda I IBM World Trade CorporaUon 11
Senea Coffee bre*k ipou [Moooo pvclurc]
1AS61 791.43 72-700607
ONE TI MARC
Abntraction {Motion picture) American Federation of Arta.
Made and released by ACI Films, 1969.
10 Dim. ad. color. 16 mn. (The Art of seelac)
With teacher's guide.
CrfdUt: Producer. .Sietloa Roccoa,
SmmBtary: Show* tbat abstractloa la so Maentlal ai^mt of dally
linag. raen a rarlety of examplcn to eatahllah a deflnltton of
abairactloo and to Uloatrat* how Uw artlat mrploys It wh«o he
aelMTta what Is tlsoally and emotlooally atgotflcaot In the creation
of bis work.
1- Abstraction. 2. Art. Abatract, i. Anerlnui Federation of
Aru. n. ACI nima, lac Serlea; Tlie Art of aMlog (Motion
pl«ur«)
1 52.1 78-704580
ACI Films
Abntractionn {Motion pirhir^i) John Skinner, rteleaanl by
Kastman Kodak Co., 1967.
Ti mln ad mlor. 11 mm.
Nufitmitry: An nbstrnrt film In which rlrld rotors In msnr shapas
are nielteil together to the arrompunlment of faatpnciHl miislr
I SklniiiT. .lohn. llHtt or TiO II. Kaatman Kodak (Vin)[>nny.
704.945 Fi A 68-648
CINE
The AbBtractlons (Motion picture)
see Triptych: The abstractions
The Abundant land {Motion picture) Shell Oil Co. Made
an.l rrlea.'«-<i by WNHC-TV, 1967.
M mill sd color HI nmi
Kummnrv: A lour of various ngrtcullurul Industrlca In New York.
New Jersey, nnd Connect Imt, pointing out some of tlw great advances
thnt have iM^n made In agriculture,
1 Agriculture 1, Shell Oil Company, n. New York. Tclerlsloa
station WNIi<^TV.
630.974 Fi A 6a-94S
riNK
The Abused child {Motion pirturt) Video Nursing, 1967.
Made bv WITW-TV.
« mhi sd bAw. Ifi mm ( Pediatric nursing)
VIdeoUpe nlMo Issueil.
Wlth InwtnKtor's guide, student syllabus, and audiotape.
frrdif» InstrurtorN, Harliars Unfile. Marian O Morris.
Summary Ii.-nni-« and gives example* of physical and emotional
mother-rblld n-lntionshij*. signs of ol.use. sUtlstlcs of abuse, and
treatment for child nnd parenU.
1. Cruelty to children. i. Video Nursing. Inc. Series; Pedia-
tric nursing (Motion picture)
610.73 7»-7088e7
video Nursing
Abuses of politics: reality or rarity (Filmstrip) Educa-
tional Dirvrtion. Kelea.'^-d by Kye Gate House, 1971.
12 filmstrlps, color. :« mm. and pbooodlsca (2 s. each).
ail rpm.
Als.t Imued with phonotape In cassette.
With lOTK'licr's guide nt end of each Dlmatrlp.
SUMMARY: Show how the govemmeotal system works in the
United States, pointing out Its good ss well aa Its bad points.
1. I'. S I'lilltint nnd governmenL I. Educational Direction,
Inc. 11. Eye Gate House, Inc.
[JK34] 361 74-739898
Eye Gate House
Der Abwehrkampf ira Winter {Motion picture) Oberkom-
mandn des Ileeres, Berlin, 1942.
16 mln. sd. bAw. 16 mm. IFrontsehauen. No. 881-8)
Summary: Presents scenes of the Oennaa defense In Russia durtng
the winter of 1M2.
1, World War. 1989-lW5—CampBlga»— Russia. L Germaoy.
Beer. Oberkommando. Series: FroDtschati (Motion picture)
881-8,
940.542 78-708461
Academic sur^val, part 1
see
Health science; Academic survival, part 1.
Academy Films, Hollywood, Calif,
see
California's varied geography and land
Ecology — the relationship of plants and
animals to their environment.
Japan: a major industrial nation at work.
Japan: the rural life of its people.
Japan: the urban life of its people,
Japan's varied geo^aphy and land uses.
Maps and their meaning.
Maps and their meaning, part 1.
Maps and their meaning, part 2.
Maps and their meaning, part 3.
Mape — coastal symbols and terms:
Atlantic coast line, part 1.
Maps — coastal symbols and terms:
Gulf of Mexico coastline.
Maps — coastal symbols and terms:
Pacific coastline, part 1.
Library of Congress Catalog — Motion Pictures and Filmstrips
Academy Films, Hollywood, Calif. (Continued)
Maps — coastal symbols and terms:
Pacific eoastine, part 2.
jVIaps — coastal symbols and terms, part 1.
Maps — coastal symbols and terms, part 2,
Maps — land symbols and terms.
Maps — land symbols and terms, part 1.
Maps — land symbols and terms, part 2.
Maps — land symbols and terms, part 3.
Maps — land symbols and terms, part 4.
The Moose, our largest deer.
Our largest rodent, the beaver, in the
summer.
Pollution — land, air, water, noise.
Solutions to pollutioD-
Underslanding composition in art.
Urban uses of land: for business and
industry.
Urban uses of land for education, culture,
and recreation.
Urban uses of land: for historical monu-
ments and landmarks. Part 1.
Urban uses of land: for historical
monuments and landmarks. Part 2.
Urban uses of land for industry.
Urban uses of land; for recreational and
cultural activities. Part 1.
Urban uses of land: for recreational and
cultural activities. Part 2.
Urban uses of land; for transportation.
Urban uses of land in the largest cities of
northern California.
Your voice and its speech helpers.
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Film
Collection
see
Behind the screen.
The Blue eagle.
A Japanese idyll.
The Narrow trail.
Academy Photoplays (Firm)
see
The Salvation hunters.
Accelerated motion problems {FilmHtrip) Popular Science
Pub Co., Audio- Visual Division, 1J>67.
42 fr rMor. a.', mm. (Mish nchool pliyslcnl wl^noost
Knstmiiii c."\y<r.
POM lllmsfrip no. Rfi2,
nummary: IT^nnts coiiCfipta of uniform nnd iiwlpi-ated motion
nr.fl the Eruphlcnl iPlHtlonshlps of dlsplncenipnt, velocity, nccplprnt on.
ami tliiip Shows tlip flerlvatlon of the biislc foimuln wlrii npPl'*'".
tloris to solution of probleniR nnd laborntoiT expert meiits. Willi
"'""Acrelorntion (Mnchniilrsl i. Popular SclpnrP PubllchlnK
Company. Inc.. N>«- York. Au.lioVisiinl DIvUlon. ir. FOM fllm»trlp
no fifl2 SerleB: Illsh ochool phyalcal sciences (FUiustrlp)
Fi A 67-:i420
Pnpiiliir Sclenof Pnh. Co., Ainllo-Vlmial Dlv.
AcccleratioB. [Motioo picturei Animated Studio. Prague. 1968.
Released in the U.S. by Mass Media Associates.
2 min. »d color 16 mtn.
Wiih discustioQ guide
CREDITS: Producer. Jotin T.ylor. director. Pivcl ProcKwi*.
SUMMARY A iiory about • rwUcu cmrtoon chwmcler. who (Uei to Mioiher
pUteau lo escape Jus idlenes*. is usol to point out that the concept of projro*
u relaUve and thai nun'* baiic appcliua do nut change
1 Krttk/ film 11. Mass Media AMOoaie*.
[PN 1997.5, 791.43 ""L"???'
MiM MedU AttocUus '2 MARL
Acceleration due to gravity. Method 1 (.V<.««. pfc(ure)
Nalionnl Film Board of Canada. Adapted and released
by Ealing Corp. as a loop film mounted in cartridge, 1968.
4 niln. si. color, suiter 8 mm. (I*roJert phyclcs)
With film notes on cartrlripe case. «.n.in„niis
^TZ^SSL %S:^rTt^''''l \^'^r- National
Film B^nl ... EnUng Corporntlon. Cnmt.rldKe. Mass. Series:
Project pbyslcs (Motion picture)
531 I" 1 A 68-2oDii
Ealing Corporntlon
Acceleration due to gravity. Method 2 (Motum picture)
National Film Board of Caiiftd:!. Adapted and released
by Ealing Corp. as a loop Him mounted in cartridge, 1968.
4 mm. si. color, super 8 mm. (Project physics)
With film notes on cartrldEe case.
Summaru: Uses sl..«-mi.tion photography In measuring the aver-
age speed of a falling twwllng bull as it passes through four 20-cm.
intervals spm-ed 1 m. apart.
1 Accelfration (Mechanlcsi li. Clravlty. i. Canada. Nntlonnl
Film Board, ii. Ealing Corporation, Cambridge. iLnss. Series:
Project physics (Motion picture)
631 Fi A 68-236.1
Ealing Corporation
Acceleration of the '70's (Motion picture) Meadow Gold
Division, Beatrice Foods Co. Made and released by Fred
A N'iles Communications Centers, 1969.
'■ uiln. sd. color. 16 mm.
SIWIMARY: Uses a series of fast cuts and montages of people,
places, and events to emphasize the speed with which soi-lety la
changing, and the constant need to be aware of the charfges shaping
the economy.
1 ^'_ S._Soclal conditions— 196t>- 2. U. S.— Economic condi-
H,,iis— laoi*- I. Beatrice Foods Company. Meadow Gold Division.
II. Fred A. Nlles Conimunlcationa Centers.
301.15 71-710852
CINE
The Acceleration vector (Motion picture) Education Devel-
opment Center, 1963.
4 min, si. bAw. 8 mm. (Vector kinematic series, no. 3)
Issue'l -n stjindJird 8 mm. and in super 8 mm,
Made for tbe College physics film program.
Hxcerpts from the 1962 motion picture entitled Vector nintlcs.
With film notes.
Credits: Director, Jack Churchill; editor, Alan Pesetsky.
Summarji: Shows the affect of acceleration on the velocity vector
for a spot moving In an Irregular but repeated path. Computer ani-
mated film.
Another issue. 16 mm.
1 -Acceleration (Mechanics) i. Education DevelopmeDt Center.
II. Vector kinematics (Motion picture) Series: Vector kinematic
series (SIntion picture) no. 3. Series: College physics film program
(Motli^m picture)
531 Fi A 68-1523
Education Development Center
The Accelerator: a tool of atomic research (Motion picture)
Harper & Row, 1969. Made by Cascade Pictures of
California.
2 min. sil. color, super 8 mm. (InvestiFUms for Today's basic
.sf-k'ni-i' rt)
Uxip tllni mounted In cartridge,
With teaiher'.s guide.
S'limmar)/.- Uses diagrams to explain how an accelerator works, and
Includes scenes of the accelerator al Stanford University.
1. Particle a. L-e I era tors. i, Nnvarra, Johu GabPlel. Today's
liaalc Ri-leinf- Biwk 6. n. Harper & Kow, Inc. Serl&s; InvesH-
Fllma for Today's basic science 6 (Motion picture)
539.7 79-703618
Harper & Bow
Accent decor (Motion picture) Scott Paper Co.
by Modem Talking Picture Service ,196-?]
Released
10 ml'i sd. color. 16 mm.
Sumtu.nu- interior designer William Pahlmann shows how to
create beautiful room settings by clever use of color and potterna
PictuieB vmlous room styles from English regency to Oriental.
1 Interior decoration. 2. (Colors. I. Scott Paper CxHnpany.
n. Modern Talking Picture Serrlce. Inc.
645 Fi A 67-5181
Modern Talking Picture Service
Accents (Filmstrip)
see Dictionary skills: a programmed learning
series. Part 5: Accents
Acceptance (Motion picture) Graphicom. Made by Paul
IIoTiore. Released by AIMS Instructional Media Services,
lltil.
sd.
:i)lor. 16 mm, (Discussion vignettes
Mies.)
Accepting yourself (Filmstrip) Family Films. Released by
Society for Visual Education, 1970.
50 fr color. 35 mm. and phonodlsc: 1 s.. 12 in., 33| rpm., 12 mlo.
(Popularity problems of older teens)
With teacher's guide.
Tredits: Author, Paul R. Kldi
Summary: Senior higb school students discuss tbe relationship
between liking oneself and t>eing popular, examine how persons see
themselves and how they think others see litem, and atreas tbe Im-
portance of being honest about who they are, discovering strengths
and weaknesses, and learning from mistakes.
1, Self -evaluation — Juvenile Alms. I. Family Films, inc. II. So-
ciety for Visual Education, inc., Chicago. Series: Popularity prob-
lems of older teens (Filmstrip)
301.43 74-738089
Society for Visual Education
Access to learning (Motion picture) Ohio State TTniveraity,
Dept. of Photography and Cinema, 1970.
20 min. 3d. color. 16 mm. (Access to learning series)
SUMMARY: Documents the efforts of four elementary school
teachers to provide their students with opportunities to develop skill
lo thinking by motivating them to compare, classify, generalize, nnd
Infer,
I Creative thloklng (Education) 1. Ohio. State University,
Cfllumbua Dept of Photography and Cinema. Series: Access to
learning series (Motion picture)
153.7 75-710853
CINE
The Accessible Arctic (Motion picture) Canada Dept. of
Indian Affairs and Northern Development, Ottawa. Made
and released by National Film Hoard of Canada, 1967.
1'4 mm. sd. color. 16 mm,
French version released under the title Arctique: vole ouverte
Credits: Producer, David Biiirstow; music, Norman Bigras:
photography, Ljnton Diggle, Rlihnrd Gilbert. Tony lanzelo, Hector
I>eiuleux, Peter Peai-son, Don Virgo; editor, Yuki Yoshida.
Summary: illustrates how the rapid extension of roads, airways,
railroads, and ctimmunicatloni, has aided in the development of
comfortable and varied living conditions In the Canadian North.
1. Communication and tratBc — Canada 2, Canada — Soa condlt
I, Canuda. L>ept, of Indian Affairs and Northern Development, n.
Canada. National Film Board.
309.1712 Fi A 68-1552
National Film IJoaidof Tuniida
The Accident scene (Motion picture) Amerir.nn Trial Law-
yers Associiition. Made by University of Michipin. Re-
leased by Roscoe Pound-American Trial Lawyers Founda-
tion. 1967.
npprov 10 mill. sd. b&w. IC mm. (Civil advocates series, no. 3)
SUMMARY Ideals with various aspects of a civil lawsuit Involv-
ing au automobile accident case- Shows the plainUff and his attorney
^'njabiuty'f^"^' traffic aceldents-U. S. I, American Trial
Lawyers Association. II. Roscoe Pound-American Trial Lawyers
foundiition. Ill- Series: Civil advucates series (Motion picture)
fkFl290.A8| 347 77-714011
Roscoe Pound American Trial Lawyers Foundation
Accidentally yours . . . (Motion picture). U- S. Public
Healtli Service. Made and released by Umbrella Film
Productions, 1968.
15 miu. sd. color. 16 mm. ( Injury control)
Summary: A Saturday of misadventures and near-dlsastera
teaches a family and their neighbors bow to use consumer tools and
home conveniences wisely.
1. Home accidents— Prevention. l U. S. Public Health Serv-
ice. II. Umbrella Film Productions. Series: Injury control (Mo-
tion picture)
614.83 Fi A 68-566
CINE
Accidents in children (Motion picture) Video Nursing,
1967. Made by WITW-TV.
44 nitn sd, bAw, 16 mm. (PeUlatrlc nurslngi
Videotape also issued.
With instructor's guide, student syllabus, and audiotape.
Crcditt: In.ilructor. Barbara Brodle.
tHummary: Presents statistics of mortality and morbidity, particu-
larly in regard to growth and development patterns of children.
Disi-usses the epidemiological approach to tbe study of acddentB,
accident proneness, and accident prevention. Includes a brief dlscuB-
slon of a child with lead poisoning to dramatize how residual damage
occurs.
1. Children — Wounds and Injuries. 2. Children — Mortality. i.
Video Nursing. Inc. Series: Pediatric nursing (Motion picture)
610.73 72-703398
Video Nursing
Accidents will happen — if you let them (Fihnetrip) Cur-
rent Affairs Fibns, 1951.
33 fr f.iior. 35 mm, (Current alTaini filmstrip series)
Wllh i.lctorlal discussion guide.
Siaiti-uii-y: Shows the causes of the most common accldenta In
America and explains that most accidents are caused by carelessness.
Considers some ways of preventing traffic accidents. Itecommenda
steps to be taken to Improve teenage driving. With captlona
I. Accidents. 2. Traffic accidents. i. Current Affairs Fllma,
New York.
614.8 74-732803
Current Affairs Films
A colon International
see
with guide. . . , .
Summary: An open-ended flim without narration which use-,
multi-colored flowers to stimulate discussion about the relatlon.''liip
of an Individual to a group,
1, Social groups. 2, Social Interaction.
II. AIMS Instructional Media Services,
gnettes series (Motion picture)
301.1
AIMS Instructional Media Services
I. Graphicom (Firm)
Series ; DiKUsalon vl
74-710834
10
E agora . . . (And now . . . )
According to Hofle. tM<>^0'> picture] Neil R. Sentura.
Released by United World Fihns. 1972.
II min *d, bftw 16 mm-
CREDITS; Dir«tor and writer, Neil R. Scntura.
SUMMARY A spoof on modem iltimde* ibout kx and iu rok in a rela-
nonihip,
I Sei 2 Inlerpcnonal reUtion*. 1. Scnlura. Neil R 11, United World
Films, Inc.
1HQI8] 30U1 72-700563
ALA. Bookhit 72 MARC
Library of Congress Catalog — Motion Pictures and Filmstrips
ArcounlinK in Ihf hu«inr<^ worid i Kilinslii|>> Ktlin-nlionnl
l>in-.rt...i IM. iM-,1 t.\ V\y Cittr 1Inu«o. I!>7l.
il fl1i>i.ttl|M. mtur X*. iiiiii drill 3 |thnn»(ll>r« (2 ■ cn.-ni
m rpM
Al*n |i«iim| wtlh phofMlapr In ntM-wIt*'
Wllh iMich#r'> itultl* ■! »n4 nr rath flliumrlp.
KUklMAIIY InlrodiKV* lua>>r i»ro»iintlii« MnlMncnU and ^Ii.iw
h.>w thMT ■titi<>iiH-iif* arr u«^(I In iho rvrr^dNj biwIntMa worltl
I \.iwinllnf I KdumtloriAl [MnTllon. Inr. || R™ nm*
llouw. IM-
mK56Wl B57.3 TS-TaOWT
K7*<:«I»IImi*«
Ttir Acrountinic marhin« (M»(ii>n [m'tiirr) K<lniinl II.
It*rrcan *iul KCSM IV. Miidr l»v Reevrs Artpon. Re-
iM'^tl l.y Jnlm Wikv Rn<t Sons, 1!>7I.
Kli
With IniKlrucIor* fuldv.
StMMAnV : I'rvaMit* thv run*-Mi>nal ix>nipi>npni* .if Ihr ■mxiiillnit
machllt* by dMnofutrallns how to prrparr ■ ttrtallftj-iirlnmi ulf*
«n«lf*lm. dtaruwa the adrantanv^ »r ■ mimman n>port. and aliuwi
how rard Tolum^ nn b» rrdin-wl Tor rumiilntlrr rriiori" hj ibc iiini
ourjr piinrhlnc <^pahttlty
I \lii.hliiP a«-iinil>is I Unti-Kxii. K^dwiirtl It II KrS.MTV
(T^lfvivkin ■iart<«nl !Ua UalM>. rallt III. Wiley tJ<>hn) and Sonv
ini* IV S»rl«^ : Wllry {iMrM-itnt mnl lUta pnHT~>*lnK fllm -^rlc^ l5li«-
ll.>n ptcturri
[IlKiBTO] (vM.8 tl^713036
Jnhn Wl)*j and Sons
Accounting principles (Transparencies)
see Transparencies for accounting principles
Accuracy in mrasuremMil (^otmn picture) William Boun-
dey. RelMsrJ bv Film AsAiciiites of California, 1968.
10 min «d cnlor. 16 mm.
With 'luilT culdr.
AnaaMry; Rsplalna how to mrnaurv an ob)ect and ahows thai
— w irftpfwi isnntjr approilraatr. Foretnoentarj Kr>d«a.
L U«n<iinitlctn. i. Boundry. William- tl. Film AsaoclatM of
CHiUtOnila. I^** Anj[»l(«.
372.7 Fi A 6&-1829
nim Aaaortatn nt Caltfonila
Ac«tahularia : experimental alga (FSmstrip) Popular
>cirntx AudioVisuala, 1969.
n rr rninr n ntm
With tmrhrni' fiildr-.
Smmmmrg: Evf^\n^^v oinK-liirp. pnu-vx^^v, Hml tlif lifr ijilo nf llii>
m-irin* srv^n iilsa, .\rrlnbmlaria. With aplloos.
I. AcMaliiilnrlii. i. I\»tiiil:ir Srlrim- Andlo-Vi'niiiU.
589 7o-7^^%l
Acetate shcctjnc and/or flaas as printing plates {Motion
frietvrt) Chandler Pub- Co. Released by McGraw-Hill
Bonk Co., 1963.
4 ma. ai mlnr. 8 mtn. lArt experience series)
Loop Aim n<MintMl In rartiidce.
Crr4tf Prwlncer. Richard axumskl.
Smmmutry: t>eaK>aatra(ea (he technique of OSlag slua or acetate
sbeetlBg aa prlotioc platea^ For primary grades
L Prints— TertiBlfloe. L Chandler PxiMiahlnR Compaoy. ban
FraDCtaCO. n. Mc«raw-Rj|l Book Company. Serlca: Art experi-
ence •cr««i (Motion ptctnrvt
372.5 70-702270
U<<;nw-HlllB<MkOo.
Achard, Marcel. 1899- L'idiote
see
A Shot In the dark.
Achard, NUrcel. 1899- PaUte
see
Friend of the f&mlly.
Achievement '66 {Motion picturr) Public Service Co. of
Colorado, Kk>7. Made by JPI Denver,
IT ml>' Ml color. Ifl cam
Kmmmit'^: A puUlc reUtlona (Um which presKDls the year-end
tvport o' a power cMopajay, polatloc oat all arcaa of pro]p«-<^.
L PaMtr Serrtce Co«iii*nr of i'oionio. l Public Service Com-
pasT oC Oalofaito^
658.1 Fi A 68-91
CINE
Achieving relevance within the ennicalom (Motion pic-
ture) EUlucational Coordinates, 1971.
10 min. Ml mior 16 mm. iBiBefKtac Mltieatlofial pattcna,
DA 41
."TUMART ilhowa bow the planner of cQirimlaiii can follow
nratetiea that laake the mmculam more reifiooslre (n cooatnictlre
fon^^ of chance aod to the latereatt and ezperleace of the HleetH of
the arbool.
I. CarrtcnluB) plannlac 1. Edocatlooal Coordlaaleai II. Se-
rt«« Baiennnx edocatlooal paiiertta (Motion pktore) oo. 4.
[LHI570] 370.7 70-710880
Edocadonal Coord I aa tea
Achieving sncceas in the world of jobs (Filmstrip) Society
for Visual Education, 1970.
t<i :r o>h>r .r. mm- ami [ihoawllar: 1 a.. 12 la.. 831 rpn . 14
min. I Job npportnnltlea non. KcoiDp 1, no. 21
Abn laaiied litlth pbaAntape In caaartte.
With tfarlier-B Knlde.
SumBBar; : Showa boir a t»T »ho almost quit achool dlarnvered
that If he wefv l» he a aurt-nw In Ibe >iti world be would hntr to
apply tatHMPir
t. Socm»— JuTvalle Alma. I. Soctet; for Visual Education, loc .
Chliaso. Serl*w: Job opponnnlllai now (Fllmatrtpi cnMjp 1. no 2.
371.42 74-7M062
Snrlety for Vboal Kdocatloa
Aihtfvlng 8ucc»'H« In Ibc world o( Joi)s
see
L4>|rando triunfar en cl mcrcado de cmpleoa.
Acid < .Motion |>i>-iiin>) K.ncyclopaedia Britannica Kduca-
tinnal Corp.. 1971. Mnilc by {'once|it Film.i.
-11 mill, ait culnr. 16 mm.
Alfi liwiied tn bAw.
Willi tenrlter'a K»l<le.
rUKHlTS l-riMhirer. Art riocoi.
SI'MMAKY rrrw'uta varylnx ideaa about acid hh ptimwaad by
u*er*. foniH-r iimra, aclentlata. and eaperta who are atlll Iryins to
llnd out the efTt<cl of Ihla drug on the human bodj'.
I. Ljaerslc acid diethylamide -JuTenlle flima. 2. DrU( abuac —
Jii\i-ii|Ie niiii-. I KnryrlopniHlla Krltannlca Kducatlonn) Corpora-
613.8 74-7122»fi
nlca ICducalloonl Corp,
llv
.<-1..iMt^lln Itrltnn.
Acid-bajie balance— compensation of imbalances (Filmstrip)
Tminpx Corp.. 1971.
«J fr. oilor. Xi mm. and tihono<tlac L' k, I'J Id., Xti rpiii .
J** iiiln mlciofiroove. | I'ntlcnt rare nerlnt)
\la(i ImiK'tl with phonotape In caaaette.
With arript and Inatructor'a jiilde.
SI'MMAIIV A trnlntnic ni>" for niintnt. Shown how the rraiplrn'
lory ■yaleui ami the kldneya nti'-mpt to cocDpenaate tor excewa nclda
and baaea In body fluid*. Ktnphaalufi the cbanitea which take place
In tnrtMn diozldo and blcart>onn(e ci>ncenlratlona In body flnlda.
1 .\cld-haae equilibrium. 2. Ilorty flulda. I. Trnlnex Corpora-
tion If. >^rlM! I>ntleflt care ner tea iPllmstrIp)
[QP90.61 610.73 70-7382.'W
Trnlnex (Virp
Add-base balance — metabolic acidosis and alkalosis (Film-
strip) Trainex Corp., 1971.
TO fr, color. ST* mm. and phonodlac: 2 R., 12 In.. Mi rpm,.
18 iKln. inlcrusroovi- I I'nlk-nt rare fvrlM)
AI«o ImiKil wllh phoniiiapc in raaaette.
WUh script and liwtruclora Ruldr.
Sl'MMARV: A trainlnK fllm for nuraea. E>efinefi metabolic act-
do^la and altcaloala and prMenta the baalc phjraloloBj Inrolred In
thene rondlllouK. Stremtw the Importance of the niirae'a knowledic
of the undcrl.\ in)c conditions which may precipitate Bcl<J<Mia or Blkalo-
aia. IJata algna and symptoms of metahntic acld-baae Imbalancea.
1- AcldlMae equilibrium. 2. Acldowla. 3. Alkaloala. I, Tralnei
CirtMiratlon. H. Series: Patient care ser lea (Fllmatrlp)
[QP90.5] 610.78 74-738239
Tr:iln.-j.-orp,
Acid-base balance — respiratory acidosis and alkaloels
(FiimPtrip) Trainex Corp., 1971.
74 fr. rolor. 3.1 mm. ami phonodlacr 2 8.. 12 In., aai rpm,.
18 ODln. mlcrujn'oore, (Patient care aerlea)
\)*n laaiicd with phoiKitape In casiiette.
With a<Tlpl and Instructora Kulile.
Sl'MMAItV A train I m; fllm for nurses. Deflaes respiratory
aciiKMla nn't nlkaloals and presents the basic physlologr lovolved
in llirtie i-oiiilltlonit. Slr«wes the Importance of the nurse's knowl-
edpe of the umlertylnj; conditions which may predpltate acldosla or
alkaloels. LUts signs and symptoms of resptratory acid-base Im-
balancnk
1. Acld-t>aae equilibrium. 2. Acidosis. 3. Alkalosis. I. Tratoex
Corporation II. S«rles: Patient care serle!) (Filmstrip)
[(iP90.5] 610.73 77-738237
Trulo.-x Corp
Acid-base balance — the body's regulation of pH (Filmstrip)
Trainex Corp., 1971.
ItCt fr rolor X% mm. and phonodlac: 2 s.. 12 In,. 33i rpm..
2L' inln, mliTOKroove. (Pndent rare aerlesl
\\*4\ ti^iiiil With phoniitape In cas.'sette.
Wllh script and Injitrtii-tor'a (nilde.
St'MMAKV A tralnlne fllm for nurwa. Reviews the concept* of
aciti t>nae. hidoiwn concentration, and pH. Explains the fiincttona
of the respiratory system and the kidneys In the reKulatlon of pH.
1. Acld-baw equilibrium. 2. Hydrucen-lon concentnillon. I.
Trnlnex Corporation, II, Series: Patient care seriea (Fllmatrtpt
[QPOO.S]
Tr:ilnex Corp
610.73
79-73fi240
Add base indicators {}fot!on picture) Chemical Education
Material Study. Made by .1. vVrthur Campbell. Released
by Mn.lem T-earning Aids. 1969.
4 min al. color, super 8 mm.
I/mp nim
A CHEM study fllm
Htummary: tT«eii lire photojtraphy. molecular models and antma-
llon to demonstrate what Is happening to the aHd baae Indicator
Tiaually and at the molecular IcTel.
1. IndlratorH and tcat-papec*. i Chemical Fjdumtloo Material
Study. II. Modern I>^mio|t Ald.^ New York.
.%4l 78-704517
Modern L«amlnii Aids
Ab Add BLa. (Motion picture] James Spencer. Released by
Creative Film Society. 1972.
SUMMARY Ltn roeli muic and wtutiling ai back(roun<l m proenuaf
puliatini imagn •h«h were made by droppinf acid oo ccllulo^ Showi energy
in the sburact
1 Eipcnmcnul Tlmt I Spencer. Jamci C II Crcaii^c Film Socwiy
(PN1W5.9.E96, 704.94 72-700809
ALA Booktut 72 MARC
Acids aad baaca ia dtratkM. [Motion picture) Ohio Sute Univer-
sity Dept oi Chemistry. Made by W T Uppiocott. W. R. Bar-
nard, aod R. T, Yinsiin|. Released by W. B Saunden Co..
1970.
•d cokw 16 n
\ (GeneraJ cbemiairy tabotaiory filnu)
:anr>dfc with mafnetK tound mck and aa an
Also wtued in tuprr S mm t
ckct/otiic ndco recofding
With laboraiory manual mtilled Eipenmenial (eneral chemau7
BaMd on ihc book niitkd Expenmcnul tcncral chctniau^ by UppmcoU.
Meek, and Vcrhoek
SUMMARY D t m u w w iatea an etpcruneai m analynna votumciricaUy an
•cid (ohrtMB by utraiion with • bauc toluoon
1 VohsMtnc analyi« 1 Aoda 1 Bam (Okcmatry) I Ljpputoou.
Wdban IVMaaa. I9J«- EipenmentaJ Bcnertl ch««M»ry II Ohio
Stale UwvcfBMy, Co<MBibM. Dcpi of Cbowatry III. Saandcn (W. a)CaN»-
pany. PhilBiklpMa. IV. SaVMK Ocaeral cWauatfy laboratoa <Um^ (Meoaa
iQDlIl,
OIno Stau UnivetMy
S43
76-715059
MARC
11
Ackerman, Forrest
sec
Science fiction films
Ackerman (Nathan W.) Family Institute
Bee Nathan W. Ackerman Family Institute
Acne and dandruff (two of youth's problems) [FSmttrip)
Diana Wylljp, |(d.. Ixindon, 1903. Made in cooperation
wifh r..iyer ProdiictM. Rcleiuwd in the U. S. by Carman
Ediirntional Atworiiitee, 1966,
211 fr. oilor, JKV mm.
With teucher's manual
Xummory; Kiplnina the nalura and rauaea of aoia aitd daodnifT
1. Acne. 2, ItandrufT. l Diana Wjllle. ltd. n. Carman Eduea-
tlonnl Aaaortates.
Carman ICducullonal
613.4
AiMoclatea
70-734201
Acne vulgaris: ita pathogenesiB (Motion picture) National
Me.li. ,il .Vudiovi'^iial Cenlcr. 19f.7.
'.'.'. mill ad (-(.lor. 16 mm
S1"MM,\HV; DlHTume* the cauwa of ame. and the paihogrenmia
of an Individual acne lealon.
I. Acne.. I. National Metllcal Audlovloual Center.
[KL13I1 616.5 74-7I3WI5
Nfill-inal &Ie4lcal Audio- visual Center
Acre-Sajo Ck>mpany
see
Enter laughing.
Acres Limited
see
New dimensions.
Acres of cages (Motion picture) Dekalb Agricultural Abbch
ciation. Relea.'tod by Modem Talking Picture Service
Uii-^li
20 mill, ad. color, 16 mm.
nummary: Pictures new advances In egR production, showlnic how
farmers obluln bolter egf^ and mure profits.
1 Kegs. I. l>ekali> Aerlcultural AaaociatloD. n. Modem Talk-
Init Picture Service. Inc.
637 Fi A 67-5141
Modern Talking Flcture Service
Acres of science {Motion picture) Detcalb Agricultural
Associalinn. Released by Modem Talking Picture Service
,lii6-?,
25 mlo. sd. color. 16 moL
Bummary: Traces the development of hjbrtd seed corn, one of the
most slgnlllcaDt advancea Id airrtcultnral history.
1. Hybrid corn. i. Dekalb Agricultural Aaaoclatloo. n. Modern
Talking Picture Service, Inc.
635.6 Fi A 67-5142
Modern Talking Picture Service
Acres of sorghum {Motion picture) Dekalb Agricultural
Association. Released by Modem Talking Picture Serv-
ice iVJii~h
22 mill sd. color, IG mm,
SiimtTMn/: Ilhistrate* modern techniques la Inbreeding. cniMinc,
tealing. nnd producing hybrid grnin sorghum.
1, Sorghum breeding. L Dekalb Agricultural Association,
11, Sloilern Talking Picture Service. Int
633 Fi A 67-5153
Modern Talking Picture Service
Acrobats. (Motion picture] Stuart Productioiu. 1971.
IS mm wJ color 16 mm
SUMMARY Sboari a huafaaod and wife acTofaaUc leam ta they perfonn U>cir
coordinated •£!. whdc en|a(in| in veitaal uoibsL
I Siuari Producooitt. inc. New York.
rPNl997t 791.43 72-700075
CISE 7J MARC
The AcropoUfl (PUnutrip) Educational Filinstripe, 1968.
2 flimstrlpa ( pt, 1. 41 f r, : pt. 2. 48 f r. I color. 35 mm.
With manual.
Crrdtlt: Autbora, Marjorte Russell, Kenneth BoaaelL
fymmnry: L'aes photographs to trace the bUtory of the Acropolla.
and to present a study of the Fartbetrao, With captions.
1 Atbeoa, Acropolis. i. Educational FIlDutrlpr^ Hsntsvllle.
Tex a*
913.38 Fi A 68-4872
Educational Plltnsirlpa
The AcropolU {Fitmjitnp) N'or^tedta bildband, Stockholm.
Madf by Sven Samelius. Released in the U. S- by Car-
man FMu>>ationat .Vssociates, 1968.
2il fr .-..l-.r S.-I mm.
Wllh tejK-lier « guide
Crcdtia; Author. B. nookway
ffKSMMrv; Preasnla views of the Acropolis and reviews the blsiorr
of thia structure.
■ Another issue, double fr.
1. Atbenr .\cTopntU. l Nomledta blldhand. ti. Canoao Bdo-
cailoaal AawMiatea.
Cannaa Educntlooal Aa-
913.8
aoctatas
72-786815
Library of Congress Catalog — Motion Pictures and Filmstrips
The Acropolis of Athens {Filmstrip) Herbert E. Budek
Films and Slides, 1966.
33 fi. icilor. .t:, intu. , , ^^
sumtnaru: Scene* of the Parlhenon. and other temples ot the
Acropolis. With captions. „ „ . . ^,..
1 Athens. AcropoUa. i. Budek f Herbert E.t FlUnn aod Slides,
?ant£ BarbHra. CallT.
913.38 70-7*4374
Budek Films aod Slides of Calif.
Across Australia: Darwin to Adelaide {FUmatrip) Com-
mon Ground, London, 196-i. Made by E. M. Driscoll.
Released in the U. S. by Carman Educational Associates,
Ontario, 1966.
29 fr ciilor 35 mm (GeoRraphy In colour: Australasia)
With tea I hers manual. Notes rpvls«K] 19C6,
Summary: FoIIowb the first explorers' route overland from Ade-
laide In the temperate south to tropical Darwin Id the north, provid-
ing a cross Bectlon of the regional and economic geography of Austra-
lia.
X Australia— Deser. & trav— 1951- i- Common Ground,
ltd.. London, ii. Carman Educational Associates. Series: Geog-
raphy In colour: Australasia (Fllmstrtp)
919.4 Fi A 68-4057
Carman Educational Associates
Across the frontiers (Motion picture) German Federal
Railroad. Released by Association Films, 1961.
35 mill sd. color. 16 mm.
ftumman/: E>escrlbes the development of Trans-Europ-Ez press
trains from the drawing board stage to the final conception. In-
cludes sequences of travel through Europe on the Trans-Europ- Ex-
press trains.
J. Trans-Europ-Express. I. Germany (Federal Kepuhlic, 1&4&-
) BundesbahD. n. Association Films, Inc.
385 Fi A 68-607
German Federal Rail- road
Across the Yugoslav karst {FUmatrip) C-ommon Ground,
London, 1959. Made by H. J. Savory. Released in the
U. S. by Carman Educational Associates, Ontario, 1966.
2~ fr, color 35 mm. (Geogniphy in colour: Europe)
With teat-hers guide Notes revised 1965.
Summiwy: Contrasts climate, elevation, and ways of life In a
cross section of the limestone karat stretching from the mountains
of Yugoslavia to the Adriatic and the i-oastal Islands. Describes
geoiiigy. agriculture, and vllluRe urid town life In tlie area,
1 Karst region iDlnarlc Alps) i. Common Ground, ltd., Lon-
don II, Carman Eilucatlonal A.ssoclaies. Series: Geography In
colour: Europe I Filmstrip i
914.97 Fi A 68-4058
Carman Educational Associates
Acrylics : cementing and laminating ( Mot ion picture)
Tliome Films, 1970.
,*> mln. si. color, super S mm. (Working with plastics)
Loop film mounted In cartridge. Film notes on cartridge casa
CREDITS: Producer. Bruce J. RusselL
SU.MMARY : Illustrates the soak cementing, capillary cementing,
and color lamioatlDg methods of Joining acrylics and shows how to
construct acrylllc objects.
1 Acrylic resins. 2. Plastics craft 3. Laminated plastics. I.
Thorne Films, inc.. Boulder. Colo. II. Series; Working with plastics
(Motion picture)
668 70-711724
Thorne Films
Acrylics: cutting and finishing (Motion picture) Thome
Films, 1970.
5 mlij. si color, super 8 iiiui (Working with plastics)
Loop film mounted In cartridge. Film notes on cartridge casa
CREDITS; Producer. Bruce J. Russell.
.Sl'MMARY : Demonstrates the basic procedures for cutting, filing,
KMndlng. buffing, polishing, and drilling acrylics.
1. Acrylic resins. 2. Plastics craft 3. Plastics cutting. 4. Plas-
tic-.— Finishing. I. Thorne Fllm.s Inc.. Boulder. Colo. II. Series:
Working with plastics (Motion picture)
668 73-711725
Thome rilms
Acrylics: drilling compressed cube (Motion picture) Thome
Films, 1970.
■1 mln, hI. color, super 8 mm (Working with plastics)
Loop film mounted In cartridge. Film notes on cartridge case.
CREDITS: Producer. Bruce J. Russell.
.■NUMMARY: Illustrates how heat and pressure can produce
curved Internal lines from ordinary straight lines made by a drill
bit and shows how thU method Is used In constructing acrylic
objects,
1. Acrylic realns. 2. Plastics craft I. Thorne Films, inc.,
Boulder. Colo. II. Series: Working with plastics (Motion picture)
668 77-711726
Thorne Films
Acrylics: heat forming (Motion picture) Thome Films,
1970.
5 tiilii. hL color. HUper 6 moL (Workl^ with plastics)
Loop film mounted in cartridge. Film notes on cartridge case.
CREDITS ; Producer, Bruce J. Russell.
SUMMARY: Shows how varloun useful or decorative objects can
be (iirmed by bending and twishog hut plastic.
1, Acrylic resins. 2. Plastics craft I. Thorne FlUns. Inc.
Boulder, Colo. II. Series: Working with plastics (Motion plctuiei
668 70-711727
Thorne FilmB
Acrylics: internal carving (Motion picture) Thome Films,
1970.
4 mill. «1. color, super 8 mm. (Working with plastlCH)
Ixwp dim mounted In cartridge. Film notes on cartridge case.
CREDITS- Producer, Bruce J. Russell.
SUMMARY: Demonstrates how to employ the Internal carving
method In construcUng acrylic objects.
1 ^.cryllc resins- 2. Plastlcx craft I. Thorne Films, Inc.,
Boulder. Colo. II. Series: Working with plaitica (Motion picture)
668 74-711728
Thorne Films
Act along with Boris Karloff {Motion picture) Duncan
Foods Co., 1966.
1 mill sd b&» 16 mm
SumiHurv; Boris Karloff pri-sents a television commercial for
Butter-Nut coffee.
1. Television advertising— U. S. i. Duncan Foods Company.
659.14 70-701493
Act along with Cesar Romero {Motion picture) Duncan
Foods Co., 1967. Made by Tatham-Laird and Kudner,
inc.
1 mill sd. color. 16 mm.
ftummari/: Cesar Romero presents a television commercial for
Butter-Nut coffee.
1 Television advertising— U. S. i. Duncan Foods Company.
659.14 74-701494
The Act of creation (Motion picture)
see Paul Klee; or, The act of creation
Aa Act of Caith. (Motion picturej BBC-TV, London, 1967.
Released in the U.S. by Tmie-Ufe FOma.
41 rmn, »d. b*w 16 mm.
SUMMARY; Records the coocepbon uid building in 1962 of • new Coven-
iry Cslhcdial. designed by Britiih srchitcct Sir Basil Spence snd located on the
site of the old, mcdievil church which wu destroyed by the Germans m World
Waill Shows conicmpor»rym»stefp»e«»'l»^*"*'o«*"*'"*'*^'*'™'^'™^''*^'
mg the Iwgeai upeitr> m the worid designed by Orsham Sutherland. ■ iculpture
of SL Midwei and the devil by Sir iict*> Epwein. aod ten immense lUined |laa
wmdows.
I. Coventry Cathedral. I. Brinsh Browlcaiting Corporation Televtaroo
Service. II. Time-Life Fiinu.
1NA547I3
Time- Life Films
726
76-714670
MARC
Act one {Motion picture) Schary Productions. Released
by Warner Bros. Pictures, 1964.
no iJiin sd. b&w, 35 mm
Based on the book of the same title by SIuss Hart.
rrfdUg: Producer, director, and writer. Dore Schary; music.
Skitch Henderson: photographer. Arthur J. Ornlts; editor. Mort Pal-
lick. Coat: Oeorge Hamilton. Jason Robards, Jr.. Jack Kluginan,
Sam Levene. Ruth Ford. Ell Wallach,
Ftummary- A presentation of the life of Moss Hart. American play-
wrlcht. Follows Hart's development from Brooklyn and his early
struKKle to achieve recognition, through his partnership with George
S Kaufman and their first Broadway success. Once in a lifetime.
1 Hart M'«s. 1904-1961, I Hart. Moss. 1904-1961. Act one,
iL Schary Productions, Inc. iiL Warner Brothers Pictures. Inc.
