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EDUCATIONAL FILM

GUIDE

1959 Annual Supplement

To Be Used With the
1954-1958 Volume

Orders for films should be sent to the sources indicated

THE H. W. WILSON COMPANY

950 University Avenue New York 52, N. Y.

DIRECTIONS FOR USE

The Educational Film Gui^e, published annually, indexes and describes 16mm films.

This 1959 Annual Supplement, which contains 1,642 films, is to be used with the
1954-1958 volume. Each film is described on the basis of information obtained
directly from the main source. Listing of a film does not in any sense constitute
a recommendation.

This list is divided into three parts as follows:

Part 1. Title List. Each film, fully described, is arranged alphabetically by title.

Part 2. Subfect Index. Each film is indexed under the subject or subjects cover-
ing it The subjects used are based upon Sears List of Subject Headings. Cross-
references to more specific subjects or related subjects are provided where needed.

Part 3. Directory of Main Sources. The abbreviations used for the main
sources in the alphabetical Title List are given with full names and addresses.

A sample entry in the Title List is analyzed below:

EARTH SATELLITES— EXPLORERS OF
OUTER SPACE. EBP 1958 17min sd b&w
$90. rent S3. 50; color $180. rent $5.50
el-Jh-sh-c-ad Guide

Explains how man-made satellites stay
aloft, and describes what is learned from satel-
lites and things to come in the space ajfe.

LC card Fi A 59-139

This sample entry includes the title of the film, "Earth Satellites — Explorers
of Outer Space"; its main source (abbreviated), "EBF"; the year of release, "1958";
rimning time, "17 min"; the fact that it is a sound film "sd"; the purchase price
($90) and the rental fee ($3.50) for a black and white print and the purchase price
($180) and the rental fee ($5.50) for a color print. The abbreviations eN/A-sA-c-od
indicate the interest levels for which the film is intended (see key below) ; and a
teaching guide accompanies the film, Guide.

The main paragraph is a brief factual description of the contents of the film.
This is followed by the Library of Congress (LC) catalog card number and the
Educational Film Library Association (EFLA) evaluation card number whenever
these are available.

Sources. For purposes of ordering films reference should be made from the
abbreviation which follows the title to Part 3, Directory of Main Sources, in the

back pages. Orders for films should be sent directly to the source — The H. W.
Wilson Company does not rent or sell films.

Prices. When only one figure is given for the price, this represents the pnrcftote
price. The word r^nf precedes a rental charge (usually not including postage) for the
use of the film for one day. Free-foan signifies there is no charge for the use of the
film (although the borrower may have to pay postage) and the film must be returned
to the source. PvrcAose app\^ and r^nf apply are used when the source does not
wish to specify price. All price information is obtained from the main source. Prices
and sources are subject to change without notice.

b&w
rev
sd
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DO NOT SEND ORDERS FOR FILMS TO THE H. W. WILSON COMPANY
SEE "DIRECTORY OF MAIN SOURCES" ON BACK PAGES

>IBBREVMTfONS

INTEREST LEVELS

black and white

revised

sound

silent

primary (K-3)
elementary (4-6)
junior high (7-9)
senior high (10-12)
college
adult

Educational Film Guide

1959 Annual Supplement
Part 1. Alphabetical Title List

A B C'S

In WRITTEN WORD (15 films)

ABACUS. Avis 1958 llmin si color $115
el Guide

Shows how to use the open -end abacus,
bringing in ideas about the decimal number
system. Discusses the history of the number
system, grouping in addition, regrouping in
subtraction, comparison of number values, and
how the number system works

LC card Fi A 58-886

ABBY'S FIRST TWO YEARS: A BACKWARD
LOOK. NYU 1959 30min sd b&w (Vassar
studies of normal personality development
ser) $135, rent $7.50

c-ad Guide

Produced by Vassar College

By showing the developmental sequence
backwards, from age 2 years to age 2 months,
the film throws into striking relief the physical
and behavioral changes of infancy and baby-
hood

ABSTRACT AND NON-OBJECTIVE PAINT-
ING IN THE WORLD OF ART. NET 1956
30min sd b&w (World of art ser) rent $4.75

sh-c-ad

Produced by WQED

Discusses the transition in art from real-
ism to the abstract. Explains the reasons
underlying abstract and non-objective painting.
Demonstrates important points with illustra-
tions drawn in chalk and paint. Uses prints of
abstract paintings to clarify and develop a
greater understanding of the artist's interpre-
tation

THE ACCIDENT

In ACTION AT LAW (5 films)

ACIDS, BASES, AND SALTS. Coronet 1959
21min sd b&w $120, color $220

sh-c Guide

Surveys the theories of Arrhenius,
Bi-^nsted and Lowry, and Lewis. Uses the
Arrhenius definition of acids, bases, and salts
to explore the properties and use of chemical
compounds whose water solutions contain ions.
Shows the important properties of an acid, a
salt, and a base; household and industrial uses
of each, and how they are prepared commer-
cially and in the chemistry laboratory

LC card Fi A 59-382

ACIDS, BASES AND SALTS. NET 1956 30min
sd b&w (Tempest in a test tube ser) rent
$4.75

Jh-sh-ad
Produced by KQED

Uses laboratory experiments to show the
chemical reactions of acids with bases. Ex-
plams neutralization and the formation of heat
and salts when acids and bases are combined.
Demonstrates the acidity of common household
materials with a PH meter

ACROSS THE PACIFIC. Sterl-MovUSA
30mm sd color free-loan

1958

c-ad
Sponsored by the Orient Line
A trip from California to the Orient show-
ing the stoppmg-ofC places including Hawii and
Japan

ACROSS THE SEVEN SEAS. Guild 1956
26i^min sd b&w (Kingdom of the sea ser)
rent apply

el-Jh-sh-c-ad
The brigantine "Yankee," with a group
of college students aboard, sails to Pitcairn
Island, the Galapagos, Siam, New Guinea and
Borneo

ACTING COMES OF AGE

In PLAYS AND PLAYERS (8 films)

ACTING: HOW IT BEGAN

In PLAYS AND PLAYERS (8 films)

ACTING: THE RENAISSANCE

In PLAYS AND PLAYERS (8 films)

ACTING: THE TWENTIETH CENTURY
In PLAYS AND PLAYERS (8 films)

^^"""'i^l^o^"^ "-AW (5 films). NET 1956 ea 30min
sd b&w rent ea $4.75

sh-c-ad

Produced by KETC
Titles are:

1. THE ACCIDENT. Presents two versions of

an . automobile-pedestrian accident from
which a law action develops. Shows first
the accident as seen through the eyes of
the victim and the driver of the car.
Dramatizes how a suit is filed and the
serving of a summons on the defendant

2. WITNESSES TO THE ACCIDENT. Con-

*^?Ji®l ."^^^^ ^h® defendant's first meeting
with his lawyer and the filing of an an-
swer to the plaintiff's petition. Shows
how the witnesses to the accident are
questioned and their statements recorded

3. PREPARING FOR THE TRIAL. Explains

how both sides prepare for the trial. In-
cludes final checks on witnesses, con-
ferences between the lawyers and their
clients, and research into the decisions
of the courts in related cases

4. TRIAL: THE CASE FOR THE PLAINTIFF

Presents the beginning of the trial. Shows
how prospective jurors are chosen and
questioned to determine possible bias.
Presents both lawyers making opening
statements to the jury ^ycuins

^^I^h' ^^^ 9ASE FOR THE DEFEND-
ANT Dramatizes the defendant's day in
?u^''^;.i'K^u^^'^\^ direct. and^ cross examina-
tion of all witnesses in the case for the
defendant. Concludes with the deliberation
of the jury and its verdict

ACTIVATING HUMAN POTENTIAL

sh-c-ad

* Produced by Dallas Jones Productions

for Outboard Boating Club of America

• x''^" ^about the outboard boating snort

EDUCATIONAL FILM GUIDE, 1959

ADVENTURES OF *. Harrison.Ed 1957 lOmln
sd color $120, rent $12.50

sh-c-ad

Produced by Storyboard for Guggen-
heim Museum

Animated drawings depict the maturing
process of man, symoblized by the figure "*"
from childhood to adult. Unable to react
freely to the world, the adult neither sees nor
finds pleasure in new things until, through
his own child, he has a rebirth, seeing the
world anew

EFLA evaluation card No. 3437

AFRICA AWAKENS. World 1958 29min sd
b&w (Your world in crisis ser) $80, rent $8

sh-c-ad

Produced by Metropolitan Educational
Television Assn. , ^, , ^, „ ,

Discussion of Africa south of the Sahara,
with emphasis on problems of emergent na-
tions, economic development and tensions in
multi-racial countries. Participants: George
Houser, Director, American Committee for
Africa; Dr Marguerite Cartwright. Hunter Col-
lege; Richard Webb. British Information
Services

AFRICA, GIANT WITH A FUTURE. Educ
Serv 1958 30min sd color $195. rent $10

Jh-sh-c-ad Guide
Produced by Frances P. Bolton
A panoramic report on 16 countries of
Africa south and east of the Sahara, visited
by Congresswoman Frances P. Bolton as a
member of the House Committee on Foreign
Affairs, showing the peoples, geography, gov-
ernments, and social and economic problems.
Includes interviews by Mrs Bolton with heads
of state and with others

LC card Fi A 58-860

AGE OF DINOSAURS. NET 1956 30min sd
b«&w (Discovery II ser) rent $4.75

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Produced by WGBH^ . , ..^ ^ ,
Describes the rise of animals with back-
bones during the Mesozoic and Triassic eras.
Uses models, dioramas, fossil tracks, and
bones to explain the age of dinosaurs

AGE OF THE TRANQUILIZER. NET 1956
30min sd b«S;w (Measure of man ser) rent
$4.75

c-ad

Produced by KQED

Comments upon the use of tranquilizing
drugs as a means of escape from the problems
of modern living. Questions the, idea that
problems today are any more burdening than
those faced throughout history. Answers the
problem with selections from literature and
Robert Sherwood's play "There shall be no
night"

AGE OF THE UNIVERSE

In OF SCIENCE AND SCIENTISTS (23
films)

AIR POWER (26 films). McGraw 1957 ea 27min
sd b&w ea purchase apply, ea rent apply

sh-c-ad

Produced by CBS-TV
Titles are:

1 DAY NORTH AMERICA IS ATTACKED.

Depiction of what actually would occur
at Continental Air Defense Command
Headquarters and other vital installa-
tions in the North American defense
perimeter on the fateful day of a nuclear
attack
LC card Pi A 59-39

2 EARLY DAYS. A humorous backward

glance at aviation's horse -and -buggy
period and serious evaluation of the
emergence of the airplane as a military
weapon during World War I
LC card Fi A 59-41

3. PEARL HARBOR. Ofl[lcial films of the

Japanese Navy, captured after World
War II. present details of the attack
on the American naval bastion at Pearl

LC card Fi A 59-46

4. BATTLE OF BRITAIN. The defense of

the British Isles by RAF fighter pilots
in 1941. featuring portions of recorded
speeches by Sir Winston Churchill
LC card Fi A 59-35

5. COUNTERBLAST. The RAF Bomber Com-

mand's devastating attack on the port
city of Hamburg, breeding ground for
Nazi submarines

6. THE 1930' S. Covers the major struggles of

the 1930's and includes glimpses of
many of the leading figures of that

Eeriod
,C card Pi A 59-45

7. SCHWEINFURT. The massive air raid

staged by American B-17 bombers
against the German ball bearing indus-
try that ended in one of the greatest
defeats the United States Air Force
suffered over Germany during World
War II

8. CONQUEST OF THE AIR. Describes the

advent of the American P-51 fighter
plane as a successful long-range escort
for United States Air Force bombers
over Germany in 1944 focusing on a
series of air battles which broke the
back of the Luftwaffe

9. JAPANESE PERIMETER. The decisive bat-

tle at Midway in the Pacific, where
American air and naval units turned the
tide of the Japanese offensive into a con-
clusive and far-reaching defeat
LC card Fi A 59-65

10. INTERDICTION AND BLOCKADE. How

the American high command, faced with
the knowledge that there could never be
a decisive land battle in the South Pacific,
used air and sea power to destroy the
Japanese war machine by denying the
enemy the vital lines of supply and com-
munication
LC card Fi A 59-64

11. ADVANCE THE BOMBER LINE. How

American forces took the key islands in
the Pacific — culminating in the big battle
of Saipan — so that B-29 Superfort bomb-
ers could have a base from which to
mount aerial attacks on the Japanese
mainland
LC card Fi A 59-34

12. WINNING OF FRANCE. An account of

Allied air- ground operations against the
German 7th Army after the Normandy
invasion. Shows how the Allies preceded
the breakthrough with the most massive
use of heavy bombers as tactical weapons
in World War II
LC card Fi A 59-54

13. SUPERFORT. The costly invasion of Iwo

Jima by the United States Marines and
the advent of the B-29 strategic bomber
as a decisive weapon in the war in the
Pacific

14. VICTORY IN EUROPE. Covers the mili-

tary situation as of December 1944, when
the Allied armies had drawn up to the
German border, and describes the maneu-
vers and battles that crushed the Nazi
empire
LC card Fi A 59-53

15. KAMIKAZE. Captured Japanese film tells

the story of the intensively trained kami-
kaze pilots-suicide squadrons whose mis-
sion was to crash head-on into American
aircraft or dive into American Navy ships
during the invasion of Okinawa
LC card Fi A 59-66

16. DEFEAT OF JAPAN. The United States

Air Force's preparation for the mission
which ended in the mushroom cloud over
Hiroshima, and the ultimate surrender
ceremony aboard the U.S.S. Missouri
LC card Pi A 59-40

17. COLD DECADE— AIRLIFT. The Berlin

airlift in 1948-1949 shows a new use for
Allied airpower and an unexpected use of
military planes

18. COLD DECADE— TO THE YALU. The

Soviet-supported invasion of South Korea
in 1950 and the political overtones of the
East-West cold war, is also the story of
the first American jet fighter, the Lock-
heed F-80 "Shooting Star"

19. COLD DECADE— KOREAN. The Chinese

Communist entrance into the Korean
War, the first battle of American F-86
Sabrejet fighters and Soviet-built MIG
15's, and the ultimate stalemate between
the ground armies leading to the politi-
cally-charged armistice talk
LC card Fi A 59-37

ALPHABETICAL TITLE LIST

20. NEW DOCTRINE. Reports the atom-hy-

drogen bomb era, the development of the
ultimate weapon by the United States
and Russia, and their continuing search
for the intercontinental ballistic missile
LC card Fi A 59-44

21. LUFTWAFFE. The rise of the Nazi air

force, mostly from captured German
Alms, reveals how it was secretly created
prior to 1939 and the part it played in
the Spanish Civil War and in the be-
ginnings of World War II
LC card Fi A 59-43

22. FOOLS, DAREDEVILS AND GENIUSES.

A look at the 20' s when the views of
men like Charles Lindbergh and General
Billy Mitchell on the future of aviation
contrasted sharply with the more popular
idea that air power could not be con-
sidered seriously

23. TARGET: PLOESTI. The United States

Air Force's surprise low-level bombing
attack on the single richest target in
Europe — the Rumanian oil refineries at
Ploesti

24. STRANGLE. The battle that freed Italy

in World War II, the impasse at the
Abbey of Monte Cassino and how it was
solved by a new use of air power
LC card Fi A 59 -'50

25. PACIFIC PATTERN. How American

carrier-based air power supported the
invasion of Tarawa in the Gilbert Islands
and how it was used to neutralize the
island of Truk — making further American
invasions easier

26. STARFIGHTER. Shows, at the Lockheed

plant in Burbank and at Edwards Air
Force Base, California, the testing and
acceptance by the United States Air
Force of the supersonic jet fighter
Lockheed F-104
LC card Fi A 59-49

AIR PRESSURE (3 films). NET 1957 ea 15min
sd b&w (Uncle Wonder's workshop ser)
rent ea $3

p-el
Produced by WCET
Part 1. Uses experiments to explain air pres-
sure. Shows how to keep water in an up-
turned glass using a piece of paper. Illus-
trates the principles of air pressure with
drinking straws, suction cups, and bath-
room plungers

^art 2. Uses experiments with candles to
show that air contains oxygen. Illustrates
the force of air pressure using a bottle
and an egg

Part 3. Uses an evacuation tube to remove
air from a tin can. Proceeds to show
that air pressure will crush the can

AIR STRIKE FORCE. NorthAmAv 1958 20min
sd color free -loan

el-Jh-sh-c-ad

A simulated combat flight operation in-
volving supersonic aircraft m a long range
fighter bomber mission from the United States
to Europe. Shows technique of in-flight refuel-
ing

AIRFRAME PARTS FABRICATION WITH
TITANIUM. Boeing 1957 18y2min sd color
free-loan

c-ad

Produced by Albert Hansom

Portrays Boeing's program for develop-
ment of effective manufacturing processes for
thermal -resistant airframe structure. Shows
that titanium alloys and heat-resistant steels
are feasible for such structure

AIRPLANES: HOW THEY FLY. EBP 1958
16min sd b&w $60. rent $2.50; color $120.
rent $4

el-Jh-sh Guide
Sequences of a light airplane in flight
and views of a large model aircraft being con-
structed are used to deononstrate basic con-
cepts of flight. Presents experiments showing

LC card Fi A 59-138

ALASKA RAILROAD. AlaskaRR 1956 14min
sd b«few or color free-loan

el-Jh-sh-c-ad
Produced by L.R. Huber Productions
Shows operations of the Alaska Railroad,
which IS owned by the United States govern-
rnent; also shows cities, people and activities
along the 470-mrle rail line; includes glaciers,
fishing, Mt McKinley, and wildlife

ALCOHOLIC CRIMINAL

In CRIMINAL MAN (20 films)

ALEXANDRIA BAY— PLAYGROUND OF THE
SEAWAY. Feature 1957 20min sd color
free-loan

el-Jh-sh-c-ad

Also available in b&w 15min free-loan
Sponsored by Chamber of Commerce,
Alexandria Bay, N.Y.