Fi 67-1156
Act without words (Motion picture) Guido Bettiol, France.
Released in the V. S. by Pyramid Films. 1970.
10 mln. sd. color. 16 mm.
Originally released in France under the title Arte sans paroles.
Based <jci the play by Samuel Beckett
CREDITS : Script. Samuel Beckett
SUMMARY ■ An animated film without narration which portrays
the eiistentlal universe of an Isolated and frustrated man who Is
trapped In a nameless desert _ , _
1 Social Isolation. I. Beckett. Samuel, 190ft- Arte sans
paroles. II. Bettiol. Guido. III. Pyramid Films. Inc. IV. Arte sans
paroles (Motion plcturel
142 73-709796
Pyramid Films
Act your age: Emotional maturity (Motion picture)
see Acting with maturity
Acte sans paroles (Mction picture)
see Act without words
Acting do's and dont's. [Fiimstripi Visual Publications, London,
1966. Made by M. H. Ready and D. M. Skews. Released in
the U.S. by Visual Publications. 1970.
36 fr bAw 35 mm (DrMni)
With iludy guide
SUMMARY Eiamme* vanous movements that arc important to sctorv
sitting, Handing, indicating lorcc. msking gesluies. using the hands, bowing,
managing a cotlumc. and combming movcmcnl.
I Movement (Acting) 1 Visual Publications. II Series: Drama [Film-
(PN2071.M6]
Visual Public
792
77-740781
MARC
Acting with maturity {Motion picture) Coronet Instruc-
tional Films, 1969.
11 mid. fid. color. 16 mm. ....
Sec.nd edition of the 1949 motion picture entitled Act your age.
Emotional maturity.
With teachers' guide. „. ^ ^ a„, i,„„„
rrcd.t*. Educational collaborator. Richard Hill Byrne.
S«mmuM/.- Shows examples of Immature behavior as »»en lo the
reactions of young people to situations involving dating family Hffe
5dendshlp? and a.^hc^ Discusses ways In which this behavior could
have been avoided.
Another issue, b&w.
1. Emotional maturity. i- Coronet InstructloDal FlUoa. a. Act
Acting is the art (Motion picture) Urban Gateways, 1970.
Miide by Hezark Films.
1:3 itiln. sd. b&w. Iti mm.
fUEDITS: I'roducer and director. Stephen Betark.
SfMM.\KV : Shows the progress of fourth and fifth grade
chill iren during a nlne-weeli period as they participate In a
siM'clnlly funded drama workshop held at a public elementary
school on the West Side of Chicago.
1 Children a-'* actors. 2. Acting— Study and teaching— Chicago.
I, rrban Gateways (Film)
lPN:il57] 792.9 79-710854
CINK
The Acting-out patient {Motion picture)
1968. Made bv WTTW-TV.
Video Nulling,
44 niin. sd. Wtw. 16 mm (Nursing In psychiatry)
Videotape also Issued.
Wiih Instructor's guide, student syllabus, and audiotape.
Crrditt: Instructor, Martha Mitchell.
Summaiy Dlscun.ies knnwiwiKc. wklils. and altliudi's needed In
therapeutic nursing care of the acting out patient
1. I'sychlnlrlc nursing. 2. Acting out (Psychology). 1. Video
Nursing, Inc Series: Nursing In psychiatry (Motion picture)
610.7.-* 7&-70a419
Video Nursing
1. C1U(»IIUUUI ilini.u»i^j. ■- *- — - -— "^ "
your ace- Emotional maturity (MoUon picture)
155.5
Oironet Instructional Films
74-700229
Acting with maturity
see
Como actuar con madurez.
Actinosphaerium {Motion picture) Thome Films, 1969.
2 mm si, color, super 8 mm. (The Protozoans)
Ix>oi. Illm Film notes on cartridge chse.
Crfdili: I'roducfr. Bruce 3. Russell.
Summniy: Uiies a magnification of a rain puddle to show spines,
the highly vacuolated cytoplasm, and the capture aod engulfment of
several small rotifers.
1. Actinosphaerium. i. Thorne Films, Inc., Boulder, Colo.
Series: The Protozoans (Motion picture)
593 76-707067
Thorne Films
Actinosphaerium — the son animal {Motion picture) En-
cyclopiiedia liritaiinica Educational Corporation, 1968.
4 mln. si. color, super 8 mm. (Microbiology)
Loop film.
With teacher's guide.
Summary: Uses microphotography to study the Actinotphaerium.
1, Actinosphaerium. t Encyclopaedia Brltannlca Educational
Corporation. Series: Microbiology (Motion picture)
593 76-709088
Encyclopaedia Britan- nica EducaUooal Corp.
Action and reaction {Motion picture) Iwanami Produc-
tions, Tokyo. Released in the U. S. by Film Associates
of California, 1967.
1.% mill sd. color, Ifi mm.
Willi study guide.
Summary: Uses a series of demonstrations and experltuents to
explain Newton's third law— every action produces an equal but
opposite reaction and to provide students with the opportunity to
evaluate hypotheses.
1. Dynamics. i. Iwanami Eiga Selsakujo. Tokyo, it Film
Associates of C^allfornla. Los .ingeles.
530.4 Fi A 68-380
Film Associates of California
Action and reaction. Part 2: The action of remote
forces (Mention picture)
see Applying action and reaction to magnets
Action and reaction forces on stationary bodies (Motion
pirlu,f\ Iwanami Films, Tokyo. Released in the IT. S.
by BFA Ediicntioiial Media, 1970.
4 mln. si. color, super 8 tnm, (Principle.^ of action and reac-
tion fieriest
Loop film.
With study guide.
Summary: Presents an eiperiment with building blocks to illus-
trate equal and opposite reactions at points of impact,
1. Dvnaniiis. r. Iwanami Elga Selsakujo. Tokyo, n. BFA Edu-
cational Media. Series: Principles of action and reaction series
(Motion picture)
531 75-708873
BFA Educational Media
Action baseball (Motion picture) Athletic Institute, 1969.
Mailp by Parthenon Pictures- Purpose Film Center.
"0 nii'flon pictures (approx. 4 mln. each I. si. i.'olnr. 8 mm
!.oo;i Illm. Issued In standard S mm. antl In super 8 mm.
With guides. . T. >
C. edits- Authors, B:ng llusselt. I hmle-* A. 1 nlmc .
ContcuU: 1. Hitllng-stancc and swlng.-2. Hitting- -meet n- he
pitches -3. Bnnts and bunting.-*. The ha.se runner-o(T with the
Mt-^. Th.- runner-at first base.-6. The -""""/'■-"S,^;'"'' ^h
t^hrT^ 7! Slides and slldlng,-8. Pitchlng-the fast ball - 9. Pitch-
Kg-;-urve bal!s.-10. Pitchlng-thc PK^'^ofs.-U Pitch ng-to the
r.late-12. The catcher-signs and stance,-lS. The catcher-foot-
work; slance. and the tag.-U. First ba.s*-taklng the throws.-U.
First hase-liolding the runner, playing the h'tier-lS. First bn-*-
the swoeplags. putouts. and bunts.- 17. Second ba'W— foot«otl, for
the lioulile play.— IS. Third base- jilvot and crossover —19. The out-
floldiT.— 20. Freldlng— the groinulhali.
1 liaseiiall. i. Athletic Institute.
796.357 77-700286
AthletU Institute
Action in Vietnam {Motion picture) Australian News
and Information Bureau, 19611.
27 mln. sd. color. 16 mm.
CredUt: Pi-oducer, Frank Bagnall; director and script John
Abbott
Svmmary: Discusses the Australian contribution to the war In
Vietnam, focusing on the life of the Australian soldlera Involved In
the conflict ,, .,
I. Vietnamese Conflict. 1961- -Australia. l Australia. Newa
and Information Bureau.
959.7 Fi A 68-1730
Information Bureau
Australian News and
The Action leader {Motion picture) A. B. Dick Co^ 1967.
Made by Take Ten, inc.
12 mill sd. color. 16 mm
Summurv-' A prorooUonal film for the A. B. Dick Company,
manufacturer of automatic reproduction macbloes and related equli>-
Qkeot Features Model S69 automatic reproduction machine and
Model 7^ automatic sorter.
1. Copying procesBes. i. Dick (A. B.) Oompaoy-
666^ 78-701496
12
Library of Congress Catalog — Motion Pictures and Filmstrips
Action of uiUbloUca on iMctcriji (Vofum ^fur«) Burgva
Pub. Ca Urlraar«l by I>noyrr (r«p|Mtrt Co. ilMkti
4 Bilii •!. cnlor 8 Mm.
I^wp Sin
irHMaMrr- Poliila uu( rh«l Dilrmorcanlanut var; In Ihrlr wital-
11*1(7 In diffrtvnl antlblotlca and to dtffWvel concrntraMooa of lb*
HIM anIIUollr IkrcnanalratM lh» ■nllbliXk dlw n»Hhnd for anil-
blollf (rata, aod notra thai wllh ihU nM^hod arrrral roocvnirattona
of l«i> or inorv antlMolIn maj br Iratnl on lh# aamr pHrl dUh
I lluTfl<p<« ruMi«lilng C^mpanj ii ItmorM- <)«i>p^M (^bminanj
Action of pituitary horaionm {FSI1 A Ml) (.1/n/ion piV/uiv)
ilnqHT A Hon. INihlishors. lUTO. MaHr bv ('nil One
Kiliii rnxlurliotis,
S milt 'I r*>r.ir mn^r 8 mm < lUnlocjr w>rlri(»
l«x-i> niiii ntoiinrnl In iiirlrld«r
Wiiti (a|t*> M-ri|>i, lab nuiniial. rmdlnc" bnok. •ourci> btMik. aod
iMi'hrr'* nianital
Or«rfU« Author. R. K. Ua9«r.
«ti«««rv .Shuwa tb« rauthMia of four teat rata lii>>rt(Hl wltb
dinerrat pllullarr bonstwaM. DaacrlbM bow tlw o*arl«t and otI-
ducta ar« rvnowd. ti m mted. wvlcbM. aad r»ailtM<d
1. PltultAiT bomoom. 2. 0*arl«ti. S Ovidurt. l Harder *
Row, Pabtlabpn. 8*rM«i: Blolocr arrtM (Unilon pldum Harper
* Row)
5»1.I 78-706609
Harper A Row, TvA*-
. iMotkm picturei Thonic
FiliTYft. 1973 Made by Bruce Ruffner.
4 Bun •■ txiioi H^m I Mt (The Ejpcnmcatai bwiou Knc*)
Loop fkhn in canrtdfr Fibs aoMi o«i c«nnd^ caae-
SUMMARY Pnaratt m CKpcnncnt wiUi • feraoiim planl vtucb ihamn
■larcti productMM Sbo*« bow (be leaves, vluch •or kef< o^ erf l^fei lot
r VCD ly four houn. *m treated with prtrokumicllT viiJi TWT<at portMaaeov-
crtd 0(1 Mch <jt 1am )«■*«». Sbowt rauln of tcatini the lca*«a fof March lAar
the pteni ««■ IB U^ht fo( • day
I Kiarch 1 Sunata. I Tbonw Filn. me-. BtmMa. Colo U ScniK
The Eipennen(Bl baolonr Mfio. |Mocioa pkturei
(QKM7, $81.1 72-701382
Tbone Fihm 73 MAXC
The Action of the lever {Motion picture) Jlalas and Batch-
elor 1-^ucation Division, I^ndon ,I96-T| Keloased in the
U. S. !iy Kncyclopaedia Hritannica t-Mucational Corp.
3 mod.in |>iiiiim H mm. (mi-Iu si. (vl<if S mm
L<»>p nh K iMunI In BlandanI 8 cniii nnii In nupcr ^ nirii.
Wilh trirt..T'a (juide
^Kmnory ' r«<a anlmntlon and pbotneniph; to ahow thrw cloaars
of IfTerK, iwlntiD:; out dlffervot combiaatloaa of welgbt aod dlsfnce
fn>m tb« futcTtim.
1. l^rfT*. 1 llaliui and Karrholrtr fiirto.tn Kilnw. ltd., I^nd.iD.
IL Encjdnpa<<dla Brllanni<s Educational Corporation.
Ml Fi A 68-2915
Halaaand lUlrhplor Cartoon tllma
Tho Action of the I«ver. Part 1 {Motion picture) Htlas
and llalchelur Cartoon Films, London. Rclrased in the
U. S. by Encyclopaedia KriLannicn Rducationiil Corp.,
1968.
2 bIo- ■! color. A mm. (Simple raaohinn*)
Loop Dim I>«iir<l In ntandard 8 mm and In Ruprr 8 mm
With (rarber'a ruidr
CVotfita: Coltatnrator. I*aul Klrkpatrlck.
8 w ary: Show* how the lexer, pulley, wheel, and axle are related
to eadi other and bow each makes work eaaler.
1. l4^rer*. t. Halaa and Batrbelor ('artnon Pilma. Ild_ London.
a. Raerctopaedla Rrltannlca Bdtic«tlonal Corporation. Series :
Stmpta naebliM* (Uotloo picture)
531 Fi A 68-1718
■MTcte|iM4la Brltannlca Bdueatlooal Corp.
The Action of the lever. Part 2 {Motion picture) Halas
and ilatcbelor Cartoon Films, I^ondon. Released in the
V. S. by Encyclopaedia Rritannica Educational Corp.,
1968.
2 Bin «1. color. A nun. (Simple machines)
I>xip HIra limed In lUartdard 8 mm and In Kuper 8 mm
With teacber't pilde.
CndiU: Ollaboralor. Paul Kirkpatrlek.
Bmmmuy: Dentotutfralea bow lt»e lerer, pullej, wheel, and axle are
related am) explains Ibetr opemliDc prIrwiplnL
1. LeTTTK. r llaUa and llMich.>l<.r I'jirtiwMi (■■iUna, ltd. Iy>ndiin
n. BM^elopaedla RrlUonlra Educatlooal Corporatloa. Serla:
SliBpto maefalnea {UotlOB picture)
Ml Fi A 68-1720
I Brltannlea RdocaUoaal Corp.
The .\ction of the lever. Part 3 (Motion picture) Ifalas
and Uatchelor Cartoon Films, Ijondon. Released in the
U. S. by Encyclopaedia Hritannica Educational Corp.,
1968.
2 mliL M- eolor. Sam. (Simple marblne«t
Ijoop flia. iMued la MaMlar^ S mm. and In super 8 mm
With teaeber*! calde
CrtdOt Oollaborator. Paal Klrlcpatrlrk.
BmmmarTf: Iilii«trat«« kow the lever, pullej, wheel, and axle are
nUatxl to earh otber. and fxpl*'"* their operatlnc prlmrlplea.
1. l.«^eni. I Halaa atid Balehetor Cartoon Pllma. ltd.. Lioodon.
n. AtCTeiopardla Rrttannlra BducatkMUl Corporation. Seriea:
Slnpla maeblDfa tHotten picture)
Ml Fi A 68-1719
I BHtannlra BdiKatlooal Corp
Actioa-raetor {FUmatrip) Baacr Aadio Video, 1969.
198 fr. eolor. 85 mm. and pfaoooCape.
Pbos»(«p» laekloc In L. C Narration acrtpt for ptaoootape In t> C
A prcaaoutloo of Oaca-OoU t'SA.
Smmmtry/: A baatucaa faaae to «hlrfa aupervlaora are told of a
^Mcile piwpaaal preblw and are then aJiked to select ooe of fOor
0««a niuri of aettoa to follow in order to b(4v« (be problem.
Bfcgwa the caa^loree'a reactlooa to each of the metboda.
1. Maaaccnieiit tamca. l Baoer Aodlo Video, lac a. Ooea-
Oria CaiiipaB7, WllmlactOQ. Del.
658Jt 78-736462
Activator one (Motion |iiclun') Nnlionnt Film Honnl of
C.ninda, IIHlll.
.'■M min Ml itAw. tit turn (Challent* for rhancei
Made In nm)|H>rntl<>n wIlli de]Nirlmenla and nrenclea of the (lor
ernmenl nf Canada
I'ltF.niTS: rn«lu.-<T. IljirrI,. IhiweIN; dlrerlor. John 8porton ;
rt.MiM»enlary, Hill Davlea. photoKraphy. Ikwi Vlrao
SirMMAHY |iM«e IVIIln |e.-tiire« on hia aoIUalor phlJORnpliy of
human Itehavlor and dlai-naw^ clianclng neffatlre behavior patterna
inio more poallire onea.
1 Itehai-lor rhance. 2 IVIIln. Hare, |. Canada National
Him Board II. hterlea: Challenitf for rhanite (Mullon pjrturei
■1R'2 ":. 7I0.H-1S
Nnllonal Film lloani of Canada
Tliv Active sun {Motion plrtun-) Nntionnl Acndcmy of Sci-
run-, KHcist'd by MflJniu -Hill Hook Co.. IWil"
.'7 III I wl iiiliir. Hi mm
Siiniin'trt/: Kxpliilmi Ihe Inroniiutlon man hua mllertetl nlynil tlii>
Knn DlKciiNwH (Iti- old nnd new ni<-(tinilN of olXaliilnR diidt, the Iri-
(lufMces on movement In (he aolar aj-atem. the varloua atnicpa of the
tinii«(>.>t {-yclp, and the dllTermit typea .>f aoinr radiation.
I S.)lnr arllviry. i. National Arndemy of Sclenrea. WaHlilni;(»'i.
I' C II. SIrtir«« Hill Book Company.
&2.1.7 72-7(>021>n
Mr<;rn\v Hill Book Co.
Les Activitcs cinema tographiques
see
The Magic balloon.
Activities in the Capitol (Fihwtlrip) MrGraw Hill Hook
Co., in follnboration with William P. Gottlieb Co., 1967.
.'t" fr --olor 3.'i mm ( Wn-^lilriKton. I>. C : our Ciipllal City)
With ttvK'Iier'K Kuidf.
CrrdttJ; Adviser, Clarenre J (Ilttmjr'
itummnn/: I>('M<Tlht>s the npt^rutl.in nf the 1eel»ltitlve hrnm-h of thi-
FedemI Oi.vertimt'iit. InrUi'Iliif; the pro<rdure for considerlnc and
pasKlne laws. ExpluliiH the funftlons of ooDgremlonnl committees
the I!ouse of !lep^esentatl»e^ the Senate, the Vlr« President, and
the Speaker of the Houw. DlscnwtPB some of the services nnd con-
Ten leni-e..-i nhirh are prorlded for n<-pre.«etitatlves and Senators
With rapllons.
I. U, S. Comrreiw. 1. Mi-Graw-HIll Rook Company. Series-
WnsJilngton, D. C: our Capital City (Fllmstrip)
Fi A 67-2612 rev
Mrt;rn« nillR.x>kCo.
The Activities of Jesus {FUmJifri/i) Society for Visual Edu-
cation, 194;i. Matle hy Thoniik'; Nelson and Sons.
.*iO fr, tiAw 3.% mm. (Religious education series: The New
Testament)
Summary: Trneea events Id the life of ChrLst la order to define
his philosophy and personality.
1. Jeaua Christ— Biography. 2. Jfeius Christ— Character i. So-
ciety for Visual Education, Inc. ChlcaKO, Series: Religious edu-
cation series: The Now Testament (Pllmstrlp)
2:J2.9 Fi A C8-f.245
Pennsylvania School for the Deaf
A(;tivity Records, inc.
see
Cells.
Man studiea space.
What is science?
The Actor. [Filmslrip] Visual Publications, London, 1966
Made by M H Rcay and D M, Skews. Released in the U.S.
by Visual Publications, 1970.
16 fr b*» J5 mm (Drama)
With uudy |u>de
SUMMARY Analyre* the actor'i movements. |earure>, and etproaioni
■nth reUtioa to the role thai he a playing.
I Actio*. I Vnual Publicatton* II Sctk* Drama iFilmatnp]
(PN206I) 792 70-740782
'3 MARC
The Actor (Motion ptcttira) ABC News. Released by CCH
Films 1970.
M min. ad. color. 10 mm.
Credits: t^ireetor. Jamca Fleming ; narrator. Alee Onlnneaa.
Summary : An loqnlry Into the mystlqne of artora and their art
filmed in and aronnd the Old Vic Theatre In lymdon. Include* the
Ideas and Inalgtita of Peter Rrook, Tyrone Guthrie, NIcol WllUam-
x^n. Pfter Boll. Harold Pinter, and Joan Plowrlght
I. Acting. 2. Actora. t. American Rroadcnadng Company.
11 CCM FllmjL
792 70-710727
ALA. BookIM
Tile Actor (Motion picture) Andrew Chtaramonte, 1970.
'jn mln. ad. b*w. 10 mm.
SIMMARY: A >iiidy of a day In the life of an actor a> he exhlhlta
bl< detemloatloo. de^ ra tton. fruatralton, and parp^ttial hope to
bl« attempt to achieve auccaat
I. .\ctora. I. Chlaramoate, Aodrew.
792 7S-7108&6
CINE
I Ii.. Actor and the play (FUrrulrip) MinncaoU Theatre Co.,
uti;r.
:i.' fr ...l.T X\ mm and phonodlac: 1 a, 12 in,, .191 rpm 11
tiiiii mltrugri'ove
rredUt Nanator, Kdward Ulnna.
Hiimmarv Prpjient* qiie«||t.fi* and aniHera from high a. hoid alu
d-nia alwHt the 11107 Oulhrle Theatre producHon, Harprr'a Ferry
Include* vIewN of the building and gnoindu
1. Htavl«. Knrrie, I«W liarpera Ferry. 2 Stavia, llarrte,
IWlrt- -Stage hlntory. i. Mlnneaola Theatre Ompany. Uln-
H'Hp'^llM
Mliilie«^ila ThrnlreCo.
792
Fi A 68^ .1590
ReleHHexl by I'ntho
Actor's nJKhtmarc (Motion picture)
Exchango (lOl-j
n niln- si. IWfcw. 16 mm.
Originally relented In US mm,
I.. C has negntlvu copy
In the (Je<»rge Marahall Film Collection of the American Film
InMllule Collecr|f)n, Library of (tongreaa.
Cn«t; Paul I'arroH. Charlie Chaplin.
Summary : A story about a film dlrc<-tor and hl« experlenci-a with
hiti nctorit,
I Pathe Eirhange, Inc, II, George Marshall Film Collection
Ml American Film Institute Colle-ilon
"78.f) 7i^-7I03D0
Actuatilt (Motion picture) Jean Herman, Franc©, 1960.
Keleasod in the U. S. by Pyramid Films, 1970.
12 mill sd. bAw. 16 mm.
SIf.M.MAUY: Portrays man's calloiutoeaa lownrda war and violence
by viewing uneni'itioniil and nonoommunlcatlve men who preaa Crlf-
gers on plntiall machines In ii Parisian bistro and cause real battl*-
shlpa to sink, airplanes to explode, and cannons to blow out the wall
1, War and civilization. I. Merman, Jean, 198S- II. Pyra-
mid Films, inc.
Pyn
nid Films
152.4
70-709795
13
The Actualization sroup {Motion picture) P^chological
Filnw ,1968?,
T nioiion piclui-es tij uiin. ench) sd. b&w. It! mm.
Crediiii. I'rodu^'er, coordtniitor and boat, Ijiurence Schwab.
Summitry I'kturea authentic unreheamed psyrhologlca I Er'>up
therapy as w.'en through seven st-quentlal aeaalona.
I. Group poychoiherapy. i. Psychological Fllma, Santa Ana,
Cullf,
616,89 Fi A 68-1960
Psychological Films
Adagio (Mfition picture) Fred Mogubgub. Released by
Pvmniid Films. 1970.
4 mln. !d. color. 16 mm.
srMM.\ItY: An unll-tvar proteitt flim with grute.M)ue and explicit
[mages.
1. Wiir. I. Mogubgub, Fr«l II. Pyrnmld FUna, Inc.
(U2I.2] 301.1 7ii-712222
Pyramid Films
Adaimo, John
see
Adam, Adolphe Charles, 1803-1856. Le corsaire
see
Corsaire pas de deux.
Adam (Motion picture)
see Minority youth: Adam
Adam Claytoa PowelL {Motion picttirc] Mert Koplin and
Charles Grinker. Released by Time-Life Ftlms, 1970.
* mm id color 16 mm (Bltck view» o« ncc, no 1 J)
SUMMARY PrcKnti publK remarki by Adam Clayton Powell which «•
prcM the philouphy of the New Yotk politican conccmmg race relaiiont
1 Powell. Adam CI»yion, I flOS- I United Suto— Rice quoiioa.
I Koplin. Men II Gnnkcr, Charlei III Time-Ufe Filmi. IV Seno Black
view* on race |MoUon ptciurc] do. 15
(E185.615] 301.45 76-7I46M
Time-Ufe Film, 72 MARC
Adamakos, Peter
see
Anthem of doom.
The First eight years.
I or bustl
Jungle gj'm.
Marge's day off.
Adams, David
see
Catch the joy.
The Lefcnd of Sleepy HoUow.
Library of Congress Catalog — Motion Pictures and Filmstrips
Adams, David (Continued)
Sky above,
Sound off.
Adaras (Ralph) Productions, North Hollywood,
Calif.
see
The Crab cannery.
Fire protection.
Harvesting the crab.
Learn to swim, part 1.
Learn to swim, part 2.
Plywood industry.
Rangers and wildlife.
Trees in the forest.
Visitors at Yellowstone,
Wonders of Yellowstone.
Adamson, George, 1906-
see
Elsa and her cubs.
Adamson, Joseph
see
In the mist of life.
Adamson, Joy. Born free
see
Bom free,
Elsa the lioness.
Adamson, Joy
see
Elsa and her cubs.
Adj^ation and illusion (Fllmstrip)
see Color and its perception: Adaptation and
illusion
Adaptation between organisms and environment {Motion
picture) American Listitute of Biological Sciences. Made
by Calvin Produttions. Released by McGraw-Hill Book
Co., 1967.
20inln. Kt\. color. 16 mm. (Our living world)
Sliorlened version of the 1861 motion picture entitled Natural
seleclloD and aUaptnilon.
With guide.
Summar]f: I>|(icuHttes the origin of DDT-reslstant moequltoefl and
antlbjnilc-resl^tnnl liacleria; shows the practical importance of the
theory of adaptation by natural Beleotlon.
1. Natural wlecllon. 2. Adaptation (Biology) i. American
IngtIlutP of UlolriElml Sclenoea. ii. McGraw-Hill Book Company,
nt. Natural selection and ndaptatlon (Motion picture) Series:
Our living world (Motion picture)
574.52 Fi A 07-5670
McGraw-Hill Book Co,
Adaptation in aninuls (FUmatrip) Budek Films & Slides,
1964.
3.*. fr .■iili.r X> iniii-
ViedilM: Authors, John W. Hole, Jr.. James T. Roblnmn : edi-
torial coDHiiltaiit. Michael H. Budek.
Summary: Esplnlns methods of adaptation which are characteris-
tic of manimatn and blrda which Uve In and around the sea. Empha-
slxes movement, the capture of food, eating, and protectlon.
1. Zoology —E^ologj. 2. Adaptation (Biology) l Budek (Her-
bert E.) Fllmn and Slides, Santa Barbara, Calif.
.172.3 7ft-73.'J109
BndekFllmH&Slldi>H
Adaptation of bacteria by mutation and selection {Motion
picture) Encyclopaedia Britannica Educational Corp.,
1969.
4 mln. Hi. color, miper 8 mm. ( Bacteriology )
IxM^flltn.
With teachers' guide.
Summani: Uses an ecEperlment which demonstrates and ezplutua
causes of mutation.
1, Itucierlul genetics. 2. Mutation (Blolog}-) i. Kucyclopae-
dla Britannica Educational Corporation. Series: Bacteriology
(Motion picture)
575.2 71-703788
EncyliipAeilla Brltan- uicn Educational Corp.
Adaptation to a marine environment {Motion picture) La-
ment Geolog;ical Observatory of Columbia University.
Released by McGraw-Hill Book Co., 1967.
IS min. sd. color. 16 mm. ( Marine science film series)
With teacher's guide,
Sutntnary: Uses biological experiments to explain animal adjust-
ment to salt and fresh water, and discusses implications of osmosis,
hydrostatic pressure. dllTusion absorption, and excretion of wastes,
1. Adaptation (Biology) 2. Marine fauna. i. Columbia Uni-
versity. Lamoot Geological Observatory, ii. McGraw-Hill Book
Company. Series: Marine science film series (Motion picture)
591.5 Fi A 67-5025
McGraw-Hill Book Co
Adaptation to ocean environments (Motion picture) Mi-
chael DeLeau and Associates. Released by BFA Educa-
tional Media. 1970.
11 mln. sd. color. 16 mm.
With study guide. ^ . , .
Summary : Shows the behavioral and structural adaptations which
have been developed by animals that Inhabit the ocean enviroomeDts.
1, Adaptation (Biology) 2. Marine fauna. I. Michael Del«aa
and Assoclate-s, II. BFA EMucatlonal Media.
591.5 70-711121
BFA Educational Media
Adaptations for survival; birds {Motion picture) Interna-
tional Film Bureau, 1969.
14 mm sd. color. 16 mm.
CiediXs: Photography. Walter H. Berlel.
Summary: Illustrates both structural and behavlornl adaptations
of birds to their environments. Shows how these adaptations enable
birds to get sufficient food, to defend themselve-H. and to reproduce
enouKh offspring to continue the species. Designed to promote dis-
cussion of evolution.
1, Blrd!». 2 Adaptation (Blolopj). i International Film
Bureau, Inc.. Chicago,
591.5 77-707236
International Film Bureau
Adaptations in plants (FUmgtrip) Budek Films and Slides,
1964.
36 fr. color. 3j mm.
Summary: Points out that various plants are specially equipped
to surTlve in particular environmental conditions. Uses as an
example the Venu.s' fly-trap, a plant which Is equipped to survive
In soil lacking necessary chemicals. With captions.
1. Adaptation (Biology). 2. Botany—Ecology. 3. Dlonaea muscl-
pula. L Budek (Herbert E.) Films and Slides, Santa Barbara,
Calif.
581.5 76-732825
Budek Films and Slides
Adaptations of plants {FUmstrip) Jam Handy Organiza-
tion, 1967.
48 fr ciilor. 35 mm. (Plant structure and growth, no. 8i
Summarp: Describes the basic structure, characteristics, and func-
tions of plants, emphasizing the adaptations which plants make.
1. Plants. 2- Adaptation (Biology) i. Jam Handy Organization,
inc. Series- Plant structure and growth (FUmstrip) no. 8.
581.5 Fi A 68-4935
Jam Handy Organization
Adapting to changes in nature {Motion picture) Journal
Films, 1968.
10 m 1 ^d, tol..i -I1I--I' 8 mm, (Primary s.-li-nce sirles)
Loop lilm inniinted In cartridge.
With teacher's guide.
Buuimiiry: Show.s how animals and plants adapt to change.'^ m
1 Adaptation (Biology) i. Journal Films, Inc.. Chicago.
Series Primary science series (Motion picture. Journal Films)
372.3 79-70076-2
JoLirmilFllm-^
Adapting to conditions {Motion picture) National Associa-
tion of Automotive Mutual Insurance Companies, 1961.
Miide l>y Dallas Jones Productions.
8 mln. Bd. color. 16 mm.
Summary- Dramatizes some of the unexpected Incidents that may
hi- fnci.untered by a truck driver operating In unfon-seen conditions;
stresses the Importance of constant alertness.
1 Traffic safety. i. National Association of Automotive Mutual
Insurance Companies.
Fi 67-931
Adaptive variation in plant forms {Motion picture) Ameri-
can Institute of Biological Sciences. Made by Calvin
Productions. Released by McGraw-Hill Book Co., 1967.
-0 mln. Bd color. 10 mm. lOur living world)
Shortened version of the 1961 motion picture entitled Diversity In
form and size.
With guide,
Summon/.- Describes charaoterlsllcs of plants, plant cells, and
photosynthesis Presents a survey of the plant kingdom by com-
paring various growth habits of plants and by using a phylogenetlc
tree.
1. Botany. l American InMtltute of Biological Sciences, n.
Mc<:raw-Hlll Book Company, in. Diversity In form and size (Motion
picture) Series; Our living world (Motion picture)
681 Fi A 67-5M8
McGraw-Hill Book Ca
Addends and sums ( Motion picture) Stephen Bosustow
Productions, Released by UFA Educational Media, 1971.
4 mill, si, wlor super 8 mm. (Primary math serle-s)
l.niin fllin.
With study guide.
SI'MMAItY: An animated film In which a magician and Ills maRlc
bat cxiilain the tfima "addend" and "sum" as applied to simple
adillug jnoljlem>t. For primary grades.
1. Adilltli.ii— Juvenile films. I, Bosustow (Stephen) Produc-
tions. II. BFA Kducatlonal Media. III. Series: Primary math se-
rlfi I.Mnllon picture)
[CiA115] 372.7 72-714925
ni'A Kdu<-titlona1 .Media
14
Adding (Motion picture) Stephen Bosustow Productions.
Relcii-^cd by BFA Eilucatioiiiil Media, 1071.
4 mill. si. color, super 8 mm. (Primary math series)
Loop film.
With study guide. ^ ,
SUMMARY; Illustrates how to add using aiilnuited steam en-
gines which bring on small groups of freight cars and arrange them
In columns. For primary grades.
1 Addition— Juvenile films. I. Bnsustow (Stephen) Produc-
tions. II. BFA Educational Media. HI. Series: Primary math
series (Motion picture)
[QAUb] 372.7 79-714924
UFA Educatli.nnl Mi-dia
AildiBS a Tisnal dimeasloB to coaaseUBS. [Motion picture] Coim-
seting Films. Released by Americao Pet^oonel and Guidance
Associatioa, 1972.
I. loumh Dilley. James U Lee, Doo L Soren-
SUMMARY A counie lor- training film which demonstrates how visuab vc
used lo help counselees resolve confiicU, build reUiionships, make better dec»-
1 . Counseling I Counseling Films, inc
Guidance Associauon.
tBF637C«] 131.3
Amencan Personnel and 72
II. American Personnel and
72-700612
MARC
Adding and calculating machines (Filmstrip) Society for
Visual Education, 1971.
m fr, color. STi mm and plionodisc: 1 s., 12 In., Xli rpm,, I'J
min. (Introduction to business mnchlnes. no. 3)
Also Issued with phonotape In inssette.
With teacher's guide including rending script.
Credits; Consultant. John L Adams
Summary: Demonstrates In actual office settings the use of the
full bank adder, the ten-key adder, and the printing calculator. Also
shows key-driven and rotary calculators.
1. Calculating-machines. 1. Society for Visual Education, Inc.,
Chicago. Series: Introduction to business machines (Filmstrip)
DO. 3.
651 7a-738]36
Society for Visual Education
Adding and calculating machines
see
Miquinas de sumar y calcular.
Adding odds and evens {Motion picture) Ealing Corp.,
1%9.
4 mli> si. color, super 8 mm. (First ideas la mathematics)
Loop lilm. Film notes on cartridge casa
Credit!: Author, L. J. May.
Summary: Uses squares to show that an even number plus an
even equals an even, an odd plus an even equals an odd, and odd
plus odd equals even. For elementary gradea.
1. Addition. I. Ealing Corporation. Cambridge, Mass.
Series: First Ideas In mathematics (Motion picture)
372.7 76-700819
Ealing Corporation
Adding rules of the game {Motion picture) Ealing Corp.,
196!>.
4 mln si. color, super S mm. (First Ideas In mathematics)
I,oop lilm. Film notes on cartridge case.
Creditn: Author. L. J. May.
Bummaiy: Uses a numt>er line to show the commutative and the
a.ssociatlve properties of addition, and shows that no matter how
the addends arc arranged, the sum remains the same. For ele-
mentary gradea
1. Addition. 2. OmmuUtlve law (Mathematics) i. Ealing
OorporaUon, Cambridge. Mass. Series: First Ideas In mathematlca
(Motion picture)
372.7 78-700822
Ealing corporation
Adding with fractions (machine) (Motion picture) Na-
tional Council of Tencliers of Mathematics in cooperation
witli General Learning Corp. Made by Davidson Films.
Released by Silver Burdett Co., 1070.
HI mln. Bd. ctilor. 16 mm. (Elementarj- mathematics for teach-
ers and students, Stu<lent HlmSA)
With teacher's guide,
CREDITS: Project director, Harry D. Ruderman ; teachers.
Lauren G. Woodhy. Joseph Moray.
SUMM.\BY: .An animated film In which a little boy learns to use
a "number re-numer" that manufactures equlvalont fractions.
1. Fractions. 2. Addition. I National Council of Teachers of
Mathematlca. 11. Silver Bardett Company. III. Series: Elementary
mathematlca for teacher« and stndents. Student film 3.\ (Motion
picture)
[QA117] 511 72-718700
silver Burdatt Co,
Addio Leonardio {Motion picture) Joe Copley Wemple,
1968.
14 mln. sd. color. 16 tmn.
Sumiii'try: An expos^ Of the American art scene.
Another issue, b&w.
1, Art. American. 2. Art, Modern — 20th century— U. S.
I. Wemple, Joe Copley.
709.73 70-702510
CINE
Addis Ababa — Pan African center {Motion picture) Ealing
Corp., 1970.
4 min. bl color, super 8 mm. (.\frlca)
IxHjp film. Film nole.1 on cartridge cnse
Summary: A Hludy of the contrasting life styles of Addts Ababu,
showing the slums surrounding the city and the new buildings
ereiteil by (he Emperor. Halle Sclasni.
1, Addlfl Abalta — Description. l Ealing Corporation, Cam-
bridge, MasH Series: Africa (Motion picture)
916.3 70-706777
Ealing Oorporatlon
Library of Congress Catalog — Motion Pictures and Film strips
AddlBon-Wi'Bley IVblislUng Company
Bee
Analytlng the Job.
Following up on training.
How to do on-the-job tralnlnK-
Preparing objectives.
Preparing to train.
Training for resulta.
Addition {FiJmstrip) Troll AsinciatcB, 1970.
J* fr Poli>r SS mm.
f.r4'f: ('.Mi*ultanl. Irrlnj M I'owle
Smmtmary: Inlnyluor* prln^'ltilni at nrw mmh. Illuiilratexi how (o
■dtt ttMt inemtH>r« In illffftvnl cTAupa tn niak* i>nc Urgrr rmiip
Hrlpa chtltlim wlv* probl«tus anil iMrn aboiil mXhrtnalli-Hl >^n-
iPDora. With r*p<lonK. For dmn'ntiiry rrndoH.
1. Adiiuutn I. Troll AxKX-UIrv
.172.7 75-7.17.111!)
Tr»>Il A«v>^l«t«*
Addition {Motion picture) MitojnilUa Co., S^'hool Division,
1970. Mftd« bj D&WdMn Filnu.
4 ml.u •! <%>l»r !<uprr 9 mm. lUaciDlHiin ckmenUry math
loop* I
With tMchfm na*m.
fiammtmn,- [Vrelopa the studmt't UDdrnUndlng of addlllon
Ihruuch thv v«p or raiMi and idtualtiMis larolvlnc Jolnlnx aebi nnd
"joJnlrK Imfth^"
1. A<l(IHI>in I. Marmtllan. firm, publlahfr^, Nrw York School
Dlvlftlnn. II l>aTt(l«nn Films. San Krancl<vo Si>rln: Ma<-miiiiin
HrtiM^tary mnlh loofM (Motion plctum
511 77-70.V2H2
.Mans 1 1 la a Po.
Addition and its pn^wrtics {FiUnttrip) Universal Educa-
tion and Visual Arts, 1970.
(».'onc*pt^ of modern niathprnatlcs. part 1)
1 roll color X> t
Wllh mjiiiual
SmmmtfitTf: !'««« n»L» of nbjettji to Inlroditce Ih*" roDcepl of addi-
tion, aad dvrclopa an additional alffortthm with oimaiutatue am]
a»orlatlvr pn>portlt^ With rapllona.
1 Addition I, UntTenul F^liimtlon and Visual Art*. S*rlc««:
f'ooo»pt« of tnodern roatbematic^ (Filnwtripl part 1.
511 77-736504
rnlrrml BdiKviloo add Tlfniat Arts
Addition and iLs properties {Motion picture) National
Council of Tcarhfrs of Mathematics, 1965. Made by
Da%-i(tM)n Films. Released by Universal Education and
Visual Arts.
28 rain ad. color. 16 mm. (Malhematlcn for rlemonlary school
Iracb^ra i
Wllh ouiniial. Manual larklnx In U C.
Crr4tlM: l*n>>ct director, Harry I', nudennan ; teacher and acrlpt
writrr, JoM^nb Unraj: dlrsctor of photography. John >L Darldsoo.
Smmmmry: l>olnu out mMhods of tcachln* addition which encour-
ac* ondcntandlDC of tbe proc«M rather than mere mechanical manlp-
atatioti.
1, Addltioo— Jureolle fllma. i, Nallooal Council of Teachers of
Uatbematlra. ii. I'niTeraal Kduoiloo atid Visual Arts. Serlea:
Uatbematica for elemenury school teachefs. (Motion picture)
Fi 67-287 rev
Addition and naltlpUcation on the nninber line (FUrrutrip)
.lam Handy School Seirice Center. 1(169.
S) fr rotiir 3.' mm. (DlsroTerlng with tbe Dumher line, no. Si
With manual
riBMBMnr llluatratca. .larlflw. and reUtaa the fuodameotal coo
cn>t« of tbe tiumhrr line. For elen>eotary cradm.
1. Nambrr line. ::. Addition. 3. UnlUpllcatlon. i. Jam Handy
Sctkool serrkv Owter. Serlea: DlacorcrlBjc with ilw ntimber line
(niBstrtp) an. 1.
372.7 70-7.16.101
Jam Haady Srbool Serr- [c« Onttr
Corp.. 1968
[PQmatrip) Educational Pra^ectiou
Lc^4. 7JT)
n fr co4or )1 bhs (Modcra
Wlia MKkcT * HMMl
CaEDm AMkon. DoMTW 9. LKkutani. Oterln W Ea^
SUMMAaV ~
With
Ahaa. 2. Sabmctna— Juvcfuk nuaa J AI«onthm*
IdKioK I S<*tnctwn ) Al(orMJumi t Lduc*-
Carpmwbem- II Seriea (Modem waUmMUcs prapMi
72-733S44
MARC
Addition and nbtraetion {Famttrip) Troll Attociatcs,
1970.
22 fr. color- 35 mm.
CrMiU: OmsalUnt. Irrloc H. CowtcL
Swmmar§: A review of tbe basic wM Oip t a of new math addltloo
an.| ■Qbtraeiloo. InTeBtlcatcs tbe Invcnw relstlooshtp betwaen addi-
tion and sobtracikMi: eftcooracca chlMrcB to dlaeorer matbemattcal
relatlonahlpa on their owa. Wlta capUaaa. For elcotcstary sradca.
1. Addltkw. 2. SobtrarOoa. t. TraO Aaaoelatca.
872.7 75-7J7400
Tnli.
Addition and mhlractlon alsorithfnn {Motion picture) Na-
lumrt) CtMiiint nt Tearhen nf MathonmlicA, IDAS. Mado
hy I)n\iil<M)n KilniN. Itj^lraMvl by Cnivrnial Mucatinn and
Vimial .VrtB.
'^H mill ail niliir 111 mm. ( Mnll)ciiiallc-i for elementary school
tern hem)
Wllh ninniinl Mnniinl lacking In I. I'
Crrdttt: I'niject illrei-lor. llnrry H Itiidrrman ; learlier and wrltrr.