Follows a travel writer, and his family,
as he gathers material for a story. Shows con-
struction scenes of the St Lawrence Seaway,
a visit to a deserted island castle, a fishing
trip and shore dinner, and a boat tour through
the Thousand Islands

ALFRED P SLOAN, JR. EBF 1958 28min sd
b&w (Wisdom ser) $150, rent $5.50

Jh-sh-c-ad Guide
Sponsored by NBC
^Alfred P. Sloan, Jr. Chairman of the
Board of Directors of 'the General Motors Cor-
poration, talks about his meteoric rise in busi-
ness. He also discusses problems of finance
and labor and the responsibilities of manage-
ment to society

ALGEBRA AND POWERS OF TEN. EBF 1958
31min sd b&w $150, rent $5.50; color $300,
rent $8.50

Jh-sh Guide
. Explains simple algebraic equations with

particular emphasis on their use in physics

ALL STAR GAME OF 1957. Am&NatL 1958
20min sd color free-loan

P-el-Jh-sh-c-ad

Produced by Chicago Film Studio for
both Leagues, A.G. Spalding & Bros, and
Hellerich & Bradsby Co.

. ^W''^^^^^^* of ^11 important plays from
the AU-Star Game of 1957

ALLEN IS^ MY BROTHER. Churchill 1957
llmin sd (Family relations ser) b&w $50.
rent $2.50; color $100, rent $4

p-el-sh-c-ad Guide

Produced by Argus Films

A seven-year-old girl who does not want
to take care of her small brother learns how to
play with him, finds that helping can be fun,
and discovers that the nicer she is to her
brother the nicer he is to her 7-«. ^

LC card Fi A 58-376 KSt*

EFLA evaluation card No. 3379 ~,^

ALONG THE NILE ^ s. , ^ //

In WRITTEN WORD (15 films) 5 V 7 7 ^

THE ALPHABET ^ WS^f^'

Ln LANGUAGE AND LINGUISTl3feV(ff

ALPHABET CONSPIRACY. BellTel 1959 53min
sd color (Bell System science ser) free-
loan

el-Jh-sh-c-ad

Produced by Warner Brothers
The story of the science of language,
linguistics, centered around plot to destroy
the alphabet and all language. Cartoon anima-
tion and special documentary sequences

AMAZING BIRD. NET 1956 30min sd b&w (Dis-
covery II ser) rent $4.75

el-Jh-sh

Produced by WGBH

Discusses physical characteristics of the
bird. Explains the skeletal system, covering
of feathers, and uses of the beak and feet
Outlines the ancestry of the bird

KANSAS CnV (|«0.) P^|!-IC LJRRARv

6*3'0 1814

EDUCATIONAL FILM GUIDE, 1959

AMBASSADORS WITH WINGS. Pure-Pak
1958 26min sd b&w free-loan

c-ad

Produced by Robert J. Enders, Inc.

Traces events which lead to the conquest
of space and time. Shows air cadets visiting
each other's countries, learning how other
cadets work and live. Includes views of the
boys visiting dairies in the United States and
Holland, meeting world leaders, and learnmg
about the air age

LC card Fi A 59-176

AMERICAN INDIANS BEFORE EUROPEAN
SETTLEMENT. Coronet 1959 11mm sd
b&w $60. color $110

Jh-sh Guide

Portrays Indian tribes who had occupied
North America for thousands of years. Ex-
plains where they originally came from, how
they lived, and their cultures as related to
their environment in the Eastern Woodlands,
the Great Plains, the Southwest, the Far West
and the Northwest coast

LC card Fi A 59-438

AMERICAN INFLUENCE IN MY COUNTRY.

NET 1957 29min sd b&w (World we want:

1957 ser) rent $4.75

sh-ad

Produced by WOR-TV

Teenagers from five foreign countries dis-
cuss the influence of American comics, films
and be-bop; the contribution of American edu-
cation; the relative merits of British and Amer-
ican school systems, and the question of rivalry
between Britain and the United States

AMERICAN JEW: A TRIBUTE TO FREE-
DOM. Anti-Def 1959 45min sd b&w $85,
rent apply

sh-c-ad Guide

Produced by CBS

Covers Jewish development in the United
States, from the arrival of the first Jew — Luis
De Torres who came over with Christopher
Columbus — to the achievement of Dr Joshua
Lederberg, recent Nobel Prize winner for his
studies in heredity

AMERICAN MORNING. AmRef Judaism 1958
15min sd color free-loan

Jh-sh-c-ad

Produced by Bernard Ackerman and An-
derson Craig

Describes the work of the Union of Amer-
ican Hebrew Congregations and the Hebrew
Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion.
Shows how a new congregation is formed and
a synagogue is built, and follows the training
of a rabbinical student, describing his work
after his ordination

LC card Fi A 59-315

AMERICANIZING THE WHITE MAN

In IOWA READING FILMS (COLLEGE
LEVEL) (15 films)

AMERICA'S PLACE IN THE WORLD PIC-
TURE
In SCIENCE AND HUMAN RESPONSI-
BILITY (22 films)

AMERICA'S WILLIAMSBURG. ColonialWms

1958 20min sd color $90. free loan

el-Jh-sh-c-ad
Available in b&w. 13'^min. $35. free-loan
Produced by Richard deRochemont
Depicts what one can see and do while
visiting the colonial capital of Virginia

ANCIENT ORIENT: THE FAR EAST. Coronet
1957 13i/2min sd b&w $75, color $137.50

Jh-sh-c Guide

Traces through re-enactments and au-
thentic locales the growth of early oriental
civilizations in India, China, and Japan. Uses
early manuscripts, paintings, sculpture, and
architecture to show the neritage and ideas
that have shaped oriental life and thought from
ancient times to the present day
LC card Fi A 58-895
BFLA evaluation card No. 3619

ANCIENT PAESTUM: CITY OF THE
GREEKS AND ROMANS. Coronet 1959
21min sd b&w $120, color $220

sh-c-ad

Produced by Film Edizioni Scienza e
Tecnica, Rome. Italy

Depicts Paestum, in southern Italy, where
archeologists discovered remnants of a civil-
ization founded by the Greeks in the 6th cen-
tury, B.C. Studies the plan of the city and its
buildings, many in the Doric tradition, sculp-
ture and ceramic work, artifacts, and other
relics of a culture representative of ancient
Greece and Rome

LC card Fi A 59-439

ANGLER'S PARADISE. McCarty 1957 27min sd
color free -loan

el-jh-sh-c-ad

Produced by L. R. Huber Productions for
Northern Consolidated Airlines, Anchorage,
Alaska

Describes the fishing, scenery, and other
outdoor attractions of the Katmai National
Monument area in southwestern Alaska. In-
cludes views of the Valley of Ten Thousand
Smokes, active volcanoes, and mountains of
the region

LC card Fi A 59-17

ANIMALS IN THE WORLD OF ART. NET

1956 30min sd b&w (World of art ser) rent
$4.75

sh-c-ad
Produced by WQED

Discusses the role of animals in artistic
expression. Shows drawings of animals by
ancient man to illustrate various designs. Ex-
plains the use of simple tools and materials.
Presents various interpretations from the real
to the abstract

ANIMALS OF ALASKA. Northern 1958 llmin

sd color $'95

el-Jh-sh-c-ad Guide

Correlated with the book "Alaska's ani-
mals and fishes" by Frank Dufresne

Shows views of typical wild animals of
Alaska, mcluding the Dall sheep, mountain
goat, bear, moose, pika, ground squirrel, hoary
marmot, porcupine, red fox, seal, sea lion,
walrus, caribou, bison, and musk ox. Includes
maps showing the habitat of each

LC card Fi A 59-18

EFLA evaluation card No. 3730

ANIMALS THROUGH THE WINTER. McGraw
1958 llmin sd b&w $57.50, rent apply; color
$125, rent apply

el Guide

Produced by Centron Corp.
Shows the various ways in which animals
adapt or change to meet the problems of winter
LC card Fi A 58-450

ANNIVERSARY. ILGWU 1957 SOmin sd b&w
$100. rent $5

Jh-sh-c-ad

Traces, the history of the garment worker
union, pomting out the organization, member-
ship, and growth of the ILGWU. Includes
scenes of the 25th anniversary celebration of
Dubinsky's presidency, held at Madison Square
Garden, and attended by Eleanor Roosevelt.
Mayor Robert F Wagner. Judge Jacob Panken,
AFL-CIO President George Meany, and others

LC card Fi A 57-669

^^^tF"- i^P^^S-PHOTOGRAPHER. IntFlm
Bur 1958 20mm sd b&w $150. rent $10

sh-c-ad

Produced by Larry Dawson Productions

Records the life and work of Ansel
Adams, the American photographer. Describes
the photographer's equipment, his home, his
interests, and his attitude toward art in gen-
eral, toward photography, and toward life

LC card Fi A 59-73

EFLA evaluation card No. 3577

ANTARCTIC ADVENTURE. NZealEmb 1957
25min sd b&w rent apply

Jh-sh-c-ad

.■u ^ Shows preparation in New Zealand for
the departure of personnel proceeding to New
Zealand's Scott Base in McMurdo Sound and
scenes of the construction of the Base itself

ALPHABETICAL TITLE LIST

ANTHROPOMORPHIC CRIMINAL
In CRIMINAL MAN (20 films)

APPROACHING THE SPEED OF SOUND.

Shell 1958 27min sd color (High speed
flight ser) free -loan

sh-c-ad

Describes and explains how sound travels
through air and why the speed of sound
affects high speed aircraft. Includes views of
shock waves building up

LC card Fi A 58-3354

ARCHERY INSTRUCTION AND SAFETY.

Ambrosch 1958 lOmin sd (Magic bow ser)
b&w $50: color $100. rent $3.50

el-Jh-sh-c-ad

Explains parts of equipment and how to
use it with instructions on safety precautions

ARCHITECTURAL SCULPTURE

In VISITS WITH A SCULPTOR (10 films)

ARE AMERICANS CIVILIZED? NET 1956
30min sd b&w (Measure of man ser) rent
$4.75

c-ad
Produced by KQED

Discusses the question, "Are Americans
civilized?" Points out that many foreigners
look upon America as a ray materialistic, un-
couth, mercenary, and even uncivilized nation.
Inquires into the factors in American society
that have brought such criticism from abroad

ARE ATOMS REAL?

In OF SCIENCE AND SCIENTISTS (23
films)

ARE SCIENTISTS DOGMATIC?

In OF SCIENCE AND SCIENTISTS (23
films)

ARE TEENAGERS UNIVERSALLY MISUN-
DERSTOOD? NET 1957 29min sd b&w
(World we want: 1957 ser) rent $4.75

sh-ad

Produced by WOR-TV

New York Herald Tribune Forum del-
egates from Brazil, Finland. Japan, Jordan, and
Singapore are divided on the question, but
they indicate that there is misunderstanding
between parents and teenagers in their coun-
tries

ARE YOU POPULAR? Coronet 1958 llmin sd
b&w $60, color $110

Jh-sh Guide
Dramatized incidents about a teen-age
boy and girl who are popular and welcome in
any group because they are friendly, consid-
erate, and interested in other people provide
a helpful guide to the solution of personal and
social problems commonly faced by teenagers
LC card Fi A 58-1144
EFLA evaluation card No. 3838

ARE YOU POSITIVE? NatTB 1957 13l^min sd
color free -loan

el-Jh-sh-c-ad

Produced by Edward Cullen Associates
Starts with popular misconceptions, shows
how they develop, then refutes them. Discus-
ses various common misconceptions about tu-
berculosis and about the status of tuberculosis
control in the United States
LC card Fi A 58-822

ARE YOU THIS MAN? Editorial 1957 13y2min
sd b&w or color free-loan

sh -C- ad

Sponsored by McCall's magazine
Shows shoe salesman's etiquette using
the camera as the customer so that the typical
salesman addresses the audience directly. Dem-
onstrates salesman's handling of two typical
customers

ARGENTINA. NET 1956 29min sd b&w (Amer-
ica looks abroad ser) rent $4.75

sh-c-ad

Produced by WTTW

Outlines Argentine history and discusses
the political and economic climate, with pros-
pects for the future. Shows Argentina's prob-
lems and possibilities. Depicts the land and
the people

ARISTOTLE AND THE SCIENTIFIC METH-
OD. Coronet 1959 13V2min sd b&w $75. color
$137.50

Jh-sh Guide

Stresses Aristotle's contribution to the
development of the scientific method. Explains
that departing from Plato's ideas, Aristotle
made observations based on his experience,
classified his data, performed experiments, and
sought to arrive at generalizations or princi-
ples. Shows how his work laid the foundations
for such sciences as botany and zoology

ARMIDALE, PROVINCIAL CITY. AustrlNews
1958 9%min sd color $85. rent $2.50

Jh-sh-c-ad

Depicts New England College and rural
industry

ARNOLD TOYNBEE. EBF 1958 28min sd b&w
(Wisdom ser) $150, rent $5.50

Jh-sh-c-ad Guide

Produced by NBC

British historian. Arnold Toynbee, talks
about the experiences that have influenced his
work, describes the quarter century of re-
search and writing that went into his monu-
mental summary of world history, and dis-
cusses his philosophy of historical causation

LC card Fi A 58-1136

ART OF SOFT SOLDERING. IntBus 1956
ISmin sd color purchase apply, free-loan

c-ad

Indicates the basic steps of soft solder-
ing— shows the soldering of various types of
electronic connections, action of flux, melting
and cooling of solder, preparation of solder-
ing equipment

ART SCHOOL. ModernTP 1958 26min sd color
free -loan

sh-c-ad
Produced by United States Productions
for Famous Artists Schools

The story of the home-study art school
founded by 12 famous American artists and
shows the school today

ARTISTS OF PROVENCE. Radiant 1956
4%min sd b&w or color free-loan

p. el-Jh-sh-c-ad

The arts and crafts of this province
where Van Gogh painted and where Picasso
now produces ceramics

AS CONSUMERS WE'RE OWNERS. Coop
League 1958 13i^min sd color $125, rent $5

Produced by Gilbert Altschul Produc-
tions

Explains what it means to join neighbors
as an owner and user of an attractive, modern
cooperative supermarket or shopping center

ASBESTOS. . .A MATTER OF TIME. Johns-
M 1958 23min sd color free-loan

sh-c-ad
Stresses the important role played by
asbestos fibre in our daily lives and economy.
Mining and milling of this mineral is followed
by various examples of the products that
benefit by their fibre content

ASIA UNLIMITED. Swissair 1958 30min sd
b&w free-loan

ad
An American business man travels by
Swissair from Zurich to Tokyo

ASSIGNMENT INDIA. EBF 1958 56min sd
b&w $150, rent $5.50

Jh-sh-c-ad Guide

Sponsored by United States Golf Assn.

The team from Down Under becomes the

first winner of the Eisenhower Trophy in a

dramatic play-off between the United States

and Australia. Played at St Andrews, Scotland

FISH FAMILY. Moody 1958 llmin sd b&w $45,
color $90

p Guide
Shows the reproduction cycle of the blue
acara flsh, including the processes of nest prep-
aration, egg laying, fertilization, care during
incubation, nursery construction, transporting
hatchlings to nurseries, and guarding the
young. Emphasizes the close family relation-
ship of the flsh

LC card Fi A 58-3541

FITNESS FOR LEADERSHIP. ModernTP 1958
14min sd color free-loan

el-Jh-sh

Produced by Audio Productions for
Gillette Safety Razor Co,

Describes the United States Military
Academy's athletic program, shows the cadets
participating in a wide range of sports and
undergoing physical conditioning. Points out
that, by learning "carry-over" sports in school,
boys can play at them later in adult life and
get useful exercise and relaxation

FIVE MILES WEST. ModernTP 1958 16min sd
color free-loan

sh-c-ad
Produced by Marathon TV Newsreel
Discusses the stark contrast of West Ger-
man prosperity with East German poverty in
Berlin and in Hanover and Hamburg. Shows
how a progressive automobile industry centered
in Wolfsburg, coupled with free -world trade, is
the bedrock on which this new prosperity is
built

FLANNEL BOARDS AND HOW TO USE
THEM. Bailey 1958 15min sd color $150, rent
$7.50

c-ad Guide

Explains what flannel boards are, pointing
out several ways to make simple ones, and
suggesting sizes and materials; describes ma-
terials that will stick to flannel boards and
suggests creative educational devices that can
be made by teachers; shows different uses of
flannel boards and materials in various class-
room situations

LC card Fi A 58-960

EFLA evaluation card No. 3669

FLIGHT TOWARD THE STARS

In DOCTORS IN SPACE (13 films)

FLOATIN' THE BUFFALO AND THE WATER
SCORPION. TennGame«&Fish 1958 13min sd
b&w or color (World outdoors ser) purchase
apply, free -loan

p-el-Jh-sh-ad

T> cc Depicts a float trip down Tennessee's
Buffalo River. The latter portion reveals the
strange underwater world of the common insect
water scorpion

FLOOR SHOW (2 films). BellTel 1957 sd color
free -loan

sh-ad

Produced by Sound Master

Proper techniques of maintaining resilient

floor coverings

Part 1. 26min. Mopping, scrubbing and rins-
ing floors

Part 2. 16min. Application of wax and anti-
slip floor flnish. polishing, and spot clean-
ing
LC card for set Fi A 58-585

FLORIDA'S HIGHSPOT. UW 1958 9mln sd
(World parade ser) b&w $22.95. colour $47.25

el-Jh-sh-ad

Depicts Florida, its liixury hotels, the fast
action at Hialeah. Cypress Gardens, the Par-
rot Jungle. Reptile Farm and Marine Studios.