J.«n''i -Moray ; dlreclor of pho|oBrB|*y, Ji>hn M HBilfl<u.n
Summitry: lnlf.«liireii nlgorllluim Kiillnw* ■tii* t.> tHrji prorwhinW
fnr aiilTlng prohliiiia, for niMlllim and ■ulttrartlon. Kmiihaalsea un-
dfTMiioiIlnit of the tuiiilp prln. Ipli-it |nvi>l»i'<) In earh alep of an arllh-
nielli- pr«re«a rather llian mefiiorliinit riiira
1 Ad<|llion 2. Huhtrnrlliin i National Council <>r Tiwrhers of
Mat h.ma tics ii. riil»er«nl l-VImiitlon and Vlaiial An* .Herl« ;
Miillieiuatlca fnrelemen- lary school teacbera (Motion picture)
Fi 67-288 rev
Addition and subtraction are related (Filmstrip) Popular
Sci.-nre Pub. (V. Audio Visiiiil Division. 1969.
42 fr color, n.% nun. I Kletnentiiry MiAtheinaltca)
hX>M ninwtrlpno »II-2.
Wllh leachinE xulde.
MHinmary.' Kxplores the relnllonshlp between addition and sub-
traction, and showr ilie use of ohjerts and number rays to determine
sums. Kxplalna "uhlractloii aa the flndlnK of the mlmlnK addend.
1. Addition. 2. Stlbtrnctlon. i, I'opulnr Hclcnce l*ubllHhlnK Coid-
pany, Inc., .New York. And In- Visual l>lvlalon. ii KOM flliiulrlp no.
,1tI-2. Series: Klemenlory mathemallni (Fllmalrlp)
;172.7 Fi A 68-4752
Popular Science I'uh, O., Audio- Visual Dl?.
Addition and subtraction of common fractioHH (Filmstrip)
fiiivorsal Fducntion nnd Visual Art3. 1970.
21
1 roll, color. 35 mm. (Ooncrpta of modem malhemattca, part
)
With caption*!.
Sumnvjty: I)eflnes! common fractlnns and derelopa alKortthm for
nddlllon and subtraction of common frHrtlona Wllh cnpilons.
1. Fraction*. i irntverwl ICiIiicatlon and Vlaiin! Arts. Se-
ries: Concepts of modern mathemnti™ (Fllmatrlp) part 2.
511 74-7.16293
Unlrersal Education and Visual Arts
Addition and subtraction of decimal fractions (FOmstHp)
Universal Educjitiun and Visual Arts, Ii»70.
1 roll, ciil.ir, :io mm. (Concepm of modern mathematics, nan 2)
With manual.
Huminarv (■^tahllshes meaning of decimal fractloiui. nnd derelops
alit..rlthm foe nddltUin and auhtraotlon of decimal fructlona With
capdons.
1. FractlonK, t»eclmal. i. InUerrol Education and Visual Arts
Serioa; Concept* of modern mnthematirs (FUniHtrlp) purt 2,
511 78-7.16294
Unlreraal Education and Visual Arta
Addition and subtraction of fractional numbers (Filmstrip)
Society for Visual Kducation, 1971.
.'.'J fr. color. Xi mrn an<l phonodl»c: 1 a., 12 In., 33| rpm .
1.1 nun. ( FrHctlonn : a nfw approach, ^onp 1, no. S>
Also issued with phonotape In cassette
With teacher's inilde snrt readlns script.
TREDITS: Authors, I.ola May, iHtnna Cyrler Jacoba.
Sl'M.M.^RY: Shown how to find common denomlDators and
<teni.>nf*trales how to use the least common denominator when adding
or subtracting fractions.
1 Fractions. 2. Addition. 3. Subtraction. I Society for
Vlituttl Education, Inc., Chicago. II. Series: Fractions: a new ap-
proach (Filmstrip I group I, no. 5.
[Q^Vini 611 72-740039
Society for Visual Education
Addition and subtraction of integers (Filmstrip) Filmfax
Productions. Released by Univeraal Education and Visual
Arts. 1971.
1 roll color. 3o mm. (Ooncepta of modem raathematica, part 3)
SI'MUARV: Erplnlns the meaning of negative numt>eni, and
derelopa operation of nddUlon and aubtmctlon Inrolrlng negative
niiintM'm. Shows the Inverse relationship between addition and
suhlrarllon.
1 Numbers. Natural. 2. Addition. I. FUmfax Product lona.
New York. 11. t'nlversal l-Mucatlon and Visual Arts. III. Series:
Cnn.-epts of modem mathematics (Filmstrip) part i
(QA115] BU 74-740646
Univeraal Education and VImial Arta
Addition and sabtractlon of mixed numerals (Filmstrip)
."v« leiy fr.r Vj.Mial K.!u<Hii<m. IltTl.
rtl fr. n.lor, X- .ni and i.hon.idl»c ; I ■.. 12 In.. 33t rpm., 14 mln.
I FraclUm^ a itfu upprfini-d. Kmup 1. no. K|
Also Iwmed with phunitta|ie in caawtle.
With lfact»ers cnlde and reading arrlpL
CREDITS: Aiitbor^. I^u May. Donna Cyrler Jacobs.
SCMMARY: Kiplsln* hr/w to add and subiracl raised numerals.
Shn«a bnw (.) add the fractions flrst and demonstrates how to carry
whole numbers when tbe rosctlon reqalrea It.
1. Addlllon. 2. Sabtractlon. 3. Fractlona. I. Society for
Visual MnraUon. Inc.. Chicago ||. Series: Fractlona: a new ap-
proach (Kllnwirlp) group 1. no. »1,
[Q.\117] 511 77-740040
sotiety for Visual Rdacalloo
AddltloB ud tabtractioD of ratloaal nambert. [Filmsthp] Educa-
tional Projections Corp . 1969
41 ff cokw 35 mm (Modem msthcmabc* ptogram L*>el !. TS8)
With tescher'i manual
CHEOITS Autbon. EKMovan R LjcbtenbcTg. Charles W Engcl
SUMMARY lUuitfsta the compuiatioa of Ute tum and difference of ra-
> thai are represeatcd by fractioRi with the lamc dcnominslorv
e rrpreaenicd by dtfTcreni denominauont WiUi csptioiu Fo>
1 Fractiant— Juvnulc filma 1 Addition -Juvenile dims ] Subtrscttoo
'iwTBikfilRu 4 Nufflbcrt. Rational — Juvenile films (I Practioiu. 2
Nunbert. RalKmal) 1 Educational Proiectiont Corporation 11 Series
Madera aisiheinsucs profram (Filiaatrip] Lrvd 5. 751
rQAll?! 372.7 72-733845
Eda ca iin«al Projections 73 MARC
15
AddlKoB and aabtractloK taxes. |Filmatripi Media Batcnaioa
Group Productioni- Rclcaaed by BFA Bducaliotial Media.
1972,
14(1 colof llmm andphonadlsc. Is. Illn. ]) I'lrpm (Esvlroa-
mcntal malhrmslk'i)
AImi iMucd with phonotsps la caaasua
Wllh tludy BukJe
SUMMARY Piuvtdca InMnictioa and practice In Um Me of addition and
lubiiacitnn vhik demonMrsUag how nmJ» w atka can ba imhI to fifun taiaa
I Addlllon 3 .tubuaction ) TataUon I Madia Eiuaatoa Oroap
Production* 11 BPA F.ducatioaal MadlB. Ill Sariaa Envuooiwotal matb-
iQAll^, 513 72-733101
BFA Educaiinnal Media 7] MARC
Addition and subtraction with regrouping
(Filmstrip)
sec Situntional math lab 2; Addition and sub-
traction with regrouping
Addition and subtraction wlthtxit regrotiplng
(Filmstrip)
see Situational math lab 1: Addition and sub-
traction without regrouping
Popular Science Audio-Via-
Addition: base 5 {Filmttrtp)
Uftis, lf>70.
41 fr rnli.r, 35 mm.
With teorhers' grjlde
nummary Shows that number Ideas snd syalems of numerstlon
t.i expn-ss thi-se Ideas work tngi-ther Explains the adfJUlon of
whole numbers ezpremed with base tlve numerals using objects,
numlier rays, snd an nddltion table. Shows that tbe coinmutatlre
and associative properties hold regnrdieaa of tbe nomeraUoa w>
tem. With cnptluna.
1. Addition. 2. Quinary system. i. Popular Kdence Aadlo
Tlnunls.
511 78-7334OT
Fnpulnr Science Atidlo- Vtauats
Addition by grouping {Motion picture) Bailey-Film Asso-
ciates 1969.
4 mln "I, color. «uper 8 mm (Math manipulative!* Berlin I
I»ip film.
Wllh rtudy guide. ....
Sumtniirii: Dpies Arabic numeraU to Indicate the number value
of setft and to write n niimtier sentence Indicating addition. For
elementary grndes. With captions.
]. Set theory 2. Addlllon. i. Bolley-Fllm Asaoclateii. Se-
ries- Math manipulative aerlea (Motion picture)
372.7 74-7088«8
ItFA E<lnrnllonnl Media
Addition by Rrouping: the law of association {Motion pic-
fvn) Itniley-Filni .V.swx-iati-s, 19f.O.
4 mln -1. color, super 8 mm. (Math manlpulativ« aeries)
l>x>p lllin.
With -rtudy guide. „.„,,„.
Utimmaru: Showa that when wts are udUmJ the sum remains
constant even when the order of numbers la changed. For elemen.
•"7 T^la.S";«w'*<'M.Vmatlc.) t. Balley-rUm Asaoclat«..
Serie*: Math mnnlpulaUvea series (Motion picture!
372.7 ' 7-7088fl(J
UFA EVlucatlonal Media
Addition: column and carryiag. [Transparencicaj Creative Vbu-
als [197-?]
16 Iraniparencie* color 10 i 12 m (Third grade math)
SUMMARY Ei^l tddition loson traiupaienocs and eight malchiag ques-
tion iranipaicncic* fot third grade
1 AddiUon Juvenile filiru. (I AdditiOQ] I Oeative Viauab (Fim)
II Scnci Thud grade maih (Trafuparencies]
tQAllS, 372.7 72-735414
Crcanvc VwuaU 73 MARC
Addition of fractional nunbere {Motion picture) Mocmitlan
Co.. School Divifflon, 1&70. Made by Da^-idson Films.
4 mln. si. color, miper 8 mm. (Macmtllan elementary math
loops t
I.'np flim
Wllh teachers nolea.
Summ/iry: Iieveliipa addition of fraitlonal numbers by building
.in equivalence class for each fractional addend as a method of flod-
ing the lesm common denominator. fCstabllsbes [he motive for flnd-
liig the lenHt oinim'>n denominator and Interpretlog the stun by tutng
i-olor and fractional -part regions.
1 A'ldltlnn. 2. Fractions. i. -Macmlllan. Arm. publishers. New
York. .School Division, Serin: Macmlllan elementary math loo^a
(Motion pictum
51 1 70-705280
Ms-mlllsnC'..
Addition of integers {Motion picture) Macmillan Ok,
S<hool Divi.'tion. 1»70. Made by Davidson Films.
4 mln. si. color, super 8 mm {Macmlllan elementary math
loopM)
With
with teachers notes.
Sammerv.- Illuatrates tbe addition of inlecers by lulng coocrcte
appllntlona. the numtwr Uoe, aod gamM.
1 Arldltlon. I. Haemlllan, Brm. pabllsbem. Naw Toek. Scnool
Division, n Davldsoa nima, San Franclsm. Serlea: KaemlUan
elementary math toopn I Motion plctare)
511 73-705281
Slsrtninan On
Addition of positive and negative numbers {FUmMtrip)
Jam Handy School Senice Center, 1!>69.
.10 fr color- V> mm. (Dttmrerlag wllfa tbe number Uae. no.
8t
With msfKini
Hummai^: llluotraten, rlarlAe*. anil relatm tbe fnndamental con-
cepts of the number line. For eleoientsry grades.
1. Addition 2. Numbers. Negative. 3. Nnmber Hoe. L Jam
Handy School Serrice Onter .Series: DlscorerUic srltb tbe doid-
ber line (tliuslrlp) na 8.
87&.7 78-786806
Jam Macdr Srbool
Library of Congress Catalog — Motion Pictures and Filmstrips
Addition of rational numbers (Motion picture) National
Council of Teachers of Mathematics in cooperation « ith
General Ijearninp Corp. Made b_v Davidson Films. Re-
lented by Silver Bunlett Co.. 1970.
■J-l mill. sti. rolor. 18 mtu. (Elemeiilnry mntliemiitlcs for tfHch-
er9 and atudetit^ Tfticlier fllm 31
With tetK'her's guide.
CREDITS: Project director, Hnrry D. RudermaD ; teachers. Ljiu-
r*ii G. Woodby, Joseph Moray.
Sl'MMARY : Emphasises the use of equivalent fractlooa when
adding fractional nnoibera with different deaomlaators; presents the
conunutatiTe and asstx.-latlve properties and the Identity element;
and showB how to use the number line, number rod^ and partitioned
rectaoglefi a.s visual ald^.
I, Numbei-s, Rjiiional— Study and teflching. 2. Mathematics —
Teacher tralDlng- 3. Addition— Study and teaching, I. National
Council iif Tenrhers of Mathematics, II. Silver Burdett Company.
III. St-i ies : EleroeiJtar>- mathematitN for teachers anti students,
Teiichfi- fllni ;t (Motion picture)
[Q.\1UJ
Silver Burdett Co.
370.7
70-7i;i68o
Addition of unlike fractions (Filmstrip)
see Operations on fractions, no. 2: Addition of
unlike fractions
Addition properties. [Transparencies] Creative Visuals {197-7]
14 iraiuparencics. color 10 x 12 in (Fmt grade msLh)
SUMMARY Seven addition lesson Iruuparenciea and seven matching
question iran&parcncies for Tint grade
I Addiuon— Juvenile Tilms [1 Addiuon] I. Creative Vuuab (Firm)
II. Serici Fim grade math. [Traoiparencies}
[QA115j 372.7 72-735401
Creative Visuals 72 MARC
Addition with mixed numerals (Motion picture) National
Council of Teachers of Mathematics in cooperation with
General Learning Corp. Made by Davidson Films, Re-
leased by Silver Burdett Co.. 1970.
'J niln. sd. color 16 mui. (Elementary matbematk-s for teach-
ers and students. Student fllni 3C)
With teacher's guide.
CREDITS : Project director. Harry D. Hnderman : teachers,
Lauren U. Woodby, Joseph Moray.
SL'MMARY : An animated film In which a coal miner has to learn
how to add the amounts of coal In partially filled cars from the mine.
1. -Addition. I. National Council of Teachers of Mathematics.
II, Sliver Burdett Company. III. Series: Elementary mathematics
for teachers and students. Student film 3C (Motion picture)
[QA115J 511 70-713702
Sllvpr Burdett Co.
Additi<m with the number line {Filmstrip) Jam Handy
School Sen-ice Center, 1969.
30 fr, color. 35 mm. (Discovering with the number line no 2)
With manual.
Kummai-y: Illustrates, clarifies, and relates the fundamental con-
cepts of the Dumber line. For elementary grades.
1. Numtier \\m. 2. Addition i. Jam Handy School Service Cen-
ter Series; Discovering with the number line (Filmstrip) no. 2.
372.7 76-736300
Jam Handy School Serv- Ice Center
Additive color {Filmstrip)
see Color and its perception; Additive color
Additive mixture {Motion picture) Grateway Educational
Films, London. Released in the U. S. by Communication
Films, 1964.
2 niln. si. (.-olor. 8 mm, (Light and color serle.s)
Loop Aim.
With study card.
Bummary: Illustrates bow certain colored Ught.s when added or
mixed together will produce other colors and, In the right propor-
tions, white light.
1. Colors. I. Gateway Educational Films, ltd.. London, n. Com-
munity Film*", inc. Series: Light and color series (Motion pic-
ture)
Fi A 67-1701
Communication Films
The Address routine (Motion picture)
see Fundamental skills in golf. Unit 1:
the address routine
The grip;
Adelaide {Motion picture) Australian News and Information
Bureau, 1966. Released in the U. S., 1967.
22 mill sd. color. 10 mm.
Crcd^tt: Producer, Eric Thompson : director. James Jeffrey,
Summary: Depicts, without narration, the sights and aouuds of
Adelaide, the capital dtf of South Australia.
X. Adelaide. t. Australia. News and InformatioR Bureau.
919.4 Fi A 68-1731
AuatrallBD News and Information Bsreao
Adell Chemical Company
Ifistare — young couple.
Adelphi College {Filjostrip) Guidance Associateis, 1966.
65 fr color. 35 mm. and phonodiac : 1 a.. 12 In., 33i rpm., 15 mliu
microgr<'ove.
Rumnuii'V' Describes the educational opportunltlCH available at
Adelphi College. Dlsciixses the entrance requirements and describes
the Htiident body. Includes vlewn of the campus and the facllltle.^ of
the whwol.
1, Adelphi University, Garden City, N, Y. I, Guidance Associates
of Pleasant ville. N. Y,
378.747 Fi A 67-t294
Guidance Associates
Adelphia compagnia cinematografica
see
Gold for the (Caesars.
Morgan the pirate.
The Adirondacks {Filmstrip) Budek Films and Slides.
40 fr color. 35 min .
Swm.njurv; A survey of Bome of the principal characteristic of the
Adirondack Mountains. With captions
QiiH '^^"^P"«<^"' "ountalna i, Budek (Herbert O.) Films and
Slides, Santa Barbara, CaUf.
917.47 72-732824
Budek Films and Slides i^ioiio^
Adjectives: comparatives and saperlatiTes (Motion pic-
ture) Ealing Corp., 1970.
■1 mio, si, color, super 8 ram. ( Parts of ^>eecb)
Loop film. Film notes on cartridge case.
Summary : Explains the formation of comparatlTe and superla-
tive form.i of common adjectives.
1, English language — Adjective I. EaMag Corporation, (Cam-
bridge, Mass. Series : Parts of speech ( Motion pletnre)
372.6 76-709439
Ealing Corp.
Adjustable, open-end, and socket wrenches
(Motion picture)
see Metalworking tools: Adjustable, open-end,
and socket wrenches
Adjusting a four*jaw chuck {Motion picture) Elaling
Corp., 1S70.
4 mm, sj color, super S mm (Metalworking lathe)
Ijoop film. Film notes on cartridge case.
Summaiuj l>euiuiisirales the chalk method, the tool holder sight
method, and the dial indicntor method for centering stock In a four-
jaw chuck,
1. Chuck.';. I. Ealing Corporation, Cambridge, Mass. Series:
Metalworking lathe (Motion picture)
621.9 78-705940
Ealing Corporation
Adjusting gss pressures with torch valves dosed, and light-
ing torch {Motion picture) Tecnifai Education Division,
1969.
4 min, si. color, super 8 mm. (Oxyacetylene welding)
I>M)p tilm
In a multimedia prosram of 10 film loops, 4 filmstrips. 13 trnns-
parenr-les, and work aheeta
With teacher's guide by James Pender and Fnink Ma.sson.
Summant- Demonstrates a method of adjusting gas pressures and
lighting torrh valves with the torch valves closed, one of the two
most commonly used methods of adjusting the gas pressure.
1- Oxyacetylene welding and cuttlnp. i. Plastic Coaling Corpo-
ration. Tecnifax Division. Series; Oxyacetylene welding (Motion
picture)
671.5 73-706672
A. L. A. Booklist
Adju.sting gas pressures with torch valves open, and light-
ing torch {Motion picture) Tecnifias Education Division,
1969.
4 min. si. i-olor. super 8 mm. <Oiyaoetylene wetiling)
Lo<^ flim.
Ill a mitltlmedie program of 10 film loops, 4 filmstrlpa, 13 trans-
piirencles, and work sheets
With teacher's guide by James Pender and Frank Masson.
Summarjr Deinnnstrntes a method of adjusting ga.«i prrs.sureii imd
lighting torch valves with the torch valves open, one of the two most
commonly used methods of adjusting the gas pressure,
1- <>xya<i'tylene welding and cutting. i. Plastic Coating Corpo-
ration. Tecnifax Division. Series; Oxyacetylene welding (Motion
picture)
671.5 77-706673
A. L. A. Booklist
Adjusting the band saw {Motion picture) I.oti Lilly Films.
Rclensed by International Communication Films. 1964.
J mm >l culiii
I..IIIP Hlni niounltil in ca
In super 8 nini
With tenclier -tudy guide.
fiummavii: iM-nmnsiriitea iiml gives directions for iidjusllng a blind
1 Itiind sii»s
niunlcatloD Fllni.-.
picture)
I \MH IJily Film-, ii. International Com-
Series: Industrial educntion series (Motion
Adjusting the blade guides (Motion picture)
^^del ^^^^^- Part 2: Adjusting the blade
Adjusting the circular saw {Motion picture)^ Ijon Lilly
Films. Released by Intemntionnl Commiiiiicntion Films.
1964.
-1 min, .si. Color. 8 mm. ( Industrial education series)
I>..>p film mounted In carlrtdge. Issued In standard 8 mm and
in super 8 mm.
With teacher study guide.
Hummary: Deinoustriitea and glve.s directions for ndjusting a cir-
cular anw.
1. Circular sawv i. I^u Lilly Films, il International Com-
niiinlcalion Films Serlpn: Indu.strial education aeries (Motion
picture)
684.08 73-703157
! iiternatlonal Coniiiiunl- cation Films
16
Adjusting the distributor cam angle {Motion pirturc) liay-
bai Technical Films, 196(1,
4 min, si. color. 16 mm.
Summary: Shows the dwell meter hooked to the coll to test the
dwell of the points (cam angle) and explains the elTecta of adjust-
ment on the meter.
1, Automobiles — Ignition. 2. Automobiles — Maintenance and re-
pair. I. Raybnr Technical Films.
629.28 Fi 68-95
Adjusting the jointer {Motion picture) Ix>u Lilly Films.
Released by International Communication Films, 1964,
4 min. si. color. 8 mm. (Industrial education serleai
ijMip film mounted in tartridge. Issued in standard S nmi and
■ n super 8 mm.
With teacher study gnide.
Summon/: Demonstrates and gives directions for adjusting a
Jointer.
1. Jointer (woodworking machine) L Lou Lilly Films, n. In-
lemalional Communication Films. Series: Industrial education
series (Motion picture)
684.08 70-703159
InlemationalCommunI- cation Films
Adjusting the lathe {Motion picture) lx)u Lilly Films.
Rele.iRed by International C-ommunication Films, 1964.
2 iniu -si. color 8 mm ( Industrial education seriesji
Ix>op film mounted in c.irtrl.igi. Issued in .'^tandnid 8 mm. and
in super 8 mtn_
With teacher study gulde.
Summart/: Demonstrates and gives directions for ndju.stinc a
lathe
1 I.Athes. I. Lou Lilly Films, ii. International Communit'a-
tion Films. Series: Industrial education aeries (Motion picture)
684.08 77-703158
International C'ommuoi. ciillon Films
Adjusting the radial arm saw {Motion picture) Lou Lilly
Films. Released by International Communication Films,
1964.
4 min. si. color. 8 mm. (Industrial education series)
Loop film mounted in cartridge, I.ssued In standard 8 mm. and
in super 8 mm.
With teacher study guide.
Summary.- Demonstrates and gives directions for adjusting a
radial arm .saw.
1, Radial sawa. i. Loa Ullj FUma n. International Communl-
t-aiion FRm.s. Series: Industrial ediu-ation series <Motlon picture)
684.08 75-703160
International Comnuini- cation Films
Adjusting your reading speeds (Motion picture)
see Reading growth. Part 4: Adjusting your
reading speeds
The Adjustment equation {Motion picture) Video Nursinf^,
1969. Made by WTTW-TV.
tVt mill. sd. b&w. 16 mm. (tirowth and development, the adult
years)
Videotape also issued.
With instructor's guide, student syllabus, and audio tapes.
Crediln: Authors, Stanley Caban.ski, Carolyn Cabanskl.
Summary: Presents the mei-hanlsms that are Involved In the
functioning of the intrapsychic processes and the relationship of
the defense methanisms.
I, Adjustment (Psychology) i. Video Nursing, inc. Series:
Growth and development, the adult years (Motion picture)
612.66 74-706809
Video Nursing
(Adiai StcvensoH] (Motion picture) N'ltC Television, 1952.
28 min sd, b4w. 16 mm. ( Meet the press I
Telecast March 30. 1062. on the NBC-TV documentary show Meet
the press.
Summaru' Illinois Governor .\dlal Stevenson a8<Tit)es the current
nnrest in the country to Washington morai.s. lax ledslatloo, and the
war, in a discussion with Lawrence Spivak. moderator, Mae Craig,
Roecoe Drummond. Edwin Lahey. and Richard WUsoil
1. Stevennon, Adlal Kwing. lKOO-1965. 2. U. 3. — Politics and in>v-
emmeat. *. National Broadcasting Company, Inc. NBO Televl-
alon Network. Series : Meet the press ( Motion picture)
973.918 70-701371
Adlai SteTCBSoa. [Motion picture3 BBC-TV, Loadon. 1967.
Released io the U.S. by Time-life Films.
30 mm (d bAw 16 mm.
SUMMARY: Vicwi of AdUi Stevenson Kveral yean before his death u he
w«s interviewed on the BBC television kHcs Face lo hce. Mr Stevenson dt»-
cuucs cvcnti in his life, his family, and his aspiradons.
1 Stevenson. Adlai Ewing. 1900-1963 I British Broadcas(in| Cofpora-
Uon Television Service. 11. Timc-Lifc Filnu.
tE748] 923 77-714551
Timc-Life Films 72 MARC
Adlai Stevenson — face to faee {Motion picture) British
BroadcastinfT Corp., London, I960. Released in the D. S.
by Peter M. Robeck & Co., 1967.
•M) min. .sd b&u
Summnry: AdI
family, and nspirntions.
1. SleveiLson, Adlal Ewlng. liMJO-lIWTi. i. British I{|-oti<lcasling
Coi-porallon ii. Robeck (Peter M.) & Company, Inc., New York.
923 Fi A 6^1&45
Peter M. Koheck * Co.
dl-SCUl
lilh John Knt'iiiiiii. Ills
Admaster, inc.
see
The Bellman — the ten-miniite ambassador.
Current facts.
Living with natural gas.
Library of Congress Catalog — Motion Pictures and Film strips
Atlniaster. Inc. (Conllnufd)
Maid — the magic touch, nnd how to Rot it.
Iloom clork— I Uko people.
Adminial«rlnK m«diaiUoiu to th« prvmatnrr Infant (Vo/ton
pi.-turr) M.-(ir»«-HiII IW.k fo., 1:1:0. Mu.U. I.y Willitm
CUihomc, inc.
S mlft. >d. f<n|(\r miiwr S mm.
Una bBWPd •« 10 mm fllm.
Wtib MndMtl aiudjr manuil %uA InMnirlor's miidn.
Cn4a»: Aoibonk Arl«D« Kiti, Kliuibr-ih l>lrka»>n
8BnM«rir: DMBonitntri aprctal ((vhnlqu<<« nnd prmutlofui for
•dmloMM'lnc nttdkttioiu 10 (bf prrimtliirr Infant orallj bdi] iDtni-
nuacuUrly.
1 Infanta (l*ivinaturr) i MKIrawFIUl Book OompftiiT. B*-
riOT: Ttw Normal mnuilura Infant (Uotloo picture)
610.73 70-707880
UrOrawll 111 Book 0(k
Admlnialntion of an intrunoMniar hUfctioa {iiotion pie-
fwrvl J. n. I.ippinixiet Co., 196a
4 mill *\ o)lor fuper fi mm. ( Injection terhnlc)
I»op film ntiMiniMl in oaiindic
With Inatrurtor'a luMo and Mudenl inil<S<<.
€Tr4it»: Produrrr. John Tya
8mmm**y: D«DOMtrat« how to admlnlater an Intramuscular la-
iartloo.
1 ln><rtt<tn«. Intramuarular i. Upplncott (J. It.) rompany.
PbllaiMplila. Sn-lra; Injection Ipdinlc (Uotlon pictaret
«IB Fi A 68~2.S42
J. a Upplncolt Co.
Administration of mrdicattona {FUmatn/i) McGniwIlill
It-x.k C«. 1^7i\ Sliu\v Uy Willinni ClniUrne. inr.
^ n:ii> ir>|n ct'Utt :l~> mm Hn<l phonmllv^
With inMrurtnr'ii guide and nrrtpt.
Crrdif: Author. Mary Hope Vaht-y.
Cttmlfin*: 1. Oral nwiilmllun*. 42 fr 15 n]ln.~2. Siibciitaneou*
u»d lairadermal Injertlomi. Su fr 15 min — S. lotraTenou* Ihcrarr.
42 fr. 13 mln. — I. Kyr nM«llratlon«. S2 fr 15 m<n — 5. Naial medl-
calkNia. 28 fr. l.'- mln.—*. Kar medlcadoo-v 2» fr. IS mln.— 7.
Coloe RM>dtmk>n«. X> fr l.'i mln — 8. Kladd*^ mMlhuttonn. 36 fr,
15 mln.
1 TbrmpfrittrK. i. UrUraw-Illll Book roopany.
610.7 74~734tH)7
M<-r.ran lllll Rook Co
The Administrative assistant {FUtMtrip) Graphic Re-
search. 1969.
tS fr color. S5 an. uid pboaoflisc: 2 s.. 12 In.. 331 rpm.. S
mln. ilincv edncstlon)
With teachers frulde.
Crr4tt§: Conmltant, Marlla Kaxpir
Summary Explatm duties of higher secretarial posltloaa. With
captions.
1. Svrretarlm. l Graphic Renenrch. Inc. Series: Office edu-
cailoo (Fllmsmp)
651 73-732827
Graphic Re^imrcb
Admiral Pictures
see
Arizona raiders.
Diaiy of a madman.
Twice-told tales.
AdmisMoa and discharge iFtlmstrip) Trainex Corp.. 1967.
to fr ro|f>r. SS mm. and pbooodUc: 2 a.. 12 In., S3t rpm.. 20
mla BicmcTwoT*. 1 Patient cmre aerlea — basic needs. 2)
with •'Tipt and Instnictur's sotdf.
Smmmarg; [XtMrlbea adnlssJoo procedore* micb as unit prepara-
tSoo. patient cre^tlnx. patient orlentaUon, belplnit the patient Into
bed. llninx Tiluablmi. and ofawrrailon of riui signs. r>l«cusa« cor-
r«*poadioK divcharte procedure*.
L HfwpitaU- AdmlnutraKoo. 2. Hoaplui nn. t. Tralnex
Corporation. Srrles: Patient rare series — basic rteedi. 2 (Pllin-
■Utp>
610.73 Fi A 6ft-.'WO0
Traleex Corp
The AdmitUncc (Motion pieture) National Fihn Board of
Canada. 1968.
4S min. mL bAw, 16 mm.
Cndifr Pnidurw. Barrle flowelU: director and acrtpt writer.
PalrMa Wat-no. pbotograpber. Paul Leacb. Coat: Bererl* Jooen,
Patricia Collin*. Amelia Hall.
ji^mmtuy- A *tody of tbe reacTloru of the membem of a family
wb#o i-oQfronied by Ibe areere mental lltoms of one of Its mecnbeni
*— I ("^"W^ma of arraBglag tneaial hospital admltun«v for an
1. Mentally lU— Tarr and tmtment 2 Psychiatric bonrftaK
- * SBAda. National Pllm Board. ^^
301.42 76-705239
National Pllm Board of Cai»ada 'v-,vo£^
Adobe brick makioc (Motion picture)
media. 1970.
Doubleday Multt-
4 mla sl. color, super S mm. lUfc Is the aarly WmI acrlM)
l«op fllm mon&Ud la cartrMia.
With tancher'a caldfc
Somaary : Shows the adobe brtck maklnr procem that the SpanUh
pa<tre« laocbt the Indiana In early CallfomU.
1. Brlrkmakloc— Tbe W«t I. Dooblcday Multimedia.
Serte* : Life In th#- early W««t aetles iMotloo ptctoret
691 77-710150
l>onbleday MultlmMlla
Adolwcence i.l/.,tion ,.irturr) rn.ii.l,r( prndurlionn. ^a^i^
im\. ItplcaMH) in U.e V. S. by CCM Filma, 1907.
■J2 mln Ml. ItAw Ifl mm
MAgnrllr miuiHl Irnck
r«IyT"'*' ""^"'"'- ^'lo'llwir rnnt».ncy; acrwnplay. Agnes Van
.„ !;',t.N«s'M .'•""""■".T /.'./'*"' *"■"" "'' l»""«<w« nece«ar7
1 ^ nu.Jl\ V ""''''"' ^'■"•^ »" <'«-inplined by the ctperknrp. of
lln.( nii.lltloii, and Wurnn (.. rontlnuc hrr miiilloa.
1 Kallet. I. Tronchn pnKlii.ti„ii«. 11. cx:M riltna.
,...„„,„ '»1.3 76-709.™
Adolencence: a cultural pheno menon {.Votit^n picture)
Vi.lrn Xiirsinc VX>7. Ma*l(> l>y ;\'TTW-TV.
H mln ml Mw. lit mm. I.Man: hla growth and devclt^nnent—
lilrih iliiixigh ac1"le)"Tiic>> )
Vl>|>^>lll|K' "I**! IN-Vllt^l
With liiMructor'H Kiildc. Htiiili-nt ayllabUH, and audiotape.
rrrdilt: Inntructor, Robert C NIcolay.
Summary: iHnruivm^ tiiit)e»c<>n<^, puberty, and adoleacence with
regard to phyolcal. pMychnloglml, cultural, and parental rvartlona.
I. AdolefKvnce. 1. Video Nursing. Inc. Serlea: Man: bis
growth and derelopment — birth tbritugh B<ln1<"«cf>nOi> 1 Motion ptr-
tnre)
155.6 74-703673
Video Nur«ln|[
Adolescence and alcohol (Motion picture)
sec Alcohol and college youth: Adolescence and
ulcohol
Adolescence is change [Motion picture) Jayark Corp., 1969.
10 mi'i "il it>lor la nini. I Vou are >ou. no. 21
IjMmouit in HvliiK. phiiE« 2.
Witli leiirlur-' )n:inunl
Crfdilt: (_■^^■:^l.^l h> Siil I).i,'iir>.i iiii'l Ik-n Turk-T
Summaiy: J*iM-ussen llic plijiii-iil ihanget, chuoKe" In (i-clini:«
ami iitlltiKlcH. iind cfiMnjti"* In wx-lal and lnteri>ersonal relatlondhlp-t
which occur during adolotcence by showing dlfTerent reaction"! of
boy* and BirN of the name aite, Inlroduoea fnclnra of herediiy.
pnTlroDiDfnt, and eeiider an reliited to permnat growth nnd develop-
ment, grnphlcslly Illustrating the role of enilocrlnc gland* In lotlal-
Ing the<« changes.
1 Adolescence. 1. Jayark Corporation Series: You are you
(Motion picture) no. 2. 3erle«: I.,e!»ons In living IMotlon picture)
phaae 2.
612.6 78-7(i470;i
JayarlcCorp
The Adolescent (Motion picture) Office of Public Informa-
tion. I'nited Xations. Released bv Contempomi^ Films/
McCmw-Hill. 1971.
20 mln. «(l color. IG mm. <rnitPfl Nations Internnllonnl lone
serlew)
.^I'MMARV : Presents Inlcrviewn with young people from various
coiiiiirlea to portray what the new generation thinks and feels about
the norld. Filmed st a town Hqiiare beside a canal in Amsterdam.
1. Youth. I. United Nntionit Office of Public Information. II.
)Ii-<;rnw-III]l Book Company. Series: United Natlonn Interna-
tional lone series (Motion picture)
301.2 75-711483
MmrawHin Book Co.
Adolescent idealism and realism {Motion picture) Video
Xtirsinp. l!H57. Made by WTTW-TV.
W 1: I '«l. bAw-. Irt mm (Mnn: bKgrtiuCh and develofiment —
btnh thrirtigb adole»'ence)
Videotaije abio Issued.
With In-'tructor's eulde. <itudent syllabus, and audiotape
i'rediU: I n.wt nictorK, Robert C Nloilay. Barney Berlin.
Summarp: IH*.-uR.seM attitudes r.f a-I'.lesrenLf tnwtinl IdeatlJW) and
re.ilism, chanffes In self.c.)ncept. emereent values, and poRltlre fea-
tures .>f adolescent re^helllon In liite ii<l<>leni'«nce.
1, Adolescence. i, Vtrle.) Nurnlng, Inc. Series: Man; bis
growth and development —birth through adolescence ( Mntlon pic-
ture)
155.5 77-703671
video Nursing
Tbe Adolescent Iliad. [Motion picture] Caliromia State Dcpt. of
Menial Hygiene Made and released by Lawrcn Productions.
1971
25 mm id color 16 mm
SU M MARY A documentary on the adolescent bchavioril mudificalion pro-
$twm. Iliad. ■! Mendocino State Hoipiul lltuitraici new approaches t<> mcnuil
health Mivicn Shows trcsimeni lor icvcrc behavioral and cmoiion*! problems
luch n drug abioe. aggrevtion, Mealmg. withdrawal, and Jfopptng uui of Khool
I Adotewent piychutry 2 Behavnit mudirication I Califixriia [>cp(
of Mental Hygiene II Lawrcn Produclxmt. ific
(RJ503, 155.5 72-702525
U»feft Pfodoclion* 72 MARC
Adolescent — know thyself {Film*trip) Eye Gate House,
1969.
33 fr iTitor 3.'i mm. nnd phuiiodinc: 1 a., 12 In.. 331 rpm.. II
mln. mUrogn»i>ve. (Getting to know me, DO. 1)
With teacherv tnanual.
rrr^it*- Writer. Uary T. Fltxpatrlck.
Summary: LNKussea problems faced b7 adolcaccots; points out
that a number of ibe dllBcultlea are maturatlooaL
1. AdoleM-ence. l Eye Gale Houae, Inc. 9erle«: Oltlng to
know DM (Pllmalrip) tio. 1.
171 70-788798
Eye Gate Bouw
The .Adolescent patient (Motion picture) Video Nursing,
lOtu. .Made by W'mV-T\'.
41 m > Ml liAw. to mm. I Pedlatrlr aur>lng)
Videotape also lasoaO.
With laatrucior'a guide. «tadenl ayllabtw. and audiotape.
Crrilili.- Innrartor^ Barbara Brodle, Audrey Kaiafntiab.
Summary- lHw-uMfa the apecial problema faced by the adolenrent
In tl>r btvptiaL Includea ■oggeallooa for ounlng care.
1. Pediatric nurklog. 2. Adotearettrv. l VMcio Nuralog. lac.
Serlea: Pediatric DDndng (Motion picture)
610.73 76-703399
video Nnntlng
17
AdolMcent revolt (FilfnAtrip) Q+Fxl Productiona, 1966.
'M\ u "pI.t rift mm and phirtjoillac: 1 a. tS liL. SSI rpm.. 7 mln.
(TeiTi p It M'lallonMhlpK, no II
Willi learher'n Ptiidy gulilc ^
ffcdlM Author. Kveiyn Miller Herger ; e.lHor. Wallace Mm""
Hummntv liliixtral'* ihe change- wliifh f-roir in [.arenl etiild
n-lnliciiiiihliM rtnrlrig ndole«-enc«. when the ternager l«Ttln" to aa-ert
hi" Inilt'oenileniv, _ , _^ ....
1 AiIoleH-Tii.f Z Parent and rl.lld. I. Q+Bd Prr.ductlon«.
Kerlp« TVc-n unrent relallonidil[M (Kllmstrip) HO. 1.
:iOI.43 72-734486
Q+Kd Pnxlucllwna
Adoleacent aextiaUty {Motion picture) Video NuniinK, 1967.
Mn.lo by \VTTW-TV.
41 i„lii "i|, lAw 11 ninv (Man: biagrtiwth and devwlt^menl—
birth tlLn«ui£h mlole-cence)
Vld<^>tBpi" nlwt iawird.
With inatru.trir'* guide, «tudei.t -yll«bu«, and «o^
fVcdit* InMruf-torx. Kobcrt O. NIcolay. Alberta ruUw.
^■«mfnarv DUcuw-* pUta-cence and aei ^'"^^T^ *' .^[1^7
10 -eo.ndary ^% chnmcterlatlc^ changing aocUl sUndanla. the cul-
turnl nmt>l»alen.v»i, and rewiltant cnnfllcta,
I l-uberty 2. Youth -Se«<ial he*iavlor. 1. \ ideo Numlng^oc.
.Keri™ Man: hN growth and development — birth throngb adoim-
cenre ( Motion picture) ^^
16B.5 70-703672
video Nurnlng
Adolph Gottlieb (Fitnutrip)
,1D6!»?,
Warren Schloat Productinna
alt fr color. STi mm. and pbonodbic: 8 mtn. (Pamous nrtlata
at work, net 9)
.Mko iMued with phonotape In caasetle.
rrrdUi: Writer nnd pholoKrapher. Honald 3- Perklna.
Summary; Adolph (iodlleb dcmonxlratna aome of bis painting
technique*. dCMcrlbes Ihe tooU and media he umk, and talka about
some of the things that Influence bim. Includoi ncenea of hU atudlo.
I. Gottlieb, Adolph. 1008 1. Schloat (Warren) Produr-
tlonn. PleaaantTtlle, N, Y. Serlea: Fnmniix artlNtu ut work I Pllm-
Ktrlp) aet 8.
7.11.4 70-735ii92
A. L. A. Booklist
Adolph 's Ltd.
see
Meat buying: a time of decision.
(Adoption, (Motion picture) National Broadcasting Co. in
association with A. Tj. Alexander [1954,
21 mill 8d, tiAw. 1« mm. (t'ourt of humnn relations)
rrrrfi(» rriKliicer nnd mo<lenii(ir. .V U Alexander; mediator*.
Fannio Murtt. Norman Vlnci-nt I'eaie. Itaiph Emeraoo Darla.
Summary: The court of mediation emmlneji problema of adoption
In a t-nse In whirh an older mnrrle*! slitter wishes to adopt her
younger sister's Illegitimate child.
1. Adoption. I. National Bnuitlcaaiing Company. Inc. Sertea:
Court of human relatloos (Motion picture)
Fi 67-2240
Adrian and Arden Vance Productions
see
Cello care.
Guitar care.
String bass care.
Violin and viola care.
Adrian Vance Productiorw
see
The Borrego earthquake.
How are earthquakes detected?
In case of earthquake.
The Slide rule: CI scale and continued
products.
The Slide rule: combined operations and
proportion.
The Slide rule: division.
The Slide rule: logs, sines, and tangents.
The Slide rule: multlplicatioD.
The Slide rule: squares, cubes, and roots.
What are earthquakes ?
What causes earthquakes ?
What do we learn from earthquakes?
Library of Congress Catalog — Motion Pictures and Filmstrips
The Adult Ailanthus moth (Motion picture) Troll Associ-
ates. 1971. Made by International Film Makers.
4 mil *.( i'..tiir snpor S nirii r Ailiinthiis : Chlncw silk moth)
l.fN*!! nitii iiiniiniPd In ciirtrldirf,
CBEPITS : Pniduwr, Louis rK-Kochpnionl ; phntoin'apher. ('(inip-
)>ell N<>r»(;ii:ir<I.
SUMMARY; Shows the traiifirurnmttori and the emergence of Ihe
ilcllrnic Allfiiilhns ninth.
1. AllanlhiiB moth. 2. InsertH— Metuniorphnsls. I. Troll Afwo-
i-lntes- II. SiTJex: Ajlunthus: Chinese sllL ntoth (Motion picture)
fQI-5GI.S:il r.n.vrs 73-71376-2
Tfill ARSiKlaf.'s
The Adult and the public library (Motion picture) Univer-
sity of Wisconsin. Released by Bureau of Audio- Visual
Instruction, 1964.
stl
IC I
Hammnrv iJenionstrntes the cxlenslve fiim'tlons of « pronresslve
public library In sa-rvlng IhP need'' of b community. Shows that an
BCtlfe and energftic community will have a library as the hub of
many of Its actlvUles.
I. Libraries nnd community. i- Wisconsin. University,
n. Wisconsin. University. Bureau of Audio-Visual Instruction.
027.4 Fi A 6S-175
Wisconsin. Univ. But. ot Audio-Visual Instruction
Adult roles in marriage and faually. {Transparencies] Creative
Visuals, 1968.
4 tr«nsp»rerhcies color 10 x 12 in. (Family reUnoni. Senior high level)
With tuchcr's manual.
CREDITS Authors. Arthuf W Blue, William R Loofl. Daniel M McMiI-
len.
CONTENTS InUoduction lo mamcd life— The life cycle mobility —The
mamage msiiiuuon — Philosophy of American marriage.
1 Marruge -United Stales (I Marriage] t. Creative Visuals (Firm)
II Series: Family relalioru [Transparencies] Senior high level
[HQ536] 301.42 72-735955
Creative Visuali 72 MARC
Advance Film Company
see
Quiz reel.
Advance in pipe tracing [Motion picture) E. I. du Pont de
Nemours and Co., 196G. Made by Audio Productions.
12 mm. Hd. color. 16 mm.
Humnuiry: Describes the problem faced by industry In flndlng a
tracloR system thnt will keep process fluids at a deslrnd tempera-
ture. Compares steutn traclnc with electrical traclnK. empbaslzlne
the savings In costs and the Increase in the variety of uses of elec-
trical tracing.
1. Process control. 2. I'Ipe lines. 3. £tectrlc heating. i. Du
Pont de Nt^mours ( E. I. ) and Company.
f/21.3 Fi 68-66
Advanced arc welding. (Filmslrip] Power Systems Division,
Westinghouse Electric Corp. Made and released by Westing-
house Learning Corp., 1970
Snimiinpi color 35 mm- and phonolape ii
series)
With instructor's guide and scnpl
SUMMARY A traming film in (pccial welding skills With captions
CONTENTS 1 Vcnical lap foini 85 ft, IS mm,— 2 Vertical T-joint
(slnnger beads) 56 fr , 12 min— 3, Vertical Tjoint (coverpasses and weaves)
57 ft, 14 mm— 4 Vertical V-groovc bull joint 80 fr.. IS min.— 5. Overhead
T-joint- 75 f r , 12 mm. — 6. Overhead V-groove buU joint. 55 fr.. 14 min-~7
Horiionlal pipe welding. 73 fr.. 16 min —8 All-position pipe welding, 79 fr.. 17
I Elecinc welding I Westinghouse Elecinc Corporation Power Sys-
tems Division It Westinghouse Learning Corporation. Ill Series Metals
foining series (Filmsirip]
[TK4660) 671.5 72-735126
Wcatioghouac Learning 72 MARC
Corp.
Advanced badminton [Motion picture) Associated Film
Services. Made by Jan Sodlo. Released by AIMS In-
structioual Media Services, 1970.
10 min, «d, color. 16 mm.
With guide.
Summary: Wynn Rogers demooMtrntes various advanced badmin-
ton tet-linlques In singles, doubiiw. and mixed doubles.
1. Badminton (Game) i. As-iuxlHted Film Services, ii. AIMS
Instructioonl Mt'dia Services.
796.34 77-706472
AIMS Instrurtlonal Media Services
(Metals joining
Advanced camera handling. (Slide set] Eastman Kodak Co..
1970.
and phono Upc ii
smglc-track. 1 7/B
BO slides color 2 n 2 n
ip&. 20 mm
With scnpi-
SUMMARY Pfovides mformaiion on advanced camera handling lech-
niqua, including loading of film, exposure scllmg, and maintenance procedures
I Photography 2 Cameru I Eastman Kodak Company.
CTRUS] 770.28 72-736617
Eastman Kodak Co 72 MARC
Advanced driving [Motion picture.) American Automobile
Association. Made by South Carolina Educational Tele-
vision Center. Released by (Jreat Plains National Instruc-
tional Television Library, 1967.
28 min. id. color. Ifi mm. (S|><)rt»mBnllkc driving, no. 17)
I'nrt of an educntlonal packagp including texts, workbook, driving
gulden, teati, fllm.<tlrlp8. and brk-f-fllms.
Credlln: Instructor. Harold O. (!arlton.
fiummiirv: lllustrnttta well-known Hituiitlnns nnd little-known reiii-
edlefl for evasion of (raHlc (lungers. ICmphaalzea the Importance of
good Judgment and caution.
1. Automobile driving. 2. TrwtJlc safety. i. American Auto-
mobile AasoclntloD. ii. Urciit I'lalnM NiitlonnI InRtructlonol Tele-
vision Library. Series; Sportsmanlike driving (Hotloo picture)
American Automobile
629.283
AsaoclntlOD
Fi A 68-927
Advanced microscopy (Motion picture) Harper & Bow,
Publishers, 1970. Made by Unit One Fibn Productions.
4 min si color super 8 mm. (Biology series)
I>j.ip lilm iiiuunted In cartridge.
With tape s4Tlpt. lab manual, readings book, source book, and
teacher'-: mnnuiil.
CrrdiU: Author, Walter Plaut.
Summaru- r>esirlbes phase optics, NomarskI Optica, diffraction,
dark field mlrrtiscopy, and florescence.
1, M|iTnsii>i>e and mkro.scopy, i. Harper & Row, Publishers.
Series Biology series (Motion picture. Hari>er&Bow)
578 72-706610
Harper & Row. Publish- era
Advanced sentences, part 1 (Motion picture) International
Communication Fihns, 1965. Made by Ray I.^ Jones and
Robert H. lielknap.
1 min, sL color S min, (Flug^rHpeUlng series)
IxH'P nini mounted In cartrltltm.
With tparhcr study gulda.
Kunitjwirj/. PrewnLi advanced le«e! flngerst>clllng soitences without
enplluns,
1 i>eaf — .Means of communication. i. International Communl-
lutlon Films. Series: Flngerspelllng series (Motion picture)
371.91 75-703223
International Communl- cation Films
Advanced sentences, part 2 (Motion picture) International
Communication Films, 1965. Made by Ray L, Jones and
Robert H. Belknap.
4 niin. -1 c'llor 8 mm. (Flngerspelllng series)
Ijk>p ntm mounte<l In cartridge
With teacher study guide.
Summary. Presents advanced level flngerspelllng sentences without
captions.
1, Deaf — Sleans of communication, t. International Communi-
cation Films. Series: Flngerspelllng series (Motion picture)
371.91 79-703224
International Communl- cation Films
Advances during the Middle Ages (Filmstrip) Don Bosco.
Released by Universal Education and Visual Arts, 1970.
1 ii>ll ii.liir 3.'i mm and phoaodlsc; 1 s. (History of man's
BClentlflc progress and techniques)
SI'MMAItV An overview of the Ideas and Inventions of man
daring the Middle Ages.
1, Technology— History. I. Bosco, Don. II. Uaiversal Educa-
tion and Visual Arts. III. Series: History of man's scientific prog-
ress and techniques (Filmstrip)
[T17] 609 70-740633
Universal Education and Visual Arts
The Advancing desert (Men against the desert) (Filtn-
strip) Hulton Press, London, 1967? Released in the
U. S. by Dufour Editions, 1968.
38 fr. bii«-. 35 mm. (Countries, regional studies, and peoples)
A Beacon fllmstrlp.
With notes.
Credits: Author, Ritchie Calder,
Sumttuiry: Shows how deserts are caused by both natural and
manmsde forces.
1. Deserts. i. Men against the desert (MoUon picture) n.
Hulton Press, ltd,, London, m. Dufour Editions, Inc. Series;
Countries, regional studies, and peoples (Fllmstrlp)
551.4 Fi A 67-^005
Dufour Editions
Advection fog (Motion picture) B. H. E. Education and
Sp:ilM»urnc Knterprises, England. Released in the U. S.
by liFA Educational Media, 1970.
3 min, Rl. color, super 8 mm, (Weather series)
Loup Sim
With study guide.
Summary: Notes that adveition fog Is common near si'acoasta.
Explains that as warm, moist air from the ocean moves over the
cooler land surface, moisture In the air condenses and forma fog.
1 Fog 2 Ocean-atmosphere Interaction. I. B. H. E, Educa-
tion, ltd. II. Seabourne Enterprises, III. BFA Educational Media.
Series: Weather series (Motion picture)
551.6 78-711666
BF.\ Educational Media
Las Adventuras de Chico (Motion picture) Stacy Woodard
and Ibirnce Woodard. Rele>a.sed by International Film
Bureau, 11)50.
.'15 min. sd. hJtw. 16 mm.
Spiinlsh version of the llfST motion picture entitled The adven-
tures of Chico.
Summary: A drumatUntlon about a small Mexican boy and hla
love for the cieiitureH that inhabit the woods surrounding his father's
home.
1. Anlmulh— Juvenile films. i. Woodard, Stacy, ii. Woodard,
Horace. Ill International Flliii Bureau. Inc., Chicago, iv. The Ad-
ventures of I'hii'o (Motion picture)
691.5 74-707246
Iniernutlonat Film Bureau
AdTCntarc clasdcs, Mt 1. [FUmstripi Walt Disney Productions.
Released by Walt Disney Educational Materials Co., 1971.
8 nimilnpi color 35 n
and 8 phonodiscs (2 s. each), 12 in,, 33 1/3
Also issued with phonotape in casaeitc
Shorter version with captions also issued
With teacher guide
CONTENTS Dr Syn, die scarecrow Part 1. 95 fr . 16 mm. pL 2. 1 10 fr .
16 mm -Ham Bnnhci by the Zuider Zee Pan 1. 84 f r . 15 min ; pt 2, 97 fr .
17 mm— Toby Tyler joins the circus Pan 1.99 fr,, 17 min,, pt. 2. 121 f r . 18
min —Rob Roy. the highland rogue Pan 1. 107 fr.. 18 min.; pt. 3. 112 fr.. 17
I Movmg-piclurc play* — Collectioni. I Disney (Wall) Productiona. II
Walt Disney Educational Materials Company
IPN1997.A1) 808.83 72-732722
Walt Disney Educauonal 72 MARC
Matenals Co.
18
Adventure high Arctic (Motion picture) KEG Productions,
Toronto. Released in the U. S. by A-V Explorations,
1969.
2rt mil sd color 16 mm. fAuduhon wildlife theatre)
Produ'Vd In cooperation with the National Audubon and Canadian
Audubon Societies.
Crediti: Producers, G, S- Kedey, R, Ellis. D. Gibson; consultant,
G Knerer- music. R. Harrison; photography. E. Jones; editing. L.
Lawrence, D. Smith.
Summary' Records the life and habits of the birds and mammals
of the Artie Includes scenes of the snowy owl and Its young, the
Arctic fox. the polar, bear, the walrus, and the Jaeger.
1. &>oloei— Arctic r^loos. l Keg Productions Limited, n. A-V
Exploriitlons. Inc. Series: Audubon wildlife theatre (Motion pic-
ture)
919.8 7.';-709401
A-V Explorations
Adventure in dairytand (Motion picture) American Dairy
Association, Released by Modem Talking Picture Serv-
ice (196-?|
28 min. sd. color. 16 mm.
Summary: Walt Disney Introduces a description of two children
from the city who visit a Wisconsin farm and learn about modern
tlalry farming.
1. Dairying. i. American Dairy Association, n. Modern Talking
Picture Service. Inc.
637 Fi A 67-5156
Modern Talking Picture Service
Adventure in Newfoundland (Motion picture) National
Film Board of Canada. Released in the U. S. by Uni-
versal F.diication and Visual Arts, 1968.
16 mm. sd. color, 16 mm.
Also Issued In super 8 mm. In cartridge,
With teachers' guide.
Summary: Portrays the bird life of Green Island, a seablnl sanc-
tuary off the coast of Newfoundland. Include close-ups of Atlantic
Ocean waterfowl,
1, Sea birds. 2, Birds — Newfoundland. i. Canada. National
Film Hoard, (i. t'niversal Education and Visual Arts.
598.29718 79-700746
Universal Education nnd Visual Arts
Adventure in rhythm (Motion picture) Twentieth Century-
Fox Film Corp., 1961.
8 min. sd. color. 35 mm, (Movietone musical)
CinemaSt-ope,
Creditn: Producer, Edmund Reek ; director. Jack Shalndlln ; photog-
raphy, Don Malkames ; film editor, Angelo Ro-w,
Summary: Features the Tommy Dorsey Orchestra and performer
Kaye Ballard, who sings several popular songs,
1. Dance-orchestra music. 2. Husic, Popular (Songs, etc.)— U. 8.
I. Twentieth Centurj'-Fox Film Corporation.
Fi 67-1446
Adventure of a little skunk
see
Animal fables: Adventure of a little skunk.
The Adventure of Pete and his dog (Filmstrip) Jam
Handy Organization, 1967.
-7 fr color. 35 mm. (Animal stories, no. 6)
Sumi'iaty: Illustrates the story about a large, awkard, unappreci-
ated puppy "ho becomes a hero when he finds hJs wandering master.
With captions printed In the Initial teaching alphabet
1. Initial teaching alphabet. i. Jam Handy Organization. Inc.
Series: Animal stories (Fllmstrlp. Jam Handy Organization) no. S.
372.4 Fi A 68-4974
Jam Handy Organization
The Adventure of the arts (Motion picture) University
of South Dakota, 1967. Made by Film Production Unit.
14 miti sd. color. 16 mm.
Sumtnury: Explores three aspects of creativity by looking at the
work of a painter, a composer, and a writer. Illustrates such aspects
of art as abstraction, symbology, selectivity, and communication.
1. Creation (Literary, artistic, etc) i. South Dakota. Uni-
versity.
701.16 Fi A 68-192
CINE
Adventure: Trent Severn style (Motion picture) Ontario
Dept. of Tourism and Information, Toronto, 1906. Made
by Dan Gibson Productions. Released in the U. S. by
Canadian Travel Film Library and Modem Talking Pic-
ture Service, 1967.
20 min. sd. color. IS mm.
Summary: Surveys the historic Sites and the virtually unlimited
opportunities for boating, fishing, and resorts along the 240-mlle
Trent Severn Waterway, wblcb stretches from Trenton to Georgian
Boy.
I. Trent River Valley. Ont. r. Ontario. Dept of Tourism and
Information, ii. Canadian Travel Film Library, iir. Modern Talk-
ing Picture Service, Inc.
917.13 Fi A 67-5641
National Film Board of Canada
An Adventure with Spice Islands (Motion picture) Leslie
Foods. Released by Modem Talking Picture Service
il96-(,
26 min. id. color. 16 mm.
Summary: I>escrlbefl how seasonings are harvested, processed,
tested, nnd bottled, presents a history of the spice Industry, and
pictures flelds of herbs, grnvea of spices, and vineyards providing
wines for vinegar.
1. Herbs. 2. Spices. t. I.4!8lle Foods, Inc. n. Modern Talking
Picture Service, Inc.
641.3 Fi A 67-5173
Modern Talking Picture Service
Library of Congress Catalog — Motion Pictures and Film strips
The Advtnturtr iM..t |>i>iimv) Miitmtl Ktlm ('..ii...
I'.>i: Itilrn-N*,! In MlHrkhtwk Kilnifl KAHtin I'hnlan Corp
2il min •! Ut* Ift mm ( Froit) the Ktuluil p»rlo.l df n.apltn
OrUloAlly rvlMBMl In SS mm.
AIM UBiMd In slacKUrd B mm. and In lUMf 8 tnm.
rRrniTJt iMrtirtor rihI wrUrr. rhiriw ihapllo. TAST Charl.-*
rh«iiliii, K'lrtA I'lirTian.f. Krlr 0«m|>hcn Hvnry llerfniaa. Alh^rt
!«rM\IAin' A romwty In whirh ChBrllr Ch.pliu porlmy* m
MrapMl cMivld who rwg u M two clmwrtlnx Isdlm.
I. Mutual nim (.Virporallon II. KaMin Phflaa I'orporadcm INit
«oport. Iowa. III. MwIm: From Ih.. Mutual pwiort i>f Chaiillii .-om
tdj motion pletur*)
RaMia-l'hr'lan Citrp.
77-711880
Advcflitnrcs in flaror {M<^ion pietvr$) Kikkoman Interna*
tional. Madv by Njre CotnmunicatiMis Enterprisn. Rc-
leaapd liy AfNOciHtion Filmv 1M8.
2S tnlD. ai. color in mm
Sitmmctif: Vt^m n *>ciir)*iilBry l»«rhnlqu« to p(v*Dt !■■( n)0*lnit
and amii«loc TlcnMt*^ of American lire In ord^r to ahow tlw manj
itavN of Klkkomao toy mucv In Amerloin rooklas.
I. Soj aau(«. Z Cvokitrj. i. Klkkoman Inlarriattonal
tL AaocUUoo PIIbw. lac.
ai.8 78-701769
CINK
AdvcBtarts la latfoor color lUdca. [Slide >ct) Eastman Kodak Co.,
1971.
ltd
3i :■<
. Wfl
and phiMHiUpe in cauctic unflc-ira^k. 1 T/8
With KnfN
SUMMARY pTocnu lugfrnioni for maiini better color irxloor ilide* and
ideas foe unwual indoor pKiuro
I Phoiott>p(i]r Inicrmrv I Eaftunan Kodak Company
tTR620i 778.6 72-736611
Eauman Kodak Co fj MARC
Adrcatarea bi aaik; acf 1. (Rinutrip} Walt DiaDcy Productions.
Released by W»|| Duney Educational Matcriab Ca. 1970.
(li
Kki. Ulfl. 33 1/}
Ako auKd wiiti pfconotapc in caMMte
Sboncr TCTMOA with captMRS alK> N»ued~
Wiih (eachcr fwdc
CONTtKTS The walti kiitg. Pin I. ♦» fr , 14 mm.; pt 2. 9J fr . )6 mirt
—Beethoven, the mainirtccnt rebel Pan I. kpproi 106 f r , 16 mm. pt 2.
•Piwoi 106 ff . 14 mm —Toot. whiMle. plunk, uid boom 72 U , 9 mm —
Baltenna Pan I, 101 fr. l6Run.pt 2. llOfr . I) mm.— THe Peter Tchaikovaky
UoTf 40 rr 16 mm
1 MtaK AnalyiM. appreoabon I D»»wy (Tfali) Produenona II Walt
Dttaey EiiucaiKMal Maienab Company
1MT61 780 72-732709
W»lt Dnney Edyeabowal 72 MARC
MaLcnab Co
Adreatnres in ooldoor color slides. (Slide set] Eastman Kodjk
Co.. 1969.
IK>ahdc« cf4nr 2 » I m and phonoupein ..auctic: Mngk-iiacl. I "" "
.p... 40 m.n
Uiih icnpi
-SLMMARV Offen advKc on the impru*cmcnl of ouldiKtr col.ir vlidt pho-
locrap^). ind hinU un new pKturc oppi>nuniim
1 Cfilor phoi'ifuaphy t EaMman Kodak Company.
tTRSlOj 778.6 72-736610
EaMiiwn K.H]*k I" 7? MARC
1970.
(FQinsmp] Educatiooal Projectiooa Corp..
Levd 3. R-240)
40 fr cnto JS mi
With teacher* mama
SUMMARY A rc»dm| prDfram *Wh mcludea word ikiU remforeemmt of
the ■owads made by dropprng the iuiial hatf of ■
halanr «< (kc ipac« pra^am. aad ihoan ihe differeocea between 1
ca^irin^ amt rocket With capoona For prunary grade*
I. tMAlt (PiwmnF>— Javcmk nimt I En»b*>i L
hntaat fltam ) Sfaet nM c ha tuvemk ftlma (I Space vehiclca] I
F i iwfa tw M l PraiectmM Corporaiia*. IL Scnea Raadmi pre^am |Filimtnp)
Le«c4 2. R-I40
CLB1525) 37X4 72-733659
E Ja cm kmal Pro>a CTk w 72 MARC
Corp.
Aircatve* la the water. [Filnuthp] Educational Projections
Corp. 1969
(Reading profram Level 2. R-260)
}2 fr colo* )} mm
With uacbet't manual
SUMMARY A rcadm| profram ahich mcludcs aiord ikill reuifotcement
fcco^rtMT of the differences between name lound of mitiaJ comonanti and
dMir word BOODda Dep*ct* underwater life m the ocean With captiona For
pnnw> grade*.
I (Pnmary>— JuvenUc film* 2 Enfloh languace — Conaonanta—
) Manae b»o(o(r— Juvetule filma (I Manne btologyi ■.
Eduotxmal ProfeciMim Corporauoo II Scnea Readmt program (Filmitnpi
Lnd 2. R-260
eLB1525j 372.4 72-733681
F ,d T a ftn «aJ ProfectMma 73 MARC
Corp.
AdTenlurcs of a kitten (Fitm»trip) Imperial Film Co.,
196S.
.Vi fr <'»U>r 3.~i iiiik and ptK>nu<li>M- : 1 a, 12 In.. 33t rptii ,
min. uiM-ro|tm»Te. iTnlr^ for )<>(ittc lifuiirlnatlrttwl
Cif4iH: Wfltrr mimI lllualmior. Marcartrl Vawter llall^'.
SwmmttiK- A alon hnuf talf nhntit n klltiHl. rtralciK^I I" Stlniu-
lai<> the Imaxliiatloiw of yoeinc llairtM-ra.
I. ImpfTlal Film roopany. iik. Lakriand. Fla. SmI«« : Tain
for f»ui>f> Imaclnatt'icM iKIImBtrfpt
372.6 Fi A GS-lftSS
Imperial Pt In Co
Tito AdvenlureH of n younx eaitle {Motion piatvrt) Ilun-
^iroliliii, |liiilii|iwt. KclfiiM'd in the V. S. by Kncyclo-
linciltiL Hrihuiiiii-n Kiltinitiotitil Corp., lOttH.
18 uihi Ril loliii lU mm
Orlxiiially eiitlilfMl Thp )uun( i>aglo
With loiichiTa Kiildo.
rrodlii. Kng;isli *t*ra1u(i mllnliornlor, llnymond A. Lubwaj.
Hmmitiaiy: Tliv atury of a younc I'nglo wblrh falls out of ita noat
atid tritw to Burvlvp nnd (liid f«<i<l
Another version. bAw.
I. lluDiTBniniiii. It. Kiit:jTlii|initlla llrltaniiica Educatiooal Corito-
riitlun III. Tlic young faRlf (Motion ptctnn?)
61)8.9 FiA08-U24
Klin'-'"!""''"" Iintnn- iilfn KdiicntlonnI Corp.
riie Adventures of Baron Munchausen {/■'ilm.-frip) Hulton
PjvsM Productions. I>ondoii. litlonsfd in tlip V. S. by I)u-
foiir Ktlitioiis. 1IH59.
.'.-, fr ciliii- S-'i mm, iSlnrit-- iind ln:*n<l* from hlatorr Bn*l
lll<ot'uliirw)
With fcrlpl. ^ . o _
Fumtnaiv-- Kel»l«.*B pplaodea from the I»ook Adveiiturea of Baron
Mnnrtinii'H'n For prlmnry itradon
I Mimcliuuwn KnfillBh Advnihirpa of Haron Munrbaawn. n.
Miillim Vr^". It'l . I->nilon lit. Hufotlr Edltlona. Inc. Sf-rlpa :
Sti>rli»« nnil iPpMiih from hlaIory"s literature iFllmBtrlpi
83.1 73-734296
DufrtiirKdIllonii
The Adventures of Bullwliip Griffin {Motion piotun)
Wiilt Disney Pmductions. Released by Buena Vista Dia-
trihutjon C-o., li)66.
110 mm. ad. color, SS mm
IlBBf^ on the DOTel By the (Trent horn apoon ! by Sid FlelBchmao
CrtaUt: 0>-producer, BUI Anderaon ; director. James Nellaon:
Bcreenplay. r.«well S. Hawlej'; music. Oeonte Brnna: ditvrtor of
photography. Edward Col man : Him editor. Marah Hendry. Cant-
Roddy McDowall, Suaanoe Plefih«tte. Karl Maiden. Harry Ouardlno,
Richard Haydn.
Summary: A western (ale nbont n Boalon bntler who folIowB his
TOUn» charge to California, aorldentallf becomea fanuQs for knock-
ing out the town'.s toughest character, and wins the heart of the girl
he hoB alwayif loved.
I FlelBchman. Albert Sidney. Bv the great horn apoon ! n Dlaoey
(Wfflltl ProdDCtlons. rn. Boena Vlata Dlatrlbutlon Com-
pany. Inc.
791.4,^ 71-701406
The Adventures of Candy the squirrel {Motion picture)
Animatoons. Released by McGraw-Hill Book Co., 1968.
21 mill. nd. color. 16 mm. (Animatoons aerlesi
Wllb tencher's guide.
Summary; A story about the liny SQuirrrl Candy who set out to
pro»e Id his fnnilly that he was bnive enough to giilher food
I. AnImatiMina, Inc. 11. McGraw EIlll Book Conipmiy.
398.24 Fi A 68-1539
McGraw Hilt Book Co
The Adventures of Chico (Motion picture)
see Las Adventuras de ChIco
The AdTentares of DoUfe. [Motion picture] American Mutoacope
and Biograph Co.. 1908. Released by Blackhawk Films/Eas-
tin-Phelan Corp. (1970?]
li n
bAw
Origiiully leleaicd m 35 mm
Alio ittued 10 ttandard 8 mm and in tuper 8 mm.
CREDITS Director, D W Gnffiih CAST: Linda Arvid»or. Arthur lohn-
Mri, Charlei Inslce
SUMMARY A melodrama about • gyp* y who kidnaps ■ young girl because
her faihei had puniihed hira for Biucking her mother.
I American Mutoicopcind Biognph Company 11 EasUn-Phelan Corpora-
tion. Davenpnn. low*
[PNI997] 791.43 72-700626
Laitin Phelsn Corp 72 MARC
The Adventures of Dolly and Daniel Whale {Motion pic-
ture) It. C. (). ,\s9ociate3, 1S^62. Presented in assorin-
tion with William C. F>n(kino TV SaJo<*.
7 inlti. ad. color Ifl mm.
Crediti: Producer and director, Joseph Orlolo; story. Stan Kay;
atUmallon, Gerry Dvorak: music. Win Shnriile?w; photographera,
Wllllnm Foi. Ceorge Daria; editor. A Rnaenbluiii
Bummaiy: Animated iXory nf a whule family which tella about
their Bon Itanlela close evcapi- fmni Eaklmoi and a bear after being
washed up on Isnd.
I. It C V .\.<aK>rlare«.
Fi 68-96
The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn {FHmMrip) Educa-
tional Dimen-sions Corp., 1968.
80 fr color. 35 mm. and pbortodlae: 2 a. (1 a. for maoual pro-
jector, I n. for automatic projector). 12 la^ Sftl rpm., 15 mio.
With teacbera guide.
Summary: A study of the norel. Adrenturea of Huckleberry Flon.
by Mark Twain, and of tbe life, attitudes, snd timea of the American
Hldwr^t during the mld-lWO-s
1. Clemens. Samuel Langhorne. 1835-1910. Adrenturia of Huckle-
berry Finn. 2 U. S.— Soclsl life and coatoma— IBtb century. l
Educational Dlmensloiu Corporadoo.
817 75-736403
&lui-atlonal Diroennlona *'ar\\
Tilt' Adventures of Huckleberry Finn (Filmstrip) Popular
Science Pub. Co.. Audio-Vi.'nial Division, 19C8.
43 fr. color. 35 nun. ( Secondtrr Ilteratar«)
Eastman color.
FOU aimstrip im>. fiOOA
finmBMry: A study of Mark Twa1n*s novel. The adventures of
Httcfeleberry Finn. Diu-usses the aettlng. local color, aad aources of
tbe work. Explores chararter derelopment. atorr dereloitcsent, tbe
tbeioe; end tbe author's literary style sod technique.
1. CteiDFiui. Samurt Lnnghomo. IKV. IHIO The adiwtorea of
BliekMMrry Finn. l Clemens. Samnet Langhontc UBS-inO.
Tte edTcntnreB of Huckleberry Finn. 11 popular Sdeocs Publlshloc
OotDpany. lae. New York. Andlo^VlsTul Dlvlaloo. ox FOU fllmatrlp
DO. SOOS, Snies: Seermdarr llteraturv (Fltmatrlp)
Fi A 1^-4131
PopaUr Science Pub. Oo„ Aodlo-Vlnal Dlv.
19
Adventures of Huckleberry Finn (FilmntHp) Hulton Fxlu-
<-i.(iMii„) I'l.MhiUrnns I..ui.!..ii. Releriwd in Mm U. S. by
Dijf'mi KilitioriM. U'tll).
Si/.'^ . ''"^^ '^''. .""" "''■'™' ■"'*•• '*^^ "» P««afa«>
With learher's guide.
..f1u!^C^' "l,'';"'"''*.r''T'S' •T'*''*" 'n«n Iba book AdrenturM
of Huckleberry Finn, by Hark Twain.
I-i'rr'lT?""- """;;"■''-""«'"'""•■ "W'lOl" Adren.urt-of Iluckla-
iTm Mullon F..lur.iiUmBl Piit.Ilcalli.na. ltd. nt. Irtifour
K'llllona, li.c H.-Me. (ireni «Mrle^ wlold In plcturtn (FllmBtrlpi
Dufour BdUlotM -'- (.m-:im
'I'he Adventures of MimI and I'epe puppet {rilmstrip)
see Think, listen, and say: The adventures of
Miml and Pepe jjuppft
TIk' Adventures of Paul Bunyan: an American folktale
{Filnutrlp) Guidance Aasocialea of Pleasantvitle, N, Y^
1970,
•M fr. ii>liir. 'X'l mm and pfaonotllac: 1 a., 12 In.. 33^ rpm., 12
mln mlcrogroove,
Alfio iMued with phouolape In caasette.
With diHcuaaloD guide.
Kuinmary: V»vm the folktale of Paul Bunyan In Introduce ■ study
nf lilt- lugging campa of nineteenth century Amerlix. tbe customs and
feellngn of thu loggers, and their need for physical strength and
lendernhlp.
1, Uimlwrmen. 2 llunyan. Paid. i. (luldanci? Amoclatea of
I'leniMintvllle. N. V.
398.2 77-736677
tluldnnre AHMX-lntea
Tiie Adventures of Pecos Bill: an American folktale (Fam-
atrip) Cfuidance Associates of Pleviantrille, N. Y., 1970.
74 fr crilor .^■; mm. and iihonodl)^: I r., 12 In., .331 rpm, IS
mill nii'Togroove.
Alio l-Miied with phonotape In caaaette.
With dl"cuHslnn guide.
t^vmrnary: A western folktale In which Pecos Bill Ih pitted ngnlnat
traditional frontier enemies: wild animals. oullawB. and nnturnl
dlsantern. Portrays the stylo and spirit of the old Southwest
1. Pecos Bin. I. Guidance Aioioclate* of PeB«antvl|le. N. Y
39«.2 70-736904
Giildam-e Aaaoclatea
Tke Advcatarce of PtaooeUo. (FOmstiipj Hudson PhotofTapfaic
Indusbriea, 1972.
4 filmMripa. color 35 mm and 4 phoitodiBca.
Pan I. 44 fr, 9 min , pi 1. 47 fr . 10 mm.; pt- 3, 47 fr. 10 mm , pt 4. )4 fr..
letie. aitd anih phonotape in caasetu io both
10 n
Also issued with pbonoiape ir
English aitd Spanish
With teacher'* manual and icnpl
Based on The adventures of Pinocchio. by Carlo CoUodi.
CREDITS lllitttrator. Eva Irrea.
SUMMARY A reiellin| of the complete iiory of Pinocchio. the voodes
puppet who ii trsnlformed into a Iwy For elementary grades.
|l Puppet* and puppet-plays— Fictton 2 Fantasy) I Lorenum. Carlo.
II26-IS90 Le Bwenture di Pinocehio. 11. Hudson Photographic Industrtea
1PZ8) 853 72-732733
Hudson Photor>Phic 72 MARC
Industires
Adventures of the road-runner {Motion picture) Warner
Rro^. I'ictiircs, 106l*.
L'.'i mlr; si\. color. 35 mm.
T.-(-hnlrul..r.
Crcdidi.- iJIrwtor. Chuck Join's; story. John Dunn, Chuck Joo«a,
Allchnel Maltese; siipcrvlalntr animators. Ken Harris, Dick Thomp-
son, Bi-n Waaharo ; music, .MIU Franklyn: film editors, Treg Brown,
Joe Flaherty. Voice*: -Mel Blnnc. Dick Benia, Nancy Wlblt
Nummary: An aolmnted cartoon. Two boys watch a televlBloQ
program sbowlng bow Rosd-Runner foils tbe attempts of Wile EL
Coyote Id catch him.
r Warner Brothers Picturee, Inc.
Fi 68-1500
Adventures of Tom Sawyer (FSmatrip) Brunswick Pro-
ductions, 1966.
rh'i fr color. S5 mm.
Crfdili: Script. Jane Gevlrta; Illustrator, Era Hill- edllor Blta
EspoBllo.
Bummary: lUustratea Mark Twalo's story. The adventure* of
Tom Sawyer.
I. Clemens, Samnel I..anghorne, 1835-1810. Tbe adreotures of
Tom Sawyer, n. Brunswick Productions.
813 Fi A 68-4198
Itruaswlck Productions
The Adventures of Tom Sawyer: AnalTsis and evaloation
{Filmstrip) Society for Visual Education, 1969.
41 (r. color. 35 mm. and pboDodiac: 1 a. 12 la.. S3i rpm., 16
mln. mlcrogroove. (Great oOTela and their authors, jcroup 81
With teacher's guide and acrlpL
Cr«dUa: Consultant. William D. McLean.
Bummary: Explores literary factora wblcb bate made Tbe adreo-
tirea of TVim Sawyer, by Mark Twain, ooe of tbe best known noreU.
1. Clemenii. Ramuel I^Anghonie. 1S35-1010. Tbe tdraXnrai of Tom
Sawyer. L Clememt. Samuel {.juucboroe. Ua&-l&10. The adm-
ttim of Tom Sawyer, ii. Society for Vtooal Gducatlon. Inc. Chicago.
Serloa: Great [Mvels and tlwlr author* (Fllmatrlp) group 3.
817 72-734782
Society for Visual Bdncs- tlon
The Adrentnrca of Tom Thumb, part 1 (Filmstrip) Cooper
Films and Records, 1060.
■^' r ciiior 3.' mm. and phonodlac: 2 a. 12 la.. 331 rpta.. 6
mln lUur children's heritage sound Slmatrlpa, aerie* H)
With teacber'a guide.
Crtdiu Prodocer. PrenUce Ford: namtor and editor, Mirgle
Bell ; art. Carrel ^naey ; noalc Roaa Ria
Bmmmtary: lUuaCrat** the fairy tale about tbe adreoture* of Tom
Thumb.
[. Cooper Flloia sod Recorda. Series.
398^ 74-735067
Cooper ntiD* and Becords
Library of Congress Catalog — Motion Pictures and Filmstrips
The Adventures of Tom Thumb, part 2 (FUrrutrip) Cooper
Films and Records, 1969.
3J I; color X> mm. and phonodlsc: 2 s., 12 In.. 33J rpm.. 7
mlu. (Our rhlldr«o'8 taerltafre soand Qlmatrlps, series H)
WlUt teacber'a culde.
Crt4iU: Produrer. PrcDtlce Ford; narrator and editor. Margie
Betl , art, ("arroll SplDDey : music, Eosa Rio.
Summary: Illustrates tbe fairy tale abOQt tbe adventures of Tom
Tbumb-
I. Cooper Films and Records. Series.
398.22 78-735088
Cooper Films and Records
The Adventures of Ulysses (Filmstrip) Unicorn Head,
Great HriUin, 1960. Released in the U. S. by Educa-
tional Audio Visual, 1967.
2 fllmstrlpa Ipt. 1, 62 f r ; pt 2. 42 fr.) color. 35 mm.
With script.
StTMMAItV Uf^s hand-draun illn-itratlons to depict the various
vojaRes of Ulysses. Based on Homer's Odyssey,
1. Odys-seus. I. Homerus. Odys.sea. II. Unicom Head (Firm)
III. Educational Audio Visual, Inc.. I'leasantvllle, N. T.
[PA4167] 883 77-739601
Educational Audio Visual
Adventures of X (Motion picture) British Film Institute,
Lordon, 1967. Released in the U. S. by Films Incorpo-
rated, 1971.
28 mtn- sd. Wtw. 16 mm.
Sl'MMAIlV: Shows, in the style of a television commercial, a 90-
pound menial and physical weakling, who takes a series of self-Im-
provement courses with unexpected results.
1. Self<-ulture. I. Britlah Film Institute. London. II. Films
Incorporated.
[LC32] 791.43 72-711974
Films Incorporated
AdveDtDres on the sew frontier. [Motion picture] Drew Associ-
ates and Time-Life Broadcast Released by Time-Life Films,
1970.
i* mm id bA* lb mm (The Living camera, no 2)
SUMMARY Follows Proidcnt John F Kennedy m (he White House
through a lypiol day of working, thinking, planning, and meeting with people
1 Kennedy. John Fitzgerald. Pres. U.S.. 1917-1963. I. United Suites— Poli-
lies snd government- 1 96 1 - 1 963 I. Drew Auociales. New York 1 1 Time-
Life Broadcui, inc. HI. Ttme-Life Films. IV Series: The Living camera [Mo-
lion picture^ no. 2.
[E841j 973.922 71-714650
Titne-Ufe FTlmi 72 MARC
Adventures with a naked boy (Motion picture) Ceskoslo-
vensky filmeiport, Prague. Released in the U. S. by
Contemporary Films/McGraw-Hill, 1969.
24 mla. sd. t>&w. 16 mm.
Summary^ An adaptation of a abort story b; Jan Uoravec la
which peevishness and hypocrisy are ridiculed.
L Moravec. Jan. n. Ceakoslovenslct fllmexport. m. Contempo-
rary FIlms/McGraw HUL
791.43 77-706144
McOraw-HlllBookCo.
Adventures with crayons (Motion picture) Chandler Pub-
lishing Co. Made by Richard Szumski. Released by
McGraw-Hill Book Co., 1967.
5 iiiuilitn pictures. sL color, 8 mm. (Chandler art experience
progrnml
iRPiied In BlHiidurd 8 mm. and In super S mm.
With teacher's guide.
Crcdltt: Con-suttanta. Hon Carraher, Daryle Webb,
ContcnU: 1. Blending crayon. 4 min.— 2. Magic paper. 4 min.—
3. Criiyon ens'avlng, 4 mln.— 4. Crayon and starch. 3 mln. — 5. Lain-
InatinR paper ulth crayons. 3. mln.
1. Crayon drawing, i. Chandler Publishing Company. San
FrjinclBco. ii. MctJraw-Hlll Book Company.
741.2 Fi A 67-5031
Chandler Publishing Co.
Adventures with frontier children (FUmatrip) Educational
Rendinp Service, 1968.
4:; fr. cnjor. 35 mm. (American backgrounds fllmatrlp library)
Credil»: Author, Evelyn Caroll.
Summaru: Depict* the pleaaurea. Joya. and bardshliis of frontier
children at home and at school. For grades one through Ove.
1. Frontier and pioneer Ufe— U. 3,— Juvenile fllma. i. Educa-
tliinal Heading Service. Inc, Series.
372,8 FiA6&-365l
Educational Reading Serrtce
Adventures with powder paints (Motion picture) Chandler
Piihli.sliinjr Co. Made by Richard Szumski. Released by
M'Ginw-Hill Rook Co., 1967.
II motion |>lciures b1. color. 8 mm. (Chandler nrt experience
proKrnnil
iKMiml In hlJindard 8 inra. and In super 8 mm.
With leiirlier'n culde.
CrcdiU: Conaultants, Ron Carraher. Daryle Wibb.
roii/rti(«.- 1. KxploriiiR techniques. 4 mln.— 2. Sponge pulntiiig
3 mln,— 3. Oadgel painting. 4 mln.— 4. Spatter painting. 8 mln.—
5. Finger painting. S min,— S. Siring painting, 3 mln.— 7. Mnrbllns
with powder paint. 2 mln. — 8. Sandpaper prlnta. 3 mln.~9. Scrwn
prludng. part \-'i. 4 min. each,- 10. Acetitle ahwtlng. 2 mln.
1 I'M IntlnR— Technique. i. Chnndler IHibllshlog Company, San
Frnu<-ls<^^. ii McOraw-Htll Book Company.
751.4 Fi A 67-2381
Chandler PublUhlng Co.
Adventures with some sounds that are alike
(Filmstrip)
see Think, listen, and say: Adventures with
some sounds that are alike
Adventures with water color (Motion picture) Chandler
Publishing Co. Made by Richard Szumski. Released by
McGrBw-Hill Book Co., 1967.
9 mo en pictures, si. color, 8 mm. (Chandler art exjierlence
proKrnni \
I^ued In standard 8 mm. and In super 8 mm,
Wiih teacher's guide.
Credif*: Consultants, Ron Carraher. Daryle Webb.
CoJtfeii(«; 1. Learning about waler colors, part 1-2. 3 mln. each, —
2. Open color. 4 mln.— 3. Crackled paper. 3 mln. — 4. Water color
batik 3 mln. — 5. Ghost painting. 3. min. — 6. Stencil with water
colors, 3 mln. — 7. An oriental technique. 4 mln. — 8. Water color;
blotting technique. 3 mltL
1. Water-color painting ^Technique. i. Chandler Publishing
Company. San Francisco, n. McGraw-Hill Book Company.
751.4 Fi A 67-5032
Chandler Publishing Co.
Adventuring in hyplar with Lajos Markos (Motion picture)
M. Grumbncher, inc. Released by Grumbacher Film Li-
brary, 196S.
2T mln, sd. color. 16 mm.
Sumftuiry: l.ajos Slarkos demonstrates techniques of painting with
fiiTvIti' ntlur-,, Iiicliule-S a we.-iiern st.t-ne painted aila prima, a scene
of a bullfight showing monochromatic underpalntlng with glazes, and
a scene of an Italian village using wash technique with glazes.
I, Markos, LaJos. i. Grumbacher (M.) Inc. New Tork.
751.4 72-700081
M. Grumbacher, inc
Adventuring in the hand arts (Motion picture) Girl Scouts
of the U. S. A., 1960.
30 mln sd bi:w, IB ram. , _ ,
K collection of ten kinescopes made by National Educational Tele-
vision and Radio Center and the National Broadcasting Company
in cooperation with the Girl Scouts of the U. S. A.
Cast: Sharl I-e« is- .
Summary Surveys the handicrafts of various cultures through
the ages with esperts in anthropology discussing the materials tools,
and techniques used. Includes views of people working at their
ancient arts and provides examples of ancient and modern pottery,
woven materials, masks, puppets, musical instruments, and numerous
"l.^Handicraft. 2. Art industries and trade. i. Girl Scouts of
the United States of America,
745.5 Fi A 67-5056
Girl ScoDts of the D. S. A.
Adventuring into the buried past (FUmatrip) National
Geographic Society. Released by Encyclopaedia Britan-
nica Educational Corp., 1969.
110 fr. color. 35 mm. and phonodisc: 2 8. (1 a. for maoual pro-
jector, 1 s. for automatic projector) (Ancient times)
Phnnodisc lacking In I... C.