FLORIDA'S TURBULENT PAST -

In IOWA READING FILMS (COLLEGE
LEVEL) (15 films)

FLY CONTROL— A 4-H DEMONSTRATION.

PurdueU 1957 15min sd color $135. rent
$1.75

Jh-sh-ad
A demonstration by two 4-H Club boys to
show the techniques employed in the develop-
ing and giving of a 4-H demonstration

FLYING ANGEL. Unusual 1958 10V2min sd color
$50. free -loan

c-ad
Describes the motion picture production
facilities of Unusual Films, the cinema depart-
ment of Bob Jones University, showing some
of the techniques employed by the department
in their productions

LC card Fi A 59-104

FOLLIES OF THE TOWN. Cambridge 1958
26min sd b&w $150. rent $10

c-ad

Features a wide selection of the engrav-
ings of William Hogarth, with a commentary
taken from writings of his period, including
Defoe's Moll Flanders. Fielding's Tom Jones,
and Boswell's London Journal, among others.
This combination of satirical prints and social
criticism conveys a sense of 18th century
London

EFLA evaluation card No. 3887 !3-

FOLLOW-TH ROUGH

In OFFICE SUPERVISOR'S PROBLEMS
(6 films)

FOOD AND MATERNAL DEPRIVATION. NYU

1959 20min sd b&w $120. rent $6

c-ad Guide

Produced by 1' Association pour la Sante
Mentale de I'Enfance. Paris

Part of the record collected by the French
research unit studying the effects of maternal
deprivation on child development, with children
between ten months and four years old. Indi-
cates that feeding difficulties are often linked
with maternal deprivation and that the attitude
of a child toward food is frequently an expres-
sion of his attitude toward adults willing to
give him maternal care

FOOLS, DAREDEVILS AND GENIUSES
In AIR POWER (26 films)

FOOTBALL PARADE OF 1957. UW 1958 9min
sd b&w (Sport parade ser) $22.95

ei-Jh-sh-c-ad

Highlights of the best college games of
the year — Notre Dame vs Oklahoma. Army vs
Utah, Auburn vs Georgia Tech. Yale vs Prince-
ton, Maryland vs North Carolina. Ohio State
vs Iowa, Navy vs Notre Dame. Illinois vs Min-
nesota

FOOTBALL'S WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP.

MillerBrew 1958 28min sd color free-loan

Produced by Tel-Ra Productions
Highlights of the world's championship
games of football

FOR THE LOVE OF LIFE. AmHosp 1957 13min
sd color rent $5

sh-c-ad

Produced by Atlas Film Corp.

Describes the hospital experience of one
man. pointing out what the hospital means to
him. and the variety of personnel and depart-
ments concerned directly or indirectly with his
diagnosis, treatment, and care

LC card Fi A 57-1011

FORAGE PLANNING FOR PROFIT. Virginia
Poly 1957 13min sd b&w purchase apply,
free -loan

Jh-sh-c-ad
. Shows how proper planning will enable
Virginia farmers to approach the desired goal
of growing 100% of their livestock feed re-
quirements

EDUCATIONAL FILM GUIDE, 1959

FORCE IN AMERICAN CULTURE

In OUR NATION'S ROOTS (26 films)

FORCE OF DESTINY. See FORZA DEL DES-
TINO

FOREIGN POLICY IN CONGRESS. NET 1956
29min sd b&w (America looks abroad ser)
rent $4.75

sh-c-ad
Produced by WTTW

Describes the constitutional role Congress
has in implementing foreign policy. Points out
that Congress has recently assumed increasing
responsibility in initiating foreign policy. Indi-
cates how senators and congressmen help to
determine foreign policy

FOREVER LIVING FORESTS. Ideal rev 1958
28min sd color free-loan

el-Jh. sh-c-ad

Revision of 1949 film "Sempervirens"

Produced by W.A, Palmer Films for
California Redwood Assn.

Presents the story of the California red-
woods, showing where they grow, how they
can be managed as a forest crop to ensure
a continuing supply of redwood lumber, how
the lumber is manufactured, and how it is
put to use in industry, homes, schools, and
other structures

LC card Fi A 58-290

FORGOTTEN INDIANS. IntLab 1957 30min sd
b&w (World is ours ser) $51, free-loan

Jh-sh-c-ad

Produced bv British Broadcasting Corp.

Describes the work of the United Na-
tions and agencies of the United Nations
family under the administrative leadership of
the International Labor Organization in aid-
ing the governments of Bolivia, Peru and
Ecuador in their efforts to improve living
standards for the Indians who live high on
the Andean plateau

FORSAKE ME NOT. AmJewComm 1958 27min
sd b&w free -loan

ad
Shows how the aged, ill, and handicapped
newcomers to Israel find the help they need
and a new purpose in life when they come
under the wing of Malben, an American-sup-
ported health and welfare program in the
Jewish state. Filmed in Israel
LC card Fi A 59-345

FORTUNE SEEKER. NatLablsrael 1957 26min
sd color free -loan

p-ei-Jh-sh-c-ad

Depicts the excitement surrounding the
discovery of oil in Israel. Interweaves a ro-
mance which culminates in a Bukhanan wed-
ding and dance

FORZA DEL DESTINO. Trans-W 1957 lOOmin
sd b&w lease apply, rent apply

sh-c-ad

Italian language with English commen-

^^ Produced by Unionfilm-Gallone

Presents Verdi's tragic opera of two
lovers caught In the web of Fate. ^^ Presents
Tito Gobbi and the Rome Opera House or-
chestra and chorus

FOUR CENTURIES OF GROWING PAINS
In COMMONWEALTH OF NATIONS SE-
RIES (13 films)

FOUR STAR FARMERS. Venard 1959 18min
sd color free-loan

Jh-sh-c-ad
Sponsored by Keystone Steel & Wire Co.
Visits dairy and beef cattle ranches of
Star Farmers in California, Pennsylvania.
Oklahoma and Kansas

FOUR WAYS TO MILFORD. NZealEmb 1958
25min sd color free-loan
Jh-sh-c-ad
Depicts scenery on the four ways of
reaching Milford Sound— by sea. air. road and
the Track

FOURTH BATTLE OF WINCHESTER. AFL-
CIO 1957 17min sd b&w $50. rent $2.50

Produced by United Rubberworkers,
AFL-CIO

Story of workers on strike in Virginia
to win acceptance of a contract to insure
better conditions on their job and better living
standards for themselves and their families.
Shown as an example of Taft-Hartley Act in
action against a union

FRANCE ROMAN E. French 1956 20min sd
b&w rent $1

sh-c-ad
French narration

Romanesque sculpture and architecture
in France. Features churches and abbeys

FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT. EBF 1958 30min
sd b&w (Wisdom ser) $150. rent $5.50

Jh-sh-c-ad Guide

Produced by NBC

Architect Frank Lloyd Wright discusses
his theories of functional architecture, and
analyzes contemporary styles, tracing them
back to Greek and Asiatic origins

LC card Fi A 58-1159

EFLA evaluation card No. 3879

FREAK FISH OF THE DEEP. Guild 1956
26l^min sd b&w (Kingdom of the sea ser)
rent apply

p-el-Jh-sh-c-ad

Colonel Craig and his associates photo-
graph strange creatures in the sea near the
West Indies — tube worms that resemble flowers,
a Medusa, fish that go fishing, the Puffers, and
an invisible fish

FREEDOM AND RELIGION

In ESSENTIALS OF FREEDOM (6 films)

FREEDOM LOVING LAND. USBrew 1958
14min sd color free-loan

sh-c-ad

Emphasizes the wealth of native Ameri-
can resources and their role in the develop-
ment of the brewing industry. Pictures of the
many different materials involved in beer pro-
duction pinpoint the economic and social con-
tributions of the industry

LC card Fi A 59-286

FREEDOM OF COMMUNICATION

In ESSENTIALS OF FREEDOM (6 films)

FREEDOM OF THE INDIVIDUAL

In ESSENTIALS OF FREEDOM (6 films)

FREEDOM OF THE PRESS IN LATIN
AMERICA. NET 1956 29min sd b&w
(America looks abroad ser) rent $4.75

sh-c-ad

Produced by WTTW

Outlines the history of the press in Latin
America. Studies the parallel between the
degree of democracy in government and the
extent of freedom of the press. Discusses
political conditions in Latin America and the
work of the Inter-American Press Association

FREEDOM RINGS. JewlshChaut 1956 IS^^min
sd b&w $35

el-Jh-sh-c-ad

Produced by Galahad Studios

A Christian boy attends the Seder dinner
of a Jewish family on Passover and learns that
this holiday and America's Liberty Bell have
much in common. The story of how Moses led
his people from Pharoah's bondage is told — a
parallel is established with a grandfather's
exodus from Hitler's tyranny

FREEZING, MELTING, BOILING. NET 1956
30min sd b&w (Tempest in a test tube
ser) rent $4.75

Jh-sh-ad

Produced by KQED

Experiments with water show that all
matter exists in three states: solid, liquid,
and gas. Discusses distillation and condensa-
tion. Shows the power of frozen water when it
expands. Explains and demonstrates a dilato-
meter

ALPHABETICAL TITLE LIST

FRENCH AND INDIAN WAR. Caronet 1959
llmin sd b&w $60, color $110

Jh-sh Guide

Recreates the period when England
struggled with Prance lor control of the North
American continent. Explores the causes . and
results of the conflict, and shows highlights
of the French and Indian War. the Albany
conference, Braddock's defeat, and finally, vic-
tory for England as Wolfe defeats Montcalm
at Quebec

FRICTION (2 films). NET 1957 ea 15mln sd
b&w (Uncle Wonder's workshop ser) rent
ea $3

p-el

Produced by WCET

Part 1. Uses demonstrations to explain fric-
ition. Shows how friction may be over-
come

Part II. Continues the explanation of friction
and illustrates with the principle of
streamlining and airplanes, birds, and a
tennis ball. Tells why friction is desir-
able in certain instances and undesir-
able in others

FRIGHTENED CHILD. IntFImBur 1957 19min
sd b&w $95

c-ad

Available for rental at $6 from the spon-
sor, Community Chest of Los Angeles Area,
729 E. Figueroa St., Los Angeles 17

A ire-enaoted case history. An el even -
year-old girl, through the work of relatives,
has been turned against her father who is in
the Navy and made to feel responsible for her
mother's death. Shows how the kindness and
understanding of foster parents and a social
worker help her to see herself in a new per-
spective

LC card Fi A 59-80

FROM CAPITOL HILL: PARTY GOVERN-
MENT AND THE UNITED STATES CON-
GRESS (8 films). NET 1958 ea 30min sd
b&w rent ea $4.75

sh-c-ad
Produced by WYES
Titles are:

1. ROLE OP CONGRESS. Discusses the duties

of Congress including legislative and law.
Points out the necessity for bureaucracy.
Presents a brief history of Congress.
Questions the current role of Congress
and how it has changed

2. SENATE AND THE HOUSE OP REPRE-

SENTATIVES. Examines the principle dif-
ferences between the Senate and, the
House. Questions the importance of the
Senate 'as compared to the House. Dis-
cusses the role of the presiding officer
of the House. Reviews the question of
unlimited debate in the Senate

3. PRESSURES ON CONGRESS. Discusses

the effects of general pressure on Con-
gressmen from a state, national and
world-wide basis. Examines the prob-
lems of lobbying

4. POLITICAL ORGANIZATION OP CON-

GRESS. Explains the infiuence of parties
on Congressmen, the role of parties m
Congress, the functions of the minority
leader and whip, party responsibility, and
responsibility to the electorate. Presents
Paul Butler and Meade Alcorn reviewing
their roles in relation to Congress

5. LEGISLATIVE ORGANIZATION OF CON-

GRESS. Discusses the Standing Commit-
tee, functions of the Committee system,
and the role of the majority and minority
leaders in Congress. Presents opinions
on seniority and the selection of com-
mittee members and officers

6. CONGRESS AND THE PRESIDENT. Dis-

cusses the Constitutional division of the
"separation of powers:" the legislative,
executive, and judicial. Examines the
complexities of modern government
which makes it impossible for Congress
alone to make the law. Points out Con-
gress' dependence on the executive
branch

7. CONGRESSIONAL INVESTIGATIONS. Ex-

amines the need and uses for increased
Investigational committees. Discusses
partisan investigation, equal representa-
tion of parties on committees and the
powers and limltationa of inveistigcttive
oommltteea

8. CONGRESS AS A MEANS OF DEMOCRA-
TIC GOVERNMENT— A SUMMARY. Dis-
cusses Congress as the best means of
democratic government. Questions the
role of Congress, what relationship should
exist between the President, Congress,
and the Supreme Court, how effective
Congress is performing its job, and how
membership in Congress affects a person

FROM DREAM TO REALITY. AmJewCong
1958 14min sd color free-loan

Jh-sh-c-ad
Dramatizes the program of the Louise
Waterman Wise Youth Center concentrating on
the role the center has played as a meeting
ground for youth — regardless of race, creed,
color or religion — from all parts of the world.
Stresses the work it has done in integrating
young newcomers into the social and civil life
of Israel

FROM DREAM TO REALITY (THE HISTORY
OF ISRAEL). EducFlmEnt 1958 60min sd
b&w (Fifty years of history ser) $350

Jh-sh-c-ad

The story of the dream of Theodore Herzl
of a "Jewish State" and the reality of Zionism
and of the establishment of the State of
Israel

FROM 1900 UNTIL AFTER WORLD WAR I:
FORAIN. NET 1956 15min sd b&w (Images
of art ser) rent $4

sh-c-ad

Produced by Radiodifussion Television

Shows the first years of the 20th century
as seen by Forain. Presents a statement about
a period of history by one of the most cynical
of all French draughtsmen

EPLA evaluation card No. 3888

FROM SARAJEVO TO VERSAILLES (THE
FIRST WORLD WAR). EducElmEnt 1957
25min sd b&w (Fifty years of history ser)
$175

Jh-sh-c-ad
Presents the Incidents which led to the
assassination of the Archduke Franz and pre-
cipitated World War I. Discusses the conse-
quences of the victory and peace established
by the Versailles Treaty

FROM THE GROUND UP. MichStU 1957
26i^min sd (County agent ser) b&w $100,
color $200

ad
Produced by Capital Films
A plant's -eye view of research directed
at feeding plants for greater production. His-
tory of now a whole new industry came to
Michigan through the study of plant nutrition

FROM THIS LAND. Assn 1958 13%mln sd color
free -loan

Jh-sh-c-ad

Sponsored by Firestone Tire and Rubber
Co.

While duck-hunting, a father tells his
young son of the countless products of the
American farm. Shows how conservation has
added to our abundance and how scientific
farming, crop rotation and modern methods
have lightened the farmer's load

FRONTIER U. BuffaloU 1958 25min sd color
purchase apply, rent $1

c-ad

Produced by RKO Pathe

Reveals how the urban university, as
typified by the University of Buffalo, and the
community have become intertwined. Depicts
industry's realization that higher education is
a major force behind Ainerica's growth an<i
points out how an urban university must keep
expanding to meet the future

LC card Fi A 58-632

FRONTIER WITNESS. AmBaptist 1&59 20min
sd b&w rent $5

Jh-sh-c-ad

A tour by jeep and by foot through the
northern hills of Burma, visiting some of the
frontier outposts and missions

LC card Fi A 59-339

EDUCATIONAL FILM GUIDE, 1959

FROZEN SEA. Guild 1956 26i^min sd b&w
(Kingdom of the sea ser) rent apply

p-el-Jh-sh-c-ad
Depicts the Antarctic Expeditions of Ad-
miral Byrd. Shows living conditions at Little
America, including preparations for the long
winter night, seal hunts and penguin clowns,
and flights over the South Pole

FRUITLESS FIG TREE. UW 1958 27min sd
color (His way— His word ser) $300, rent
$15

el-Jh-sh-c-ad
Produced by Catchings-Denlcer Corp.
Story of the farmer Abner, his wife
Miriam and their wayward son. The father
has no hope for the boy nor for the barren
fig tree in his orchard. With loving care and
attention the tree is brought to bear fruit. Ab-
ner is shown by the Master that the boy too
needs love and forgiveness

FUELS— THEIR NATURE AND USE. EBF

rev 1958 llmin sd b&w $60, rent $2.50

Jh-sh Guide
Revision of 1938 film "Fuels and heat"
Describes the principal kinds of fuels
used in homes and industry; traces the source;
of most conventional fuels to the sun; and
explains the history of fuels. Uses animation
to explain how heat is transferred to mechan-
ical energy in steam, gasoline, and diesel en-
gines

LC card Fi A 58-777

FUN WITH FROSTING. Editorial 1957 7V2min
sd b&w or color free -loan

Jh-sh-c-ad Guide
Sponsored by Procter and Gamble Co.
Closeups show how to make frosting and
decorate cakes

FUTURES IN STEEL. ModernTP 1958 28min
sd b&w or color free-loan

sh-c-ad

Produced by Mode -Art Pictures for
Bethlehem Steel Co.