With script on record Jacket.
Creditg: Producer and writer, David S. Boyer; narrator. John
Flyna
Summarii: Descrii)e3 various methods used la archeology, and
shows how a kingdom can be dated from a shard of pottery.
1, Archaeology— Methodology. i. National Geographic Society.
Washington, D C. n. Encyclopaedia Britannica Educational Corpo-
ration. Series: Ancient times (Filmstrip)
913 75-7.13558
Kncyrlopaedla Brltan- nlca Educational (Corporation
Adverbs: comparatives and superlatives (Motion picture)
Ealing Corp., 1970.
4 mln. si. color, super 8 mm. ( Parts of speech )
Loop Qlm. Film notes on cartridge case.
Summary : Explains tbe formation of comparative and superls-
Uve forms of adverbs.
1. English language — Adverb. I. Ealing C^orporatlon, Cam-
bridge, Mass. Series: Parts of ^>eecb (Motion picture)
372.6 74-709441
Ealing Corp.
Advertising and the student newspaper (FUmatrip)
Harold W. Wilson. Made by Studio One. Released by
Nntion;il Scholastic Press Association, 1967.
58 fr. color. 35 mm. and phonotape: plastic, single-track, 1 reel
(5 in. I, Si in. per sec., 17 mln.
With guide.
Ciedila: Authors, Harold W. Wilson, Elwood Karwand.
Summary: Discusses the Job of selling space and producing adver-
tising In the school paper. Includes examples of good and bad adver
tlSlQg.
1. College and school periodicals. 2. Advertising, Newspaper.
L Wilson. Harold W. il National Scholastic Preaa Association.
371.89 70-732802
Haiold W. Wilson
Advertising is a long word {Motion picture) Robert Estrin,
19ti7.
IJ aiiM »,\. liAw. 16 mm.
Summary: Uses a aeries of stills and advertlalng photos to depict
Western society compressed in such a way as to simulate the con-
stant bombardment uf die people by the mass media of the "hard
sell." be it advertising, art. or propaganda.
1. Advertising. i, Estrin, Robert.
301.15 Fi A 68-644
CINE
Advertising '66 {Motion picture) American Oil Co., 1965.
Made by Wilding, inc.
38 mill sd color. 16 mm,
Summii-u: I'icture.s phases of American Oil Ompany's advertising
program for ItMW. Presents several advertisements Intended for the
various mediums of pnbllc communication, and describes how they
attempt to Inlluence tlie buyer.
1 ,\dvertlBliig. I. -American Oil C3ompany-
659.1 Fi 68-49
Advise and dissent: a portrait of Senator Wayne L. Morae
(Motion picture) King Screen Productions, 1967.
,51 m II Ml bAw. 10 mm
Credits: Producer and writer, Robert McHrlde ; director and photog-
rapher, I,.aszlo Pul; narrator, Ted Bryant; editor, Dick Gilbert.
Summary- A pictorial analy-ls of Senator Wayne L Morse of Ore-
gon, one of the most vigorous dissenters In American political hlHtory,
Includes highlights from his personal life, fund raUIng and campaign,
tng activities, and notable political battles of tbe past
1, Morse. Wayne Lyman, 190O- r King St reen Productions.
328.73 Fi A 67-5874
King Screen Productions
Advisory Council on College Chemistry
see
Atomic ajid bonding orbitals.
Crystal structure of metals.
A Silver hydrogen electrochemical cell.
Titration.
The Advocates : on abortion at will in the first twelve weeks
(Motion picture) National Educational Television and
R;iilio Center, Made by Educational Television Station.'!/
Profrram Service, Released by Indinna University Audio-
Visual Center, 1971.
.'•7 mln. sd. b&w. 16 mm.
SCMM.\.RV : Advocates and opponents of legalized abortion argue
whether or not a woman has the right of self-determination In
having her own pregnancy terminated during the first three months.
1. Abortion. I, National Brluratlonal Television and Radio
Center. 11. Indiana. University. Audio-Visual Center.
301.42 75-711S93
Indiana University Audio-Visual Center
The Aegean era (3000 a. r,-1200 s. c.) (Film.stnp) Society
for Visual Education, lOtiS,
GO fr color. So mm, and phonodisi-: 2 ^ (Is. for manual pro-
jector, 1 s. for automatic projector). 12 In,, 331 rpm., 16 mln, micro-
groove. (Ancient Greece: cradle of western culture, no. 1)
With teachers guide and rending script.
Credits: Consultants, Laura E. .Stroud, Joseph Chada: photogra-
pher, Laura E, Stroud.
Summary: Explores the earliest stone age civilization of Europe
on the island of Crete, and describes a later mainland center of cul-
ture at Mycenae. Shows cultural developments throughout the
Aegean area which eventually Influenced the Golden Age of Greece.
1. Stone age— Crete. 2. Civilization. Mycenaean, i. Society for
Visual Education, inc., Chicago. Series; Ancient Greece: cradle of
western culture (Filmstrip) no. l.
913.38 Fi A 68-4825
Society for Visual Educntlon
The Aegean world {Flhmtrip) Brunswick Productions,
1967.
45 fr ri.lor. :i.". nun. (Tl»> I'ligeant of art In history)
Credit*: Writer and art editor, Richard Navln; editor. Karen
Weintraub.
Swnmnry: Presents a survey of [lie culture of Ihe .\egeaa world
as portrayed In pninilngs and other nrt works. With captions.
1. ,\rt — Aegean Sea region, 2. Civilization. Greek. i, Bruns-
wick Productions. Series; The Pagejint of art Id history (Film-
strip)
709.39 74-73299-2
Brunswick Productions
Aegis Productions
see
Cancer chemotherapy.
Hiatus hernia.
Thyroid cancer.
AenguB Films
see
20
Mists of time.
Aerial gunnery training film. Series 11: Quarter attacks
(Motion picture) U. S. Army Air Forces and U, S. Na^-y
Air Force [1942 ?, Made by U. S. Army Signal Corps.
42 mln, sd. b&w, 16 mm.
Sumviary: .K practice film for rear gunners of bombers flying
straight horizontal courses at 115 to 230 miles per hour or 100 to
200 knots. Shows and identifies a series of attack approaches from
the left and right beama
1. Aerial gunnery. L U. S. Army Air Forces, n. I'. S, Navy
Air Force.
358.4 78-707673
Aerial photo interpretation for the discovery and evalua*
tion of geological resources (Motion pirture) I*un Ameri-
can Institute of Geftfrraphy and History, in conjunction
with U. S. Agency for latcmational DavelopmeJit and
U. S. Geological Survey, 1960. Released by IT, S. Geo-
logical .Survey and IT. S. Agency for International
Development.
34 mln. sd. color. 16 mm.
French and Spanish versions also Istnied.
Summary: lUusti-atea how tbe technlQoes of photo Interpretation
are used to affilst tbe geotogtst In the discovery and evaluation of
resources such aa minerals, fuels, and conatructlon materialo.
1. Aerial photograpby In geology. i. Pan American Inatltnte of
Geography and Hlatory. n. U. S. Agency for InternatlODal De-
veli^iment- m, tJ. 3. Geological Survey.
.■)2G.9 7!l~7ni207
U. S. Geological Survey
Library of Congress Catalog — Motion Pictures and Filmstrips
Aerial pholo inlrrprrlnlion for thr diHcovtrjr and evalua-
tton of hydroloffinil rmoumfi t. Virion pichtrt) Pun
Ainrni-itn lu-Jitiil*- of (tt^ii^iphv »inl Ilinlory, in rmijunr-
tion with l'. S. .V^m-v for Intcnmlionul iK^vntoptm^jit nml
U. S. (ipi>li>);i.-Ml Siirvry, lyOl I{f«]<>A.<«Hl hv I*. S. ()«>^
lofric»l Snrvp> and I'. S Ajywiry for Intirnntiimul
DevrlopmiMit.
3B min. <■! color. lA mn
Pnnclt and 8|Htil«l) rrrMona alan Innird
Snmmmrn: I'mvldra trvJnlnji In Ibo (orhn<qu<« of pholo Inli'nir^tM-
tloci In lb* 9iWeviT^n «'»«1 f>TBlualloD of lb* hjn1ro)o([lai I nw>inY«« nf
■ n>untr]r or rvfloo.
1 Atrial pbotocrapbj In hydrolocT i. I'm ADivrlran Imlltulv
o( 41«ocr«plij and ntotory. n. D. S. Afcnrr for IntrrntMonil
[VrrUTnxHtt III. U R Ofotoglral Surn^.
.v»r.'t 71 7nit'!).'.
S. G«oloc1<-«l 8urTi>7
Aerial photo interpretation for the dinrovery and evniua-
Hon of ntril reaoarc*** (Vo^iV'n pirfure) INm Amoricftn
Iiu<iti>l<' of (Jeogrnphy nnil Ilistnry. in t'onjiinrtinn with
V. S, Ajit^iit-y for IntorrwUionsI I>c%-pJopmcnt and U. S.
Gcolntpoil Survey, IlMJl. RpItosM by IT. S. OfloInpirAl
Survey itnd I'. S. Ajrnncy for International De\pIopmejit.
98 nrin. h1 color. 16 mm-
fVi>nrh bM !<(ian<ah vmtoon alito lamed
B m mtmmrf: Shows how aoll aurTpy* are expedited by the u»e of
pbolo inierprHalloo I'olnta out Ihat proTen leehnlqueo In thlx field.
CDOiblDed with a limited amount of Beld work, nmke potvlMe a
UPei a l eralnallon of Ihe W^l rraouirea of a nrclon quickly and
eeocKCDieally
1 Aerial pbotocraphj In aoll nrrera. t. I'aa American lustttute
of Geucrmphy and nMorj. n. U. S. Ajreocy for International De^
mocMnmt. m. V. S. Ocoloflcal Surmy.
.V.J6.9 T'i-7ni2!lS
V S^ Ceoloctoil Rnrrey
Aerial photofcraphy. Part 5: Processing the B3m {Motion
picturr\ v. S. War Dept. 1940. Made by Signal Corps
in eol)nt>i>nition with the Chief of the Air Corps.
I'D mill. Ml. hAw. 16 mnL
onrtal iralnlnc nim. 1-142.
Smmmmrf: Shown irw at«pa In untondlDfc and derelopinent of mo-
tion pleture Dim *howln|[ war Hctlrltlev from the air. Vm-* the ItSA
aim drrelofXni; awemhly, whirh la xtandard equipment In the Air
OoriHL
I. l>boinerM|ih,\ . Aerial. 3, Photncraphy. Mllltnry. i. V. 3.
WarOqtL
778.3 75-70Uy7
Aerial techniques (Motion picture)
sec Film communique, no. 4
Acrlab — t— Mlag — door exerdacs (glrb). (Motion picture]
Center for Instructional Cotiimunicatioiu, Syracuse University.
Made by Mooon Picture Dept Released by Syracuse Uruver-
sity. 1969
li n
td htw
16 H
OtEDtTS Author. Paul C Roawo
SilMMARY StrcMcaaaalyaband tponin|indeinonstntk>nsof th« tiruica.
kackward huafciwiin. roond-olT. acnal canwKccI, icrul wilkover, yo|i hand-
■aad, aad Ihc valdtt. SiMiwt Door cictcik pa»«* and complete rouiincL
I Synciac l>aivcmiy Ccnia for liutrucbonal Communi-
IOV54S,
796.4
72-700764
MARC
Aero Mayflower Transit Company, Indianapolis
see
Mayflower, U. S. A.
Aerobic respiration (Motion picture) Thome Films, 1»70.
tlont
l.i»H. fllm_ Klltn note« >io r^rindse case.
< IIKI»ITS Pnt-liieer. Rriire J. Riuu^lL
SfUMARY: \'m^ an experiment to demonctrale the principle of
renpiraiion by rhtvkliic lemperamre ebangea and presienee of fOi
In drr o«l a*»d» and In aetdx soaked In water and forrnaldebyde
I l'Unt>~lte-i>lrallon 2. Seedi^PhytloloKy I. Thorne Kllm*.
lor. lumlder. Colo II. Serlm; KsperlmenUI blolo» : revplratlon
tMotloo picture)
(QK891] 581.1
TlMnic FIUm. Inc.
•iifMT 8 mm. (Experimental biology: resplra-
73-7121(91
Aerodynamic K*neralion of sound (Motion picture) Educa-
tion IVvelopmenl <'enler. I!eti-:i:^ by Knryciopaedia Hri-
laiiniiM Kdiicalifinnl Corp., ItXiO.
44 mill. «1 h&w 111 mm
.Ua'le for Nallooal Cnmrnlttee for Klnlil Mechanic* Film*.
With film nolm by John V. Ffc^rs Williams and M. Jamea Ucht-
hill
»'ia:r>ITS Dtiwctor, John Friedman.
SI'MUARY : I»ea^li«B (he mf<iiBnl>m of aoiind Keneratloa by
tartmleno revaltlnc fmm an InataMlily of ateady Row, dL<«ntww<
quadrupou^ In drialL and Illustrate* lb- funilamentaU of Jet nol«e
generation.
1 Soaml 2. Aerodynarakx 3 Jet plane«— Ni.!-* I B<IiicBtlon
Derrlopnenl Crater. II. Enryekipnedla Britannira Edin-atlooal
rori-iratloo
iM 77-711793
E'lii'allan 1 MPirelnfment renlrr
Aerodynamic heating and ablation of missile shapes (Mo-
tion picture! Education Development Center. Ilcle;i.sod by
Eneyclopaeilia Itritnnnica Kdiimlinnal Corp., 1968.
S mIn. ai color. 10 ram. (Fluid merbania fllma)
Alw> laaiied in aiandard 8 mm. and In super 6 mm. In cartridge^
Made for tbe National Committee for Flnld Mecbanlci.
With teacher'B culde.
StTMUARY: llluatratea a demonalratioo experiment on a pbaae of
fluid meehanlnL
L Aerodynamic beattnc. 2. Ablation (Aeroibermodynanlo) 8.
Guided mlmllen. I. Education Development Center II. Barydo-
paedla Rrltannira Bdncatlonal Corporation. lit. Seriea: Fluid me-
rlianlca 8lim (Motkin plctare)
M-2 71-710304
Encyelopafdla Rrltao- nlca Educational Corp^
Aerodynamic hentlnflf lut nhown by temperature nenftltlve
planiN (Motion pi.-tun-) Education Developnii'tit Center.
KrleaM-d by Kncyclopaodia llriLannica Educational (^rp.,
IWW,
4 mill »l mliir IS mm. (Fluid meebanlea Dlma)
Aim luued In atandard R mm and tn super H mm In carlrldfe
Madf for the National rommltter for Ktnld Mi-^-hnnlr*.
With leacher'a Kiilde
SI'MMAttV llluatraten a ilemomlrnt Ion expa-rlment on a phase
of ftnlit me<-haiili-4
1 AerrHlynamlc hrallnx I Education Derelopment Center.
It. Rncyclopaetlla llrltannlca Educational (Virporillon Series:
Fluid mechanic* fllma (Motion picture)
B32 7ft-7l0332
Encyclopaedia Brilan- nlca Rducalloiial Corp
Aorojet-Genci^l Corporation
sec
Corporate Technical Information Center—
CTIC.
Infrared.
Wc the people.
Aeronautics ( Motion picture ) National Aeronautics and
Space Administration, 1971.
2S mill. .Hil nilor. 10 mm, (Spar»? In the 70*a)
<'HKI>ITS PriMJui-er. James it BthercdKC; director and writer,
nyroii Moritnn , technical adviser, William Pomeroy ; editor. Hasllan
Wiinmer.
S|;mmAIIV : I>vs«Tlbes the areiui of aeronautical research which
NASA IB puntiilii); now and wilt pursue during tbe 1970-1860 time
period.
1. Aeronautical reaearcb— U. S. I. O. a Nalloonl Aeronautics
and Space Administration. Series: Space In the W» (Motion pic-
ture)
629.4 70-710249
National AerooDutlcs and Space Admlnlstralloo
Aeronautique elementaire (Filmstrip)
see Basic principles of flight
Aeronaves de Mexico, S.A.
see
Fiesta Tapatia.
Mexico lost— Mexico found.
The Sea of Cortez.
Tlio AeroprtMincts propeller — line inspection and mainten-
ance {Motion pietuTt) U. S. Army Air Forces in coopera-
tion with General Motors Corp., Aeroproducte Division,
IM^J. Made by .Tarn Handy Organization.
18 mIn. sO. b&w. 16 mm.
ttttmmary- lH>inon.<>tratt« the merhanlc's routine Inspection of a
propplW. iDCloden examination for M-ratcfaea and mlsnlUniment.
Inspection of ttw regulator, and the InHtallatlon of new bUdCA.
1. Propellers. AerlaL i. D S. Army Air Forces,
629.134 79-701496
The Aeroproducts propeller — removal, reinstallation, ffroiuul
mn-iip. and fli^t test {Motion picture) TT. S. Army Air
ForcoB. in cooperation with General Motors Corp., Aero-
produ»'i.s Divwion, 194B. Ma<le by Jam Handy Organiza-
tion.
20 mln- wl b&w. 19 mm.
Summarv: fkemonstratea step hy step the remoTst, relnstallatloo.
and test-fllftht check of an Aeroproilucts airplane propeller.
1. I*ropellem, Aerial. i. V. 8. Army Air Forces,
629.134 72-701499
The Aeroproducts propeller — theory and (iteration {Motion
picture) U. S. Army Air Forces, 1948. Made by Jam
Handy Organization.
22 mln ml bAw 16 mm.
^wntiFMirv Rxplalnn tbe operation of tbe Aeroproducts constant
m^'*t\ prota-llcr which nalntaliu constant speed under aU condltloiM
of allllude snd wrattier Explains dlacramsttcally tbe ayxlein of
Operation of the piston that nmimla tbe pltcb. and points oat tbe
correHpoDdlns enjElne parts.
1 Propellers. AerlaL i l' S, Army Air Force*".
629.184 72-701500
Aerospace Audio-Visual Service
see
The Challenge of the unkno\v7t.
The Other side of the world.
Aeschylus , Oresteia
see
The Oresteia of Aeschylus.
21
Ae>Mip'H fnbleN t Motif, n pirturr) { oiim.itnicationf. I^bora-
t<>ry. Hank Stnv-t Coltefie of PMm atioii. HelecoMl by
M.dinw Hilt IliKik Co., I»r.7,
n nil ■■! ,„ior m mm. ( Hank Htrevt raadlng inrvnllra flhn
Willi leacher'a RUlde.
Mitniin'iiir Vl.lor Itorxe read* from aeTen of Aeanps fabiMi from
n nillectlon •elected and edited by t^ula Untermeyer. Inclndea n
eerpla from Ttie lloneM and the »lipn. The boy and Ihe w.tlf. The
cat and the mlc. The Jackdaw's flne feathers. The town mniine and
the c.iniiry niou-r. Th.- hnn- a-i.l ihi- t..rl..l*.v •iii.l The miller, th'
son iMid the donkey
1 Pahlea i .A>opua. Awp'a fables ii. Itank %tn*\ (Toll^e
of Kdiirntlmi, New 1 ork. Communications Ijiborstory in UeOraw-
III1I Itoiik Company.
Fi A 67 2300
Mriirfi« Hill Hook C^,
Aesop'H fableii {FUmJitrip) Hulton EdurjitioTuil Publica-
tions, f/ondon. Released in the U. S. by Dufour Editions,
Z.*» fr. color. SS mm, (Stories nnd legends from history and
literature)
With notesL
For primary jcradea.
1. Fnbles Juvenile fllms. i. Ilullon Educational I'uhllratlona,
lid. II. Dufour I-ldltlons. Inc. Series: Hlorlea and lexends from
history's literature (Filmstrip)
398.24 70-7;W298
Dufour Editions
-Swop's fables. Part I <Fi/m<itrip) Luniin Films. Re-
lcns.'d by MiGraw Hill Book Co.. 1907.
m fr color 3.1 mm and phonodlsc: 1 •.. 12 In,. Sat rpm.. l2
mln nilcroKFoore. (LWInn prose seriea)
With teacher's culde.
i.'oNTaifTH — 1. The Hon and Ihe moiiw.- X. The fox and the
crow. — S. The ernstihnpper and the ant.
1. Fables. t ^>opua ii Luniln Films, ui. Mcf;raw-IIIII Book
Company. Series: LlTlng prose serle* (Filmstrip)
Fi A 67-3755
UcOrawHlll Book Co.
^Esop's fables. Part 2 {FilrMinp) Lumin Films. Re-
leased by McGraw-Hill Book Co., 1967.
79 fr. ctitor. 3."> mm. nnd phono<llsc: I ■,, 12 in.. 331 rpm.,
10 min. i(ii(T<(;;riiiive, ( Living prone Merles)
With teacher's i;uide.
CoMTtNTs,— 1. The city mouse nnd the country mouse.— 2. The fox
and the grapes.— S. Androcles nnd the Hon.
L Fables. t. jEsopuB. n. I.umin Films, ni. McGraw-Hill Book
Company. Series: Uving prose seriea (Fllmitrip)
Fi A 67-3756
McGraw-Hill Book Co,
^^aop's fables. Part 3 {Filim/Hp) Lumin Films. Re-
lea.spd by McGraw-Hill Book Co., 1967.
01 fr, color. 3.; mm. and phonwlisc: 1 i.. 12 in.. 33J mln
iulcroKr>Mive. ( I.UIng prose series)
Willi teiiclier'B culde-
roNTEMH, — I, The boy who cried wolf. — 2. The wind and the
sun - 3. The crow nnd the pitcher.
L Fables. i. .^IBsopas. a. Lumin Films, m. UcGraw-HUI Book
Conipnny. Seriea: Uving prose series 'Filmstrip)
Fi A 67-3757
McCraw-Hlll Book Co.
^sopus. /Esop's fables
see
Aesop's fables.
A Lion and a mouse.
Aesopus. The town mouse and the country mouse
see
El Rat6n del pueblo y rat6n del campo.
AEsopus
see
JEsop's fables. Part 1.
£sop*s fables. Part 2.
£sop's fables. Part 3.
Borrowed plumes.
The Boy and the woU.
The Boy who cried wolf
The Coimtry mouM and tbe dty mouoe.
The Dog and his shadow.
The Dog in the water.
Fables of Aesop: The boy who cried wolf.
Fables of Aesop: The crow and the pitcher.
Fables of Aesop: The grasshopper and the
anl.
Fables of Aesop: The lion and the mouse.
Library of Congress Catalog — Motion Pictures and Filmstrips
Aesopus (Continued)
Fables of Aesop: The rabbit and the turtle.
Fables of Aesop: The wind and the sun.
The Hare ud the tortotie.
La Lifevre et la tortue.
The Lion uid the mouse.
The Sun and the wind.
The Tortoise and the hare.
Venus and the cat.
The Wind and the sun.
An Aesthetic quality (Motion picture) Vaughn Obero, 1967.
4 mln. sd. (x>lor. 16 mm.
Summary: A collect'-r of Nnzl war relU-s describes bis treasures
and etpliilns his motive? fur usseoibllDg tbe collection.
1 Military luuseuma. i. Obern. Vaughn.
790.023 Fi A t>8-640
CINE
Aetna (Motion picture) Fi-unz Lazi, Stuttgart. Released
in the U. S. by Americiin Educational Films, 1971.
10 miD. Bd. color. 16 mm,
with stud; guide
SUMMARY: Records the basic stages of an eruption of Uount
Aetna, on tbe east coast of Sicily.
1. Etna. I. Lazl. Franz. 11. American Educational Films.
[QE523.E8] 551.2 75-712369
American Educational Films
Casualty and Surety Company, Hartford
see
Fireman at your door.
Traflic driving IIL
itna Life & Casualty
see
ABC's ot parallel parking.
Alaskai
Ur. Leakey and the dawn ot man.
The Hidden world.
Hurricanel
Ten little engines.
To live and breathc-
To see ourselves.
Yankee sails across Europe.
/Etna Life Insurance Company
see
Driving emergencies.
Esqiressway excellence.
You and the drivotrainer system.
Aevac, Inc.
see
Africa: poUtiGal leogreiAy and oatioaaliaiiL
Afro-American history.
Age of Greece.
Age of Racne.
American Indian.
Baiof ri^ta.
GvilixatiofU of the ancient world.
Constitutional amendments.
Discover your world: Israel.
Economics.
European territorial chances, 1914-1939.
Hist(»T and culture of Africa.
Immigration.
Key Supreme Court decisions.
Middk Ages.
Physical geography of Aata.
Phyncal geogra|thy of Central America.
Physical geography of South Americs.
Physical, social, and eccmomic geography (rf Africa.
Reformatioa.
Renaissance.
Significant laws that changed U.S. hiatwy.
Tenitorial changes since World War 11.
U.S. Oovcminent and how it works.
L'Aifaire est dans le sac {Motion picture) Jacques Prcvert
and Pierre Frevert, 1932. Released by Cont«mporary
Films/McOraw ffill, 1968.
b&w. 16 mm.
aiiiiitlzcs the story of u iMired -MucriciiD mlllliin.iire
I is abducted by a group of odd kidnuppers
Jacques. 1900- ii. Prevert, Pierre. 190<i-
in. CoiUem[Hirary rilms/McGran-Ilill.
791.43 Fi A6S-2703
Contemporar.v Films/ MrtJraw-Hill
Affairs of Anatol {Motion picture) Columbia Broadcasting
System, 1961. Miido by KNXT.
90 mill sd, b&w. IC mm.
Adupti-d from the play Anatol, by Arthur Scbnltzler.
Crvditg: I'nidiicer. Alexander Kamati ; director, Ezra Stone; adap-
tation from the Gerniaii, Itobi'rt I loon ; niusic, H. Krinskj'; sponsor,
Lincoln Saving and Ix>aiL
Summnry: A romaiitlc comedy describing the love afTiiIrs ot a
well to-do bachelor, Anatol, In Inle 19th century Vienna.
I- Sihnitzler. Arthur, 18e2-!831. Anatol. u. Columbia Broadcast-
ing System, Inc.
Summarii:
in Paris, \
Fi 67-374
Affluence and World War i {Filmgtrip) Elucational Direc-
tion. Released by Ealing Corp., 1970.
36 fr, b&w. :i5 mm. and phonodlac: 1 a., 12 In.. 334 rpm., 9
mln, (A Social history of black Americans)
.Mso l9!)ijed with pbonolape In cassette.
With teacher's cnlde.
tfummary: Points out that the decade before World Wur i saw
blacks becoming more nfnuent than ever before. Uses tbe photo-
Kraphs of JamcH Vant>er Zee to Illustrate the black way of life be-
fore and during (he war and In the armed services.
1_ Negroes— Social conditions— To 1054. 2. Negroes— Social life
and customs. l Van DerZee, James, ir. Educational Direction,
Inc. m. Ealing (3orporatlon, Cambridge, Haas. Series: A Social
history of black Americans (Fllmatrlp)
917.8 73-737298
Baling Corp.
Afghanistan: emerging from isolation {Motion picture)
M.Ciftw-Hill IU>ok <'o., l!HiH. Made by Authentic Pic-
1 1 1 res.
la mln. 8d. color. 18 mm. (The Oriental world series)
With teacher'H guide.
Summary.- Deacrlbea the physical characteristics of Afghanistan
and shows the r^lonal Tarletlons In landforms, climate, and land
use III the country Portrays Afghanistan as a country wbldi Is
making progress In Its Btrnggle to emerge into the modem world-
1. Afghantstiin i Mc^lraw Hill Itook Company. Series: The
Oriental world series (Uotlon picture)
915.81 Fi A 68-640
McGraw-Hill Book Co.
Afghanistan: progress amid traditttni (Filmstrip) Mc-
Graw-Hill, 1971. Made by Authentic Pictures.
■ir> fr. color. 35 mm. (A.ilnn world geography 8erles, set 2)
With teacher's guide.
SUMMARY : Presents facta utwut Ihe geography and culture of
Afghanistan.
1. AfghaalHtan. 1. Mctiraw-Hlll Book Company. Series:
Asian world geography series (Filmstrip) set 2.
915.81 73-738374
McGraw-Hill Book Co.
Africa (FUmJitrip) Common Ground, London. Made by
Oxford University Press. Released in the U. S. by Car-
man Kdiioationnl .\ssociates, 1967.
Ifi double fr. color. 35 mm. <Oiford projected atlas)
Summary: A series of 16 general, regional, and special project
maps of Africa, from Oxford atlases.
1. Africa — Maps. l Common Ground, ltd., London, n Car-
man Educational .\Bsoclates. Series: Oxford projected atlas
(Filmstrip)
912.6 79-736140
Carman Educational As- soclates
Africa {Motion picture) American Broadcasting Co., 1967.
60 mln. sd. color. 16 mm.
Credit*.- Sponsor. 3M Co-
Summ.fi (/; A Study of the land, the people, the culture, history, and
present tlay political and economic Issues of Africa.
1. Africa. I, American Broadcasting Company.
916 Fi A 68-646
CINE
AMc*. [Transparencies] McGraw-Hill, 1969. Made by General
Drafting Corp.
1 1 uwuparencics- color 10 x 1 1 in- (World regianal geofraphy tnoHa-
rcncics, Ml S>
With ovcfUyv
SUMMARY Um3 mipc and overlay* (o thow the populiboo tpraad, nns-
poruiioD routes, mineral deposits, agricultural areas, and industrial development
1 Africa— Ma|» (1 Africa] 1 McGraw-Hill Book Company. II
Senca.
[G8200) 916 72-733765
McGraw-Hill Book Co 72 MARC
Africa (Moiinu [iittiire) Pyramid Films, 1970.
10 rain, pd, color. 16 mm.
OREIHTS Producer, David Adams; director. Merlin Dobry.
SCMMARV : Shows African animals In thetr natural homes.
Without narration.
1. Zoology— Africa. I, Pyramid Films. Inc.
591.96 70-709798
Pyramid Films
Africa: an introduction (Motion ptctitre) Wayne Mitx-hell.
Released by Film Associates of California, 1967.
18 mill. sd. color 16 mm.
With Miidy puide,
Sumnmrii: All overview of Ihe geography of .\frlca and thv nmiiy
dlfTerenl peoples who make up Its population. Points out the major
dllTeiences l>eiween the desert, grassland, and the tropics, and
erplains how and why the lives of the people of Africa differ from
one area to nnolher.
— Another is.sue. b&w.
1. Anihr..p.vge.iKr;iphy— Africa i. Mllchell. Wayne, u. Film
Associates of California, Los Angeles
916 Fi A 68-381
Film Associates of California
Africa: An introduction {Filmstrip) Gateway Educational
Films. I^ndon. Released in the U. S. by Carman Educa-
tional -Vssociafes, 1968.
31 fr. color. .^ mm.
With teachers' guide,
Crtdita: Author, Eric Barker.
Summary: Shows typical landscapes of Africa, various means of
travel, and the hydroelectric programs of tbe continent
Another issue, double fr.
1. Africa— Des4'rlpt Ion and travel— 1061- i. Gateway Edu-
cational Filni-s. ltd., London, n. Carman Educational Associates.
916 78-736708
Carman Educational Associates
Africa: artistic heritage {FUinatrip) Encyclopaedia Britan-
nica Educational Corp., 1969.
55 fr color. 35 mm. (A People uprooted!
With teacher's guide.
CrediU: f!ollaI)oratorH. Benjamin Quarles, Sterling Stuckey.
Summary: Compares African art to Western art.
1. Art, African. 2, Art. European. i. Encyclopaedia Brltannlca
Educational Corporation. Series; A People uprooted (Fllmatrlp)
709.67 71-735578
Encycloptiedla Brltannlca Educational Corp.
Africa awakens — modern Nigeria (Motion picture)
see Nigeria — problems of nation building
Africa calls: its drums and musical instruments (Motion
picture) WCAU-TV. Released by Carousel Films, 1971.
■Ji ni II. Md. color. 16 mm. (Tell It like It was)
Wirli -iludy culde.
CKKIilTS: Narrator^ Michael Kabntunde Olatunjl, Kullie.
SI-M-MAllV Presents a comprebennlve view of African ihunis
mill musical iiislruinenis and portrays their relation to African woik.
wiN^iitp. niiil le^cead.
I .MuHlcal InNlruinenW. African. I. Philadelphia. Television
Klailim WCAl'-TV. M. Carousel Films. Inc.. New York. Ill, Series:
Ti'll ir like It was (Motion picture)
tML544] 781.767 74-712709
Carousel Films
22
Libraty of Congress Catalog — Motion Pictures and Filmstrips
Africa rhanceii: ■ younx kadcr in a young nation (V.>
Uon fictun) Krank (iarilonyi and CltlTnrd Janoff. Ilc-
\f.\»o\ \\ HKA K.liirAtioitU Mrtlin. IDTO.
14 iiiiii atl •itUtT in mm.
With •IU1I7 iuli}»
A'aMw^ry KiJiinlnM tb* ■■|>lr«lli>na aod pnblaiM of Ibr P*<ip(*
o( MBrrtlof Afrtf^a nailona. IKtcumMita tiM Iowa of ■ younc
TnitM'MMii i-»»iiiiiiwliMMY rhn>uKh )>(• KnM Afrlinn illMrlH SIh>w«
b»<> wrtat. |wllilr«l. •M «<rtinointr |Mill»ma arv rbanfinc (hU wnr<»-
cvlxaUil rotWdlon of (rllMl *UlM« U> an •rtin.-inlrally i>rT*rtl»r
1. TBMinl*— BooRomlc o-ndHlon* 2 T«nMnl«--SocUI coiidl-
lion*. & ■nmianU-l'ttllUc* and f.-rfrnnM-nl 1 Oinl^nyl. Krank.
II. Jaiwrr. ni(T>ird III. UFA Kdui-aitunal MK\\»
D16.78 71-706698
HFA fUucalloMl Wrdia
Africm: CKopI viWa^r UU i.VotUm firtutr) Marhris Pitv-
ductions antl Charlw Caliill and AjwnrUU^ Rrlcaswi by
AIMS In-Jni.iNnwl Mwlin Srrvifv*. 1JK19.
IT iota. >d. ralor. 16 mm.
SmmMttr^: A aiad; of tbf (.tiopl people of Moumbhiua. ■ (rtba
tkM baa not rt>iiDC««l >(■ wa; of UvIiik for hundmb of rmrs.
1. dto^ tAfrlrmn tr1b») t Machrta Trodiirt Ioiik n. CUUIl
iCharlM) anO \«><riai<^ lai-. MoIIjwwhI. CaUf iii AIMS Id-
•tnctkinal yr«llM SmlccK
91fi79 74-702«76
AIMS laaCni<l)onal MmIir Sarrlcaa
Africm: coallacol in change. (Fiimsinp] National Geographic So-
ciety Special Publications Division. 1972.
5 fifaRUnpft cotot )^ mm and 5 phonodbo *. each, I a fot manual
ftofKUM. I •- fof awtomatK profector). 10 in . H 1 / 1 rpm
Ahe oaued villi phoAOUpc ui caiaciU
Wiih tcackcf t (uidc and map
COVnVTS 1 The».ivJ*offr«dom«itaconiit»«H,p«t 1 59fr,I3min
— ] The «uKb of ftttiiotn tilt a contmmi, part 2 ^6 fr . I* mm — ) Afnca't
cuhuni aftd cthnK henu(c 5 1 ft . 13 mm — * Thraalcncd Itfc of two Afncan
tnbca. M tt. 13 min — 5 Adkcniuro in Kuch of early man )7 ft. 13 mm
I Afnca— CviliutKM) 1 SatMnal Ccocnphtc Society. Wastuo(ioa.
DC Special PublKattora Diviuon
(DTU, 960 72-735028
NatHMal CeotnphK T2 MARC
Society
Afriea: crmdle of mankind (Filmstrip) Family Films. Re-
leased by Society for Visual Education, 1970.
)'.*> Ir color. STi mm. and plionodlm- 1 n.. 12 la., 'tSi rpm., 10
alo. iDbrOTcrlnc bUcfc AfHrai
With Irartwr** tnldr'.
<'r*«lH)i AQthnr. Paul IL Klild.
SamRUnT-. PorlraTi mao'a beslanlns In Africa one aod lhre«-quar-
Irr million .vrarti aen, depicts thv coloaluitlon of Africa 'turinfc tli«
IQiIi <*miur7. and i>how« how Africans wtto tn fr«e from colonial
rale im today.
1 Afrtcm— c;iTmaallon. 1. Family Pllma, lac II. Society for
Vlmal Edocailoa Inc.. Chicago. SerlM : l>lacoTerlo|[ black Africa
iPllmalrlpt
916 74r-738054
S>H>1y for VltMMl Bdacallon
Africa daacaa. [Moboo picture] United Natioitt. Released by
Cootemporary Fdms/McGrmw-Hill. 1967
3t BMA. tA cotoc It mm. (Interaauonal tone)
SUMMARY Praacatt the performance (i*cn by U* Baltea Afrvraini m the
Wy Hall of the Untted Nationa Headquarters on the anniverwry
a by the Umled Nationi of the Human n^hu dedarauon. With
• by H E M Achkar Marof. Atnbaaaadot froa Guinea to the United
d by Ahuair Cooke
- Afnca I failed NatMXtt II Contemporary Film/Mc-
Oraw-HiL III Senea International tone (Motion ptcturei
[GV170$) 793.3 72-700550
McCnv-HiB Book Co 71 MARC
Africm. c«st and west [Motion pirture) Pan American Air-
ways, 196T, Made by Henry Strauss Prodtwtions,
2D Bin. ad. color. 16 mm.
fiaauMj'li; ricturea a croi aertlon of Mtst and west African al^fata
■nd aoomW— from herda of caate roamlnc peaicefully, and Uaaal
trlbcaowa tefidtnc tbeir predous cattle, lo tiew onlTerattlea la modem
dllaa Co Utoatrato a oontloeot of roniraat wfaidh affonla opportuoltj
(or eoMlaaal aarprlaa aad dlaoo^ery.
1. Africa. But— Dcaer. A trar. 2. Africa, Weat— Deaer. A trar.
L i>aD AaMrtaw WorM Airways. Itic
916 Fi A 68-^7
CINB
Africa Filmstrips
see
Africa today. Part 1.
Africa today. Part 2.
Africa: focus on ecosMny — African markets (Filmdrip)
Prank Gardr^nyi and Clifford Janoff. Releaaed by BFA
Fxlticational Media. 1970.
53 fr. mior W mm. and phooodi*-; 2 ■ 11 a foe manual
P*«>ector, 1 «. for aniomallc peojector). 12 Ib_ SS| rpm., T min.
DlrrocroDTv. (Modem Africa aerlM)
f>amaarT- Plctam aevrral types of AfTicaii markeCa. abowa th«
klnda of r*** 'hat are hoottht and aold, aad portray* tb* Tarloua
wcUl aad commanlty artlTtOe* whtcb r*w)l»e arocnd tbe market*.
1 Afrtrs— <~nmmerr» I naidonyl. PrmiUL II JaoofT. mfford.
Ill BPA EdiK«ttoBa1 Media. IV African marketa (niB»<rtr1pt
VrlM ; Modem Afria aeriea ( Fllmatrlp)
916 78-737981
Al.AB«iUtat
Africa: foeua on economy — City Ufc In Africa (Kilma(rip)
Ki;itik <inii|nii>i itml ClilTiinl .Jaiinir, Keleamd by HFA
Kilm-ntinnnl Mistia, 1970.
41 fr •'olor Vi iiiin ami plinniMllM': 3 a. (la for niniiiial pro
je< l<ir. I a. ^>^ aiitumallc pn>>e<'ii)rt. 12 In., ml rpm.. 7 mIn. nilcr--
Cn-ivr ( MiwliTn Afrli-n wrlf«|
Summary lilM-iiMen (he apprarnnre and rotnmerr* of tUMlerii
AfTl<:in i-lllr's tho InimlGrnllon prnMniia nf rural vlllaKeo. and Ih*-
na>a In which rlllen are allriuptlni to adjual to lh« ne^U nf mitil
•rii (leielopinc Africa.
1 t'ttlea and lowrui— Afrli-a I. (lardonyl, Frank. II. Janoir.
(*llir»nt III. lirA KdiicaMonal Mnlta. IV. City life la Africa
(Fllm«trlp) Srrlr* M<«1orn Africa M>rle« (Fllmatrlp)
916 7'2 7.'»79R.'i
A I- V IkiokH-i
Africa : fociw on economy — Foodfi of tropical Africa ( Kilin-
Mnp) Fmnk (iardonyi and ClifTonl JanolT. R«Iea.sed by
MKA l.diicalioiinl Mt^lin, 1970.
1(1 fr. oiiiir. ^ mm. ami phonodlar : 'J a (1 a. for mnnual pro-
Jt^ tiir, I n for aiilonuillc pmjet-torl. \2 In. Mi rpm., 7 rain. nilrri>-
Krii««<- (Hndirn Afrlm wrlen)
Stimiuary : Heiiirt* the main Itema In the haalc African diet. I'or-
Iraja how a famlly'it mo<1e of life nfffH-tJi Iholr diet, ahowa bow food
la prriuin^l and cairn, and dowrllion the role of food In fnatlTe oc-
caalona.
1 IHet— Africa. 2. Oookcry. African I, (Jardonyl. Fmnk II,
Jannir. Clirrotd. Ill UFA Kducatlunal Mi^la. IV. Fooda of tropical
Africa (Fllmatrlp) Serlea; Modern Africa aerlM (Fllmntrlp)
916 7.%-7.'i79H3
A L. A. Bookllat
Africa: focus on economy — Indastry in Africa (Filmstrip)
Frank Ganlonyi iind Clifford Janoff. lU-lca-sed by RFA
Educational Me<ii«. 197(>.
lit fr. cxiiir. 5.'> mm anO ph<jn<Nlliir '2 n. (In for maniinl
(inijH'tor. I M. for automatic projector), 12 In., 83) rpm., 8 mlii.
mlrroirrooTe. (Modem Africa aerl«n)
Summary: I'nrtrayM how (he ernwth of Indu^rlalltatlon haa
ihniii.-i'd the African way of life.
1 Africa— InduHirleK. I, flardooyl. Frank. II. Janoff, Clifford.
III. nFA Mucatlonal Media. IV. InduMry lo Africa (Fllm«trl|>)
fCerle*' Modern Africa nerlea (Filmstrip)
3.'MI,»6 79-737984
A L A BooklUt
Africa : focus on economy — Transportation in Africa
(Filn^trip) Frank Gardonyi and Clifford Janoff. Re-
leiuv^ by BFA Educjitional Media, 1970,
J3 fr. color. 3.'i mm anil phonorlloc ; 2 h. (1 a. for manual
pri.jc<-t..r. 1 R. fi>r niitomatlc projector), 12 In., 83J rpm, « mIn.
mliToitnioee. (Modem Africa aeries)
Summary : ri«icrll>» the moKt nrmmon modes of tranaportatlon
within and betwwn African citlw and rlllagra, nollnjt that tbe
older methods ar»> slowly fadlnfc as more modern means of tranqwr-
tallon hecome aTallable
1. Tranxportfltlon— Africa. I. Oardonrl. Frank. II. Janoff,
Cllfrord. Ill- BFA Educational Media. IV Transportation In Africa
(Fltmstrlp) Series: Modern Africm aerlea (Plimstrlp)
380.5 71-737982
A I* A Booklist
AfHcK GiMBa. {Filnutrip] Avid Corp.. 1972.
5*) fr color j; mm and phonodiacr I L, 1 1 in.. 33 I /3 rpm , approx
IB mm
With teacher'! |utdc
CREDITS Author. Jamca Pratt
SUMMARY Trace* the •etUemenl of Ghana and prcaenti a brwf political
hitiory up lo 1957
1 Ghana— Politic* and govenuneot— To 1457 I Avid Corpormoon
75-740518
of Laaet^. (Filmalnp) Avid Corp. 1972
,DT511i
Avid Corp
966.7
72
MARC
Africa: historical heritage (FUmstrip) EncyiJt^aedia Bri-
tannica Kitiiratiriiral Corp., 1969.
56 fr. rolor. 3o mm. ( A l*eople uprooted I
With teschera Kulde.
CrrattM: Collaborators. Renjomln Qiiarle«, Sterllns Stuckey
gummorir.- Tracer tbe rootn of A fro- American*, tieclnninc In six
Keoth -century Afrlm
L NeiiTOca HlMory— To 1M3. i. Bocyclopaedla Brltaoolca Edu-
cational Corporation. Series: A People uprooted (Fllm.^rlp)
967 78-735577
EncyrlopaedU Briian- nica educational Corp.
AfricK Ustorical heritiae. tMolioo picture] Ecydopaedia Bri-
unnica Educational Corp., 1971. Made by Steve Krmntz Film*.
4 mm *d color 16 mm
Abe laaoed m bAw
i tram the filmalnp of the tame ntle m the aenc* etioUed A people
With icKher*! guide
CREDtrS CoUaborslorii. Seniamin Qoarlea. Sierling Siuckey
SUMMARY PreMntsibrwfhttioryoftheEcrptian. Cmhite.andS
civihzaitam Showi the proapenty and adranccd a'nhiatKin of many of the
Afncan nation itatca E»p4ains thai after European coloniEalJon. few African
kinfdotm kept their national identity, bul thai cmeiiini nationa of modern
Africa art reiumini in Iheir deep rood.
1 Africa Civihutian Hatory I. Encyclopaedia BntaanKa Educa-
tional Corporatioo II A Peopk upoaicd. tFilmatrip]
[DTM) 967 72-715520
Encyclopaeidia Bnianmca 72
EducstMtial Corp
MARC
Africa in ferment {Filmslrip) New York times, 1968.
mm. and phonodlar: 2 a., i:
( Fllmatrlp on cnrrmi aSalra)
In. S3I rpm. 19
75 fr hAw. S:
Din. mlcracToove.
Witb diacuaalon maniiaL
Smmmtary: Shows aab-Sabaran Africa, wbera Irtballam coofnwta
nallonallam: explaltw how tbe new nailona are oTerrominc tbelr
ditAcnltlrn id enterloc tha modem world.
1. Africa. Sab-Sahara t»—PolltlCB. t. Hew Tork times.
SarlcA
309.167 Fi A 68-4686
New York TliMa
)5 B
Mid phoaodMc I t. 13 IM. 11 Ulipm
15 n
44 fi (olor
Wiih leactwt* (utdt
CHEDrrS Author, lame* Pratt
MJMMARY Portray* lh« climaW. arehitaeiurt.aduMUonal lytlcma. i«di»-
iry, and cuntoma of Uaolho
I Laaotho I A»<d CorpnratMW II Tide Kin|dMn of Lesotho (Him
"Sfht2i
9I6B
76-740516
MARC
23
Africa . . . laftd of rontraHtu (Motion picture) Charles
Cnliill and .\s,«M>rintoi, I!MlH.
IT mill >il. cnlor. I') mm.
Nummory,* Mhowa why Africa Is the continent evldenel njt the mxil
c-hiinftcn In rf.-,nl vrnrs H'li'linti-s iixilraais lMrtwi-»ii the tuck
i-iiiinlry ami the itinjiir cities, with emphaala on the people who lire
In liotii aren*.
I. Africa I>e«cr. k tra^.—IOTil- t Cablll (Chsrlm) and
AsMiclnten, Inc., Hollywood, ('allf.
918 FiA68-llll
ChJirlM ( 'nhlll and Aasoclales
Africa: livinR in two worldfi (Motion picture) Visual Edu-
cation Centre. KelenHcrl by Encyclopaedia Britannica Edu-
rntionnl fVirp.. 1I»7I.
in mln. sd. color 10 mm.
With teacher's pilde
SI'WMAItY' 0>nlrsBU the renturl«nild tribal communities snd
ciKlonui of Africa with the new African nationa which are typified
by mf-rhanlsatlon, in-owlne city populations, and the Inteonp desire of
the iieople for education.
1 Africa Social life and customs I, Visual KUIucstlon Centre.
II, F.DOrlopaiilla HrlUnnlcs Educstlonal Cori«ratton.
916 71-712944
Encyclopaedia BrlUn- nIca Rdncatlooal Corp.
Africa Io«t and found: a dialogue (.t/o/rVjn piV/»7r^) WCBS-
TV and Columbia Cnivcr-^ity. RelejLwI by Holt, Rinehart
nnd Winston, 1969.
an i-i II sd hAw. 10 mm. (Black hcrltafe- a hlntory of Afro-
Aiiierl.^in- Se.-llr>n .1: Where did they come from?)
nummary: John Henrlk Clarke i|lwu«-^ (hi- Intention of the dta>
Inciip eipliilns how the African pii^t afTMta the future of thi> world,
and lilwiiiaws various myths i-oncernlnK Afrlcsn history Richard B.
Moore speaks on Africa nnd the orlidn of man. Keith E. Balrd talks
on thi- rtili- of Africa In the te.xt book.
1 Africa— History. I Clarke. John Henrlk. IMS- a New
York Ti-lCTLslon station WCBS-T\'. m. Columbia Unlreralty. tw.
Holt Klnehart and Winston, Inc. Series: Black heritage: a blstOTT
of Afro- Americans (MoOon picture) Section 3: Where did they
come fmmT
D67 70-704031
Holt, nineliart and Winston
Africa: MalL cFilmathpi Avid Corp.. 1972.
*t fr color 35 mm and phonodtsc: 2 t,. 12 in.. 33 1/3 rpm., 15 min
With teacher'* guide
CREDrrS Author. James Pratt
SUMMARY Dcacnbei the agriculture, trade. rehpoA, tnniportaiioo. and
Government of Mali
I Mall "Economic conditiona 2 Mali- Religion I Avid Corpora uon.
|HC547.M25] 916.6 71-740517
And Corp^ 72 MARC
Africa past {PUmntrip) Library Filmstrip Center, 1969.
r>o fr bAw S.*! mm. and phoDOdIsc: 2 a., 12 In., 831 rpm., 18
mln. oil rroi;roo\ e
Issued also with phonotape in cassette.
Crraut: Producer, Violet Priestley : (raphlc arts, C. O. Casey
Summary: A summary of Africa's antlqnItT. CHscuaaes loany
Items Isolated by archeoloElcal discoveries concemlnz andetit tecii-
Doloj^les and tbe dally lives of tbe people.
1. Africa— Ant iqu I Ilea. l Library Filmstrip Ceol*-r. WIcblta.
Kan.
916 71-733687
Library Filmstrip OMter
AfrlcK poUtlcai geoflraphy aad aathMaUta. [Transpareaciea]
AEVAC. 1969
13 Dsagpsrcocics color. I i 10 la.
With 44 overlaya.
With teacher'* guide.
SUMMARY Trace* the cootinuing emergence of Africa
of acatiered tnbe* and loose alliances through the penod of i
Wortd Wan to the « I independeni cowitrw* of today
of the Umtcd Natjom and the coatribtitiona of powerful
1 AfrKS— Poll ties. I Nstionalwai — Afhcs. I Aevac. tac
tDT31) 916 72-734113
AEVAC 72 MARC
Africa: Rift Valley, volcano, and eor^e (Filnutrip) Com-
mon (Jround, London, IWil. -Made by R. D. Grwmfield.
Release 1 in the I*. S. by Carman Edocational Awociatca,
Ontario. IW6.
28 fr lolnr Xi mm. iKhori studies In physical eeocrapfayl
With ti-arlKTS iiiniiiial. Nntm nrrl«M lOBT
Rummtrv Ih-scrlhrw the Itlft Valley of Eastern Africa. KUlmsn.
Jaro, sod the Blue Nile Gorfe. rHsrraaes rift ealler*. volcaiMca,
v<i;<-iailonjil chances na related to altitude, snd river erosion tbrooxb
volcsnic. sedlmeatsry, snd Icncous rocfca.
1 l-hyslfal Keocraphy Africa. 1-Ustem. Z Valleys. I. CMnmoo
Ground, ltd.. LoiMJon. ii. Orman EdiKStlonal AJBodates. SerlM:
Short studies In physical feocraphy (rilnatrlp)
561.4 Fi A 68-1675
rsrtnnn F.diimllonal AMoclates
Africa: showcase of mammals (FUmttrip) Impei-ia] Film
Co^ 1969.
3N fr. color. 35 owl aod pliooodlac: 2 a.. 12 lo.. 33) rpm. 12 mln.
mlcrocrooTs. (Oor wortd aoli^tbora: A/rtca)
ffssisiarv.- StvdtM AMca'a msnmala la tbelr toterptay -'"-
Africa's people and vttb orte sootber. Indadcs scsimb of ("'
tropical fora<a, sad craaslaoda.
1 Mammals— Africa. 2. Z«)lo«y— Afrlea— ■colocT.
Kllro r^impsny. Inc.. LakeUnd. Fla. Ssrtas: Oar world atlchtors:
Africa fPllnistrlpl
916 73-733631
ImperUlFllmCo
Library of Congress Catalog — Motion Pictures and Filmstrips
Africa — Texas style (Motion picture) Ivan Tors Films.
Made by Vaotors Films. Released by Paramount Pictures,
1967.
112 luin. id. color. S5 mm.
Credits: Producer and director, Andrew Marton ; screenplay. Aodf
White; mii^lc, Malcolm Arnold; photography, Puut Ueeson ; editor,
Henry Richardson. Cait: Hugh O'Brlan. John MlUa, Nigel Green,
Tom NardlDl, Charles Mallnda.
Summary.- A dramatical Ion atK>ut two Amerlrao cowboys who use
their skllU to capture wild animals in Kenya so that these animals
can be domesticated by a coo.-iervatlonlst for marketing purposes.
L Tors (Ivant Films, Inc.. Los Angeles, it. Paramount Pictures
Corporation.
791.43 7^707081
Africa; The drift to the town (Filmstnp) Gateway Educa-
tional Films, London. Released in the V. S. by Carman
Educntional Associates, 1968.
27 fr. color. 3,') mm.
With teachers' nilde.
rrrdilg; Author. Eric Barker.
Sumimirj/: Examines the nature of a major change — a shift in
the conientratlon of the population — which is taking place in Africa
today.
Another issue, double fr.
1. Rural-urhan migration — Africa. i Gateway Educational
Films. ltd . London, ii. Carman Educational Associates.
916 74-736707
Carmnn Educational .\s90Clstes
Africa: the new day (Motion picture) McDonnell Douglas
Corp., 1971.
28 mln. sd. color. 16 mm.
CREDITS: Sponsor, Air Afrlque.
SUMMAHY : A promotional Qlm about Africa, tbe land and the
people.
1. Africa — Description and travel — 1951- I. McDonnell
Douglas Corporation.
[DTl2i2] 916 79-713470
CINE
Africa today. Part 1 {FiJmstrip) Africa Filmstrips, 1968.
rS fr. color 35 mm.
With manual. MuddbI lucking In L. C.
CrediiK: Producer, Gertrude Jacobs; consultant, Jose M. Silva ;
photographers, Albert G. Oliver. Walford I. Edwards.
Bummary: Contrasts modern and ancient aspects of life In Africa
and points out changes In various forms of government and economic
condlcloDS.
1. Africa. I. Africa Filmstrips.
916 Fi 68-2059
Africa today. Part 2 {Filuistrip) Africa Filmstrips, 1968.
■^0 fr color. 35 mm.
With manual Manual lacking In L. C.
CrediM- Producer. Gertrude Jacobs; consultant, Jose M. Silva ;
photdcraphers, Albert G. Oliver, Walford I. Edward-s.
ffummary: Describes principal industries and products In various
parts of Africa, and points out types of medical care, education,
religion, arts, and recreation of different Airlcan groups.
1. Africa. t. Africa Filmstrips.
91€ Fi 68-2060
Africa: Town life {Filmstrip) Gateway Educational Films,
London. Made by Gateway Film Productions. Released
in the U. S. by Carman Educational Associates, 1968.
."W fr. color. 35 mm.
With teachers' arulde-
Crrdits: Author, Eric Barker.
Sumnuiry: I'ses si-enes of contrasting towns nnd people to Illus-
trate tbe urban development of modern Africa.
Another issue, double fr.
1. Cities and town!*— Africa. i. Gateway Educational Films,
ltd., London, ir. Carmnn Educational Associates.
916 71-7367U9
Carman Educational As.soclates
Africa — tropical products {Motion picture) Gfateway Edu-
cational Films, London. Released in the U. S. by Com-
munication Films, 1964.
4 mln. Bl, color. 8 mm. (Africa series)
Loop film.
With study caril.
8vmmary: Illustrates the cultivation, harvesting, and processing
of tea, sisal, coffee, ciine HUgar, cotton, pyrethrum, ploeapples. cocoa,
and copper in tropical .\frlca.
1 Field crops — Africa. 2. Copper mines and mlnlng^Afrlca. i.
Gateway Educational Films, ltd,, London, ii. Communication Films,
inc. Series; Africa series (Motion picture. Gateway Educational
Fllruii)
633 Fi A 67-1721
Communication Films
Africa: Village life {Fihmtrip) Gateway Educational
Films. London. Released in the IJ. S. by Carman Educa-
tional ,\isocintes. 1968.
Al (r. color, .% mm.
With teachers' guide,
Credilt: Author, Eric Barker.
Kummnru: Shows n traditional African village and the ways In
which 11 hfi.H changed In recent years.
Another issue, double fr.
1. Vlllnse»~Afrl<a i Gateway Educntloniil Films, ltd,, I-on-
don. It Carmnn Educational Awoclates,
916 76-736710
Carman Educational Associates
Africaaner fanning family (Motion picture) Ealing Corp.,
1970.
4 mill Hi. color. 8U|)er 8 mm. (Africa)
I,oop film. Film notes on cartridge case,
fiximmary: Portrayn the daily life of an Africaaner fanning fam-
ily Shown general activities and the contraHting life styles of the
family llaelf and the black labonrH who work for them.
1 Farms— Africa. South. 2. Boers. t. Ealing Corporation,
Cnmbrldge. Mans Series; Africa (Motion picture)
916.8 76-706776
Enllng Corporation
The African ABC (Fiimttrip) Troll Associates, 1969.
31 fr. color. 35 mm. {Tint concepts)
Creditt: Writer. Marian Frances; lUostrator, Necatl Ites.
Summary: Uses each letter of tbe alphabet to Introduce people,
places, and things of Africa. For elementary grades.
L Africa— Juvenile fllma. i. Troll Associates. Series: First
coac^ts (FlImstrLp)
372.8 7a-735057
A. L. .V. Booklist
African animals (Motion picture) Public Media, inc. Re-
leased by Films Incorporated, 1970.
9 mln sd. color. IG mm. (See 'u tell)
A Primary language arts/life science serlea
Edited version of the motion picture by Instltut fdr Film und
BUd.
Summarn: Follows, without narration, a day In tbe lives of the
animals that Il«e on the African savanna.
1. Zoology— Africa. i. labile Media, Inc. n. Films Incorporated.
Series: See "n tell (Motion picture! Series; A Primary language
arts/life science series (Motion picture)
372.3 7&-706302
PabUc Media, Inc.
Warren Schloat Pro-
African art and culture (PUmstrip)
ductiona, 1968.
193 fr b&tv. 35 mm. and phonodlscs: 6 s., 12 In., 33i rpm.. 52
mln. microgroove.
With teaching guide and script.
Credits: Producer and author, Lucie B. McCandless.
Summon/,' A documentary film about the early societies of Africa.
Compares the art forms and religious beliefs of different tribes.
1. Ethnology— Africa. 2. Art— Africa. 3. Africa— Religion.
I. Schloat (Warren) Productions, PleasantvIUe, H. Y.
916 Fi A 68-5226
Warren Schloat Produc- tlons
African art and sculpture (Motion picture) WCAU-TV.
Ke]c;i-od by Carousel Films, 1971.
21 mln. =\A. color. 16 mm. (Tell it like it was)
With study guide.
CREDITS: Narrators. Michael Babatunde Olatunjl, Dallie,
SUMMARY : Displays African masks. Jewels, Ivory, wood carv-
ings, and metal caiitlngs from Rhodesia, Nigeria, Gambia, Mali, and
other countries. Shows how African artifacts reflect the manual
dexterity of the African native and his desire to explore the mys-
teries of life and express reverence for them.
1. Art, African. 2. Art, Primitive— Africa. West. I. Philadel-
phia. Television station WCAU-TV. II, Carousel Films, inc.. New
York. III. Series: TeU It like It was (Motion picture)
[N7;i'JS] 709.6 70-712708
Carousel Films
African artifacts, 1 (Filmstrip) Robert J. Brady Co.,
1970.
"iS fr. color. 3.5 mm. and phonodlsc; 2 s. (1 s. for manual pro-
jevtor. 1 s. for auti-matlc projector, 12 In., 33J rpm., 16 mln. each
side. (African history, artifacts, and culture, no. 3)
With teacher's resource manual.
CREDITS : Authors, Sheldon Cole. Leona Cole.
SUMMARY: Presents examples of African masks, metalwork.
and musical tnstrumenta and portrays their cultural significance.
1. Art objects, African. 2. Art objects. Primitive— Africa. 1.
Hubert J. Brady Company. II. Series: African history, artifacts,
and culture (Filmstrip) no. 3,
[NK1080] 709.6 73-739138
Robert J. Brady Co.
Robert J. Brady Co.,
African artifacts, 2 ( Filmstrip)
1970.
:a fr. color. 3.'i mm, and plionodlsc: 2 s. (1 s. for ninniml pro-
jector, 1 H. for automatic projector). 12 In,. 33J rpm., 18 mln. each
side. (African history, artifacts, and culture, no. 4)
With teacher's resource manual.
CREDITS: Authors. Sheldon Cole: Leona Cole.
SUMMARY: Presents examples of African woo<l and Ivory carv-
ings, woven work, and pottery and portrays their cultural signifi-
cance.
1. Art objects, African. 2. Art objects. Primitive— Africa. I,
Robert J. Brady Company. IL Series; African history, artifacts,
and culture (Filmstrip) no. 4.
[\K10801 709.6 77-739i:i9
Ri>l)er( J. Brady Co.
African arts and crafts {Filmstrip) Family Films. Re-
leased by Society for Visual Education, 1970.
'A fr, color. 35 mm. and phonodisc: 1 s., 12 In., 33) rpm., 10
mln. (Discovering black Africa |
With teacher's guide,
CREDITS: Author. Paul R. Kidd.
SUMMARY: Presents African art work and music and explains
their Importance to African culture.
1 The arts. African. I. Family Films, Inc. IL Society for
Visual Education, Inc., Chicago, III. Series : Discovering black Africa
(Filmstrip)
700.96 71-738056
Society for Visual Education
African Mrdli^ (Motion picture) Paul Hoefler Productions,
19R;i.
n nun. sd. color. 16 mm.
With study gulde-
Credits: Photographer, Helene Fischer.
Summary: Pictures the nesting and feeding habits of various wild
nnd exotic birds which live along the tropical lakes BQd tbe marsh-
land streams of Central Africa.
1, Birds— Africa, Central t. Hoefler (Paul) Prodactlons, Loe
Aogelefl.
598.206 Fi A 68-2548
Paul Hoefler Productions
An African city: contrasting cultures (Motion picture)
Fnmk Ganlonyi and Clifford Janoff. Released by BFA
Educntional Media, 1970.
11 mln. Ml color. 16 mm
Credits: Director. Frank Gardonji; writer, Clinfoid JanofT; njn-
rator, Chuck Cumpt>ell ; photography, Mike Margulles.
Summary: Compares and highlights tradllloniil African life.
French colonialism, and recent Independence In u brief survey of
Abidjan, a prosperous city on the Ivory Coast. Presents a concise
treatment of the differing cultures, economics, and life styles exist-
ing In modern African clttes-
1. Abidjan, Ivory Coast. 2, Africa— Civilization. i. Gardonyl,
Frank, it. Janoff, Clifford, iii. BFA Educational Media.
916,6 78-709898
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24
An African community: the Masai (Filmstrip) Frank
Gardonyi and Clifford Janoff. Released by BFA Educa-
tional Media, 1970.
■14 fr. color. STi mm. and phonodlsc: 2 8. (1 s. for manual
projector, 1 s. for automatic projector). 12 In., 331 rpm.. 10 mln,
(Africa: focus on East Africa)
SUMMARY: Gives Insight Into the economic, cultural, and geo-
graphic aspecLs of a lifestyle common to the Elast African families
of cattlemen. Relates details about homes, religious beliefs, and
a typical day's activities, Including methods of schooling, prepara-
tion of food-s, and roles of men and women.
1. Africa, East — Rural conditions. 2. Family — Africa, East I.
Gardonyi, Frank. II. Janoff, Clifford. III. BFA Educational Media.
IV. Series: Africa: focus on Elast Africa (Filmstrip)
916.78 76-737777
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An African community: the Hasai (Motion picture)
Frank Gardonyi and CUtford Janoff. Released by Bailey-
Film Associates, 1970.
16 min. sd color. 16 mm.
Summary: Shows how the nomadic Masai live In the highlands
of East Africa. iJescrlbes their dependence on the land, their adapta-
tion to the environment, and their family und tribal Interdependence.
1, Masai. I. Gardonyi, Frank, ii. Janoff, Clifford, ni. Balley-
FUra Associates.
916.76 78-705506
CINE
African craftsmen: the Ashanti (Motion picture) BFA
Educational Media, 1970.
11 n)in. sd. color. 16 mm.
Suini'i'ny: African specialists from the Asbantl tribe demonstrate
their arts of weaving and carving. Concentrates on the miiklng of
ceremonial rol>es and chiselling large blocks of wood Into Individually
designed stools onte used as thrones tor kings.
1. Ashantls. I. BFA Educational Media.
745.5 70-708171
A. L. A. Booklist
African cultural backg^nninds (FHmstrip) Popular Scieincfi
Audio- Visuals, 1970.
42 fr. color. 35 mm.
With teachers' guide.
BMmmary: Surveys ancient African history, focusing on Egypt and
the western Sudan, to show the origins of the diverse cultural pat-
terns in Africa. Illustrates tlie permanancy of art forms as evi-
denced in Africa today and In other parts of the world. With cap-
tions.
L Africa- Civilization, 2. Egypt— Clvillzatlon-To 332 a. c.
L Popular Science Audio- Visuals.
913.36 70-733649
Popular Science Audio- Visuals
African culture and civilization (FUimtrip) Communica-
tions International Limited, 1969, Made by Charles T.
Katz.
."tO fi'. color. S5 mm. and phonotape; plastic, single-track.
(African studies)
Also Issued as 2x2 In. sUdes and as SzlO In. transparencies.
With teacher's manual: The Afro-Asian world, by Edward R.
Eolevzon.
Summon/: Photographs, drawings, maps, and graphs describe the
history and present state of culture and civilization In Africa, both
Moslem and black.
Another issue, h&w.
1. Africa — Civilization. l Kolevzon, Edward R. The Afro-
Asian world. II. Communications International Limited. Series:
African studies (Filmstrip)
960 75-735300
Oouimunlcalions Inter- national Limited
African Daze (Motion picture) Terrytoons, 1938.
T mln. sd. b&w. 16 mm.
.A reissue of the motion picture The Hon hunt for presentation on
television by Astra TV.
Credits: Authors, Paul Terry, Mannle Davis; music, Philip A
Schelb-
Summary: An animated cartoon about a Hon who spares the life
of a mouse who accidentally runs his car and trailer over the lion's
talL
I, The Lion hunt (Motion picture) c. CBS Films inc.
Terrytoons. '
791.43 Fi 68-668
African diamond mine- (Motion picture] InsUtut fUr Film und
Bild, Munich. Edited and released in the U.S. by Films Incor-
porated, 1972.
3 min li color super 8 mm. (Min and his world)
Loop film m cartridge
SUMMARY Depicts the open pit mining and the mecbuiical and hand
processing of raw diamonds, showing how they are extracted from the earth,
sorted, inspected, and weighed
I Diamond mines and mining— Africa, South [1 Diamond mines and min-
ing--Africa, South] I Insiitai ftjr Film und Bild in Wissenschaft und Unler-
ncht. II Films Incorporated 111. Senes Man and his world. (Motion picture]
[TN99I) 622 72-701504
Films Incorporated 72 MARC
The African elephant (Motion picture) Machris Produc-
tions, 1967.
8 mln. sd. color. 16 mm.
Summ<ii-y: Presents a brief history of the elephant. Shows wild
elephants and their behavior In their natural habitat
1. Elephants— Behavior. i. Machris Productions.
699.6 Fi A 68-648
CINE
An African essay (Filmstrip) Associated Press and Guid-
ance Associat4?s. Released by Guidance Associates, 1969.
L' flliii-strlps (pt 1, 09 fr.. pt. 2, 81 fr.) color. 35 mm. and pho-
nodlsc; 2 s, : 12 In.; 331 rpm.; pt. 1, 12 mln.; pt 2, 13 mln. micro-
groove.
With dl«cus.**ion guide.
Summury: Part 1 describes the uncorrupled nattire In the East
African wilderness. Part 2 continues the safari through African
land.scQpe and Includes photographs of wild animals described by
Mrs. Charles Llndberg and Frank Jacoby.
1. Natural history- Africa, i. Associated Press, n. Guidance
Aiwocialea of PleasantvIUe, N. Y.
574.9676 78-735463
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Library of Congress Catalog — Motion Pictures and Film strips
Afrteiin facr: ajcinit \M"i<fn pfhir^) F^ithfn Kilnui, IW)n>-
lifttii Winn). hMg. |{('lra.'«>| m ttto I'. S. I>,v KnryrloptMlia
Hritannii-A Kilucatioriftl (Nirp., IDAD.
4 ailK -I rti|«r Miprr fl niut <St«|«>TBn I-nrC i: Cbnruc
Irr iiiakrup fur the N«cra far«|
With raptlon*.
Httmmmty: IVmuaMmlM tHi«|.- Mm* nuiknip for (b« Ni^rn rnrf
III (hnnkclvr [Mrl* ratline for acln(
I MKk*-(ip, Thf-atflr*!. Z Ni«ro arlnr^ t Bolhrn Pllm*.
IL KiM-y^lotNimlla HriUnnln E«lunilloniil Oorpomllim. S«>rlni:
Mmgtmn. I'Krt 4: Charii^tr makv-uii for th* N^ro fic* (Alo-
lloB pirturvi
798 73-708303
RiM-rrUifMM^U nrllan- nlim Kdurii(lon«H\)rp.
African face: (iMpatni (.l/o/iVm pirtxim) Kothi^n Filnu,
Il4inli;iin U'(>.hI. Knjr. Rrlcusnt in Ihp l^ S. by Encyclo-
PAimIi:! nritMitiiirii Kdiicationnl Corp., I{>ft9.
4 niiii M rolor niprr 8 mm. (Stictmin. Pmn 4: Chnrnr
trr nuik»-up tor Itx- Nrsro facpi
Iiixili fllni
With tr«<-hrr « fuld«k
SMMtMary Itrnionvtnitni hanlr alnfv m«k»>«p for the Nr«ru fare
for the nilo of riM'patra
1 Makrup. TTw^Irlpal 1 SVct" trtorv i. Rolhrit Film*.
It Krirji'lopaKlia BrlUnnlni Kdurallonal CorporalloD SpfIoji;
Sl«r.-r)irt I'art 4 Character makr-tip for the Nejro face (Mo-
tion pirturel
7W 70-708305
I-ji. J. i..p«r.ll.t llrfian- iilc» Rdoeallooal Corp.
African face: eye make-op (Motion pictvfv) Eothen Films,
Itoirlmm \Voo»l. Kn^. KpIrAsed in the V. S. bj Encyclo-
paedia Hrilannica (Mucatinnal Corp., 1969.
4 mill Hi oilor mper 8 mm. tStnciN-raft I'nrt 3 Slrulchl
B«k*-up for the Necro face)
L<K<(i aim
With tea^-ber'i pilde
Hmmmarn: m-nHniiiratM Mraicht "taxe make-up for the Negro
face. ihoMrlnc tHiir to appljr eje makeup.
1. Make-up. Tbealrlcal. 2. Necro actor*. t Eothen Films.
ft EncTclflpaetlla Brliannlca E^lucallnnai Corporation. Series;
Staccraft. I'art 3; SiralJEbi make-up for tbe Nesro face (Motion
plctort)
799 72-708300
EiK-j.l..p.iedla ftritan- nica Rlucallonal Corp.
African face: lip make-up (.Vw/ion ptrtuir) Eothen Films,
Borrbam Wixxl, Kn^. Rclejused in the V. S. by Encyclo-
ptiiHlia Uritannica Kducalionni Corp., 1969.
I tuUu •i mtor, super 8 ram, (SUjecraft. Pari S: Stralcht
lii^ikr ttp for llie .N'ecru faoej
l>M< flim.
With trseher'H culde.
Smmmary: IkpfDonMratea Mralxht Maje makeup for the Negro
fare. Hhxwlne how to applj lip makeup
I. Make-up. Tbratrlcal. 2. .Ni-kfo i»ctor« t. Eothen Fiini.«.
It Bncrclopaedia Brliannlca Btluratlonal Corporation. Series-
Stacemft. Fart 3: Stralcbt make-up for (he Uttn face (Motion
picture)
792 75-708301
Enorrlofwedla Rrltan- nlm Educnilonal Corp.
Afrkan face: Macbeth {.\fotion pirture) Eothen Film.s
Boreham Wood. Eng. Rclea<sed in the U. S. by Encyclo-
paedin Itritnnnica Educational Corp., 1969.
4 mill. .1. color- sttper 8 mm. (Stacerran. Part 4: Charac-
ter ixkake-up for the Nesro face)
l»op film
With tesclMT** guide.
liummary: I«em»flAira(r« bn«lc «U||e makeup for the Negro face
for ihe role of Macbeth
L Uak«~up. Theatrical. 2. Negro acton. i Eothen Films.
n EDcjclopaedlj Brliannlca Educational Corporation. Serle?<:
Stagecraft. Part 4: Cliaracler make-up for the Negro face (Mo-
Uoa plctsre)
7»2 77-708304
Ei.^' ...paedia Brllaa- ntca Educational Corp.
African face: moldinK and hiRhliRhUns {itotion picture)
Eothrn Films, lioirham Wood, Eng. Released in the
U. S. by Encyclopaedia Britannica Educational Corp.,
1969.
4 min. si- color iraper 8 mm. (Stagecraft Part 3: Straight
make-up for the Negro face)
Loop film.
With teacbar'a guide.
fiuMMonr: t>caK>nslratea xtraicht Mage makeup for the Negro
far*, abowlng bow to mold and hiKhllghL
1 Mato-ap. Theatrical. 2. .Negro actor*. i. Botben Fllma.
tt Encyclopaedia Brllannlra F^lucatlonal CorporatloD Series'
StaSMiaa Part S: Stralxbt make-up for the Negro face (UoUoo
pletw*)
792 72-708299
EncTciopaeidla Brilao- nica Edocatlonal Corp.
African face: powdering and maacarm (Sfotion picture)
Eothen Film.s Borcham Wood. Kn^. Rcleaacd in the
U. S. by Encyclopaedia Britannica Educational Corp^
1969.
4 mtB. *L color «iper 8 am. (StagvcmfL I'art 3: Sir^isbt
nake-up for the Negro faca)
Loop am.
Wlta ttaeber^ galde.
9mmmmrt: Dmenatratea atralght irtage makeup for the Negro
face, alwvtag bow to apply powder and ma«nini.
L Make-up. Theatrical. 2. Negro actor*. t. Eothen Fllm«.
n. BDcyelopaedta Brttaanlca Bdocatlooal Corporation. ^rlev :
SlagccrafL I'art 3: Stralgtx make-up for the N<>gro face (MoUon
pictare)
792 70-708802
■dla Britaa- ntca BdDCstlaoal Corp
African folk talea {Fif„^,iri,,) \ \ I'„H|.uiinnK Made in
.■o..|Nr.iliiMi Kith Kducrealive Syfrtems. Releawvl by Inter
natinnn) B,mk Corp.. lOno.
n nim-lrip, (.VI rr ^.h. oow .W mm and fl phonodiam (1 a
earh I, IJ In , ,W|| rpm
With Icfirtipr'i giilite nn record Jarkt^n.
SHmmnn,: HIiown the cultural heritage of the African people
por primary gradnL
ro«/r-n(f Tho -tronj man who lioaated too much. Tlie Ihrro
lank* of Mlinno The children who lirml In a Iw-Thi- ulnxtnc
drum-Whj the hush fowl call* at dawn and whr (IImi htiM ^ Tho
maih- drum, '
1 Tnle«, Afrliiin. I. A-V Productlonii. ii. Inlernatlonni Book
Cori»irnHon,
, ,. . 398.2 7l-732flr.I
Look/Mafen A I«>nrn
Afriow folk tales (A'tfffwfnp) AVI AaBocinUa, 1969. Made
by Kducrt-ative Systejna.
f'tclii. \2 In. M* rpm . 13 min. each ulile
W llh tcachem' guUlea.
Tho7r'r!^J'„^?*'h"'^J""!!:!"'''' '^"'' ■' •'•*'' ■"'' *•>> flies bua.-.
The^.lnglng ilrum.-Th,. ma^lc ilrum -The chiidrrn who li?«l i„
1 Tale*, African. i. AVI Aw-x-Ute*
AVIAaaoclat- ^''"^ ^(^787159
African history (Filmstiip) RnJ^rt .1. Mrady Co.. 1!>70.
*-: fr color %% niin nmi plioitoihu-: i; ,. , | >.. f„r ,„„nii,,l ,,r,..
>t-tor. I H. f»r niiionmll.' pr..>c«.r). 12 In.. 331 rpm.. 22 min. eiwh
xiilc. I African lit-iwry. iirtlfn.lii. nntl iiiiliire no. ||
With teacher'- rMounv nmiiuiil.
cnKniTS AiilhiirH, ShHilon Cyi.-. Usmii C.l...
srM.\lARV; C..H ,ea art. liliLtogriiphn. nn<l iinrratlTe K. cliroi.l
Tie ll.P major r-'lHI.Hi, *xial. an.) woi.omic eTwita Id the hlatorT of
Africa aoulh of the Sahara fnwrt. Trn.*a the slow cToliiflon of
wlonlal (errltorlen Int.. the lml<>|H>Ti.|Pnt statev of modem Afrl.a
1, AfrlcM. Sui^Saharan- HIhIofv. i. h.-Ihti j, nm.iv c.m
%>nnj. II, Seri<*« African iilMnry. nrtlfadj*, anrl culture ' i Klltn
alrlpl no. 1.
[I)T.\V2.5] %7 7N7:t9I40
Robert J. Brady Co.
African history after European influence (Filmslrip
Doiiblcday Miilliniedin. 1!>T1.
"•r fr. cii..r. •X, mm, iiml pbonmllBc: 2 s,. Ifl In. mjl rpit.
I.t ntln. miciiicnxm-. (Africa apeaks, «erlMi l)
W"lth wrlpt and teacher'" giiide,
CRKrWTS: l'r.,dH.vr. director, ami writer. Ron AI«ood- coi.
anllnrn. Clnii-nif KleimrH.
SCMMARV: l-ortray- Africa,. long and complex atnigglo foi
Mentir>— ihotuch Hiarcrj. coionltnllon. and natlonallam— in a co.in
try oTerriin "lib Kiiropean InHuence
...Ji Afr'«-"'-K"-.v-l>«4-19nn. 2 Afrlr-a-Civllltttlon. I. Itoii-
bWay Miiltlmedli,. II. .Serlw : Africa spenka (Kllmstrlp, aerira I
fnr29] ft(io 7-2-73ft740
iMiihU-daj-Muttimeclla
The African lion (Motion picture)
see The African lion and his realm; Birds,
baboons, and other animals — their struggle' for
survival; Elephants and hippos of Africa; Locust
swarm
TTie African lion and his realm (Motion picture) Walt
Disiiey Productions. Released by Walt Disney Educational
Mnierinis Co., I9f>fi.
Vj min. -<1. color 16 mm, (The African Hon, no. 11
With teachers guliie.
IMIted fn.m the lUfv. 35 mm. motion picture entitled The African
liOD.
CREDITS: Director, Jamea Algar; writers. James Algar. WlnMon
lllbk-r. Ted Sear*. Jack Uofflt: narrator. Winston llllilcr. mimh-,
i'anl Smllh: pholocraphem. Alfrvd (I Milntte. Elma Mllotte
SUMMARY ; .\ »itu<ly of the lion anrt hli ilnmaln Portrnrn the
livinj: wndliiooH of ihe Hon ami hla family which i< ruled by the
Ilon»^'i. I're!«nt« facta about the antelope. lebra. rhlnocerou-i. glniffe
ami wlM dog. Filmed In Africa.
• I n ''"iT t,7^/'?;i'"'''^ "^i'"''^- ^•■"' ^ ^^"'^J 'Wail) Proline
a/i" ., ^\V.' P""*'^ F^ncattonal Materials Company. HI The
AfrMin Hon (Motion plcttm-. IV Scries; The Afrl.in ilon (Mor|.,n
plnnre
[(JL737.C2J
Wn!i DImey Edumll
591.96
MaterlaU Co.
77-712348
African love (.Motion picture) Itmnrho Motion Pirttire Co.
Releas<^ by National Exrhan^eA, 1922.
22m.n. Bl- baw. 16 ram.
Pre^entrt by Motion Picture Prodnclog Co. of Amerln
Originally releaaMl In V. mm
UH«»M by Mutual Film Corp In 191.'. under the title The
r^negad^
!• C ha* oegaM*e copy
In the l^orge Marahall Film Collertlon of (be American Film
Inatltute Collection. Library of Congr^
CREDITS Prodacer. Thomaa Ince; director. Oharlca i^wlckard.
OAST: (TbarleA lUy. Loulae OUum. Herachal HayalL
i^i'MHART : A draoui In which an African ■h<>lk'i tlave girl belpa
a captured hrltUh captain to earape from her miiater ao that he
can retnm to England to claim bin inberllanrv
I. Bronclio Motion Plcturr- Company. II. National KxchangcA
Inc- III- George Marshall KHm Collt^loo- IV American Film In-
atllate Collertloe. V- The Rrnrgadr (Motion picture I
791.43 7ft-7ia'J0l
Africaa markets. [Filnuthp} Avid Corp. 1972.
*7 f, colo. 1^ mm and phonratiK I », I) la. J J 1/1 rym. II Ala.
With icachcr't guide
CRF.Dm. Auihot. Jamn Praii
SUMMARY Pofi(«)ri ihc poliitcal rnlr of Afncan maikcu and thnv* (hat
ihc maiiicli tit % (iKil point loi dlfTrrml inbal dMciaukon*
I Markeu AftKa I Africa- Politic* - 1440- I A vtd Corpora-
(HF5475]
3S0.1
74-740JI5
MARC
African meal-caters {FQmAtrip) Falcon Media SyRtema,
'roroiito. Rolcaaed in the U. S. by A-V Eiplorationa,
1970.
:t2 fr color- 85 mm- (Animal" of Africa, no (l)
CrrdiU: Script and narnition, John MTlitH'ton : editorial nxuniit-
nor. Harry OrlHllhii.
Httmniary: Includea rlewa of African anlmala photographed in
their enTlronment In order lo ahow tlielr aurrlval aitd way of
life. With captlona.
1. Zoology— Africa. l Falcon Media Syatema. n. A-V Ezplora-
ttona. Inc. Scrlea : AnlmaU of Africa (Fllnutrlpl no. 6.
591.5 79 7375^1
A-V Bxptoratlona
African odyaacy: The red bicycle (Motion picture) ACW
PrcMliictinns. R«leiu^ by Ijeaminj; Corp. of America,
1971.
HI min, ad. color. Ifl mm.
With leacbera' guide.
SI'M.MAItV: Shown the aHHemhtlng. painting, and aelllng of a revl
Mcyclc In Nnlrrtbl to iiplain economic life In Africa For elementary
grade*.
1. Africa— Economic condltlonx I. .\("W I'rodudlona.
II- Ijpaming Corporation of Amcrlcii,
91(!.7fi 7(V-710045
Irf'nrnlncCorp, of America
African odyssey: The two worlds of Muscmbc (Motion pic-
ture) A('W Productions- Heleajjed by LcaminK Corp. of
Anieri.a. I!)7l.
Ill niln, «d color 16 mm,
Willi teachers' guide.
.St;.M.\fARY : [►escribe* the life of nn eleven -year -old African boy
lo show the pull of trlballHm rersua the growing acnae of natlonal-
Ixm. For elemeiiiHry grades,
I, Cbildn>n In Afrlcn—JuTeolle flImM. 2. Africa— Social life and
CTintoms— Juvenile aimst. I, ACW Productlona. II. I>»rnlng
Txirporallon of Amcricu.
916 73-710046
1,/earnlng Corp, of America
African orifrins of organized societies (Motion pictvn)
WCIIS-TV and Coliimliin I'nivcrsity. Kplpa,sed by Holt,
Riiiehrirt and Winston. IfHJl).
.to ni II. nd. hSiW. V\ mm. (niack herliaice: » bUtory of Afro-
Amerlciins. Sei-tion 3: Where dlil Ihey iTime fromf)
Utimmnrp: John Ilenrik Clarke dlpacuaxea Afrlni"* contribution to
world proeresw. He deacribe* nuin'i flr«t moveitwnta within Africa
and Inter to other pari.i of Ihe world. man'M flnd production of tools
In order to survire. and the origin of early aodetles.
I. Africa— History. 2. Society. Primitive i. Clarke. John
Henrik. ini5- n. New York. IVterliilon station WCBS-TV.
nr, Columbia rnireralty, it. Holt. Rinehart and Winston. Inc. Se-
riew: Black heritage: a history of Afni-Americaiw (Motion pirtufe)
Se«-tlon3: When- did they come from?
916 r3-7l>4<:>32
Holt. Rlnehnrt nmJ Wlnxton
riie African past (FUmttrip)
Visual Arts. 1969.
Universal Education and
25
42 fr. color. 3j mm. and pbonodlac: 1 a., 10 mlo. (The Htstory
of Muck Americnl
Alao IflBued with reel-to-reel phonotape and with phnnotape in
ca«nette.
With teacher's manuaL
Crf.dU»: Writer, Thomnti flpolla : narrator, laalab A Green : edu-
cational consultant, Robert I. Zangrando; liluatrator, John LandekL
liHrnmary: l>ies the flndlngs of recent ardteologlal atudles by
Dr. Louis Ijeakey and wntlngs from the hl«torl«a of Greece, Rome.
l-I»-l<t and Israel to outline the black SudaoMe emplns such as
Ghana and Songhay. Describes the cnuiicr.i-, nliicailori. hiedictne.
and recreation of Timbuktu, the caplUl of Songhay,
1. Timbuktu- DeacripUon and traveL 2. Sudan (Region)- Hla-
tory, I, Cnlverwl Education and Vbiual Art*. Serlea: The
HUtory of hln.-k .\nierlca (Fllmrtrip)
967 76-7MS46
linlveraal Education and Vlaual Arti
African rclitrlon<i (Film.-trip) Frank Ctanlonvi and Clifford
J:iiHi(T. Rilpiivd by BFA Fdiicnlional Media. 1970.