Tells of the career opportunities open to
college graduates in the iron and steel indus-
try. Describes Bethlehem's training course for
college graduates and shows Bethlehem em-
ployees at work in mines, steel plants, ship-
yards and offices

LC card Fi A 59-242

GALILEO. Coronet 1959 13y2min sd b&w $75,
color $137.50

Jh-sh Guide
Recreates Galileo's struggle for the right
of science to question tradition. Shows how
he disproves earlier theory of Aristotle by
demonstrating his laws of falling bodies, how
he verified the astronomical theories of Coper-
nicus and how he continued to make new
discoveries in the realm of physical science

GARDEN OF SERVICE. AmBaptist 1957 30min
sd color rent $10

Jh-sh-c-ad Guide

A documentary account of the life of a
Japanese man brought up to respect the an-
cient religions of Japan and then introduced to
Christianity at the Waseda Christian Student
Center in Tokyo. Explains how a young
Christian woman helps him understand the
meaning of Christianity and how he decides
to study for the ministry in order to help his
countrymen

LC card Fi A 59-125

GAS OF LIFE

In DOCTORS IN SPACE (13 films)

GAS TURBINE. Shell 1956 15min sd b&w free-
loan

sh-c-ad

The story of the gas turbine, the engine
that revolutionized flight by making possible
the turboprop and turbojet. Explains both of
these forms of the gas turbine, and demon-
strates the application of each, using working
models and animated drawings to tell the story

LC card Fi A 58-3353

GATES OF GLORY. Concordia 1959 30min sd
b&w rent $9

p-el-Jh-sh-c-ad

Thomas, who once doubted the Resur-
rection retells the story of the last days of
Christ's life to a small group of Christians
imprisoned for their belief. Thomas speaks of
the glorious heritage and blessed assurance oi
life everlasting for all believers

GATEWAY TO THE ORIENT— HONG KONG.
UW 1957 9min sd (World parade ser) b&w
$22.95. color $47.25

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Depicts Hong Kong where many cultures
T^ingle in harmony. . . Chinese and Western,
ancient and modern. Highlights the "Dragon
Boat Festival"

GATEWAYS TO THE MIND. BellTel 1958
60min sd color (Bell System science ser)
free -loan

el-Jh-sh-c-ad
Produced by Warner Bros. Pictures
The story of what science has learned
about the human senses and how they function.
Includes animation and documentary se-
quences

LC card Fi A 59-318

GENERAL FOREMAN

In NATURE OF WORK (6 films)

GfeNERO Y NOMERO— Ml

In SPANISH INSTRUCTO-FILM SERIES
(7 films)

GEOGRAPHY OF SOUTH AMERICA: FIVE
NORTHERN COUNTRIES. Coronet 1959
llmin sd b&w $60, color $110
el-Jh Guide

Stresses the economic concepts related to
land, climate, and major resources on the
gateway countries of South America — Colombia,
Venezuela, and the three Guianas. Shows the
people, their ways of life, and the many mod-
ern developments which industrialization has
brought

GEOGRAPHY OF THE UNITED STATES: AN
INTRODUCTION. Coronet 1958 IS^^min sd
b&w $75. color $137.50

el-Jh Guide

An overview of the geographical and hu-
man use resources of the United States, ex-
plaining that from the great variety of land-
forms, resources, climatic regions, crop belts,
types of occupations, and peoples, there has
come a vigorous and productive country

LC card Fi A 58-1147

GEORGE MASON OF GUNSTON HALL. Vir-
ginia-Ed 1957 12min sd b&w $30, rent $2;
color $72. rent $4

p-el-jh-sh-c

Shows George Mason's home at Gunston
Hall and tells how his writings served as the
basis for the Declaration of Independence and
the Bill of Rights

LC card Fi A 58-282

GERMANY: A FAMILY OF THE INDUS-
TRIAL RUHR. McGraw 1959 16min sd b&w
$90, rent apply

e!-Jh-sh Guide

Produced by Centron Corp.

Pictures life today in the steel-making
city of Essen, following the members of a
family through the routine of an average day

LC card Fi A 59-60

GERMANY:^ FEUDAL STATES TO UNIFICA-
TION.^ Coronet 1959 13V2min sd b&w $75,
color $137.50

Jh-sh Guide
Traces Prussia's growth in strength dur-
ing the 19th century; shows how other German
states were brought under the control of
-Prussia, and how, following Bismarck's policy
of blood and iron," she waged wars with
Denmark, Austria, and France to establish a
strong, unified German nation
LC card Fi A 59-331

ALPHABETICAL TITLE LIST

GETTING READY FOR BABY_ CHICKS.

WisU 1957 12V2min sd b&w rent 50c

Jh-sh-c-ad

Available for purchase from U.S. Dept.
of Agriculture (USDA) „ , ^ x.

Shows the preparation of a brooder house
for baby chicks. Includes methods of prevent-
ing chicks from crowding, types of litter ma-
terial and arrangement of waterers and feeders

GIFT OF THE AGES. Austin 1957 15min sd
b&w free-loan

Jh-sh-c-ad
Sponsored by Ohio Lime Co..
Describes the many applications of lime
and limestone products in everyday items.
Shows how limestone is secured and processed
for various uses

GIVE ME SECOND STATION. Boeing 1956
26l^min sd color $95

el-Jh-sh-c-ad

Produced by Ludwig H. Zwilgmeyer .

Shows students arriving at McConnell Air
Force Base for B-47 instruction. Presents high
lights of B-47 history and development. Shows
students in SAC missions envolving an aeria
refueling with KC-97 at night and an actual
on -target simulated bombing run

GLACIER NATIONAL PARK IN MONTANA.

Princeton 1958 25min sd color (America on
parade ser) free -loan

sh-c-ad

Produced by Empire Photosound for Great
Northern Railway ^ . , ^ , . ,^

A tour of Glacier National Park, in the
Montana Rockies, including views of the gla-
ciers, lakes, waterfalls, of the Blackfoot Indians,
of animal life, and of the recreational attrac-

^^'^^^ LC card Fi A 58-1108

GLACIER PARK STUDIES. Bailey rev 1958
22min sd color $190. rent $10

ei-Jh-sh

Revision of 1948 film. Shorter version
available, llmin color $100. rent $5

Produced by Guy Haselton

Shows the history, geology, and outstand-
ing life forms of the Park. Animated maps and
drawings depict the mountain structures, gla-
ciers, and lake formations. Close-ups show wild
animals such as moose, mountain sheep, and
bears, as well as smaller birds and animals.
Shows many varieties of mountain and mea-
dow flowers

GLANDS OF THE HEAD. NatFd 1957 13min sd
color (Autonomic nervous system ser) free-
loan

c-ad
Produced by Duke University School of
Medicine , , . ,

Illustrates the autonomic innervation of
the salivary and lacrimal glands. Shows the
function of a salivary gland to be the secre-
tion of the sphenopalatine, the submaxillary,
and otic ganglia: and points out that the sub-
maxillary contains two types of secretory acini
LC card Fi A 56-1161

GLASS EYES THAT SEE. Moody 1956 13min
sd color (Sermons from science ser) rent $6

Jh-sh-c-ad

A demonstration with light which we see
and "hear." Utilizing modern electronic devices
the scientist shows light as a tremendously
powerful force and presents Christ, the light
of the world

LC card Fi A 58-1018

GLASS OF FASHION. BetterVis 1958 5min sd
color free-loan

sh-c-ad

Produced by Proser-Barnes

Gives background of eyeglasses since they
were first introduced in Italy in 1285. Parallels
the changes in spectacle styles with those in
living standards

GLORY OF PRATISTHAN. Filmlm 1958 15min
sd color $175, rent $12.50

Jh-sh-c-ad

Produced by Hunnar Publicity, Bombay,
India

Pictures folk art of peasant artists of
Pratisthan which fiourished between the 11th

and 17th centuries A.D., showinjr the innate
ability of the artists to interpret ideas with
complete abandon, drawing on nature, the ani-
mal world, and simple tales of Hindu mythol-
ogy

LC card Fi A 58-932

GOD'S CHRISTMAS GIFT. Family 1958 15min
sd (Our children ser) b&w rent $7.50. color
rent $12

p-el Guide
Tells about a little girl who helps her
parents repair toys and bake cookies for others
at Christmas and by showing her love to others
is able to answer the puzzle her Sunday school
teacher asked the class about God's gift of love
LC card Fi A 59-132
EFLA evaluation card No, 3634

GOD'S WONDERS IN BABY ZOO ANIMALS.

Church-Cr 1958 lOmin sd color $100. rent $5

p-el

Boys and girls feed and play with baby
animals on a visit to the children's zoo at
Brookfleld. 111., and see in the animals the
wonders of God's creation and the love which
He has for His creatures

LC card Fi A 58-3345

GOD'S WONDERS IN MOTHER'S GARDEN.

Church-Cr 1958 lOmin sd color $100, rent $5

P-el

A boy and girl see some of God's wonders
in plants and vegetables as they help in their
mother's garden, and as the beauties of vege-
table and plant life are unfolded, the children
are reminded of God's love

LC card Fi A 58-3346

GOING TO HOSPITAL WITH MOTHER. NYU

1959 45min sd b&w $150. rent $10

c-ad Guide

Sponsored by Tavistock Institute of Hu-
man Relations, Child Development Research
Unit, London

Explains that if a young child is hospital-
ized, ideally, his mother should be admitted
with him to prevent distress of separation.
Shows how the staff of a British hospital has
improvised a method of routinely admitting the
mothers of patients under school age

GOLD AND GOLD MINING. Bailey 1958 14min
s-d b&w $75, rent $5; color $150, rent $7.50

el-Jh-sh-c Guide
A study of gold mining today, particu-
larly in northern California. Contrasts the
simple operations of prospectors who panned
the streams with those of mining companies.
Describes hydraulic mining in which water
pressure forces masses of oil and rocks through
a sluice box; shows a dredge at work; both
on water and on land; shows hard rock mining
being done in tunnels and open pits
LC card Fi A 59-212
EFLA evaluation card N^. 3850

GOLD RUSH DAYS, Coronet 1958 13%min sd
b&w $75, color $137.50

ei-Jh Guide

A young man. lured by the discovery of
gold in California, travels overland from the
East to take part in the adventures. Por-
trays the hardships in transportation in 1849,
life in a gold mining settlement, the effect of
the gold rush on population growth and
prosperity in the West, and events leading to
the statehood of California

LC card Fi A 58-515

GOLDEN AGE. McGraw 1958 SOmin sd b&w
$125

c-ad

Produced by National Film Board of
Canada

Examines the question as to whether re-
tirement at 65 means the end of the road for
older people. Presents the viewpoints of three
men, explaining that for one it means empti-
ness and futility, for another the beginning
of a new career, and for the third the dis-
covery that the anticipated happiness of un-
limited leisure does not last

LC card Fi A 58-987

EDUCATIONAL FILM GUIDE, 1959

GOLDEN GIFT. AmBaptist 19&7 30min 8d
color rent $10

Jh-sh-c-ad Guide

Kinescope _ ^. ^

Shows the influence of the Burma Baptist
Convention and a remote Baptist mission sta-
tion on the life of a Burmese college student
who had been bewildered in his youth by com-
munist teaching's, by the Buddhist religion of
his friends, and by the religion which he found
at the Baptist Student Center
LC card Fi A 59-127

GOLDEN MOMENT. GenMot 1958 25min sd
color free- loan

el-jh
Story of the 1958 Soap Box Derby with a
western theme

GOOD MILKING PAYS. WisU 1957 12i^min sd
b&w rent 60c

Jh-sh-c-ad

Available for purchase from U.S. Dept.
of Agriculture (USDA)

Shows steps to follow to get the most
milk from a cow with efficient handling. In-
cludes sections on machine stripping and care
of milking machines

^'^In LANGUAGE AND LINGUISTICS (13
films)

GRAMMAR: VERBS AND WAYS WE USE
THEM. Coronet 1957 llmin sd b&w $60,
color $110

Jh-sh-c Guide
Uses animation to explain the essentials
of verto forms and functions of verbs in sen-
tences, including action and state of being,
transitive and intransitive, active voice and
passive voice, indicative, subjunctive, and im-
perative moods, tense, and the principal parts
of the verbs

LC card Fi A 57-830

EFL.A evaluation card No. 3513

GRANDMOTHER MAKES BREAD. Bailey 1957
llmin sd b&w $50, rent $3; color $100,
rent $5 ^ .^

p Guide
Produced by Lawbetts Productlbns
Billy and Robin watch their grandmother
make bread. Shows how the ingredients are
measured and mixed, the kneading of dough
and the action of yeast

EFLA evaluation card No. 3738

GRANDVILLE'S METAMORPHOSES. NET
1956 15min sd b&w (Images of art ser)
rent $4

sh-c-ad

Produced by Radiodifussion Television
Francaise

Presents a world of fantasy created by
the caricaturist Grandville, who ridicules the
follies of his contemporaries by changing them
into beasts in human dress

GRAPEVINE

In OFFICE SUPERVISORS'
(6 films)

GREAT ACHIEVEMENT. NZealEmb 1958
35min sd b&w free-loan

Jh-sh-c-ad

Discusses New Zealanders* work in the
Commonwealth trans-Antarctic Expedition and
their role in the International Geophysical Year.
Shows Sir Edmund Hillary's meeting with Sir
Vivian Fuchs; seals, penguins and killer whales
and dredging of the sea- floor; and the work
of dog- teams, tractor trains and aircraft

GREAT MR HANDEL. UW 1958 llOmin sd
color lease $950, rent apply

sh-c-ad
Produced by G.H.W. Productions
Tells how the composer was inspired to

write "The Messiah." Music by the London

Philharmonic Orchestra and chorus

GREAT MOMENTS IN GOLF. NatEdFlms 1956
28min sd b&w $125, rent $20

Sponsored by United States Golf Assn.
Big moments in careers of great cham-

Slons — Bob>by Jones, Gene Sarazen, Francis
uimet, Glenna Collett Vare, Ben Hogan and
otbers

PROBLEMS

GREAT OUTDOORS

In OUR NATION'S ROOTS (26 fllmsy

GREATER GUILT. BaptistBk 1957 29min sd
b&w (This is the answer ser) $180. rent $9

Jh-sh-c-ad

Produced by Family Films

A small town lawyer's failure to be re-
elected county judge exposes a lifetime of
hypocrisy and bitterness harbored In his heart.
An unusual experience awakens in the judge
the realization that one should not attempt to
judge others — particularly when his own life
falls so far short

GREATEST MILKING HAND. ModernTP 1958
21min sd b&w or color free-loan

sh-c-ad

Produced by Gilbert Altschul Productions
for De Laval Separator Co.

Describes the important role of the Amer-
ican dairy farmer. Shows through live and
animated sequences how a cow gives milk; ex-
plains the essential components of milking
machines; and shows a variety of American
dairy farms, describing the many types and
sizes, the variety of cows, and different meth-
ods of milking

LC card Fi A 59-245

EL GRECO: THE SECRET OF TOLEDO. NET

1956 15min sd b&w (Images of art ser) rent
$4

sh-c-ad
Produced by Radiodifussion Television
Francaise

Presents a commentary on the work of El
Greco utilizing the writings of Maurice Barr^s.
Explains the influence of life In Toledo on the
style of the artist

EFLA evaluation card No. 3811

GREECE: THE LAND AND THE PEOPLE.

Coronet 1959 llmin sd b&w $60, color $110

el-Jh Guide

Relates the Important geographical
features of Greece to social and economic con-
ditions. Reviews some of the historic problems
resulting from poor land. Depicts the country
today, the people, and the progress being made
in conservation, agriculture, transportation and
industry

GREEN BAY PACKERS PIGSKIN PARADE.

MillerBrew 1958 28min sd b&w free-loan

Produced by Tel-Ra Productions
..^ Follows the Packers through six games
with National Football League opponents

GREEN GIANTS— THE STORY OF PLANTS.

NET 1956 30min sd b&w (Discovery II ser)
rent $4.75

el-Jh-sh
Produced by WGBH

Tells the story of the past age of plant
life. Compares dwarf plants of today with the
green giants of the Coal Age. Explains how
simple plants reproduce by spores. Shows how
to make a terrarium

GREEN HORIZONS. NatLablsrael 1958 25min
sd color $165. free-loan

el-Jh-sh-c-ad

Presents the youth of Israel In various
activities: pioneering, studying, cultural, voca-
tional training, against the pioneering back-
ground and ideals of Histadrut. the Israel
Federation of Labor

LC card Fi A 59-289

GREEN. LAKE ADVENTURE. AmBaptist 1957
30min sd color rent $10

Jh-sh-c-ad

Illustrates the importance of the Amer-
ican Baptist Assembly, showing through the
eyes of a young woman who comes to the
Ass?embly at Green Lake. Wis., for the first
time what Green Lake has come to mean to
thousands of Baptists across the country

LC card Fi A 59-126 ^wunny

ALPHABETICAL TITLE LIST

GREENER HILLS FOR SOUTHERN INDIANA.

PurdueU 1956 13min sd color $137.50, rent $2

sh-c-ad
Pictures activities on a southern Indiana
forage farm and how researchers there are
seeking ways to effectively use land previously
made valueless through neglect and improper
agricultural practices

GRINDING WHEELS AND THEIR APPLICA-
TION. Simonds 1958 24min sd color free-
loan

ad
Produced by DeFrenes Studios
Describes the factors that make up a
grinding wheel; explains their identifying sym-
bols, and shows how they are used throughout
industry

GROUP CONCEPTS OF HUMAN BIRTH

In PEOPLE ARE TAUGHT TO BE DIF-
FERENT (12 films)

GROUP CONCEPTS OF HUMAN DEATH

In PEOPLE ARE TAUGHT TO BE DIF-
FERENT (12 films)

GROUP METHOD IN SCIENCE. Petite 1956

lOmin sd b&w $60. rent $5

c-ad Guide
Shows a new approach to science teach-
ing in operation in a public school class, and
explains how this method improves instruction
while saving hundreds of dollars in each class-

GROUP PATTERNS OF COURTSHIP BE-
HAVIOR
In PEOPLE ARE TAUGHT TO BE DIF-

FERENT (12 films)

GROUP TRAINING IN BASIC SKILLS

In PEOPLE ARE TAUGHT TO BE DIF-
FERENT (12 films)

GROUP WAYS OF CHANNELIZING AGGRES-
SION
In PEOPLE ARE TAUGHT TO BE DIF-
FERENT (12 films)

GROWING PLACES. ModernTP 195? 26min sd

color free-loan

sh-c-ad
Produced by Empire Photosound for
Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing Co.

The biography of an enterprise, the 3M
company, originator of Scotchbrand tape
and other products. Explains 3M's key concept
of "individual initiative within teamwork"

GROWING UP (PREADOLESCENCE). Coronet

1958 llmin sd b&w $60. color $110

el-Jh Guide

Illustrates variations in the normal
growth process, using animation and silhouette
photography to show that growing up is an un-
even process which differs in boys and girls,
varying with individuals and age. Explains the
role of the endocrine glands in controlling
growth along with health measures which aid
the normal growing process
LC card Fi A 58-854
EFLA evaluation card No. 3739

GROWING UP DAY BY DAY. EBF 1958 lOmin
sd b&w $60. rent $2.50; color $120. rent $4

p-el Guide

A group of third -grade children at a
birthday party start discussing the problem of
growing up. Aspects of growing up are stressed;
the importance of rest, exercise, the right food,
and the importance of learning to act your age

LC card Fi A 59-213

GROWING WITH CITI ES SERVICE. CitiesServ

1959 29min sd color purchase apply, free-
loan

Jh-sh-c-ad
Produced by United States Productions
Tells a story of oil from exploration to

marketing which illustrates the operation of an

American company

GROWTH OF FLOWERS. Coronet 1959 llmin
sd b&w $60. color $110

p-el-Jh-sh Guide

Time-lapse photography shows the
miracle of growth — action imperceptible to the
human eye. Depicts the accelerated growth of

the jonquil, jack-in-the-pulpit. phlox, lily, rose,
zinnia, gladiola and water lily sprouting, strug-

fling for sunlight and life, and finally the
ursting into bloom of the flowers

GROWTH OF THE CITY

In OUR NATION'S ROOTS (26 films)

GUATEMALA. NET 1956 29min sd b&w (Amer-
ica looks abroad ser) rent $4.75

sh-c-ad

Produced by WTTW

Discusses Guatemalan politics, relations
with the United States and the use of United
States foreign aid. Describes the country itself
and its customs and habits. Shows native
clothing and handicrafts

GUIDED TOUR OF LAS VEGAS. GuidedTour
1958 131/^min sd b&w or color free-loan

el-Jh-sh-c-ad
Sponsored by Hertz Rent-A-Car
Nevada's playground, featuring skiing,
fishing, riding and scenic wonders

GUIDED TOUR OF LOS ANGELES. Guided
Tour 1958 IS^^min sd b&w or color free-
loan

el-Jh-sh-c-ad

Sponsored by Hertz Rent-A-Car
Outstanding tourist attractions in the Los

Angeles area, plus a spectator's eye view of

the Rose Parade

GUIDED TOUR OF NEW ENGLAND. Guided
Tour 1958 13l^min sd b&w or color free-
loan

el-Jh-sh-c-ad
Sponsored by Hertz Rent-A-Car
Tour of Massachusetts, New Hampshire
and Vermont, with emphasis upon historic
points and scenic wonders

GUIDED TOUR OF SAN FRANCISCO. Guided
Tour 1958 IS^min sd b&w or color free-
loan

el-Jh-sh-c-ad
Sponsored by Hertz Rent-A-Car
Cable cars, parks, zoos and the water-
front of San Francisco

GUIDED TOUR OF SEATTLE. GuidedTour
1958 13%min sd b&w or color free-loan

el-Jh-sh-c-ad
Sponsored by Hertz Rent-A-Car
Visits the "Queen City of the Pacific
Northwest," Seattle, with a side trip to Canada

GUIDED TOUR OF TAMPA, FLORIDA. Guided
Tour 1958 13%min sd b&w or color free-
loan

el-Jh-sh-c-ad
Sponsored by Hertz Rent-A-Car
A visit to Tampa and Sarasota, Fla.,
highlighting outstanding tourist attractions, in-
dustry and the Gasparilla Pirate Festival

GULF STREAM. NET 1956 15min sd b&w
(Frontiers of the sea ser) rent $3

sh-c-ad

Produced by University of Miami
Discusses the Gulf Stream and its effects
upon land areas bordering the Atlantic. Uses
maps to show the influence the various Atlan-
tic currents have on navigation, commerce, and
the development of the lands touching them

HAIL TO THE BRAVES. MillerBrew 1957 28min
sd color free -loan

ad
Produced by Tel-Ra Productions
Follows the Milwaukee Braves from their
training sessions in Florida through the entire
1957 baseball season

HALF INCH OF SELFISHNESS. Family 1958
15min sd (Our children ser) b&w rent $5,
color rent $8

p-el Guide
The story about two brothers who quar-
rel and argue illustrates the basic causes of
quarreling and arguing and shows some Chris-
tian principles that will help children to over-
come selfishness and get along together
LC card Fi A 59-133

EDUCATIONAL FILM GUIDE, 1959

HAMBURG DIE HANSENSTADT. IntFlmBur
1958 lOmin sd color $120. rent $7.50

sh-c-ad

German narration and titles ,

Designed for German classes. Depicts
Hamburg, its harbor, business, and shopping
areas. Shows a typical middle-income home,
and a trip to the inner and outer lakes, the
botanical gardens and the zoo
LC card Fi A 59-81

HAMLET. BaylorU 1957 20min sd color $150,
rent $12.50

sh-c-ad
A filmed impression of an unorthodox
staging of Shakespeare's "Hamlet," showing
the major scenes as they unfold on -stage. Ex-
plains the approach used in arriving at the
concept of staging; explores the psychological
approach used in the production: shows the
five-stage area where the action of the Play
was presented; and discusses the effect of
modern art on makeup and costumes
LC card Fi A 59-316 ^ _ „^^„
EFLA evaluation card No. 3442

HANDEL AND HIS MUSIC. Coronet 1957
13%min sd (Famous composer ser) b&w
$75. color $137.50

el.Jh-sh-c-ad Guide
Presents Handel as a key figure in the
development of baroque music. Illustrates
with musical selections his contributions to
eighteenth-century music, including the ora-
torio form perfected in the "Messiah." Filmed
in Germany. Italy, and London

LC card Fi A 57-828 ^ ^^ ^^^^
EFLA evaluation card. No. 3468

HANDLE WITH CARE. MichStU 1957 26V2min
sd (County agent ser) b&w $100. rent ap-
ply; color $200. rent apply

ad
Produced by Capital Film Service ^^ ^
Shows fantastic yet simple new methods

of bringing cherries and apples to market in

the best possible condition

HANNAH MEANS GRACE. Hadassah 1958
28min sd color purchase apply, rent apply

sh-c-ad

The doctors, nurses, psychiatrists, social
workers of the Hadassah' s Medical Organiza-
tion in Israel combine their concern and skills
to cure not only ohysically but psychologically
a little girl who is crippled in body and .mind,
and who finds cure and release in dancing

LC card Fi A 59-326

HARLEM WEDNESDAY. Harrison.Ed 1957
lOmin sd color $120. rent $12.50

sh-c-ad

Produced by Storyboard

Depicts a day in the life of a community,
Harlem. Starting with an image of a sleeping
child early in the morning, it portrays the ac-
tivities of people through the day and into the
night. Original paintings by Gregario Pres-
topino, and musical score by Benny Carter

'DFLA evaluation card No. 3590

HARVESTS FROM THE SEA. Guild 1956
26l^min sd b&w (Kingdom of the sea ser)
rent apply , ... ^ ^

p-e!-Jh-sh-c-ad

Life and activities board a modern crab
trawler, and the netting of the king crab

HARVEY DILEMMA. Modern TP 1958 18min
sd b&w free-loan

Jh-sh-c-ad

Produced by Fred A. Miles Productions
for United States Savings & Loan League

Animated cartoon about the functions
and services of a savings and loan associa-
tion and the role of such associations in a
community , _ . „„ „^.

LC card Fi A 59-304

HAY-IN-A-DAY. NewHollMach 1958 28min sd
color free-loan

sh-c-ad
Describes a new development in haying,
explaining how to make top quality hay in as
little as^a day „o n^o

LC card Fi A 58-218

HEALTH HEROES: THE BATTLE AGAINST
DISEASE. Coronet 1959 llmin sd b&w $60,
color $110

el-Jh-sh Guide

Presents the contributions of five men
in the battle against disease. Shows how Van
Leeuwenhoek began the study of germs by
improving the microscope; how Jenner de-
vloped the concept of vaccination; how Pas-
teur's and Koch's study of germs threw new
light on the causes of disease; and how Lister
helped demonstrate the relationship between
sanitation and health

LC card Fi A 59-440

HEATLHY FAMILIES. FilmAssoc 1958 llmin
sd b&w $55. color $110

p-el Guide
Produced by Edward Schuman
Basic health practices — keeping clean,
eating the right foods, resting, playing out-
doors— are demonstrated by the zoo doctor, as
he tells how he helps keep his animal families
healthy. Stresses the doctor's role as a friend,
and the importance of good health practices
LC card Fi A 58-3312

HEALTHY FEET. Coronet 1958 llmin sd b&w
$60. color $110

el-Jh Guide

Slow motion, animation, and X-ray are
used in explaining the structure of the foot
and the function of each part in body motion.
Emphasizes the importance of healthy feet and
proper care in preventing skin diseases and
other foot ailments

LC card Fi A 58-737

EFLA evaluation card No. 3778

HEALTHY SKIN. Coronet 1958 llmin sd b&w
$60, color $110

el-Jh Guide
Explains the importance of clean and
healthy skin in relation to the structure and
function of the skin. Uses animation to show
pores, sweat glands, oil glands, blood vessels,
nerve endings, and other parts
LC card Fi A 58-736
EFLA evaluation card No. 3779

HEART CRIPPLER: RHEUMATIC FEVER.

Wyeth 1957 28min sd b&w or color free-
loan

ad
Kinescope

Details the experiences of several chil-
dren having rheumatic fever. Describes the
symptoms and course of the disease, the diag-
nostic and therapeutic treatment procedures
used in these cases, and the medical and social
problems attendant to the illness and con-
valescence

LC card Fi A 58-1071

HEART IS A REBEL. Worldwide 1958 83min
sd color

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Available on offering basis

Stars Ethel Waters, Georgia Lee and John
Milford. Tells the story of conflict in the life
of a young couple when the husband, an ad-
vertising executive, can't find a place in his
scheme-of-things for his wife's sudden accept-
ance of the Christian faith. A practical nurse
exerts her influence on the young couple through
her faith in God

HEART OF THE PHILIPPINES. ConservBap-
tist 1958 37min sd color $300, rent $10
Jh-sh-ad
Rogilio sees the atrocities of the Com-
munist-inspired Huk terrorists in the Philip-
pines. He searches to know the truth and ac-
cepts Christ. Shows how he overcomes ob-
stacles in his preparation to preach and how
his faith is tested as tragedy strikes his home

HEART THAT^SINGS.^ Baptists 1956 22min
sd b&w $120, rent $6

sh-c-ad Guide

Produced by Broadman Films

An account of the importance of music
in the church. Shows how a typical family of
four were brought into closer fellowship with
CJod and each other through the program of the
church choirs. Portrays others who have found
spiritual happiness and rich blessings by par-
ticipating in the choir program

ALPHABETICAL TITLE LIST

HEAT— BLACKSMITH OF THE EARTH.

NET 1956 30min sd b&w (Discovery II ser)
rent $4.75 , ,^ .

el-Jh-sh

Produced by WGBH „ i,:„i.

Discusses volcanism and the rocks which
result from heat. , Explains the formation of
igneous rocks and how to identify them. Dem-
onstrates volcanism with a miniature volcano

"^In OUR^AT-foN'S ROOTS (26 films)

HELP FOR YOUNG HEARTS. AmHeart 1958
liVzmin sd b&w $30, free-loan

Shows how vocational counseling helps a
teen-age girl with rheumatic heart disease to
preparl for a job suited^ to her abilities; ex-
plains the importance of medical prophylaxis
in preventing recurrent attacks of rheumatic

^^^^"^ LC card Fi A 59-148 ^ ^^ „ .^
EFLA evaluation card No. 3740

HELPERS IN OUR COMMUNITY. Coronet 1958
llmin sd b&w $60. color $110
p Guide

A young girl, her classmates, and their
teacher talk about the different kinds of help-
ers in their community. Shows the street re-
pairman, the doctor, the st9rekeeper,. the bus
driver, and others, describing, the important
work that they do and explaining how they
work together to make the community a good
place in which to live ^^^^

LC card Fi A 58-3362

HENRY STEELE COIVIMAGER— l-V
In. HERITAGE V (5 films)

HERBERT HOOVER. EBF 1958 55min sd b&w
(Wisdom ser) $300, rent $15
Jii-sh-c-ad Guide

Produced by NBC tt .4. ^ a^. ♦«„

The former president of the United States

discusses his career and views on public affairs.

He also discusses the problems of government

in connection with the work of the Hoover

Commission _ , ^„ ^h««
LC card Fi A 58-1130

UPRP AND NOW

In OUR ISIATION'S ROOTS (26 films)

HERE AND THERE WITH FFA. Venard 1958
20min sd color free -loan

Jh-sh-c-ad

Sponsored by United States Golf Assn.