U it color a.', mm, and pbonodlac : 2 a, ( t «. for iminual pro-
Jectnr. I n for automate projeciort. 12 in, Xli rpm. 7 min, mlcro-
rronve, (Africa: fncui on cnlhire)
Summary; r)eplrta the major African rt'llrlona of Chr'-tlanlly.
I«lnm. and ancient tribal belief", ■bowing the oiittnma and ob^rv-
ance« unique to each and the development of new aerta that are a
blend of tribal and fTirlstlan belief*.
I Africa— Religion. I. Oardonyl, Frank. II. Janoff niffonl
III IIFA Bducatlonal Media. .«(er1ea: Africa: focoa on culture
(Fllmstrlp)
209.6 74-7.'»7896
A. I. A BooUtst
African religions and ritual dances ( Motion picture)
WCAl-I A'. Released by Carou.-*} Films I«"I-
l;> nun. Ml. c»li>r. ir. mm. (Tell l( like 11 araai
Wiih Btudy guide.
• lirniTS .Narrator. Michael Itabatunde OlaluoJI-
SI'MM.tllV: Siiow« the rarely-M-en African rrliglou* itilt >hin<v«
ih.- ini.iriiKnn to Iffunnn and (be Ritual Are dance to Shanco. and
[fcirtray- how ilance ilaelf i> an eipreaaloo of rellgtoiw devotion.
1- Ultra and ceremonlea— Africa I Philadelphia. TelerUloo
iitall..n W<'Ar-TT. II- Carouael Film*, inc.. Nea T^rk. III. Se
r.p> T«-ll II like It «taa (Motion picturel
(CfN473] 291.3 77-712707
(*nrouael Fllma
Library of Congress Catalog — Motion Pictures and Filmstrips
African soul: music, past and present {Motion picture)
WCAU-TV. Released by Carousel Films, 1971.
i; III II Md. .-ulor 16 piBi, (Tell II like It was)
With study culde.
rUKTUTS: Naniilon'. Michael Babatuode OlatuDjI, liaUle
Sl'MMARV : Traiw Ihe development of blues aud rock from the
miMve rhythms of Africa to the present time, Uaea e«arapl€S nf
native African Jazz to demonstrate body and Instrumental percua-
Blnti.
1. iluilf— Africa. 2. Blues (Songs, etc.) I, PhlladelphLa. Tele-
vision Mtnllon WCAU-TV. M, CarouRel Films. Inc New York MI
Series: Tell It like It was (Motion picture)
[Mr^i760] 781.767 73-712706
('arou.«el Films
Africaa sviBc fcTer. (SUde set] U.S. Dept of Agriculture. 1971.
53 thdes. color 2 » 2 m. (Exotic tod domestic ■nim.i dueuca)
With icnpi
SUMMARY: Photognphic examples of the clinic*! iigns and gross patho-
lofical chsntea caused by Afncan fwmc fevei For velennary personnel
1 African jwmc fever 1 United Suies DepL of Ajriculture, 11 Senes;
Exotic and domestic animal ^^i Tra wt [Shde leij
,,^ ^ , 636.089 72-735314
U-S. Dept of Agriculture 72 MARC
[Pilinstrip] Avid Corp.. 1972.
54 fr color 35 mm. and phonodisc: I »., 12 in.. 33 1/3 rpm.. 18 mm.
With teacher's guide.
CREDITS: Author, James PrstL
SUMMARY: Shows that the vasmett of Africa and iu changes in clunale
ncccssiutc a great vsneiy of ttansporution mclhods-
1 Transportation— AJVica. 1 Avid Corporaboo.
[HE2B2] 380.5 70-740514
Avid Corp. 72 MARC
A/rican way of life {FUmatnp) Muki-Media Prodnctions.
Released by CCM Sfhool Mnterials. 196i).
105 fr color. 35 mm. and phonodisc: 2 a. (1 a. for duuhuU pro-
Eo""' 1 "*' "'"^™''*'"^ projector*. 12 Id.. 331 rpm., 27 mln. (Black
For upiH-r elementary grades ihn.ugb grade &. Version for stu-
dents above grade 9 Issued with phonotape
With teacher's manual
Crtditt: Consultaiitfl, Edward E. Fraoc*. Price M. Oobba. WUllam
H. Grier; narrator. Ivan Dlion. ^^
f„f^»'T**"^i.1'"°?,''i'' ."'*' Af'-lcan curtoma and cnltrires wera dif-
ferent from, but not Inferior to, European habits.
916 77-734S73
n ^-^[^'''.^^^►;::.^'', "^*.'°!' <^"«'«°^- « MulU-MedU Prodoctlons.
ALAaJokSr ""^'^''''^ '"*' ^'■'«»' Black history (Fllmstrlp)
African wildlife: animals of a mysterious continent (Fam-
atrip) Budek Films and Slides of California, 1969.
36 fr color. 35 mm.
Credit*: Author. Eugene L. Podhurst
Bummarv: Surveys the great variety of animals, big and small.
Uvlng on the rugged, picturesque high plateaus of Africa With
captions.
L Zoology— Africa- i Budek Films aud Slides of Califorala.
372.3 75-735737
Budek Films* Slldea of Calif.
Africans of the River Niger: Building a boat (A/othn p!c-
tttre) Ealing Corp.. 1968,
I mln. m. color, super 8 mm, (How mnn llvesi
A.liipled from [he Jullen Bryan motion picture eiilltlert Building
a boat. "
Irfiop dim iiidunteil In cnrtrldKe.
With nim notes on cartridge caBe.
Summon/.- Shows African craflsmen of the Niger Hlver as they
build a boat: Includes the shaping of n mahogany plank to fit tJie
curve of the boat, application of glue and strips of cloth to nmke
the Joint watertight, roping together the two halves of the boat
with fibrous string, plugging with grass and clay, and adding thwarts
to give rigidity, *"
1. Boat building r. Bryan, Jullen Hequeniboorg n Ealing
Corporation. Cnmhrlge. Mass. tii. Building a boat (Motion picture)
Series- How man lives (Motion picture)
623.82 Fi A 67-5728
EnllngOoriKirnllon
Africans of the River Niger: Building a house {Motion
picture) Ealing Corp., 1968.
4 mln s.\_ color HU[>er 8 mm ( How man llvei)
Adapii-d from the Julieu Bryan motion picture entitled Building
B boii'«.
Utop film mounted In cartridge.
With nim note." on cartridge ca>«,
Hummiiry: ijhuwN the 'onslnirtlon of Htoruge houses which protect
the family posscsNlons from the heavy floodi of the river,
1. Architecture, DomeKtlc— Niger i Bryan, Jullen Heqiiem-
bourg. i( Eiiliiig Corporation. Cambridge. Mans. m. Building a
houw (Motion picture) SerIeK: How man lives (Motion picture)
690.5 Fi A 67-5729
Baling CoriMratlon
Africans of the River Niger: Fishing {Motion picture)
Ealing Corp., 1968.
4 mln si, color, super 8 mm. (How man Uvea)
Adjipt.-d from the Jullen Brian luotinn picture entitled Flnhlng on
the Niger Hlver
Ixop film mounted In cartridge
With film notes ou c-artrldge cuise
Hummarv: Ilhixlrates the larlous methods of fl«hlng uwd by the
Boxo Tribe, beginning with Individual tlnhermen using hand uets.
ShowH the whole community laying half a mile of net In a huge semi-
circle from two points on the same bank pulling the ends until all the
trapped Hsh are brought ashore
1 Boio (African people) '_■ Fishing— Niger t Bryan. Jullen
Henuembourg, it. Ealing i'onwratlon. Cambridge. Mass. lit. Fish-
lag on the Niger River (Motion picture) iv. Fishing (Motion pic-
ture) Series: How man lives (Motion picture)
639 Fi A 67-6726
Ealing Corporation
Africans of the River Niger: Preparing a meal {Motion
picture) Eating Corp., 1968.
4 mln si. color, suiter 8 mm (How man lives)
Adapietl from the Julieo Bryan motion picture entitled Dally life
of the Bozo
Ixiop tilm mounted in cartridge.
With film note.-* on cartridge case.
Hummarp: Illustrates how a Bon) woman prepares a meal of rire
and flHh, including pounding, boiling, and seasoning of the rice. Shows
the preparation of the flsh and lb* oil, aud shows Its addition to the
rice. Points out that the meal Is first served to the men and boya
according to Muslim custom.
1 Bozo (African people) i. Bryan. Jullen Hequemlwurg. ir. Eal-
ing Torporation. Cambridge. Mass. iii. Dally life of the Boso (Mo-
tion picture) iv Preparing a meal (Motion picture) Series: How
man lives (Motion picture)
392 Fi A 67-5727
EallDg Corporation
Africans of the River Niger: River bank village {Motion
picture) Ealing Corp., 1968.
4 min si color super 8 mm. (How man lives)
Adapietl from the Jullen Bryan motion picture entitled Dally life
of the Bozo.
lA>op film mounted In cartridge.
With film notes on cartridge case
Bummarj/: Presents background material on the Bozo Tribe, a river
people In Mali Shows how the fishermen have adapted their lives
to the sea.sonal rl.se and fall of the Niger and thus have no permanent
habitations, Picture.s weavers making cloth from thread bought from
the nearby Bombarra Tribe, Shows women performing domestic
chores and older girls using a simple method of fishing.
1. Bozo (African people) i, Bryan. Jullen Hequembourg. ii. Elal-
Ing iToqwration. Cambridge. Mass. ur, I>aily life of the Bozo (Mo-
tion picture) rv. River bank village (Motion picture) Se-
ries : How man lives ( Motion picture)
^ ,, ^ 916.6 Fi A 67-5730
Ealing Corporalion
Africans of the River Niger: Trading smoked fish {Mo-
tion friclure) Ealing Corp., 1968.
4 niin si color, super 8 mm (How man lives)
Adapted from Ihe Julien Bryan niotlon picture entitled Fishing on
Ihe Niger Hlver,
l^iop film mounted in cartridge.
With film notes on cartridge ciise.
Summary: Illustrates how fl-'-h are smoked and prepared for market
Shows how the fish are transported in boats with mat covers to Moptl
and sold to a government cooperative which controls the sale of all
flsb.
1. Fish trade— Niger i. Bryan. Julieo Hequembourg, ri. Ealing
Corporation. Cambridge, Mass. nt. Fishing on the Niger River (Mo-
tion picture) IV, Trading smoked fish (Motion picture) Series-
How man lives ( Motion picture)
381 Fi A 67-5725
Ealing Corporation
Africa's vanishing wildlife {Motion picture) Arthur Barr
Productions, 1967.
15 min sd. color. 16 mm.
With teacher's guide.
Credit*: Consultant and photographer. ,\rthur C. Twomey.
Summary: Shows that it is possible for many kinds of animals
to live together iu Africa's interrelated wildlife community. Dis-
cusses how man-made pressures threaten the remaining wildlife
regions In Africa.
1. Wildlife conservation — Africa, 2. Zoology — ^iVfrica — Ecology.
I. Barr (Arthur) Productions. Pasadena, Catlf.
591.5 Fi A 67-5293
Arthur Barr Productions
Africa's wildlife in our hands ( Filmstrip) Food and A^-
cultiiie Organization of the United Nalions, Rome, 1967.
Released in the U. S. by Unipub, 1971.
87 fr, (t)lor. X* mm.
With script iu English and French by Florila Botts.
SUMSIAKV: Poinis out the Importance of saving the wildlife of
Africa, and notes some of the obstacles to Its preservation. Explains
some of the reasons why wildlife Is Important to the economy of
Africa. Including tourism, hunting, game cropping, and ex|>ort of live
animals. Ivory, and skins,
1. Wildlife conserviilion— Africa, I. Food and Agriculture Orga-
nization of the United Nations. II Unlpuh.
[S964] 333.7 71-739699
Unlpuh
Afrika-Einsatz 1942 {Motion picture) HeeresElmstelle,
Berlin, 1942.
70 min. si. b&w. 16 mm. (Afrlks. 653)
Swmmorv; Shows the activities of the German Army In Africa
during World War a. Includes scenes of the battle for Tobruk.
1. World War, 193&-lW5-^ampalgn8— Africa. North. t Oer-
many. Heer. Oberkommando. Series: Afrlfca (Motion picture)
653.
940.542 71-708462
AfHkaaer. [Motion picture] BBC-TV. Lfmdon. 1971. Released
in the U.S. by Time-Life Fihnt.
40 min sd color 16 mm
SUMMARY: Eumincx the contradictions and ccccntnciuei of prescni-day
Boer society in South Africa.
1 Boert, I British Braadcasiin« Corporation Television Servic*. II
Time-Ufe Films.
tDT888j 309.168
Time- Life Films 71
77-714594
MARC
Afrikanische Affen {Motion pictuie) Reinhs-steilo fiir den
I'nlcrrichtsHIm. Berlin. Released by Reichsunstalt fiir
Filtii tind Hild In WisspiisHiaft und Untcrricht, 1940.
n mln. si. Wfcw. 16 ram. (Blologle -TIere F 07)
Credits,- Author, Gumlln. Cant: Georg Hampel
Summary: Shows African apes and baboons In the mountains of
Abyssinia.
1, Primates— Ethiopia, i. lU-lchsanstalt fllr Film und Blld In
Wlv^enschaft und Unterrlcht .^rles: Blologle — Tiere (Motion
picture) F97
599.8 75-708463
Afrique Ubre (Motion picture)
see Freedom Africa
Afro-American art {FQmgtrip)
C-orp., 1969.
Educational Dimensions
.sii (i loliir. :V\ mm. und phouodls*,' : 2 s. (Is. for manual
projpctoi, 1 s. for automatic projector). 12 In., 33i rpm,. 15 mln,
mlcrogroove.
With teacher's guide.
Credits- Narrator, James A. Porter.
Summai-y: A study of Negro art In the 19th and 20th centuries.
Shows paintings and sculptures by Patrick Reason, Robert Duncan-
son, Henry O. Tanner. Archibald Motley, Aaron DoDglas, Horace
Pippin, Jacob Lawrence, and James Porter,
1. Negro artists. i. Educational Dimensions Corporation.
709.73 72-736212
A. L, A. Booklist
Afro-American dance: establishing a cultural heritage
(Motion picture) (.-.V-^'ps Productions. Released by Tmie-
Life Films, 1971.
19 mln sd. color. 16 mm,
cKEniTS: Photographers and editors, Ray Fischer, Stan Wood-
ward: director of dance, Frances Weeks.
SUMMARY ■ Follows the members of a black student organization
at a community college as they rehearse and perform an African
dance Shows the group discussing their activities on campus.
1, College students, Negro. I, Cyclops Productions.
II. Time-Life Films.
[LC27811 793.3
Cyclops Productions
73-712915
Afro-American heritage (Filmstrip) Eye Gate House, 1971.
14 filmstrips. color. 35 mm. and 7 phonodlscs (2 s. each),
33i rpm.
,\h<> issued with phonotape in cassette.
With manual.
Sl'MM.\KY : A study of Afro-.\merlcan history and cultural herit-
age. Designed to help correct the distortions of preconceived ideas
and preestubllshed myths and to present a background of the racial
crisis which faces the Dnlted States today.
1. Negroes— History. I. Eye Gale House, Inc.
[E1S5] 325.260973 72-739817
Eye Gate House
history. (Transparencies) AEVAC, 1968.
18 iraiuparencics color 8 x 10 in.
Widi 49 overUyv
With teachei's guide
CREDITS: Supervisor, Bcmsid Comgsn, John Clarke, Harold Salmon.
SUMMARY Provides ■ compiehensive overview of the Negro in America
from pre-Colonial eiplorer time* through Martin Luther Kmg'i Dream, empha-
sizing the Afro-AmT ;«n*s influence on and coninbutions to American trends
and dcvelopmentS-
1 Negroes -History I Aevac. mc
325.60973 72-734115
^2 MARC
[El 85)
AEVAC
Afro-American literature {Fil/mtrip) Educational Dimen-
sions Corp., 1968.
2 filmstrips (80 fr. each) color. 35 mm. and 2 phonodlscs: 2 a
each (1 s, for manual projector, 1 s. for automatic projector). 12 In..
33i rpm,. l.i mln. each. (Language art series)
With teachers guides.
Summary: Features W. Francis Lucas, critic, author, and wrlter-
In-residem-e at KnoxvUle CoUege, Tenn,. Part 1 traces the early bfr
glnnlngs of Afro-American literature to IU modern phase which
began in the 1830*s. Part 2 covers Negro writings from the early
1830's to the present day.
1. American literature — Negro authors— History and criticism,
r Educational Dimensions Corporation.
808.89 76-736406
Educational Dimensions Corp.
Afro-American music, its heritage (Motion picture) Com-
munications Group West, 1969.
10 min. sd, color 16 mm. (The Uses of music)
With teacher's guide.
Credilt: Producers, Albert SaparufT, Sidney Galanty; director,
Sidney Galanty,
l^ummary: A visual and musical demonstration of the origin aod
history of Afro-American music. Calvin Jackson and hta Quartet
and Buddy Collette perform,
1. Music— Negroes. l Communications Group West Series:
The Uses of music (Motion picture)
781.7 71-708131
Communications Group West
Afro-Americans and radical politics
WCBS-TV and Columbia University.
Rinehart and Winston, 1969.
{Motion picture)
Released by Holt,
l>Aw
1(1 mm- (Illiick heritage: n history of .\fro-
Aiiiericnns Section f. : Blacks and white politics)
Smniiiari/: Richard B. Moore discusses the significance of while
politics In the United StJilcs and trai-es the movement of black nidi-
ciil politicluns fnim Frederick Douglass through the participation of
blacks in the American Communist Party,
1, Negroes — ^Polltlcs and sufTrnge. i. Moore, Richard B ii
New York Television station WCBS-TV. m. Olumbia University.
rv Holt. Rinehart and Winston. Inc. Series; Black heritage: a
hlsi<try of A fro- Americans (Motion picture) Section 15: Blacks and
white politics.
320.973 7.'>-704089
Holt. RInehnrt and Winston
Afro-Americans and the third party movement {Motion
picture) WCBS-TV and Columbia University. Released
by Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1969.
;ii» miu. sd. tiAw HI mm- I lUack heritage : a history of Afro-
AmerlcanH. Section 15: Blacks and white politics)
Snmiiuiiu: Hlchard B Moore discusses the early third party move-
ment as reaction to the racist attitudes, divisions, and conflicts which
have always plagued Ihe political outlook for Macks In the United
States,
1 Negroes— Politics and suffrage, 2. Political parties— U S t
Moore. Richard B, ii. New York. Television station WCBS-TV
m Odumtila University, iv. Holt, Rinehart and Winston inc Se-
ries; Black heritage: a history of Afro-Americana (Motion picture)
Section 15: Blacks und white politics.
H I, n. . . ^^-^^^ 71-704088
Holt. Rinehart and Winston
26
I jhraf-y of Congress Catalog — Motion Pictures and Film strips
A/rD-AmcricAfu speak for IhviBMhrw (Filmstrip) Bdnea-
tional Dmirnaioni Corp., 1969.
.1 nimwrliM (Ml fr M«-h| ,-,.u»r M mm. bikI a phnnotllan 3 a.
••rh It • fof manual pni)«>rii>f. ) ■. for autnmatif proJ*rtor>, 12 1ft,
S9| rptn . lA min (vrb
with (•^I'hrr'v xulih'^.
"■MManr A •lutly of Ih# hiattirr "f lh« Amrrlran N««m and hla
lUMnliirr lnHu(lr« (•trvrfiU from alar* >ouroala, MlKorUlB, proatc
povirr, an antoMocraphy. and rrtun tb* AfHcmo r«mU*nioos of V«»r
to U«lrt>Iin X. Klilrtitc* (Iwtm-. anO MartiD Latbw KInr
I \ni#flr«ii liiprattirv N>frn author* ; Amrrli-an titoratiiro
1 g«iwi Uwm Kiirarta. rtr ) i Kdii.-atlncwl ninwnalooa llorpora-
Corp
73-73M08
Afrographla, Inc.
The nUck artists.
After Etc {Motion picture) Cuitdu D«pt. of Agriculture,
Ottawa. Mad« and released by Xftlional Film Board of
Ouuda, 19«S.
Tatn ^. onhtr 10 mm.
Bmmmar^: Follow* Iho markvllni: of applra from oirbard to cvn-
naw. Willi «>mphaai« oo prmvinc and packax>(i(-
1. Affklv — Markrilne i. I'niiada l>ppt. of AKrloilture.
n Cinads National Kklm IbMr.l
634 7+-7074(H
NatlOMil WXim Board of ranada
After CTcrTthinK I doodle, doodle, doodle do (FQmMtrip)
Jam [Untlr School S«'r\-ire, ID^l*.
23 fr oolor 33 inni. and phoiioitUr | ».. 12 In. 33i rpoi , 5 min.
rolrracri>iT«> ( Slng-i-aoaf of fl««nllnc^ )
Summtjy: A aJn(-«lonc approach to |e*rnlD( clf«nllnr«> hab1t«.
A jwjog Ctrl fvvla Rood b«caaae abp wuhn ber hatida. face, and neck
BDd cooiba b«T bair after eTcrythlnc ah<> do««. For primary in^d(«.
1. BTKteo* — Jan«ll» fllma. 2. Sanltalloo — Jareotle fllma. i.
Jam Haady Sch(n»l S»T»lcr. Inc. Series: SInx-a-wnc of ciPanlttHwB
(Ftlmatrlpi
372.3 75-735&44
A. L. A. Bookllar
After hiKh achool what? (Motion picture) Dept. of Motion
Pi'ture Production, BriKhani Voun;; I'niversity. 1970.
22 ml'> Ml. n>)or IS mm.
Crr4.t4: Dlr*.trM-. Scott WhUaker; caiwramao, Robert W. Stum:
editor. R A. M BIckerton.
8«MM«(v.' Astronaut Hon I.lnrI riiiimifrntM some of the many job
oppnrtitnitiea arallable to youni; people today and poloia out that
errry poaliloo requirw Mate kind of training. Emphaslxes the ne«d
to arcur* ellber vocatloDal or academic (ralolne.
I. Vocational culdance. i. BrUrham Younf Unlrersltj. Proro,
UtalL Dv9L of Uollon Picture Production.
378 79-708141
Brlffaara Tonne UbIt.
After Jaduoa Pollock. (Filmstripi Visual Publications, Londoo.
1970 Made by Frederick Uws. Released in the U.S. by
Vbual PubiicatKNia.
33 h color 33 mm (Modern an in the Wt and U*i)
WickMady (MMle
SUMMARY Dnciaaci ihc diuinf ti«c uylo and tecbibqua of oanoua ««II-
kaawa Ancncaa anan «lw donunatcd Uk an icene in Ibe I9}0'i and l%0'«
bcfiaM^ with JacUen PoUock
I An. Amcncan 2 An. Modern 20th centur) —United Staiev I
Vmmi PwMKStwm II Senear Modem an in the SO't and 60\ (Filmunp)
|N6$12j 759.1 72-736705
72 MARC
After 17 ycua iMotion pieturt) Current Affairs Produt^
tion.^. Releaspd by McCraw-Hill Book Co., 1968.
LV. rw .■ xl tklkw- Irt mm Hn.lln! My In-1la!l
Wilb tv«cher'a ffuldc
Sumtmnty: l>e«rribeM the character and dilemma nf Yuvar Abhom
an Indian wbo, after aerrnK^n rear* of aelMmpoartl exile In Ena-
land, made hla oaa pll^rlmastt hack to taia ruiliw land niid fniiiily.
Ilciurra hu family in Encland. hla return to India, and hi*, reunion
witb hla family in < liarkarl.
1. Abiauk Vaiar. r. t.'arrenl AfTalm PrtKluciiona. ii. ilctlratr-
lllll Book CocBpanjr- S«r1ea: India f My India! (Motion plctur*)
92S Fi A 68-1448
UeCraw-RUI Book Oa.
After the frsi Ofirfion pirliire)
tion-* Cwiter, 1971.
Fratirisran Communica-
14 iiiln. ad cotor. 16 mm.
SrMMARV. Kxplorvi> a yooac boy'a oaoUoas ihronctMUt bia first
bttniinx trip, ilearnt»lnc bnw the ttoy*! InflUl excUemeoi, bla raoUm^a
tvncrra. aad hla father's Impatient pride all come locetlker at the
cUnuctlc moneot of the kllUnc-
1. Hnotlaa. 2. Adolearvore. I. Pnaciacao CammanlcalloQa
Center. II. Serlca: parable arrtra (Motion plrtoret
tSK34] 241 73-713249
CINE
After the war {Film*trip) Jones and Osmond,
by Modem Leaminff Aids, 1968.
Released
23 fr culor. 3.% mm. iCrltlcal thlnklof aid*)
With (metier'* nide.
Aaaunory; Part 1 dearrlhea a aoutbera ■oldler's bomecomliw. la
part 2 a freed vlarr la lured loto polltia by a carpMbaoee. For
elemeaury (radea. With caption*.
1. R^cnnatructtoo. i. Joom and *>amaad, Inc u. Modem l«aro-
lac Alda, New York. Sarlca: Critkal tblnlUiic al4te (FIl^Rrtp)
372.8 70-733215
Modern LeanlB« Aid*
Aftermalli o( World War I. |Molion pidurr] CBS Ncwt-
Rclraaed by McOtaw Hill. 1966.
I' mm td ha* \h mm
With ira<h(i I luulr
SUMMARY !>!*( uMM mapM comequriKM of World War I. Mch aa pob-
tKkl iniubiliiy. inirnufffd natHmal nvalry. economic diaaWlly. and tocia) «-
mt
I WMMpolilica 1419 )«)] 2 EcMomK hutory 19l»-l«4) I Co-
lumbia BroadiaMiiti Syslcm. inc CBS Nrvi 11 McOrev-HUI Book Co(a-
pann
cD727, 940.3 72-702848
McOraw-HUl Book Co 72 MARC
Aftanioon of a faun— Debumj (FUmMtrip) Edm»tJonal
Audio Vifiuftl. 1970.
:i.'l fr itil..r .'Vi nun aii-l lAomidluc; 2 «. (1 ■- with electronic
»lKna1). tl' In. .Til rpm. tt inln ( Munic atn>reclallon -erle")
With teadter'a niili-
rrr4lfi. Vlaual mlltor, KhtKia lilllniiky.
timmmary: Vmn areiioa from tmlntlng* by Slonet tn conrey the
mood of the tone poem. Afternoon of a faun, cnmpo«>d by I^ebuwy
1 I>vbuBiiy. riaude. IWE lOlS. Pr.Mude ft rapr*»nildl d'un faun.
2 Monet. Claude. IJMtHO.Ii I IK-huwy. Claude. I««2 lOlK l'r(*
lude A raprta-mldl d'un faun. ii. Kducatlonal Audio Vlrnial. Inc.
rieaunttllle. N V. Herlea : Mtuitc apprvclatloa aerlea (Fllmatrlpi
785.3 7&-73&.161
F.'hicaMofial Audio VlHual
Tkc Aga Kkfla. [Motion picture] Drew Auociatcs and Time-Life
Broadcast Released by Time- Life Films. 1970.
M min «d ba> It mm (TVUvinfcamera.no 13)
SUMMARY Ponrar* the ttr>i|jk of the Afa Khan, youthful lendn of fif-
teen millxtn Mnalem*. In find hn own 9»y ol life under the appaMns thadowi
of hi> (•ihci Bnd (in (rartdfalher
I Kanm. As* Khan, 191*^ I Dtc Aiaonaies. Ne» Yo*k. It
TimeljrcBrnadcaat.irK III Time- Life Filnu IV Scnei. The Livu)( camen.
[Motion ptclurc] no. 13.
1BP8O] 922 74-714659
TiineUfe F.lini 72 MARC
Agazzi, James J
see
Ritual.
I,
iT (Filmstrip] Bear Rlma,
Age of Aqaarlaa. (Moboa picture]
ABC Media Concepts. 1970.
ABC Newt. Rekaaed by
COlOT
CREDITS Producer, direciot, and vriicr. Aram Boyiiiaa
SUMMARY Siud>es three cammunal tamibe*; one in Taoa, New Mcxko.
and two in Maaaachmetu. Eiplora whai moCvam ibcae youns pcopic, and
fiplains Sow they arc atiempUns lo accomptah their foali of imity and pcKC
I Colkcuveiettlcmcnu- United Slaiea. 2 Family. L American Broad-
caitini Company II ABC Media Coocepta.
[HX654] 301.44 72-701259
American Broadcaatmf 72 MARC
Co
The Age of Chaacer (FUmttrip) Imperial Fihn Co., 1969.
411 fr color. .V> mm. and phnnodlac: 2 &. 12 Id.. 33i rpm.. H
min. nilcroKroove. (World history enrichment KrtCK, ffmup 2)
AlMi laatied with pboootapp In cassette.
^ummory- I>l<icii<cw)i life In the Middle Acea, knlKbtS and warfare.
staKb'intx. hawklne. tbe manorial HyHtem. iiea«>nal cfaangea, and the
dally life of Ihc peasant and the lord.
1. i:t. Hril — .S.«:l«l life and cu.i torn.'*— Medieval period. 1066-1485.
L Imiwrlal Film Company, Inc.. I.akeland. FU. Sertea; World his-
tory eorlcbment )ierlea (FHmKtrlpl Rroup 2.
942.03 74-734832
Imperial Film Co.
The Ase of Chancer and Richard a {FUmttrip) Visoal
Productions. London. Released in the U. S. by Proth-
mann .\!«ociiU«6, 1966.
3rt .i..,iii;c f. c.|i.r. .t5 mm. (Looking Into blatory. no. 6)
With teacbera' rulde.
nummary: Shows tbe aoclal oondltlona la England during the age
of (Tiaurer and Itlchard n.
1 «L BrIL -Social ooodlUons. i. Vtanal Productions, n. Proth-
mann Aawxlataa. Serlce : Looking In to blatory (Filmstripi no. 6.
942.03 74-732933
Prothmann .Imorlatea
The Age of civil war, 440 B.C. (Motion picture)
see The Glory that was Greece. Part 3: The
age of Civil War, 440 B.C.
Age of dinosaurs (PUtrulrip) Diana Wyllie, ltd., Tendon.
R<'Ic-i.s--.i in tlip IT. S. by International Film Bureau, 19G8.
;m fi ■■•I'.r :v. mm I Ktnluilon. no. 2)
With Kiildc and notew.
rrrdlfa Notnt and pboiograpby. Jojm Pope;
h'KBiMory. Show^ what can he learned about as anlmarn wmj
of life by Modylog llx foottl remalna. Dnrrlbea bow akeletona arv
found and •■icaraied from rock, and rerooatrvrta the nirroundlnga
of dlno^um.
I. [>ln<i'viiirln 2. l'nh>K0lul<>c; Mewnolc. i. I>lana Wyllie. ltd.
tL lolerrvaiional Film Bureao. lac, Cblcago. S er ies: BrotuUoo
(Fllmxtrlpi no. 2.
K8 Pi A 68-6070
International Film Bareaa
The Age of dinosatirs (Kilmstri|>) Diana Wyllie, ltd., Lon-
don, 1^70. Released in the L*. S. by Carman Educational
A8aoci.tle^
28 fr. color. ^ mm. (Evolution, qo. 2>
\i*ti i>wiii->| In b&w. I>itubte frame vimlon aliw ljMtit>d.
With teacber'a guide
SUMMARY: IthowH tbe dervlopment of dinoaanr* from tbe ear-
liest reptllea through the tranvlllnn period from refitlle to mammal.
1. Dinoaaurla. I. Diana Wyllte. lid. II. Carman Educailnnal
Aaaorlatea. III. .S4>rlea: RTotuilun (Fllmatrlp. Carman (Mucatlofial
Aaaoctataai no. 2.
[tiE8G2.D5] 568 77-73»78l
Carman EdncaUooal
27
la el Dtoowarr: W« dU
1970
41 ft coloi 11 mm (Capawoe l«aof*» in Amernan hMlory pertod o*
cntonlution)
Wiih i«M:hM't manual
SUMMARY taplamt that the Age of DiKo*e»y came abo«i« lh(oi«h the
decline of frudalnm m [uropc, the cmcigence of pcrwerful naUonal tutca. and
the e.panwon of ifade and comn»«»c« lUlawa Iha tnmA Inward ciplarauan to
Ihe RtnuaaarKC with lU advancca M knowladfi and lU dcauc to cobvmI AOn-
Otiiauint With capiiont
I r>.*:<wene«(inic«^aphr» 1 Europa-CWtHjalwn 1 Bear F.lma. toe
II Scrica ("apaionc le^rWM IB Amancanhiatory period irf cokmiia Hon (Film-
(inm
(0*6,
Beat Film*
973-1
70-740329
MARC
Thf Age of electronics {FUmstrip) Bowmar Raoorda, 1970.
fl nimHirlpa (2*1 fr eacb). color Ki mm. and phooodlar: 2 a,
7 111.. .i:tt rpm., r> min. each, mlcrogroove, (A Direction for tomor-
row)
Alaii iiuued with phonotapa in caaaeltc.
With counaelor'a handbook aod atudenl mirrey shceta.
Kummory.' I>lacunea tbe Job opportunltlea that are arallable lo
the field of electronics.
1. Electronlca oa a profeaalon. i. Bowmar Rec^rda. Serlea:
A Dlrectlod for tomorrow (Fllmatrip)
621J181023 77-736389
Bowmar Itecorda
Ilir^ Age of enlightenment (Filmstrip) StKietj for Vignal
K.iiir-ntion, 1970.
v. fr color 3.'i mm and pbonodlac : 1 a.. 12 In., SSI rpm..
17 min. mlcrogriK>*e. (Mlloitonea to modem clTlIlaxtloo, group 2)
.M>«ii l>Mueil with (ihonotape Id caiwetle
Wllh tciiihiT'* Kulde mid readlnc "crlpL
rmtili: Author. John It Pom.
Hummart/: Describes the era when enlightened IndlTldiiala nnder-
loiik tn ileire Into my»iterlc»i of w-lcnce, mathematics, and medicine
1. Knllghtenment, i. .Society for Vtaual EducatloD. Inc.. nil-
cago. Serlea: MllcHtonea to modem clriUaatlon (Fllmslrip)
group 2.
Society for Visual
901.9
Kducatloo
7^786061
The Age of Etiquette (female) (Filmstrip) Graphic Re-
Bcjiix^h. Uelcuised by International Film Bureau, 1969.
r>l fr <t>li>r. X'l mni. and phoniMllitc : 2 a. (1 a for tnaoual
pnijecli.r. I n, for automntic [imjectori, 12 Id.. 33* rpm.. min.
mlcrogroove. (IVrtonni llring aeries, do. 5)
With liistniclor "n manual.
Hitmmaiy: tietlnes the age of eflQuette and dlacuaaea rules of be-
havior duriDK Iniroductloni), dInlDg out, and office altuatlona. Rhowa
what la expected from a male companion.
1. Etlqiietlr fi>r women. i. Graphic Beaearcb, Inc n. Inter-
natlooiil Film Bureau. Inc, .S^ri^s ; Pemonal Urlng serlen (Fllao-
■»lrlp) no. .''i.
395 70-73M42
iDtemstlonal Film Bu- rean
The Age of expansion (Filmstrip) Centron Educational
tilms. 1971.
. 'Ill' r""'^ ^'' "^ ""•' Phonodisc: 2 a. (,l ■. for manual
lirojeiinr. I a. for aulomaUc projector!. 15 min. (World hiatory—
three great eraa of manklndl
\\w liwueil with pbonotape Id caswtte
With leadiT'n Kulde.
Credll.: Adviser. Mrs. The^idore Wolf
Summary ; A »tiidy of tb<f erpan-loo of European coi.ntrle, dur-
Irifi the Ijth and 10th centuries Fsamlne^ why men enter»,l tl>e
"^ f,"^""!^"- ''°" " "" '^rrle.l out. and how ih- dl«v.Terl*a
aITe,ied the European* and the indigenous poptilail.>n< nf \Bla
Arrlca. and America.
.1 ' iV-'ir*'"'*^^ "° K^^S^Phyt-Hlatory. I Ontron Educa-
(FUmMrlpT *^'*"'' '>'«'«^-""** »«•» «"» of mankTnll
r.i^ni.^ ., . ^^-^ 70-737989
( eiitron Eduratloaal Films
The Age of exploration (Motion picture) Doublednv Multi-
mHi«, 1970.
rt mill 1*1 cii.ir Ifl mm. ( O. H, hiatory -^erle*)
Wfi iKHuei] in iijper 8 mm. In cartridge.
With tc«rher"<t ipildc.
Summary Iteplcta the que«t of man for tbe undlacorend. Shows
the n-lntionxhlp l»'t««-cn the fall of Rome and the beclnning of trade
after the Crunadeii. and polnm to the conquest of tbe moon as one
more »tiT) In the xearch for the undlicoTered.
I, lux-overlew (in geogmphy) 2. Space flight to Ibe moon. I.
Imublrtlay Multimedia. Series: V. 8. hlstor? tmritm (Motion
picture)
973.1 76-710087
Douhleday Multimedia
The Age of exploration and expansioD ^ Motion picture)
Centron Kducational Films \^~\.
17 min. wL cok>r. 16 mm. (World blstorj aarlea)
With lender'a guide-
Summary : Ezplalna bow and why exploration and expaoaloD oc-
currrd daring tbe fifteenth and sixteenth centurlex. Indudca palDt-
Ing^ of the great mastera.
I DIscoTerir^ (lo gencraphji— lllstorr. I. Ceatroo Edtn-
llonal Fllma. Serle* : World hUiorr i*rles (Motion pidnrv)
909.08 79-710803
Tentron Educational Films
Afa af Oreaca. (Transparenciea) AEVAC 1968.
I 10 n
With 42 oweriay*.
With uachev* gwde
SLJMMARY Frcacna the urong influence of ai
an. philoao^y. and ethic* of ihcBiodeni world I
I Civihtaiioa. Crcc*.
(DPHj
I. Arrac. I
It Cf«ece on tbe pobuca.
72-734117
MARC
Library of Congress Catalog — Motion Pictures and Filmstrips
Age of Kennedy. Part 1: The early yeore {ifotion picture)
NBC News, 1966.
54 mln. sd. b&w. 16 mm.
Televised on NBC In the White paper series
CredUt PrcMlucer. dire«tor. and writer. Al Waseerman; reporter,
Chet Huntley; consultant, Arthur M. Schlesnger, Jr.; music. George
KJelnsinEer; fllm editor. John Teeple.
Summary: Explains the development of Kennedy the man throueh
a study of his early years Bpalnwt the background of alKnlflcant world
events. Features Henry Fonda reading the wcwds of John P.
Kennedy.
1. Kennedy, John Fitigerald. Pres. U. S.. 1917-1963. i. Na-
tional Broadcasting Comoeny, Inc. NBO News.
923 76-701501
Age of Kennedy. Part 2: The Presidency {Motion picture)
NBC News, 1966.
54 min. sd. b&w. 16 mm.
Televised on NBC In the White paper aerlea.
Crc4itt: Producer, director, and writer. Al Wasaerman; reporter.
Chet Huntley: consultant. Arthur M. Schleslnger. Jr.; music. George
Klelnslnger : film editor. John J. Martin.
Summary: Examines significant world events and national aETalrs
during the Presidency of John Kennedy.
1 Kennedy. John Fitigerald, Prea. U. S.. 1917-1963. 2. C. S.—
Polltlos and government— 1961-1963. 3. World politics— 1955-1965.
1. National Broadcasting Company, Inc. NBC News.
973.922 70-701502
The Age or .wiwia {Motion picnirc] BBC-TV, London, 1968.
Released in the U.S. by Tune-Life Filnis.
20 roiD id bAw 16 mm. (Evolution of living thin|k, do. 7)
SUMMARY StudK* the earlicat munmAl*- TcUs ho* they developed haii.
bccune wvTD-blooded. and developed milk glands. EipUina thai the reteatioa
of the eggs within the body of the mother until the young were rcUlivdy
advanced wu ■ later Uagc in the evolutioo of mammal*.
I Munmals. FoMil. 1. Brilith Brotdcuting Corporanoo. Televi»oo Ser-
vice II Time-Life Filmi. 111. Senea; Evolution of living thinp. [Motion pic-
ture) no, 7
[QE881j 569 71-714563
Tune-Ufe Film* 72 MARC
T¥e Age or aaiL [Motion picture] BBC-TV, Loadon. 1968.
Released in the U.S. by Tune-Ufe Films.
10 mm *d. bAw 16 mm (Evoluiionoflivingthmgs.no 8)
SUMMARY Followi the evolution of man. showing bow monkeys and apes
roUowed ancient lanioMls. Explains thai the development of modern primates
11 largely the aiory of brain, eye, and hand evolving side by side m the coune
of millions of yean of life in the tree-iopa
1 Human evolution. 2. Primates I British Broadcasting CorporatioD.
Television Service- II Time- Life Films- III Series; Evolution of living things.
(Motion picture] no B
tGN281) 573.2 7S-714564
Time-Life Films 72 MARC
The Age of megaton (from MIKE to MIRV) (Filmstrip)
World l-nw Fund. Relejis«;d by Uoubleday Multimedia,
1970.
13-'i fr. color. 3^ mm. and phonodisc: 2 ».. 12 Iti.. 33) rpm.,
21 mln.
.M>o li^ued wltb phonotape.
With teacher's guide.
CREDITS: Producer and writer, Itoberl Hanvey.
SL'MMAKY : Traces each step In ihe nuclear arms race since the
MIKE te.-it of 105J. the production of H-bombs, the etTeit of radl.i-
actlve and political fallout from Fl-bomb tests, the development of
mlN'lles as delivery vehicles for H-b*>nibs. the strategy of deterrence
a'4 Illuminated by the Cuban mls.'tlle crisis, and the current slgnlB-
can^-e of MIKV and ABM systems.
1. Atomic weapon!". I, Institute for International Ordpr, New
York. World l^w Fund II. Doubleday Multimedia.
(UF767] 623.4 75-738152
Doiil'leday Multimedia
The Age of migration and early settlement (1200 b. c.-750
B. c.) {Filmstrip) Society f<jr VUual EJuculiDii, 1%8.
-14 fi color .'{.'i mm. luid pLoriodlsc: 2 s. lis. for manual pro-
Jt^tor, 1 .. fi.r nutoiimllc projector), 12 In., 33i rpm,. 18 mln. mlcro-
groov.-. (Ancient Greece: cradle of western culture, no. ~)
With tencher's guide and rending script.
ficdiff.- Consultants, I.Aura K- Stroud, Joseph Chads; photogra-
pher, Ldura E. .Stroud,
Kummary: Shows the fall of Aegean civilization during ao age of
migrations and wars, and Illustrates bow mutual traditions nnlled
Hellenic peoples. Describes the new Hellenic culture which devel-
oped tbrouKhout ancient Greece from 1200 a, c. to 750 a. c.
1. Civilization. Greek, i. Society for Visual EducaOon. Inc., Chi-
cago. Series: Ancient Greece: cradle of western culture (Film-
atrip) DO. 2.
913.38 Fi A 68-4826
Society for Vlsunl Rducatlon
The Age of Minos, 3000 to 1400 B. C,
see
The Olory that wn Greece. Part 1: The age of Mir.^s,
3000 to 1400 B.C
The Age of Pericles {Filnuttrip) Coleman Film Enterprises.
Released by RMI Film Productions, 1967.
W fi color. ,-15 mm. aii.l phonodisc: 1 a., 12 In.. S3i fpm.. H
mlL I Landmarks in the history of Greece)
CTf4H»: Author. Walter M. Burlts.
Summary: Des--r|bes tbe role of Pericles In the Golden Age in one
of the first democratic sUtes In the world. Includes acenes of the
Acropolis and the Museum of Athens. With captions.