Shows the rules of golf — fairway and

rough with former Open Champion Johnny
Farrell

PLAYGROUND BY THE SEA. Guild 1956
26%min sd b&w (Kingdom of the sea ser)
rent apply

p-el-Jh-sh-c-ad

Depicts big game fishing, the marlin and
the swordfish, skin diving and spear fishing

PLAYS AND PLAYERS (8 films). NET 1957 ea
30min sd b&w rent ea $4.75

c-ad
Produced by WQED. Kinescopes
Titles are:

1. DRAMA: HOW IT BEGAN. Discusses the

early beginnings of the theater. Explains
the techniques of the Greek theater and
how playwriting developed. Illustrates
the chorus technique with a scene from
"Oedipus the king"

2. ACTING: HOW IT BEGAN. Discusses the

actor and where he came from. Describes
the Greek theater in terms of the actor,
his equipment, and techniques. Explains
the theater of the Middle Ages with its
strolling players, liturgical dramas, and
the guild system

3. DRAMA: THE RENAISSANCE. Describes

drama in the western hemisphere. Pre-
sents the various types of stages and ex-
plains the development of special effects
in the theater. Illustrates with scenes
from "Abraham and Isaac"

4. ACTING: THE RENAISSANCE. Presents

the renaissance of acting as the re-birth
of humanism. Discusses the actors of the
Comedia del Orte and the age of Shakes-
peare. Illustrates styles of acting of this
period with scenes from "The Duchess
of Melfi" and "Would be gentleman"

5. DRAMA COMES OF AGE. Discusses the

Shakespearean theater and neo-classic
drama. Tells of realism, not only in
plays, but the theater itself. Demon-
strates early realism with a scene from
"Hedda Gabler"

6. ACTING COMES OF AGE. Discusses the

social position of the actor in the roman-
itic theater. Points out the relationship
between the theater, the actor, and the
birth of democracy. Illustrates realism
of the theater in terms of the actor and
the method of Stanislavski with a scene
from "Under the gaslight"

7. DRAMA: THE TWENTIETH CENTURY.

Presents a brief history of the twentieth
century theater. Describes the growth
of expressionism in the theater. Tells of
the thinking of Chekov, Craig, and
O'Neill. Discusses expressive art in this
century

ALPHABETICAL TITLE LIST

8. ACTING: THE TWENTIETH CENTURY.
Discusses American and European actors
and teaching in a liberal arts college.
Presents a panel discussion of the new
singing- dancing actor and new tech-
niques of acting. Concludes wiiJi advice
for today's young actor

POLICEMAN WALT LEARNS HIS JOB. Film
Assoc 1958 llmin sd b«&w $55, color $110

p-el Guide

Produced toy Argus Films

Follows the traming of a new policeman,
showing him as he studies his lessons in class,
learns now to protect himself and others, and
is taught what a detective does to solve
crimes. Shows the policeman on patrol by him-
self and taking care of an accident

LC card Fi A 59-182

POLICY FOR A FREE WORLD ^ ^

In ESSENTIALS OF FREEDOM (6 films)

POLITICAL METHODS OF SOLVING DIF-
FERENCES BETWEEN NATIONS
In SCIENCE AND HUMAN RESPONSI-
BILITY (22 films)

POLITICAL ORGANIZATION OF CONGRESS
In FROM CAPITOL HILL: PARTY GOV-
ERNMENT AND THE UNITED
STATES CONGRESS (8 films)

POLYMERS AND PLASTICS. NET 1956 30min
sd b«&w (Tempest in a test tube ser) rent
$4.75

Jh-sh-ad

Produced by KQED

Explains the process of polymerization:
the formation of compounds in which chains of
carbon atoms are linked together. Shows the
process with the making of polyethylene, bake-
lite, foam rubber, and rayon

POLYNESIAN CULTURE. Barr 1958 21min sd
color $200, rent $9

Jh-sh-c-ad Guide

Portrays the basic pattern of an ancient
way of life as it still exists in the villages
of American Samoa; shows how a self-sufficient
people utilize the products of their isolated
islan'd world to meet daily needs

LC card Fi A 59-9'6

EFIyA evaluation card No. 3865

POPULATION AND THE EARTH'S RE-
SOURCES
In SCIENCE AND HUMAN RESPONSI-
BILITIES (22 films)

POPULATION, RESOURCES AND FULFILL-
MENT
In SCIENCE AND HUMAN RESPONSI-
BILITIES (22 films)

PORTABLE IRRIGATION. WisU 1956 12%min
sd b&w rent 50c

sh-c-ad

Available for purchase from U.S. Dept.
of Agriculture (USDA) . ,

Shows the ease of moving portable irriga-
tion pipes and the way in which a system can
be made to fit almost any field or farm layout.
Depicts main sources of water — shallow wells,
deep wells, rivers, lakes, and pits

PORTABLE PARADE. Oster 1956 18min sd
color free-loan

ad
Deals with the proper selection and use
of portable pipe threading machines, both in
the shop and on the job

PORTER NOVEL BY HENRI MONNIER. NET

1956 15min sd b&w (Images of art ser)
rent $4

sh-c-ad
Produced by Raidiodifussion Television

Presents the main themes of the engrav-
ings of Henri Monnier, actor, playwright,
draftSiman

PORTRAIT OF THE FAMILY

In COMMONWEALTH OF NATIONS SE-
RIES (13 films)

PORTS OF CALL. Guild 1956 26l^mIn sd b&w
(Kingdom of the sea ser) rent apply

p-el-jh-sh-c-ad

Depicts Zanzibar and points east, west,
south and north, for glimpses of their colorful
ways

POSTURE IN ACTION. lowaU 1958 34min sd
b&w $110, rent $3.75

sh-c-ad

Explains the basic principles of posture
and body mechanics applied particularly to
activities and situations of interest to young
women of high school age and up

POULBOT AND THE CHILDREN OF MONT-
MARTRE. NET 1956 15min sd b&w (Images
of art ser) rent $4

sh-c-ad

Produced by Radiodifussion Television
Francaise

Reveals the sensitivity and affection Poul-
bot felt for the children of Paris. Depicts,
through Poulbot's art, the miseries and joys
of the little street urchins, called "Les petits
Poulbots." who still bear his name

POVERTY AND PLENTY

In COMMONWEALTH OF NATIONS SE-
RIES (13 films)

POWER FOR PLUM STREET. Westing 1956
lOmin sd color $50, free-loan

c-ad

Demonstrates a new method of installing
distribution transformers, showing line crews
installing transformers using both the old and
new method. Describes the a,dvantages of the
new "Westinghouse distribution transformers in
terms of size and weight

IjC card Fi A 57-943

POWER OF PAPER. Glatfelter 1959 27min sd
color free -loan

ei-jh-sh-c-ad

Produced by Victor Kayfetz Productions
Traces the history of paper, showing how
each era brought forth developments in paper
making. Describes an industrial research proj-
ect wnioh discovered a new raw material.
Shows a modern papermaking operation, from
forest to finished paper

PRAYING MANTIS. NET 1956 SOmin sd b&w
(Discovery II ser) rent $4.75

el-Jh-sh

Produced by WG-BH

Discusses the life and actions of the pray-
ing mantis. Tells why it is the carnivore of
the insect world. Shows the first moments of
life of a mantis from birth until it is able to
walk away

PRAYING MANTIS. TennGame&Fish 1958
13min sd b&w or color (World outdoors ser)
free -loan

p-el-Jh-sh-ad
Reveals living habits of the common pray-
ing mantis. Highlights the birth of the mantis

PREJUDICE IN AMERICA. NET 1958 30min
sd b&w (World we want: 1958 ser) rent
$4.75

sh-ad
Produced by New York Herald Tribune.
Kinescope

Teenagers from Brazil, Finland, Ceylon,
and Sudan discuss the problem of education and
its relation to prejudice in the United States.
Presents conclusions concerning how wide-
spread segregation is and the role of education
in solving the probleim

PREPARING FOR THE TRIAL
In ACTION AT LAW (5 films)

PREPARING PEOPLE FOR MORE SIGNIFI-
CANT LIVING
In SCIENCE AND HUMAN RESPONSI-
BILITIES (22 films)

PRESENT AND FUTURE CONDITION OF
NEGROES IN AMERICA
In IOWA READING FILMS (COLLEGE
LEVEL) (15 films)

EDUCATIONAL FILM GUIDE, 1959

PRESS FOR SERVICE. MichStU 1957 26%inin
sd (County agent ser) b&w $100, rent apply;
color $200, rent apply

ad
Produced by Capital Film Service
Shows the increasing use of farm ma-
chinery. Reviews research application of auto-
mation from the automatic light switch to a
giant electronic lemon sorter in California

PRESSURES ON CONGRESS

In FROM CAPITOL HILL: PARTY GOV-
ERNMENT AND THE UNITED
STATES CONGRESS (8 films)

PRIDE. ChofC-Redondo 1958 8min sd color
free -loan

Jh-sh-c-ad
Produced by Riviera Productions
Explains how the city of Redondo Beach
organized itself to clean up its uglier areas,
and how a citizens' group was formed to paint,
rebuild, and collect trash
LC card Fi A 58-3305

PRINT WITH A BRAYER. Bailey 1959 8min sd
color $75, rent $4

el-Jh-sh-c-ad Guide

Explores many possibilities of making
creative prints with a gelatin brayer. Shows
basic technique to make both decorative and
practical prints, including book jackets, place
mats, wrapping paper, greeting cards, and fab-
rics. Shows experimental uses in producing
original designs

LC card Fi A 59-220

EFLA evaluation card No. 3902

PRINTING: FUEL FOR THE RENAISSANCE
In WRITTEN WORD (15 films)

PROBLEM IN DIAGNOSIS. AmHeart 1958
30min sd b&w (Decision for research ser)
$80. free-loan

c-ad
Produced by NBC. Kinescope
Story of heart catheterization and its role
in diagnosing cardiac defects. Indicates how
the heart catheter is useful for research

PROBLEMS OF THE MIDDLE EAST. Atlantis
1958 21min sd (Important areas of our world
ser) b&w $120, rent $10; color $200, rent
$10

Jh-sh-c-ad Guide
Describes the geographic setting of the
Middle East and its influence on history, the
rise of ancient historic empires and their in-
fluence on the problems of the Middle East.
Discusses the problems of the Middle East, in-
cluding minorities and Israel versus Arab unity,
backwardness in agriculture, westernization in
industry, and the need for education
LC card Fi A 59-348

PROCEDURE IN THE TRAFFIC COURTROOM
In TRAFFIC COURT TRAINING (4 films)

PRODIGAL SON. UW 1958 27min sd color (His
way— His word ser) $300, rent $15

el-Jh-sh-c-ad
Produced by Catchings-Denker Corj

Jesus

x-rouuuea oy vjatcnings-JuenKer Corp.
Dramatization of the parable as told by

PRODUCTION CUT-OFF BAND SAW. DoAll
1957 lOmin sd color purchase apply, free-
loan

c-ad
Shows how cost-cutting methods are ap-
plied to basic cut-off operations by using the
2'' wide high-speed steel saw band to cut large
billets, rails, bars and structurals

PROFILE OF A PROBLEM DRINKER. Mc-
Graw 1957 27min sd b&w (Perspective ser)
$125

C-ad

Produced by National Film Board of Can-
ada

Portrayal of the causes and effects of
liquor in the life of a young architect, analyz-
ing some of the reasons which may lead a per-
son into problem drinking

LC card Fi A 58-498

PROFILES OF ELEMENTARY PHYSICAL
EDUCATION. Coronet 1958 32min sd b&w
$180. color $330

Produced by Bureau of Physical Welfare,
Board of Education, Cleveland

Shows successful methods used in the
teaching of physical education from kinder-
garten through the elementary grades. Points
out the advantages of careful organization and
presents many ideas for the guidance of class
activities. Based on the physical education pro-
gram of Cleveland schools

LC card Fi A 58-735

PROGRESS IN MODERN BASIC REFRAC-
TORIES. ModernTP 1959 28min sd color
free -loan

sh-c-ad

Produced by Parthenon Pictures for
Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corp.

Describes the application and manufacture
of basic refractories as they are used in the
steel, glass, copper and cement industries

PROGRESS OF SCIENCE

In HERITAGE II (6 films)

PROGRESS REPORT. IntMin 1957 14min sd
color free-loan

Jh-sh-c-ad
Highlights in a year of progress showing
the use of barges for fertilizer shipment; a
scientific contribution to victory over polio; a
product circles the world in search of a market;
and similar stories

PROMOTION BY-PASS

In OFFICE SUPERVISORS'
(6 films)

PROBLEMS

PRONOMBRES PERSONALES

In SPANISH INSTRUCTO-FILM SERIES
(7 films)

PR0NUNCIACI6N Y ACENTUACI6N

In SPANISH INSTRUCTO-FILM SERIES
(7 films)

^'^°J^'^9.^tiRi^.Jv')' "^HE MAKING OF FOR-
EIGN POLICY. NET 1956 29min sd b&w
(America looks abroad ser) rent $4.75

sh-c-ad

Produced by WTTW
^f +V. ■^f^^y}^^^c.l^^ organization and workings
of the United States Information Agency. Dis-
cusses the scope and effectiveness of the pres-
ent program and compares it with Russian ef-
forts

^^Sff/^"^o9^>'I^/^oATURE (8 films). NET
1956 ea 29min sd b&w rent ea $4.75

sh-c-ad
Produced by KETC
Titles are:

1. LWING PAGE. Describes communication

by means of the printed page as a de-
coding process involving ability and ex-
perience on , the part of the reader.
Stresses the importance of developing skill
in discovering the why and how of writ-
ten communication

2. WRITER'S TONE OP VOICE, Illustrates.

thrpugh music and poetry, the importance
pf interpreting the writer's tone of voice
in deriving meaning from written com-
munication. Defines tone as the relation-
ship between what is meant and what is
said. Points out that all written com-
munication has some kind of tone

3. ROVING EYE. Explains how the writer

selects and arranges words to achieve
proper placement of detail for meaning,
btresses the importance of understanding
the relationship between the writer's rov-
ing eye and point of view

4. SEEING DOUBLE, Explains why and how

writers arrange a series of impressions or
fragments, selected from actuality, to give
meaning to a subject. Discusses several
techniques used to set the mood for a
poem. Demonstrates these techniques
through paintings

5. ILLUSTRATION AND THE TEXT Dis-

cusses the collaboration between authors
and illustrators in illustrating a text. De-
scribes the problems involved and stresses

o?,^!,'^'^^^^^^'?^^ P^ ^i\? illustrator and the
author working together

ALPHABETICAL TITLE LIST

6. CONCERN LITERATURE. Describes ways

in which novelists use their knowledge of
music to build characters, mood, and plot
in prose fiction. Defines the role of music
in literature from a functional point of
view

7. THE HEROES. Describes the deterioration

of the hero concept in literature during
the past thousand years. Asks and an-
swers the question "What has happened
to the hero?" Draws examples from the
days of Beowulf down to the time of Studs
Loniffan

8. WITH AN AMERICAN ACCENT. Develops

the theme that the ultimate aim of liter-
ature is ethical. Defines the accent of lit-
erature as a characteristic way of think-
ing which reflects a particular manner
of speaking or sounding. Points out that
literature must serve a cause or purpose

PROSPERITY FOR ALL. UAW 1958 28min sd
b&w purchase apply, rent $3

sh-c-ad Guide

Presents the testimony of UAW President
Walter Reuther before the Kefauver Committee
on administered prices in the automobile indus-
try. Contrasts principles of the union's 1958
collective bargaining program and its potential
for economic good with facts on price gouging
and profits of giant corporation

PUEBLO DE ESPANA. Churchill 1958 llmin
sd b&w $60. rent $3; color $110. rent $5

Jh-sh-c-ad Guide

Spanish version of the film "Village of
Spain"

Life in the town of Mi.1as in southern
Spain as seen through the eves of the school-
master, and in particular £ls it touches the life
of one of his students

LC card Fi A 59-459

EFLA evaluation card No. 3870

PUERTO RICO. DavisProd 1958 15min sd b&w
$75. color $150

Jh-sh-c-ad
Depicts 15th century streets and ancient
forts made from stone brought as ballast in
old Spanish ships: tropical flora. San Juan
Bautista Day celebration, industries, homes
and beaches

LC card Fi A 57-624

PUERTO RICO. NET 1956 29min sd b&W
(America looks abroad ser) rent $4.75

sh-c-ad

Produced by WTTW

Surveys the political and economic evolu-
tion of Puerto Rico. Explains Puerto Rico's
new political association with the United States.
Describes present Puerto Rican efforts to real-
ize economic benefits through this new status

PULLMAN CONVERSATION

In IOWA READING FILMS (COLLEGE
LEVEL) (15 films)

PUNCH PRESS GUARDING. IntFImBur 1957
llmin sd color $115. rent $12.50

sh-ad

Produced by Campbell Productions for In-
dustrial Accident Prevention Associations

Depicts the duties of the press set-up
man. Shows different types of press, the set-
ups required to provide safe guarding, and the
adjustments that can be made

LC card Fi A 59-354

PURDUE ALUMNI NEWSREEL NO 2. Pur-
dueU 1956 15min sd color rent 75c

sh-c-ad

The 1955-56 school year at Purdue. In-
cludes scenes of athletic events, new buildings,
new student and faculty housing. Homecoming
and Gala Week, musical organizations in action,
and finally commencement

PURDUE BAND AT ILLINOIS GAME— 1956.
PurdueU 1956 12min sd color rent $1

Jh-sh-c-ad Guide
Pre-game and half-time shows at Purdue
football games. Intended for clinical study by
the band members and staff

PURDUE BAND AT INDIANA GAME— 1956.
PurdueU 1956 16min sd color rent $1

Jh-sh-c-ad Guide

■D J '^^^ pre-game and half-time shows at
Purdue football games. Intended for clinical
study by the band members and staff

^^^^■^E: ^-^ND AT NORTHWESTERN GAME
—1956. PurdueU 1956 8min sd color rent $1

Jh-sh-c-ad Guide
- ,^ Pre-game and half-time shows at Purdue's
football game. Intended for clinical study by
the band members and staif

PURDUE BAND AT NOTRE DAME— 1956.

PurdueU 1956 18min sd color rent $1

Jh-sh-c-ad Guide
fr.^4.1. Pre-game and half-time shows at Purdue
football game. Taken for clinical study by the
band members and staff

^^^^M^rs BAND— HIGH SCHOOL BAND DAY
—1956. PurdueU 1956 17min sd color rent $1

Jh-sh-c-ad

f..^4.ir. I^re-game and half-time shows at Purdue
football game. Taken for clinical study by the
band members and staff

PURE SCIENCE AND APPLIED SCIENCE

In (DF SCIENCE AND SCIENTISTS (23
Tiims)

QUACK GRASS, THE PERENNIAL GUEST.

ModernTP 1958 17min sd color free-loan

sh-c-ad
Produced by Calvin Co. for Dow Chemical

fr.r. i Shows how quack grass can be controlled
for Increased crop yields, improved crop qual-
ity and easier crop tillage

QUALITY UNLIMITED. Barbre 1956 30min sd
color free -loan

c-ad
Sponsored by Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp.
Deals with manufacture of wire rope and
emphasizes intensive testing and inspecting
necessary

QUEENSLAND CENTENARY STORY. Austrl
News 1959 21min sd b&w $60. rent $3

sh-c-ad

. Growth, of the State of Queensland from
Its inauguration in 1859 to the present day

Q^^f". f'OR RED TROUT. ModernTP 1956
28min sd color free -loan

Jh-sh-c-ad
., Produced, by William G. Beal. Inc. for
Alcoa Wrap Division. Aluminum Co. of Amer-
ica

Depicts upper Quebec with a canoeing
party in search of the legendary red trout.
Orives tips on choosing a camp site and for cook-
ing over an open fire

QUIZ PROGRAM: SUMMARY

In SCIENTIFIC METHODS (13 films)

RAMAC. IntBus 1957 lOmin sd color purchase
apply, free -loan

c-ad
Produced by Pathe Pictures
T?ATvyrA^/^^^^"P^\?"*^®r^ -^^Ff^-^^l^^t of both the 305
RAMAC and the 650 RAMAC. explaining the na-
ture of random access method of accounting
and control

''^^^rcfSP".^'-^^ ^^, '^'^Y NAME. Hadassah
iyo7 I4min sd color purchase apply, rent
apply

Jh-sh-c-ad
Tc „ 1 ^chel, a Hungarian refugee girl comes to
Israel alone and finds understanding, friends,
a new life and gets a thorough grounding in
Hadassah' s extensive vocational program

EDUCATIONAL FILM GUIDE, 1959

RADIOACTIVITY AND THE PARTS OF AN
ATOM. NET 1956 30min sd b&w (Tempest
in a test tube ser) rent $4.75

Jh-sh-ad
Produced by KQED ^ ^. ^. ,^

Explains the properties of radioactivity.
Defines radioactivity and demonstrates its pres-
ence with a Geiger counter. Illustrates three
kinds of radiation. Shows how an electroscope
is used to detect radiation. Employs a cloud
chamber to show radiation occurring

RAIN. NET 1957 15min sd b«&w (Uncle Won-
der's workshop ser) rent $3

p-el

Produced by WCET

Explains how rain is formed. Demon-
strates how water vapor gets into the air. col-
lects as clouds, and drops as rain

RASPBERRIES FOR EXTRA PROFIT. WisU
1956 12%min sd b&w rent 50c

Jh-sh-c-ad

Available for purchase from U.S. Dept. of
Agriculture (USDA)

Shows steps to successful raspberry pro-
duction to supplement a farmer's regular in-
come. Includes pruning, irrigating, careful pick-
ing, grading, spraying, and knowledge of dis-

RAW MATERIAL. IntFlmBur 1958 27min sd
b&w $125. rent $6

c-ad

Produced by National Film Board of
Canada

Through the story of an ex-convict,
dramatizes the work of the John Howard So-
ciety in the rehabilitation of former prison in-
mates. Discusses the circumstances that led
the man along a delinquent course to prison;
the human understanding he needs upon his
release, and the challenge his case presents
to his immediate family and to the society
in which he is to resume his place

LC card Fi A 56-679

REACH FOR TOMORROW. NatSocCrip 1958
27min sd b&w $100, rent $3.50

Describes the rehabilitation of five
crippled adults and children, portraying the
scope of care and treatment available and il-
lustrating the nationwide services of National
Society for Crippled Children and Adults and
its affiliates in the rehabilitation field
LC card Fi A 58-1045 , ^^ „„„^
EFL.A evaluation card No. 3827

REACHING FOR THE STARS. AustrlNews
1958 lOmin sd b&w $30. rent $1.50

Jh-sh-c

Optical and radio astronomy in Aus-
tralia

READINGS IN SOCIO-ECONOMIC THOUGHT.

MarqUPr 1958 42min si b&w (Improve your
reading ser— I) $395

sh-c-ad

A series of adapted readings in which
the text matter is gradually increased in
speed and in complexity of language and con-
cept to assist in the development of more
effective reading abilities

LC card Fi A 58-916

REALIZING THE WORLD'S ECONOMIC
AND AGRICULTURAL RESOURCES
In SCIENCE AND HUMAN RESPONSI-
BILITIES (22 films)

RED CHINA AND THE FREE WORLD.

World 1958 29min sd b&w (Your world in
crisis ser) $80. rent $8

sh-c-ad

Produced by Metropolitan Educational
Television Assn.

Discusses United States strategy in the
Far East with emphasis on problems of United
States recognition of Red China, seating of
Peking regime in the United Nations. Red
Chinese relations with other Asian nations.
Participants: William Henderson, Dr Frank
Trager. Edgar Snow

EFL.A evaluation card No. 3616

RED CZAR (STALIN). EducFlmEnt 1957
26min sd b&w (Fifty years of history ser)
$175

Jh-sh-c-ad
Depicts the career of Stalin; his rise to
omnipotence as the Red Czar of Russia; and
his rule until his death

RED LETTER DAYS. ModernTP 1958 27min
sd color free-loan

Jh-sh-c-ad

Produced by Sound Masters for Olin
Mathieson Chemical Corp.

Depicts hunting action from Nova Scotia
to Florida, with two experts. They bring down
grouse, wild turkeys and quail (with illustra-
tions of proper gun handling). Shows a
youngster on his first rabbit hunt

RED RIVER OF LIFE (2 films). Moody 1957
sd color (Sermons from science ser) rent

Jh-sh-c-ad
Part 1. 29min. Describes the working of the
heart, picturing the valves of a beating
human heart from the inside and out-
side. Uses photomicrography to show
the functioning of the circulatory system
LC card Fi A 58-1019

Part 2. 33min. Demonstrates the chemistry
of the red blood cell and its ability to
take on oxygen and give off carbon
dioxide; shows tests to determine the
optimum shape for the red blood cell;
and discusses the correlation of blood to
physical and spiritual life
LC card Fi A 58-1020

RED SEA. Moody 1957 12l^min sd color (Bible
adventures ser) rent $6

p-el-Jh Guide

Mr Fixit overhears two boys talking
about what God can — and cannot do. The Red
Sea story convinces them that with <3}od all
things are possible

REELFOOT LAKE. TennGame&Fish 1958
13min sd b&w or color (World outdoors
ser) purchase apply, free -loan

el-Jh-sh-c-ad
A visit to the rookery "Cranetown"
located at the heart of Tennessee's earth-
quake lake. Explains the siltation problem
that is endangering Reelfoot

REFRACTION. NET 1957 15min sd b&w (Uncle
Wonder's workshop ser) rent $3

p-el

Produced by WCET

Explains the principles of light refrac-
tion. Illustrates with a pencil in water and
a magnifying glass. Shows an optical illusion
and tells how it happens

'^^^n^cJuR^NATION'S ROOTS (26 films)

RECENT CARBONATE DEPOSITS IN THE
FLORIDA KEYS. Socony 1957 40min sd
color free -loan

A study of the rock formations of an-
cient reef deposits and newer reefs still being
formed in the Florida keys. Under water
studies show various types of reef growth
and the variety of plant and animal life as-
sociated with reefs. Designed for geologists
and advanced students of natural history

RELATING HUMAN NEED TO HUMAN AS-
PIRATIONS
In SCIENCE AND HUMAN RESPONSI-
BILITY (22 films)

RELIGION IN ISRAEL. Unitedlsr 1957 16min
sd b&w (Drew Pearson reports on Holy
Land ser) rent $3

c-ad

Explains that Israel was the birthplace
of religion and all faiths are free to worship
there today — Judaism, Christianity and Mo-
hammedanism

ALPHABETICAL TITLE LIST

REMBRANDT, MASTER OF THE^NIGHT.

NET 1956 15min sd b&w (Images of art ser)
rent $4

sh-c-ad
Produced by Radiodifussion Television

Develops, chronologically, a portrait of
the life of Rembrandt through a presentation
of his etchings. Devotes special effort in clar-
ifying Rembrandt's mastery of light in portray-
ing not only the soul of the artist but also
the spirit of the individual he draws

REMBRANDT, PAINTER OF MAN. Coronet
1958 IS^min sd b&w $105, color $192.50

el-Jh-sh-c-ad Guide

Selected canvases gathered from twenty-
nine museums in twelve countries chronicle
Rembrandt's amazing ability in the use of light
and shadow and his genius in expressing hu-
man compassion for his subjects. Made in
commemoration of the 350th anniversary of
Rembrandt's birth

LC card Fi A 58-1149

REMEMBRANCE OF TIME PAST: VER-
MEER. NET 1956 15min sd b&w (Images of
art ser) rent $4

sh-c-ad
Produced by Radiodifussion Television
Francaise

Compares the talents of two artisits:
Vermeer's paintings and Proust's writings.
Tells what Proust felt when looking at Ver-
meer's paintings

REPORT ON AFRICA (3 films). EducServ 19158
ea 25min sd color ea $195, rent ea $10

Jh-sh-c-ad
A report on Africa by Congresswoman
Frances P. Bolton
Titles are:

1. WEST AFRICA. Covers Congresswoman

Bolton's survey of French West Africa,
Ivory Coast — ^Abidjan, Liberia, the Gold
Coast, Nigeria, Togoland and the Came-
roons and French Equatorial Africa

2. BELGIAN CONGO AND SOUTH AFRICA.

Report on the Belgian Congo and South
Africa. Portuguese West Africa, North-
ern Rhodesia and Union of South Africa

3. BAST AFRICA AND ETHIOPIA. Surveys

Angola, Tanganyika, Kenya, Zanzibar,
Uganda and Ethiopia

REPRODUCTION IN TERRA COTTA

In VISITS WITH A SCULPTOR (10 films)

REPTILES AND THEIR CHARACTERIS-
TICS. Coronet 1959 llmin sd b&w $60, color
$110

el-Jh-sh Guide

Identifles the Ave orders of animals that
make up the reptile group and points out their
common characteristics and some of their dif-
ferences. Shows the snakes, lizards, turtles,
crocodilians and the rare tuatara In their
native habitats and explains how they live and
reproduce, their adaptations to their environ -
memts, and some of the ways in which they
benefit mankind

REPTILES OF TODAY. NET 1956 SOmin sd
b&w (Discovery II ser) rent $4.75

el-Jh-sh

Produced by WGBH

Introduces contemporary reptiles; alliga-
tors, lizards, snakes, and turtles. Uses living
specimens to explain their characteristics and
habits. Tells how they are cared for in captiv-
ity

THE RETURN. AmPhysTher 1958 38min sd
b&w $140, free-loan

Jh-sh-c-ad

Produced by MPO Productions
Depicts the human and dramatic side of
rehabilitation through the experiences of a
youthful paraplegic who receives a serious
spinal-cord injury in an automobile accident.
Sitresses the vital role of the physical thera-
pists in helping many persons who would
otherwise have oeen hopelessly crippled as a
result of accident or injury
LC card Fi A 59-223
BPLA evaluation card No. 3752

RHYME, REASON AND RUGS. AmViscose
1957 5min sd b&w free-loan

sh-c-ad

Produced by Hartley Productions
Suggests to the consumer ways of bud-
geting carpet purchases and judging carpet
quality in furnishing a temporary home. In-
cludes miniature room settings
LC card Fi A 57-614

RHYTHMIC MOTIONS OF GROWING

PLANTS. Harlow 1958 10l^min sd color $90

Jh-sh-c-ad

Uses time -lapse photography to show
circumnutation, the effects of gravity and
light upon plants, and the so-called "sleep mo-
tions" of leaves. Shows the sweeping motions
of a morning-glory vine and the tendril action
of the wild cucumber

LC card Fi A 59-361

RICE IN TODAY'S WORLD. Coronet 1958
llmin sd b&w $60. color $110

el-Jh-sh Guide
Shows the importance of rice as a major
food crop of the world, pointing out rice-pro-
ducing areas, with particular attention to the
Orient. Explains factors contributing to rice
growing, such as proper climate, water supply,
and terrain, and presents an overview of proc-
esses in the culture of rice
LC card Fi A 58-1141
EFLA evaluation card No. 3753

RICHES OF THE INDIES

In NEW NATION IN THE WEST INDIES
(4 films)

RIGHT WAY. BoyS 1958 34min sd b&w $124,
rent $8.40

c-ad
A scoutmaster deals with problems con-
nected with election of a patrol leader who
is popular but lacking in leadership ability
LC card Fi A 57-632

RISE AND FALL OF ADOLPH HITLER

(2 films). EducFlmEnt 1957 60min sd b&w
(Fifty years of history ser) $350

Jh-sh-c-ad
Available in two half-hour films
xT-x, Describes the rise to power of Adolph
Hitler and his dream to fashion the world
according to his own ambitions. Shows the de-
velopment of the Third Reich and its ultimate
collapse

•^'^^o ^."^^N ^^k-^^9^^ BENITO MUSSOLINI
(2, films). EducFlmEnt 1957 60min sd b&w
(Fifty years of history ser) $350

Jh-sh-c-ad

Available in two half-hour films
* 1, P®Pi^^^ t^®. ^^s,^ to power and final down-
fall of Mussolini, the first contemporary dic-

RESEARCH IN DEPTH

In OF SCIENCE AND SCIENTISTS (23
films)

RESEARCH IN STEEL. See STEEL RE-
SEARCH

RESPONSIBILITIES OF FREEDOM

In NEW NATION IN THE WEST INDIES
(4 films)

RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE SCIENTIST
In HERITAGE II (6 films)

"'^Foi9'^"^'^.^x,'20'^/^N EMPIRE. Coronet 1959
ISVamin sd b&w $75, color $137.50

el-Jh-sh Guide

Traces the development of Rome from a
group of early tribal communities to a mighty
empire which ernbraced a large part of the
Western World. Describes those factors which
made such a rise possible— Rome's concept of
democracy and citizenship, its legal and^ ad-
ministrative system, and its military strength.
Filmed in locations which were part of the Ro-
man Empire

LC card Fi A 59-333

EDUCATIONAL FILM GUIDE, 1959

RIVIERA PLAYGROUND. Radiant 1956 4i/|min
sd b&w or color (France for fun ser) free-
loan

p-el-Jh-sh c-ad
Depicts Nice, Cannes and the highlights
of the Cote d'Azur

ROAD TO INDEPENDENCE ,, .^._,,^ ^^
In COMMONWEALTH OF NATIONS SE-
RIES (13 films)

ROAD TO TOMORROW. PionWom 1958 20min
sd color $100. rent $5

el-Jh-sh-c

Tells the story of the Integration of a
new immigrant family in Israel who had been
waiting for years to come from behmd the
Iron Curtain. Describes the social services ren-
dered to the family by the Working Women s
Council and the problems of the various mem-
bers of family as they rebuild their lives

LC card Fi A 59-344

ROBERT FROST. EBF 1958 30min sd b&w
(Wisdom ser) $150, rent $5.50

Jh-sh-c-ad Guide

Produced by NBC , , ,.^

The poet Robert Frost discusses his life
and work with Bela Kornitzer, Hungarian -born
author, at his farm home in Vermont
LC card Fi A 58-1131

ROBERT FROST— I-IX

In HERITAGE I (9 films)

ROCKET RANGE AUSTRALIA. AustrlNews
1957 20min sd color $170, rent $50

Jh-sh-c-ad

Development of missiles in the Australian
desert

ROCKETS: HOW THEY WORK. EBF 1958
16min sd b&w $90, rent $3.50; color $180,
rent $5.50 . ^ ^ ._.

el-Jh-sh-c-ad Guide

Shows how rockets achieve motion, and
compares rocket power with other types of mo-
tive power. Scenes at a rocket launching site
show the countdown procedure and the take-off
of a giant multi-stage rocket. Demonstrates the
functioning of a rocket guidance system

LC card Fi A 58-663

ROCKETS: PRINCIPLES AND SAFETY. Film
Assoc 1958 llmin sd b&w $55, color $110

el-Jh Guide

Describes the physical principles upon
which rockets work; explains why rocket
motors can work in the absence of air; and
stresses that rockets are dangerous and should
not be built or fired by amateurs

LC card Fi A 59-183

RODENT ENGINEER— THE BEAVER. NET

1956 SOmin sd b&w (Discovery ser) rent $4.75

el-Jh-sh

Produced by WGBH

Tells the story of the beaver and its role
in the history of America. Explains how the
beaver builds dams and creates new environ-
ments. Shows a beaver dam with the animals
swimming, feeding and diving

ROOM IS FOUR WALLS.

12min sd color free-loan

AmViscose 1958

Produced by Earl Fultz Productions
Describes the step-by-step procedures of
qualified interior designers when they redeco-
rate the living room of a typical middle-aged
American couple with grown children. Discusses
fees, designer training, the need to interpret
the client's taste accurately, the importance
of quality labels on furnishings and fabrics,
and how to locate a qualified decorator
LC card Fi A 59-129

ROOT AND SQUARE ROOT. MichStU 1957
26i/4min sd (County agent ser) b&w $100,
color $200

ad
Discusses plant growth regulation directed
toward growing the crop to fit the consumer's
need. Shows the Hawaiian pineapple industry
and the related application of plant growth
regulation

ROOTS OF CRIMINALITY

In CRIMINAL MAN (20 films)

ROOTS OF PREJUDICE (6 films). NET ea

29min sd b&w (World we want: 1957 and
1958 ser) rent ea $4.75

sh-ad
Produced by WOR-TV and New York
Herald Tribune. Kinescopes
Titles are:

1. ROOTS OF PREJUDICE. 1957. Teenagers

from three foreign countries criticize the
United States for the use of the atomic
bomb, for juvenile delinquency, and for
materialism. A delegate from Denmark
defends Americans, even their feeling of
"strong superiority and patriotism"

2. WHO'S RESPONSIBLE? 1956. Herald Trib-

une Forum members from four foreign
countries discuss American prejudices
towards Africans and towards American
negroes

3. IS PREJUDICE ALWAYS BAD? 1957. Teen-

agers from four foreign countries discuss
prejudices against Britain and her pol-
icies. They further discuss their precon-
ceived notions about America and indi-
cate how their visit has changed these
Ideas

4. WHAT ARE DEMOCRACY'S PREJU-

DICES? 1957. Herald Tribune Forum dele-
gates from four foreign countries diS'
cuss their prejudices against other forum
delegates and their countries. They indi-
cate that some of their prejudices have
been removed through acquaintances made
in the United States

5. IN THE NURSERY. 1958. Teenagers from

Malaya. Philippines. Greece. Iceland. Thai-
land, and Turkey discuss prejudices within
their own countries and toward others.
Criticism is made of the American soldier
and tourist as representatives of the
United States

6. WHAT DOES THE WORD "AFRICA"

MEAN TO YOU? 1958. Teenagers from
the Union of South Africa. Nigeria.
Ghana, and Ethiopia discuss segregation
in Africa. Questions the possibility of
segregation leading to war in Africa

ROLE OF CONGRESS

In FROM CAPITOL HILL: PARTY GOV-
ERNMENT AND THE UNITED
STATES CONGRESS (8 films)

ROLE OF LABOR IN WORLD AFFAIRS. NET

1956 29min sd b&w (America looks abroad
ser) rent $4.75

sh-c-ad
Produced by WTTW

Describes the influence of organized labor
on governments and in the direction of foreign
policy. Discusses the work of labor organiza-
tions and shows the coming of the Industrial
Revolution to various world areas

ROOTS OF PREJUDICE

In ROOTS OF PREJUDICE (6 films)

ROUSSEAU: A TRIP IN A LITTLE CART.