\ Greece — History. i. Colemun Film Enterprises, n. RMI Fllm
Productions, Series: Landmarks in tbe history of Oreece (Film-
""■" 913,8 76-736386
BMI Fllm Productions
Age of reform and discovery (FSmslrlp) Society for Vis-
ual Education, 1969.
57 fi' color. 3o mm. and phonodisc: 1 s-, 12 In., 33k rpm., 18
mln nucrogrooTe. (Milestones to modern clvllltatlon, group 1)
I*isued also with phonotape In cassette.
With tejtcher's guide and script.
CrcdiU: Author and photographer. John R. Poss.
aumi'ian/: Shows how the Italian Renaissance spread to northern
Europe, Introduces Individuals who played major roles In the Eefor-
matlon, and eiamlnes the discovery of parts of Africa and the western
hemisphere.
1 Heformntlon 2. Discoveries (In geography) t. Society for
Visual Educiitlon. Inc. Chicago. Series: Milestones to modem
civillzution (Filmstrip) group 1.
909.08 77-734778
Society for Visual Education
The Age of renewal (Motion picture) National Broadcasting
(>). and the National Oiuncil of Catholic Men. 1%3.
29 min. sd. biw. 16 mm. ( 1 am with you. no. 4)
CredtU: Producer and director. Martin Hoade; writer. Philip
Scharper; narrator. Norman Rose; composer. Ralph Burns; photog-
rapher, Joseph Vadala; editor. John F. Teeple. ^ ^„ „ . .
Bummaru- Traces the history of the Roman Catholic Church and
Ita Ecumenical Councils from the first Vatican ConncU In 1870 to the
second Vatican Council that opened In 1962. , w> ^a
1 Catholic Church— Hist.— Modern period. L National Broad-
casting Company, int il National Council of CathoUc Men. Se-
ries- I am with you (Motion picture) no. 4. „. „
282 Fi 67-875
The Age of reptiles (Filmstrip) O>mmon Ground, London,
1965. Made by Richard Carrington. Released in the
U. S. by Carman Educational Associates, 1966.
34 fr. b&w. 35 mm. (Life before man)
With teaching guida Notes revLsed 1966.
Summary: E>eplcts dlnosaars and sea and air reptiles of Che
Mesozolc era, and sbowa the stages in the reconstruction of a foasU
dinosaur.
L Reptiles. Fossil i. Common Ground, ltd.. London, n. Car-
man Educational Associates. Series: Life before man (Filmstrip)
698.1 70-785934
Carman Educational Assodatea
The Age of reptOes. [Motion picture) BBC-TV, London, 1968.
Released in the U.S. by Tune-Ufe Fdms.
20 nun. vL bftw 16 nun. (Evolution of bving ihiiagi, no. S>
SUMMARY; EMminca v«hou» typa of reptilea known to have existtd.
Shows fepnle* that were weU-ad«p(ed to doen cooditionA, giant repdlo, reptila
lh«i developed pMldles, »nd other* that developed winp.
1 Reptile*, Foml. I. Briliih BtoKJcajting CorpoT«tion. Televiiioo Ser-
vice 11 Time-Ufe Fdnu. Ill Series: Evolution of living thing*. (Motioo pic-
turei no. 5
tQE861i 568 74-714561
Tune-Life Films 72 MARC
The Age of revolutions {Filmstrip) Society for Visual Edu-
cation, 1970.
oli fr coliir. 33 mm. and phonodisc: I s.. 12 in., 33) rpm., 19
mln. mlcrogroove. (Milestones to modern civilization, groTip 2)
Also Issued with phonotape in cassette.
With teacher's guide and reading script.
Cieditt: Author, John R. Poss,
Summary: Explores the rivalry between France and England
and how this rivalry affected the American Revolution and the
French Revolution.
1. Gt. Brit.— Foreign relations — France. 2. France — Foreign rela-
tions— Gt. Brit. 3. History. Modern— 18th century. L Society for
Visual Education. Inc.. Chicago. Series: Milestones to modern
civilization (Filmstrip) group 2.
901.93 72-736062
Socieiy fur VUual Edu- cation
An age of revolutions (Motion picture) Office of Metlia
Services. IT. S. Dept. of State. Released by National Audio-
visual Center, 1971.
31 mln. sd. color. 16 mm. (History of tJ. S. foreign relations,
no. 1) , , V. „
SUMMARY : Uses paintings, poltlcal cartoons, and scenes of his-
toric locations to portray the diplomacy of the American Revolutioii
through the early Federal period. Covers Washington's faieweU
address, the Monroe doctrine, and the rights of neutrals and free-
dom of the seas. „ „ „ .
] U g —Foreign relations— Revolution. 2. U. S.— Foreign rela-
tlon»-1783-1815. I. D. S. Dept of State. Office of Media
Services. IL National Audiovisual Center. III. Series: History of
U. S. foreign relaUons {Motion picture) no. 3.
[E249] 327.73 70-714134
CINE
Aae of RoMC cTruspareadesi AEVAC 1968.
color 8 1 10 in.
With 4« overlay!.
With teacber'i guidc-
SUMMARY Surveyi tbe itagct in the haiory of Rome, emphmung the
period of the Roman Rcfiubbc. tbe Tnumvirate. the reign of C:*eiai Auguiiu*.
the achievemeot of dtc Pu Roman*. u>d the diftintegretion of the empire
Lasting Roman cootributioai to vchiteclure. language, literature, and law are
treated in detail
1. Rome— Hkcory 1. Rome— OnLzstioa L Acvac. inc
[DG209] 913.7 72-734116
AEVAC '3
MARC
Age of the atom— World War u (1935-1945) (Motion pic-
ture) National Broadcasting Co. Released by Graphic
Curriculum ,1968,
2i mm. sd. color. 16 mm. (Exploring: the story of America,
Produceil In eooperat Ion with the National Council for the Social
Studies and liie American Library Aasoiiailon.
Telecast on the NBO program Exploring.
Summary Examines the spurt of scientlflc development tlurlng
the 1930'8 and 40's— the creation of syuLbetic materials, the uses of
atomic energy, the new antibiotics— nnd studies the political situation
which deteriorated Into World War it but which rose again with
the triumph of Ihe Allies and the establishment of the United Nations.
L Science— History— U. S. 2. Worid War. ia39-lW5. ■ '=''-
plorlog (Television program) ri. National Broadcasting Company,
Inc. m Graphic Cur- rlculum. inc., New York. Series:
■ture) set 2.
Fi A 68-1065
Inc. m. Graphic
Exploring: the story of America (Motion picture) set 2.
973.91 " ■ " '
Graphic Curriculum
The Age of St. Petersburg (Filmstrip)
see History of Russia. Part 2; The age of
St. Petersburg, 1700-1857
The Age of steam — power for progress (Motion picture)
Alemann Films, 1967.
11 ni ti s.| color. Id null.
With study guide.
rrcdilt: I'rixliiivr. Juhnniiii .Metnniiii
Niittiinari/.' r»es'illie« the liupitct of steam power upon tlii> ti'story
Of mankind. Pninla out how steam power brought about an ever
BroMlng cluiin of scientinc and teilinologicnl limovuttons tor llie
benefit of civlliziillon. and in'\\ the rapid utilization of the steam
engine led l" Ihe fuctory system, the growth of cities, mid to revolii-
tlonnry chunges In transport
1 Steam, 2. Slenm-englnes- i. Alemann Fllma. Hollywood,
Calif.
Fi A67-i;u;
Alemann Films
The Age of the baroque {Motion picture) University of
Miclii<;an Television. Released by National Educational
Television and Radio Center, 1957.
29 mln. sd. hAw. 16 mm (From Haydn to hl-fl. no. 2)
Crcdili: I'loduL-er and director. Merrill McClatchey; host, Jiinie.«:
O'Neil.
Summary: Presents the baroque style of music. Sketches the
history and development of chaint»er mnslc through nnalyaig and
actual perforin.i nee by the Baroque Trio plHving the hmpslchord.
oboe, and Dule
1. Chnmtier niiisic^AnnlysIs, apprecintion. i. Michigan. Unl-
verslly. Television Center, n. National Ediicntional Television and
Radio Onter. Series: From Haydn to hl-fl (Motion picture) no. 2,
Fi 67-770
Age of the buffalo (Motion picture) National Film Board
of Canada. Released in the U. S. by Encyclopaedia Bri-
tannica Films. 19(16.
14 mi'>. sd. color. 16 mm.
Speclul edited version.
Wilh tPiicber's guide.
Summary: Uses dramatic paintings to portray life on the western
plains ns it wus shared by the Indians and bufTaio herds. Illustrates
that the burfnlo met the needs for food, clothing, shelter, and ad-
venture, and explains why the Indian's life changed when the buffalo
were gone.
1. Itison. American. 2. Indians of North America — Culture, i.
Canada. National Film Board, ii. Encyclopaedia Britannlca Films,
inc.
970.4 Fi A 68-1671
Encyclopaedia Britan- nlca Educational Corp.
28
Age of the buffalo (Motion picture)
see People of the bxiffalo
The Age of the heroes (FUmatrip) Coleman Film Enter-
prises. Released by RMI Film Productions, 1967.
no fi- color, a.', mm. and phonodisc: 1 s.. 12 In.. 33i rpm.. 14
min. I Landmarks in the history of (Ireece)
Credits.' Author. Waiter M, Burks.
Summary: Discusses the selge of Troy, fact and fuotasy writings
of Homer, and many of the heroes of the times. With captions.
1. Troy. 2. Uomems. L Coleman Film Enterprises, n. RMI
Film Productions. Series: Landmarks in the history of Greece
(Filmstrip)
913.8 70^736387
RMI Film Productions
Age of the mountain man {Motion picture) Churchill
Films, 1969.
16 mill. sd. color. 16 mm.
Credits: Director, Larry Prank.
Bummajy: Reenacts tbe hardships of two trappers and their Indian
scout during a few aotnmn days in IMO.
1 Fur trade — The West. 2. Frontier and pioneer life— The West
I. Churchill Films, Los Angelea.
978 70-703952
Churchill Pilms
The Age of the Renaissance outside Italy (Filmstrip)
see The History of Western art. No. 9: The age
of the Renaissance outside Italy
The Age of Theodore Rooseveh (Filmstrip) Guidance
Associates of Pleasantville, N. Y., 1968.
3 Bhijstrips I pi. 1. 97 f r : pL 2, W fr: pt. 3, 120 fr.) color 35
mm. and 3 phonodlscs: 12 In.; 331 rpm.; pL 1. 13 mln.; pt. 2, H
mln ; pt, 3. 17 mln. mlcrogroove.
With teacher's manuaL „ ,.
Summarv: Describes personal qualities of Theodore Rooaevtft,
presenu various events in his career, and diflctiesefl some of hla
domestic and foreign policies and accomplishments.
L Roosevelt. Theodore. Pres. V. S,. 1858-1919. I. Guidance
Associates of Pleasantville. N. Y.
973.91 76-732588
Guidance Associates
Age of transience (Motion picture) Xerox Corp. Made and
reiea-^d by Visualscope, 1971,
10 mln, sd. color. 16 mm.
AlsHi is.Mied in ^< mm.
SUMMARY: Takes a look at the Increasing pace of change
and how it affecLs man. Di.scusses the role of Xerox In the 1970*8
as ^uggeste<l by the patterns of change In society,
1. Xerox Corporation. 2. Technology and clvlUzatloiL I. Xerox
Corporation. II, VlBualscope. Inc.
[TR1045] 301^ 71-713235
OINB
The Age of victory, 491 or 490 B.C. (Motion picture)
see The Glory that was Greece. Part 2; The age of
victory. 491 or 490 B.C.
Ijhrary of Congress Catalog — Motion Pictures and Filmstrips
Attd fMt In ■ nrptled hall (Motion pirtiiiv) British Film
InMiluir. Iximlon, 11*70. Rdrnwtl in \\\f V. S. t>v Filmii
IncnrptimtM. 1071.
S mliL ad. Mw 10 mm.
8UMUAHT A rrlh^ilw ■miraMtil tbnul (h« psiti »>f lntM>llnnM
«nd H«llliut. \ M>nllnuln« «!«(■ .if wlnrtnwv mwats BlImiMM In
Inlvroal wiiplr «orl<U.
1 {.MwllnrM. I KrllUti nim IrutKiilr. Ijinilon. M. FtlRW
inKS7M.7I 704.W6 76-7lIl»76
Mlua InrorpofntKl
Agoc, James.
SCO
1909-1955
A deuth in the fumtly
UniTersal I*icturt« Co.,
All the way home.
AffcltM artiatrr {Motion picUtrt)
1959.
t> inin *tl o>1i>r &.^ luiu. < I'lilrrrmal-InliTimdonHl i»lnr pnrnilo)
Crrdtfi.' rn-luoE-r, Thoroaa Mmd; dtrrcinr, RlchnH Wrtuht ;
•crlpt. Rotwrt rtwhran: narrttor. KanI Ktkiu ; iihotiVKplipr. Ilonard
l^iutwrl , r<ll(nrlal ■uperTlaor, Rd llnrooh
Smmm^r^ A tniTFlrtK thai fix-u**^ on Irallan hnndli-rnfts. nTi<t lln*
lnfli>M>Of> of lli>iiTenu(i> LVlllnl IncIudM scrnm of Boilpturv. mctnl-
work. BKvali^. wood Inlaj. cvraailni. loatlM-rwork. and (he ramoUB
crafUiDMi of \Vi>p<i«n (!««
I. Art lndti»irl« and trad^. ItallaiL 2. Drcorallon and <>rnftni<<iit,
I(alUn_ I t'liiv^rul IMrturaa Cooipanjr, Inc. < lna>rpi>rai<Hl lt<lH|
FiC7-llT»
Afcndcs and a t i i Uw of the United States Goremincnt
\h' Un\»trip'\ IntAmaboruU Educational Films. Relf«f«d
t>T SlerlinK FxlucationAl Fitii». 1969.
r. nin..irij« (.i: rr M<-hi .>.k.i ;t'. mt.i
Wtth iMirli^f's inaniml
fMertvd rsT^mnrnial mtvIcv an orerrivw. — J, FMaral inrndcatlve
Wot^**-— 4. UalDtalninj our natural rwwtirrrK.— 5. Aid lo bii'lnww.—
C The fnrrlcn »rTlr»
L r S— Exr^^iiue dfTMirtnieni*. 2. AdmlnlntrallT* anpnolew—
y S t. Inreroatlonal Rilnrallonal Films Hollywwrt. ("allf.
n. Sirrllnx Edumtlonal Film*. Inc.
«7BJ 76-733586
Strrlliv Edimitloaal Pllma
Thf Agent's secret (.Vo(i<m piWurv) FJ AI Israel Airlines,
1966.
23 mtn wd color. 16 mm.
Crt4\X»: Pn>dunT ami dlr^clor. Wfz. E. Goltvlo; wrlU-r of .■«iT»'*:ii-
play, <i<*ne K<-am<'y ; narrator. J. Peter BruDNwIrk ; nnislr. Chiirli-t
(Irawt: p*io<i»crap*iy, .*Ucha VIcmy: editor. Sid Katz, Ca*%: Addlwi.i.
Ponell. EI>lD flood, Anne Marif IN>I. Orl LptI.
Hmmmaty A «torj at»ut a tourist as«^Dt wba<v mysterious W-
harior arou-tr* \\\t ftiiirptclon" of the ■•cret police all over Rorope.
T O AI Ixrael Alrllnen.
791.43 FifyMlfiD
The Arcs of num i Motum picture) Wallace M. Shaw, 1969.
2S mln. ad. color. 19 mm.
Uacoettr aoUDd track : EnKllAli. French. SpanUb.
Smmmiiry: Six sbort atorles Itlustratlnic Stiake«pear«'s mllloquj-
••All tb« world'B a •tarp," ahowinf aian's Journey tbrou^ life from
tbe cradle to tbe crare.
L Shakenpeare. William. iri«|-16ie. SelertlonsL n. Sbaw. Wal-
Uce U.
128 71-705507
A|nrradati<m — deKnidation
1970.
(Filmstrip) Eye Gate Hou«,
■0 AlioMrtpa color. 35 mm. and 5 phonodlst's (2 a. eacht, 12
la., SSi rpn. microcro o re.
Alao lamed with pbonoiape In camMIe.
With naaaaL
rREniTS: Script and pbotocraphy. Vloceot Turner narrator
Hoako Mercer; editor. M. Selby.
St'MMARY: tJe^w^ th* pollution problem In America. Mudlea
Ibe phyalcal ceocrapby of the cotiniry. and proTldes example* of
cDoatnictiTe iiaen of natural reaourcea
("ONTENTS I An orerTiew.— 2. AtUntle Coaatal Plain.— 3. Ap-
rMlarhlan Highland and Piedmont. — 4. Tbe Great Central Plain.—
.'t UioAlwIiiftl RlT.-r Sy«em.— 6 Itocky Mountain— Gre.it Basin-— 7.
Tbe Par.flc roaat. — ft. Interdependent people. — 0. Niaicara - rlrer with
the waoderlnc waterfall, pt. 1— 10, Nlaeara : rUer with the wander-
Inc waterfall, pt. 2
I Polliiiton— r S 2 Phyalcal ceofraphy— U. S. I. Kye Gate
Hoiiae, loe.
6M.7 77-7377't'
KyCateffotiw
Axcrecation of dissociated sponfce cells ilUotlon picture)
Education r)evelo|inient (.'enter. 1969.
4 stln. tL color. 16 ram. I Drrelopmental bloloi^ fllm procram)
With aim Dotea.
Cr€4itt: Prodorer. director, and pbotocrapber. JoMfih V. Darden;
cooaoltant. TtMuas Ramphraym.
Saaiwanr.- Sbowi eella from two dlffervot apadM of BpoofM being
mechaolcaUy dtaoetated: then atlllac* Ume>lapae pb4»ocr*pby to
abov tba ctlla rcaisracate. Also abowa paeodopal aetlTltT.
1. Cdl assrccaltoiL 2. Spoofea i. EUucaUoo Derelopmenl On-
tar. Sertea; DeTelopmeoial blolocy film procnm (Motion picture)
593 70-707916
Education nerelopment Center
AKT''*Eat)f>n of disBodated sponge cells and species specific
aortinc (Motion picture) Ediicatifm Development Center,
1971.
H min id. color It mtn. ([lerelopmenial I>IoIok> Aim pro-
Cramt
With n.>t«i.
rKEItlTS. rHrertor and cinemkroffrapber. J Durden; bloliicivt.
Tom llaraphreya; pbotflCraplMr, K. Joycv; editor. B. Carlnl.
SUMMARY: Shows the dloaoclaUoo. reaccrccatloo. and paeudo-
poflal actliily of celki from two different i|wctea of apoogoi. tUoa-
Iratei tbe raajcctvfation of the cHU when the two ipecl ea ate
mixeil, EmphaJdsea that c«U morcmeata dnrloc auiecitlon appear
to be random and that rcajcicrecatloo la "pecin speciAc
1. SponcaMi 2. OHl anmatlon. I. Bdocatlon Oerelopment
Oster. II. Sertaa: [ie**lopiDental Mokocy fllm procran i Motion
piccara)
M\A 7fi-7lOf.J4
EdacstkMi Iieeelap- oient Center
Agcretuiion— or love? (Motinn pirtur*) Nalioiial nroadcaat-
iMi: ('•» Kelivm-<l by (irapliir rurricuhiiu, 1968.
2-1 mln ad. color K1 mm (Anlninl Mi-n-tai
Prodncetl In cooperation with llt<> Nntlonal Kdiu-nllon Anaorlatlon
ln# National Sdencv Teachcra AoMoclallnn. the American l.lhrary
Aaenclatlmi. and the Anwrlcan In«lllt>ift of lllolofftcnl Hcleiicwt
AHMWrt-i,. AiialyiM acsrewlnri. It. forma and fwn.-IU.na, Ita
ralntlonahtp to frnatrailon and piinlahinenl. und Ita role In caoi
fl«hta. pierrllla ■klrmlahea. and slobal nnr. Iloatcd by Uren
■laaley.
1. Ar«r*"««lTcnrw ( PaycholoB) i i. Naiinnnl llmadcRallnff Coro.
pnny. Inc ii Craphic fiirrh iiltini. Inc.. New York, SerlM-
Aniuial MH-n'ta I. Motion picture)
301,1 Fi A6fi-I027
Orniiblc Curriculum
AgipYaalvc dUplay la the Slaauaa agktlat lUk. [Motion picturei
Thome Filini. 1972 Mide by Bruce RuMclI,
1 mm II <olof »upet ■ mm (Thr Animal hchavloi tertA)
Ijxtp fllm in cannd(« I'llm noin on canndfe cue
SUMMARY Show* ho« nrarly til vrrubrau animaU have innaie (ffrta-
*iv« behaviof paitent*. which iic 4irtci«<l toward memben of thcii own tpeciea
Eiplaini that tucti aciioni alio* animal* to auUtth territory arK) thereby con-
trol population dcruiiy Prp«cnu ihr Siamcae flghtini fUh u an cumpic of the
•Urewive behavior pa 1 1 cm
t Awrewve behavior in animali ] Siameac flthiini flah 1 Thome
Films. irK . Boulder. Cot 11 Sena. The Animal behaviof MDca |Moiion pkc-
(QL7$8,5i 597 72-701380
Thome Kilmi 73 MARC
Agility (Motion picture)
see Functional fitness:
Agility
The AfcinK of lakes (Motion inrlure) F.ncyclopui'diii Hiidin-
III.. I Kilii'-nlioniil Corp., 1971.
1 1 mill ml. mior 16 mm.
ANo l»ii.>.t In bAw.
With teacher'n itulde.
»ltEI»ITS; I'rmlucer. John Walker
Sl'MMAKV ; Trnoex the nKliitf (inH-est'i of liil«'?i, Hhowlnfc how mnn'«
Inteiferemv with tbf environment cjiu.'sm critical changea In the
nnturnl ecolnity. Deacrlties elTorla to preserve nnd rentore danufred
lakeA
1 Man— Influence on nature, 2. Kutrophlcatlon. 3. Iviken,
I. RncyclopnedlH Brltannlcu Eflucniloiinl t'orporntlon.
{QH9H] 551.4 78-712i>0(;
Kiiiyclopaedln Rrllnnnlca RiUicnIlonat Corp.
Tlu' Agony and the ecstasy {Motion pinturf) International
('las-sics. Released by Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp.,
1965.
Lfl uiiii K.l ii.ior, 70 mm
Mmfiifilr Ntereo sound track. Color by Deluxe. Todd-AO,
Iwiued alfto in 3.'i mm, LC haa 35 mm- print
Ilnaed on tbe norel i)f the same title by IrrlnK Stone.
Crrititt: I'rodm-er nnil director, Carol Iteed ; siory and screenplay.
I'hillp Dunne; mu^lc, Alex North; director of ptiotoin'aphy, I^eon
Sharoroy; editor. Samuel E, Beetley. CtuI: Charlton Beaton, Bex
Hnrriaon. Diane Cllento, Harry Ajidrews, Alberto Lnpo.
nummary: A drama dealing with the life of Michelangelo with
emphaala on the four-yvar period durto); which he lattored on the
celltn; frencoea for the SUIIne Chapel and on tJie contlDuIng battle of
wllla between the nrtlntlcally arrogant Mlchelanireto ond hia equally
Rtubttoni luaMer. the noldler- Pont Iff Jullua.
1. Buonarroti. Michel Angelo. 1475"1.''>04 — Drama i Stone.
Irrlnic. 1908- The agony and the ecstasy, ii. International
Claaalca, Inc. iit. Twentieth Oentury-Fox Film Corporation.
Fi 67-1393
Agricultural Adjustment Agency
see United States. Agricultural Adjustment Agency
lAgricultuml chemicals, {Motiim piriure) Reichsstelle fiir
dm rntrnithtstilm. I tori in. IJrIeii.sr*! iiy Ucichsanstalt
fur Film mid Hild in Wis-senschaff und Unterricht, 193&
i:> mln. nl. Mciv. Itt mm.
i^ummary: Deacrlttes Tarloua agricultural chemlcnU and liiM-'tl-
cldc- «hlch are manufactured by Bayer. Wltli Krvnch subtitles,
1 AKrlculturnl chemlatry. i, Relchsansinit fllr Ktim und Blld
In WNaenachafi und Unterricht,
680.24 79-708464
The Agricultural East Midlands (Filmstrip) Coounon
Ground. I»ndon. 19.^7. Released in the U. S. by Carman
Educational -Vsaociates, 1966.
2fl fr. color. X'. mm
With teacht'fw nole^
Summary: I*epict4 agriculture and related InduaCrlea Id the Baat
Mldlandi of Knglanil.
1. AgricuUun- - England 2. Agricultural Industrlea — England,
t Common <]round, Itd^ LDtidoa. II. Carman Educatlooal Aaaodatea
338.(19425 70-7S8381
Carman Educational Awmdaiea
Agricultural Research Service
see United States. Agricultural Research Service.
Animal Husbandry Research Division
The Agricultural revolution: man as food producer (Motion
picture) MKiraw-Hill Itook Co.. lH7(i. Made by Ameri-
can H;nndrai)tinfr Co. .Merchandisinff. .hilefl Power Interna-
tional Prmlu'-tion*. and M<'<fraw-Hitl Hook C.o.
20mlD ad oilof. IS mm (Itlatory of man M>rteN)
With te«rh<>r'a guide.
Nammary Followa man'a cbanse from hunter and farmer oalog
tooU Uirough the agricultural rerolutlon when man aei Into motion
tbe forrea that made for Incrvaned populatlona. aetlled commDnltlCN,
and the pot^-ntlal to create cultures,
1. Acrlcullure- Hlatory. i, McOraw-HIU Book I'ompany.
Serlea; HUtory of man aerlea (Motion plrturvi
680.9 70-70AM6
McGraw-Hill Book Co.
29
AKricultunil Hcience protectM our environment {FUnutrip)
\l ,S. I»e|.l. of AKricuItim-, lUCu. Made by I'hot/i ImU.
Ill rr color. X\ iMifl.
Alxi ..-ii.il ic nlili- -ft.
With nnrrallie giiUle.
SuHiitmni: |h»iia«e^ |>oIIuI1'mi ot iilr and wal^r and nrw waja lo
|iii>Im't Iriiid for IhiIIi conaervallnii nnd beaiitincatlon.
I l.aiid-<ii|N> iirol4-< n»n 2 Polliiilon tt. Holl mmwrirnllan.
I t H. Dept of Agrlriilliire.
6.10.72 FiE 68-600
C S. iH-pl. of Agriculture
Aurirulture {Motion pirturr) Vtirational Ouidanm Films.
Maile by Rurt/m Hoimm Films. Releaaed by Carl F.
.Mi»biikr"pr.«liiclit>n.s, HM.'i.
II mill ■•I liAvr 1ft mm (Your life work Alma)
Willi nuiniKil Mntinnl lacking In I. C.
rrriHlt Hrrlpt, Arlhiir I' Twogood.
Humnuvrv Miirrcyn the JoIni nTnllahlc in agrlctiltiirf In roHilngprod-
mi' or nntiiinl" on Hpii-lallMvl or dlTerHint^ farma. Kmphaalm thil
nix-d fiir training In order to aurii>ed In the work and polnia out other
JotHi available to lhoM< Irulned In the Held.
1 AgrlciiHiin' aa a profenxlon. t. Vocational Cloldanrw Fllnta,
Ihi- II Mahtikc iCiifl F I I'rodni-tlonn, In'-., Den HfAnen. Rert«s:
Your life work flima (Motion pictare)
70-703806
Agriculture (Fi/nuitnp) Curriculam Films ,196-f,
3U fr color. S!i mm. (Our .South American nelghlKira aertflii
SuiMK'irif LlNtn the chief pniducta of the counlrtea lo South
America, and eiplaina the melbuda uaed to manufacture thpm
1. Agriculture- South America. i. (Curriculum Film*, inc.. New
York. Seri<«: Our South American nelgbbora aeries (Filmalrlpu
Curriculum Fllma)
3.18.1 72-732690
Pennaylranla School for the Deaf
Agriculture (FUmMnp) llfrbert M. Elkinfl, Co., 1969.
lU fr color, S."! mm. (South America culture (northweatl)
Cr«dif«: Wrltrra and phot'>i;rupheni. Herbert Ktklna. Btaocbe
Elklna.
(iummarjr DlaruxMea mnny of the probtema that affect acrlciilture
In South America, irn'ludliig tfrraln. low crop yielda. noil emalon. and
lack of modern equipment. Includes tenchcr guide frnrneB and to-
cahuliiry llirt. With captlona. De-rlgned for Individualized atudy.
1 AErlcuIture— South America. i. Herbert M. Elklna Company.
Serlf-w; South America culture (northneat) (Fllmatripl
918.6 77-734061
HiTliert M. Elklna C\).
Agriculture and the changing environment (FUnutrip)
\' . S. Dcpt. of Apririilture. Made and released by Photo
Lab, 1070.
7S fr. color. 35 mm. and phonotape; 1 reel (4 in.). 7i In. per
M-'. 1.1 mtn.
Aluo iKaued u< allde aet.
With narrative guide,
>'iffrtinori/; Explains the effect" that agriculture baa had on ttte
environment. Iioih historically and currently, and what the agrli.-ul-
tiiriil Industry Ix doing the help control enTln^nineiital j)'>llutlon,
1. Agriculture. 2. Pollution i. U. S. Dept. of AgrlcuUara.
n, Photo Ijih, Inc., Wa.'fhlDglon. D C.
630 70-736879
r S Pepl.of Agrlcul- tnre
Agriculture and the eoviroiuneot. (FUmstrip] University of ll>
bnois. Vt>cational Agnculturc Service, 1972.
71 U color 35 mm
With booklet and icript
CREDITS Authors. A J AdolTi. R L Coutmnl
.SUMMARY Explain* how changes in technology affect the cmviroaracfit
Ducuiaci and tuggesU loluiions to agricullural environmental proMcma aa-
tociaicd with Mil ctotioD. fcrtiliicn. animal wuta. and peattctdei
I Asnculiurc — Ej;ology I [llinou. Uoivrruiy Vocabonal Agriculture
cS600] 630 72-735234
111. Umv Vocational 73 MARC
Agnculiure Service
Agriculture and the land. Part 1 (FUnutrip) Common
Ground. I>ondon, 1916. Relca-sed in the U- S. by Carman
Kdiicali -mil A*wnciate8, 10()6.
43 fr t.,vw. 3S mm. (Introduction (o the Indualrlnl revolution.
17JI 1-1811))
Wlih lericlior-.' iiiniiual Not.-w rev. IIHS
rrr4,t»: KdHor. «. D. II, Cole.
Sutttmarir: I'olnta f>iit that the period of the Industrial rerolulion
In Ilrltnin wn* a tmte of change In agriculture oa well na In lodoatry
as ihi- liicn-iiMil dciiuind for Tiod le*! lo more loleiuiiTe caltlTatloo.
Notm that the old tenant aysiem died out with the ad*ent of better
e4]uipaM-nt.
1. Agriculture— Ci, Brit.— Hint. t. Common Ground, ltd, I>in-
don II. (Airman Rdurallonal Ai«oolale«. Sertea: Introduction lo
tbo Indualrlnl n-rolullun. 17-IO-IMu n't I rax trip)
630.942 Fi A 68-3798
Cufman F,ducntf«nal .\!woclate«
Agriculture and the land. Part 2 (FUmstrip) Common
CJroiind. I^ndon. 1946. Released in the I*. S. by Car-
man Etbiralional AiBtociatea, 1966.
41 fr l>&w. 3S ram. ( Introdactlon to tbe Industrial reTornlloa,
174*^11^01
With teacher'a manual. Notes net. 1908.
rrrdilM- Editor. O D. H 0>le.
Summartf- Sbowa the changes In vlllaxe and rural life In Britain
during the agrarian rerolutlon which took place almuitaneoualy with
the Induatrial reToiutloo up to and after the laborera' rerolt of 1830.
Coiuparm vlewa of life In tbe manor bouaea and In the bouais of
poor tenant farmer*.
1. VlilagMi— «L BrlL— HIat 2. Cl BrlL-Bural eondllloiUL L
I'ommon Ground, ltd.. London n. Carman Educational AoaecUtea,
.<4rrte«: Intrtxluctlno to the Induatrial rerolnUoo. IT4O-lSt0 tnim-
atrip I
301.3'0942 Fi A 68^t7»4
Carman r.ducatlonal AaMrtaiea
Library of Congress Catalog — Motion Pictures and Filmstrips
A^culture and the New Deal (Motion picture) American
Broadrastinir-Parnmnunt Theaters in association with Sex-
tant, i.if. Reieiised by Encyclopaedia Britannica Films,
1966.
16 miD. sd. bftw. 16 mm.
Previously relejised lu 1962 Id the ABC-TV series FDE, under the
title Tbe atrioken laod.
With teacher's guide.
Sutnmarii: purtrajs the severe drought that threatened once proo-
peroiu farmlands of the Cnlted States during the admlDlstratloo of
PraokilD D Roosevelt Discusses the purpose of the Agrlcultaral
Adjustment Administration and Ihe Tennessee Valley Authority and
reasons fur puhUc opposition.
1. Agricultural Adjustment Adm I a let rati 00. 2. Tennessee Valle;
Authority. 3. Droughts— U. S. L FDR (Television program) il
American Broadcaatlng-Paramount Theaters, m. Encyclopaedia Brl-
ta&nlca f-'liius, inc. it. The Stricken land (Motloo picture)
632 Fi A 67-5273
Encyclopaedia Brlinn- nica Educational Corp.
Agriculture and the peasants (Motion picture) Institute on
Communism and Constitutional Democracy, Vanderbilt
University, in cooperation with the University of Notre
Dame, 1964. Made by WNDU-TV.
SO min. sd. b&w. 16 mm. (The Nature of commnnlBm. no. 30)
With study guide.
Credttt: Producer and director. Gerald Burlage.
Summary: Lecturer Karl Wtttfogel discusses how the Communist
power structure feels about peasants and how the commonal aystem
of agriculture has caused an agrarian crisis with negative psy^o-
logical, political, and military effects.
1. AgrlcultBPe — Economic aspects — Russia. 2. Collective farms —
Russia. I. Vanderbilt University, Nashville. Instltate on Com-
munism and Constitutional Democra<T. Series: The Nature of
communism (Motion pictare) no. 80.
Fi 67-600
Agriculture around the world (Filmstrip)
lori.
Avid Corp.,
r.*l double fr. b4w. 3o mm. and phonodlsc: I s., 12 In., 331 rpm,,
J.'i min. (Around the world I
PREDITS: Author. Carla Melhorn Zwahlen.
Sl'MMARY : Traces the history of agriculture : shows how differpnt
countries raise their foods, and how man has adapted his agricul-
tural methods according to the climate around him. For primary
p-ades.
1. .Agriculture— Juvenile films. I. Avid Corporation, ir. Series:
Around the world series (PlImBtrIp)
rS519] 372.8 76-738774
Avid Corp.
Agriculture Canada (Motion picture) Canada Dept. of
Agriculture, Ottawa. Made and released by National Film
Board of Canada. 1970.
2i; min. sd. color. 16 ram.
CREDITS: Producer, BUI BrInd; director and writer. Jerry
Krepnkevlch: commentary, Joan Benson: photography, David De
Volpl, Andreas Poul.'aon ; film editor, Jacques Benslmon.
SUMJ1-4RT: Shows how farnjlng operations have become auto-
mated and mechanized, and explains that agriculture is integrated
Into the overall economic pattern of Canada.
1. .\griculture — Canada. 2. Agrlcultuie — Economic aspects— Can-
ada. 3. Farm mechanization— Canada. I. Canada. Dept of
Agrkultuie. II. Canailu. National Film Board.
[S45i.5.Al] 338.10971 78-714187
National Film Board of Canada
Agricaltvc edacatlom. [Transparencies]
ducts, 1972.
DCA Educatioaal Pro-
n irarupaicncies. color 12 i 10 in
Wiih 28 ovetlayi.
Wiih tcacher'i guide
CREDITS. Aoihor. Anthony Jminch,
SUMMARY Provide* infonnatton about vocationai-i|ricullurai educiiion,
■nd ducussei loii. fenili2cr«. and pcsiicidei.
1 Agnculiural education : Soil »ctence 3 Fentii«r» and manure*. 4
Pe«icidei I DCA Educational Producu
[S531) 630 72-735289
DCA Educalionai 72 MARC
Products
Agriculture in India {Mo/irm picture) Doubleday Multi-
media, 1970.
a iiii:i si. color, super 8 mm, {South Asia serle.i)
Loop nim mounted In cartridge.
With tenfhiT's guide,
Hiimmmji: portrays ludla a-^ iin example of the concept thai the
acilciiltiirnl equlpinent uned and the techniques practiced In B coun-
try are determined by environmental and economic condltlona
1, .\Krlcultnre— India i. Doubleday Slulllmedla. Series;
South A-.!!! s«Tlea (Mttlion pliture, Doubleday Multimedia)
630.954 70-708033
Doublediiy Mulllinedln
Doubleday Multi-
Agriculture in Peru (Motion picture)
mpdii!. 1970.
4 mil. «l, culnr. Huper 8 mm. (South Amerira siTles)
Loop lllm imniiited In curtriilgp.
With Iniicher's gutdf.
Smnuiinii: Shoiv« many vnileties of frutt gronn In I'^rn- proililcs
an innlght Into Ihe cUmnle and the topogrnphlcnl conditions existing
there.
1. Asriculliirf^Peiu. r Doui.lediiy Multimedia. Series:
South AiiiericH wiles (^lotion picture, Doubleday Multimedia)
018,5 74-7080^4
DoiihlcfJuy Multimedia
Agriculture in the Soviet Union (Fi/m^frip) Society for
Visual Education, 1970.
SI fr. i^-olor. .sr> mm. and phonodiiK': 1 s., 12 In., 381 rpm., iri
mill, tiihrogruiive. (Thin Is the Soviet Union, group 1)
Alao lusued with phonotape In cassette.
With teacher's guide and reading script.
CreiiU: Cj>nMuitant, Murray IJncoln Miller.
nummary: Gxaminot the vurioui types of crops that are raised
In (he Soviet Inlnn. dinniHseM mlieciiviiatlon, and explore* the prob-
lemn of Soviet agriculture and their possible solutlona.
1. Agriculture — RukmIh, i. Miller, Murray UacolQ. n. Society
for Visual Kducatlon, Inc , Chicago. Serien ; This Is the Soviet
Union (Filmntrip) group 1.
630.947 7&-736052
Society for Visual Educa- tioa
Agriculture in West Africa (Motion pictvre) International
Communication Films, 1968. Made by C-ompaas Film-s.
4 mill. s\. color. S mm. (Subsaharan Africa series)
Loop film mounted In cartridge. Issued In standard 8 mm. and In
super 8 mm.
With teacher study guide.
Summnry: Dlscus.-iea crop harvi-stlng, livestock herding, and Ir-
rigntlon mi-thod.s for both wet and dry seasons in West Africa.
1. Agriculture^,\frlca, West. i. International Communication
FUma. Series: Subsaharan Africa serlea (Motion picture)
916.6 72-703209
International Communl- cutlon Films
Agriculture oo the American tfeacrt. tFilmstrip] Vigualt for
Teaching, 1972.
73 fr color 35 mm and phonoduc: 12 in.. 33 1/3 rpm.. 16 min
Also iMued with phonotape in caucite.
With leacher's guide and icnpl.
SUMMARY Describes ho* irrigation, mechaniution, and trantporution
problcins have been lolved to bring agriculture to the American dnert. Point*
oul the role of the US. Dept of Agriculture in wiving these ptoblerru.
I And regions agriculture— United Suies. I. Visuals for Teaching.
[SBllO) 630.915 72-733189
Visuals for Teaching 72 MARC
Agriculture on the move. [Motion picture] Union Pacific Railroad
Co.. 1972,
26 mm id color 16 mm,
SUMMARY An Air Force pilot and a flying farmer discuss modem agncul-
lure, and how the production and transportation of farm goods are related and
depcndcnl on each other
I Agneultu/c— United Stales I Union Pacific Railroad Company (1897-
)
[S441i 338.1 72-702289
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Agustsson, Affust
see
Bushido.
Ah man. see what yonVe done (Motion picture) North
American Films, 1971.
2r. iiiiri, sd. color. 16 nmi.
SCMM.\RY: Sho"S the effects of man's pollution of the oceans,
dlBcusaes the potential results of this pollution, and des<-rlbea
methods; that have been developetl to combat the pollution.
1- .Marine pollution, I. North American Films.
[GC1085] 614.7 78-718260
CINE
Ahnemann, Michael
Siu Mei Wong: How shall I be?
The Ahr Valley (Motion picture) Kulturfilm-Institut, Ber-
lin. Released by Keichsanstalt fiir Film und Bild in Wis-
senschaft und Unterricht, Berlin, 1938.
13 min. si. b&w. 16 mm. ( Erdkunde-Deutschland F 77)
Also knou-n under the title Weinbau an der Ahr.
Crediti: Director, Hermann Boa-S.
Summary: Scenes of the vineyards In the Ahr River Valle; neat
Cologne. With English subtitles.
1, Ahr Vnlley— Description and travel. i. Kulturfllm-Instltut
n. Keichsanstalt fUr Film und Blld In Wlssemchaft und UnterrlchL
m. Weinbau an der Ahr (Motion picture) Series: Erdkunde-
Deutschland (Motion picture) F 77.
914.3 72-708465
A'hunting we will go (Fihmtrip) Cooper Films and Rec-
ords, im;7.
43 fi culor 3o mm. and phonodlsc: 2 6. (1b. for manual pro-
jector, 1 s for automatic projector), 12 in.. 331 rpm,, 5 min. (Our
children's lierltnpe. Series E)
Wllh teachers cuide.
Crcditt: Nuirator, Marcle Bell; music, Rosa RIo.
tiumiiiaiy: Presents pictures which accompany the bunting soog,
A'hunting t\e will go. For use In developing phonetic skills.
1. HunthiK— Juvenile aims. i. Cooper Films and Records. Se-
rle.s; Our children's heritage (Fllnistrlp) Series E.
Fi 68-2025
Ai! (Motion picture) Yoji Kuri, Japan.
IT. S. by Pyramid Films, 1970.
4 min. sd. color. 16 mm.
SCMM.\nY: An animated film which looks at Che man-woman
relationship. The Japanese word "al", meaning "love" Is the only
word spoken.
1. Love. I. Kurl. Yflji, 1928- II. Pyramid Films. Inc.
301.41 74-709799
Pyramid Films
Aid ABSociation for Lutherans
see
The Documents ol man.
Aid to families with dependent children — intake interview
(Motion picture) Califonii;! Stulr Dept. of Social AVcl-
f;ire. Ivi>li-asc<l l.v Dept. of <'iricTii;i, rni\risity of Simth-
ei-n Culiforniii, 1%5.
TJ min, sd. h&w. 10 mm. (Studies in Interviewliigi
With study guide.
nummary: I'resenis an Interview Hituatlon which Invidves aid to
funitllfs with dependent children lo show how the Mkllls and atti-
tudes of the Interviewer affect Ihe Interviewee and determine the
fiuocehs of the interview. Includes two versions of the Interview —
one effective und the other Ineffective — aa well as an objective dem-
onstration of the Interview and the subjective "thought voices" of
client and worker,
1 Social Cd'.i' Mork— Case studies. 2. Interviewing — Case studies.
I. (iillfornln. Dept. of Social Welfare, u. Los Angeles. Dnlveraity
of S..iilhein fiillf.irnlii. Di-pt. of Cln 