NET 1956 15min sd b&w (Images of art ser)
rent $4

sh-c-ad

^ Produced by Radiodifussion Television
Francaise

Presents a trip through Rousseau's pri-
vate world by exploring the subject of one of
his most famous paintings. "The little cart."
Takes a look at the simplest of everyday reali-
ties

ROLE OF THE CITIZEN

In LIFE IN ANCIENT GREECE (2 films)

ROVING EYE

In PROSPECT OF LITERATURE (8 films)

ALPHABETICAL TITLE LIST

ROY. SHEEP DOG OF THE SCOTTISH HIGH-
LANDS. EBF 1958 18min sd b&w $110. rent
$4.50: color $220. rent $7
p-el Guide
The story of a young boy's faith In a
frivolous sheep dog named . Roy and his de-
termined efforts to train his doff to compete
with the finest sheep doffs in Scotland
LG card Fi A 58-778

RUBBER IN TODAY'S WORLD. Coronet 1957
llmin sd b&w $60, color $110
Jh-sh Guide

Reviews the history of rubber, covering
primitive methods of manufacture, the im-
provements through vulcanization, and the mod-
ern production and processes from plantation
to market. Shows sources of and major steps
in the production of synthetic rubber

LC card Fi A 57-1027

RUSSIAN REVOLUTION (2 films). EducFlni
Ent 1957 60min sd b&w (Fifty years of
history ser) $350

Jh-sh-c-ad
Available in two half-hour films
Presents the story of the Russian Revolu-
tion and how the Bolsheviks created a new
military state. Shows the principal figures and
major incidents of the Russian Revolution and
the first seven years after the Revolution

RUTH ST DENIS AND TED SHAWN. EBF

1958 30min sd b&w (Wisdom ser) $150

Jh-sh-c-ad Guide
Produced by NBC ^ , ,, ^

Two of the founders of the Modern dance
in America, are interviewed at Shawn's farm
in Massachusetts. They perform three dances
they created which greatly influenced American
choreography „ „„„^

LC card Fi A 58-3325

SADDLE MAKING. Tandy 1957 16min sd color
free -loan . ^ . .

Jh-sh-c-ad Guide

Detailed instructions in how to make a
saddle

SAFE FARM WIRING— THE KEY TO EFFI-
CIENT POWER USE. FilmProd 1958 19min
sd color $150

Jh-sh-c-ad
Covers proper installation and care of
electrical wiring, primarily on forms. Stresses
maximum safety and most efficient use of
electric power. Covers grounding, wire size,
fusing, lightning protection, proper use and
care of electrical equipment

SAFETY ADVENTURES OUT OF DOORS.

EBF 1958 llmin sd b&w $60, rent $2.50;
color $120. rent $4

p-el Guide

Explains that it is important to know
how to play safely while swimming, boating,
camping out, and playing on playgrounds.
Gives examples of good safety habits and
stresses important points through the use of
rhymed slogans

LC card Fi A 59-399

SAILS TO THE WIND. Guild 1956 26%min sd
b&w (Kingdom of the sea ser) rent apply

p-el-Jh-sh-c-ad

A story of vagabonds of the waterways —
sailing by Chinese junk, sampan, schooner,
cutter or yawl

ST ANDREWS, CRADLE OF GOLF. NatEd
Flms 1959 14min sd color $250, rent $20

Sponsored by United States Golf Assn.

Scenes of the historic town of St Andrews,
the "cradle of golf" and the Old Course — in-
cluding the rarely photographed Royal and An-
cient Clubhouse

THE SALESGIRLS

In IOWA READING FILMS (COLLEGE
LEVEL) (15 films)

SAM HOUSTON LOVED THIS HOUSE. Edi-
torial 1957 5min sd b&w or color (Our living
heritage ser) free -loan

el-Jh-sh-c-ad

Sponsored by McCall's magazine
Shows the home of the Texas hero in
Huntsville and the food and customs of his day

SATELLITES AND MISSILES

In DOCTORS IN SPACE (13 films)

SATELLITES, SCHOOLS, AND SURVIVALI

NatEdAssn 1958 28min sd b&w $75

c-ad

Sponsored by Affiliated State Education
Associations

Shows the close relationship of the Ameri-
can system of education to America's survival
as a free nation. Includes interviews with Vice
President Richard Nixon. Senator Lyndon John-
son, H. Rowan Gaither, Jr., James R. Killian,
Jr., and William G. Carr. Dramatizes the de-
velopment of the present American educational
system since 1900

LC card Fi A 58-730

SATELLITES: STEPPING STONES TO
SPACE. FilmAssoc 1959 17i^min sd b&w
$90, color $170

el-Jh-sh Guide

Explains what satellites are and why they
are important to us. Shows how satellites are
placed on orbit, why they stay up, and what
determines their lifetimes

LC card Fi A 59-184

SAVE THAT PLANT. WisU 1956 12y2min sd
b&w rent 50c

Jh-sh-c-ad

Available for purchase from U.S. Dept. of
Agriculture (USDA)

Instead of throwing out a damaged plant,
a housewife shows how to report the main part
of the plant and how to start cuttings from the
broken leaf stalks. Discusses fertilizing, water-
ing, sterilizing the soil, and soil mixtures

SCENERY CONSTRUCTION FOR AMATEUR
THEATERS. Coronet 1959 llmin sd b&w
$60

sh-c

Produced by Frangor Films

Covers the selection of woods for the
frame — the basic unit of the set, the parts of
the frame, and the assembly of the frame. De-
scribes the proper employment of corner braces,
toggle rail, keystones, application of fabric,
optional sub-rail, lash-lines and cleats

SCHOOL FOR JOHNNY. AmInstArch 1958
14min sd color $65, rent $5

. Produced by Henry J, Kaufman & As-

Explains how the architect goes abort
designing a school for Johnny. Clears up some
misconceptions about cost comparisons and
"low cost" designs. Shows examples of out-
standing schools from all parts of the country

SCHOOL UNDER THE TREES. TennGame&
Fish 1958 13min sd b&w or color (World
outdoors ser) purchase apply

el-Jh-c-ad

Presents a school for conservation offi-
cers. Highlights a class in basic ecology. Shows
a night session in duck and turkey calling

SCHWEINFURT

In AIR POWER (26 films)

SCIENCE AND COMMON SENSE

In OF SCIENCE AND SCIENTISTS (23
films)

SCIENCE AND HUMAN RESPONSIBILITY
(22 films). NET 1956 ea SOmin sd b&w
rent ea $4.75

c-ad
Produced by KETC
Titles are:
1. BEGINNINGS OF A CONFERENCE FOR
TELEVISION. Introduces the series "Sci-
ence and human responsibility" by dis-
cussing the reasons for calling the con-
ference. Surveys the problems to be dis-
cussed

EDUCATIONAL FILM GUIDE, 1959

SCI
2

ENCE AND HUMAN RESPONSIBILITY

— Continued

MAN'S ASPIRATIONS AND HIS FREE-
DOM TO ATTAIN THEM. Discussion of
the philosophic atmosphere in which sci-
entists are doing their thinking. Ques-
tions man's freedom to do anything

MAN'S NEED. Analysis of man's trust and
greatest needs. Points out that mans
Aspirations and needs are not always one
and the same thing

RELATING HUMAN NEED TO HUMAN
ASPIRATIONS.^ Use of man s freedom
Tells how freedom can best be utilized
to bring about an adjustment between
aspirations and needs

MILITARY PRECAUTIONS FOR PRE-
VENTING WAR. Use of military force
as the major deterrent to war until an
international force can be established

ECONOMIC PRECAUTIONS FOR PRE-
VENTING WAR. Use of western capital
for the industrial development of the
under-developed areas of the world. Pre-
sents an analysis of a long range foreign
aid policy to help secure peace

POLITICAL METHODS OF SOLVING DIF-
FERENCES BETWEEN NATIONS. Dis-
cussion of American Foreign Policy.
Points up the need of convincing our
allies we are doing "the right thing in
foreign affairs

LEGAL METHODS OF SOLVING DIF-
FERENCES BETWEEN NATIONS. In-
ternational law as an effective force in
world affairs. Suggests that international
law be backed with an international
police force

IDEAS AND IDEOLOGIES. Dynamics of
ideas and ideologies. Suggests a cultural
exchange with Russia in an effort to les-
sen world tensions
SOLVING DIFFERENCES BETWEEN
NATIONS. Use of a world assembly and
a world police force for maintaining peace

MOBILIZING AGRICULTURAL RE-

SOURCES. Necessity for maximum pro-
duction of agricultural resources as a
safeguard of world peace. Points out how
a shortage of agricultural products espe-
cially in underdeveloped areas, could pro-
duce tensions more dangerous than the
opposing ideologies of America and Rus-
sia

MOBILIZING ECONOMIC RESOURCES.
Analysis of the existing economic re-
sources of the world. Points up the great
disparity existing between different areas.
Suggests a massive transfer of seed cap-
ital from the West to the East to bring
the world standard of living to an over-
all high level

REALIZING THE WORLD'S ECOTTOMTC
AND AGRICULTURAL RESOURCES.
Ways and means of realizing the potential
economic and agricultural resources of
the world

POPULATION. RESOURCES AND FUL-
FILLMENT. The rapid growth in world
population as a result of scientific ad-
vances in control of disease. Discusses
the question of the expanding population
with respect to economic and agricul-
tural resources

POPULATION AND THE EARTH'S RE-
SOURCES. Resources of the earth and
their ability to support man. Discusses
the expansion of population in relation
to resources. Points out the possibility
of birth control to curb the danger of
population growth which could outrace
the ability to produce

16. MAKING IDEAS AVAILABLE ^TO

PEOPLE. The needs of education, fed-
eral aid. teacher and classroom shortages.
Points out how individuals should be
educated to make more valuable use of
leisure time

17. EDUCATING ON THE SUB-VERBAL

LEVEL. Potentiality of education on the
sub-verbal level. Discusses the training
of the special senses such as vision and
the autonomic nervous system. Points
out the need for research and application
of training on the sub -verbal level in order
for man to attain a higher capacity for
thought

10.

11.

12.

13.

14.

15.

18. PREPARING PEOPLE FOR MORE SIG-

NIFICANT LIVING. Ways and means of
preparing people for more significant liv-
ing. Discusses the importance of a .con-
tinuing education after formal training
has ended. Points out reasons why adults
do not continue educating themselves and
how to overcome these problems

19. EDUCATION AND THE UNDER-DE-

VELOPED AREAS OF THE WORLD.
Suggests the use of an already -proven
method of combating illiteracy in order
to help the people of underdeveloped
areas. Emphasizes that people are on the
move and must be helped.

20. AMERICA'S PLACE IN THE WORLD

PICTURE. America's place in the world
and her responsibility to bring about a
peaceful world community through her
available resources

21. ACTIVATING HUMAN POTENTIAL. Syn-

thesis of the many aspects of education
as discussed in the preceding programs.
Points out how education can be used
most effectively in activating man's
potential

22. SUMMING UP. Presents the conclusions

arrived at during the conference. Uses
film clips of statements made by the
various conferees to strengthen and point
up the conference's conclusions

SCIENCE AND NON-SCIENCE

In OF SCIENCE AND SCIENTISTS (23
films)

SCIENCE AND QUANTITY

In OF SCIENCE AND SCIENTISTS (23
films)

SCIENCE AND WHOLE NUMBERS

In OF SCIENCE AND SCIENTISTS (23
films)

SCIENCE DETECTIVES. ModernTP 1958 26min
sd b&w free -loan

p-ei-Jh-sh-c-ad

Produced by CBS for Charles Pfizer & Co.

Discusses how bio-chemists are conduct-
ing a diligent search for more antibiotics like
penicillin and terramycin

SCIENCE IN ISRAEL. Unitedlsr 1957 15min
sd b&w (Drew Pearson reports on Holy
Land ser) rent $3

c-ad
Points out that the men who brought
atomic science to the United States were Jewish
refugees from Hitler. Today, similar refugees
are working in Israel not only on atomic science
but in training medical students and helping to
prolong human life

SCIENTIFIC FORECASTING

In SCIENTIFIC METHODS (13 films)

SCIENTIFIC METHODS (13 films). NET 1957
ea 30min sd b&w rent ea $4.75

sh-ad
Produced by KQED
Titles are:

1. SCIENTISTS AND PEOPLE. Discusses the

role of the scientist in society. Indicates
why a broad acquaintance with science is
essential for the educated man

2. OBSERVATION AND EXPERIMENT. Ex-

plains the scientific method and how it is
used. Points out that science is based
on observable facts. Illustrates how com-
plete reliance on the physical senses can
be deceiving

3. LAWS OF MEN AND NATURE. Discusses

the laws of men and nature. Provides
examples using the laws of conservation
of mass and energy. Explains the gas
laws and how gases behave. Defines prin-
ciples and rules and how they differ from
laws

4. INTERPRETING THE EVIDENCE. Ex-

plains why natural laws tell how things
may be expected to act. Provides ex-
amples using the gas laws. Uses a film
sequence of molecular action. Tells how
explanations of natural laws result in con-
cepts leading to comprehensive theories

ALPHABETICAL TITLE LIST

5. MODELS, MOLECULES. AND MATHE-

MATICS. Explains how the results of
observation and experiment can be illus-
trated with models. Demonstrates with
models of crystals and molecules. Tells
how models help in understanding phe-
nomena and suggests mathematical rela-
tionships

6. SCIENTIFIC FORECASTING. Discusses the

importance of scientific forecasting. Com-
pares forecasting through astrology,
palmistry, laws or average, and the busi-
ness cycle with the scientific methods of
valid theory and statistical evaluation

7. STATISTICAL EVIDENCE. Illustrates the

laws of chance or probability. Discusses
fallacies of what is "normal" and "ab-
normal." Points out the variability of
human beings by discussing the average
man. Emphasizes limitations in what can
be predicted

8. YOU CANNOT KNOW THE UNKNOW-

ABLE. Discusses the limits of predict-
ability. Illustrates the nature of what is
knowable and unknowable with the use
of a swinging compound pendulum and
an explanation of various properties of
electrons

9. SOCIOLOGY OF MOLECULES. Discusses

the forces that differentiate species of
molecules. Reviews briefly the structure
and nature of atoms and molecules. Shows
different factors affecting the solubility
of gases, liquids, and solids in water and
other liquids

10. STORY OF HELIUM. Traces the scientific

value of the discovery of helium to appli-
cations in deep sea diving and high alti-
tude flying

11. BEASTS AND BONES. Explains the meth-

ods of analysis used in understanding the
complexity, forms, and inter-relations of
animals. Demonstrates with charts and
models how animals are classified accord-
ing to what they do and skeletal char-
acteristics

12. QUIZ PROGRAM: SUMMARY. Reviews the

important concepts of the preceding pro-

frams through questions and answers,
'ouches briefly on such concepts as the
law of survival, law of averages, in-
telligence, and the criteria of scientific
judgment

13. TO YOUNG PEOPLE WITH ACTIVE

MINDS. Discusses the future of scientific
endeavor and the qualities which help
make a scientist. Explains why the young
person interested in science should possess
curiosity, imagination, drive, and a criti-
cal sense

SCIENTIFIC TRAINING

In HERITAGE II (6 films)

SCIENTIST AND HIS WORK
In HERITAGE li (6 films)

SCIENTISTS AND PEOPLE

In SCIENTIFIC METHODS (13 films)

SCREW THREADS. PurdueU 1958 27min sd
b«&w $125. rent $3.25

sh-c-ad

Defines, by means of models and draw-
ings, the important terms associated with screw
threads. Explains step-by-step constructions of
national threads and square thread^

SCULPTOR CARVES A GIANT. Classroom 1956
16min sd color $1150

sh-c-ad

Produced by Three Rivers Productions
College students commission the sculptor.
Carroll Barnes to create a monumental carving
for their campus. The progress of the statue
is followed from the fellmg of a giant redwood
to the actual unveiling in their memorial court
LC card Fi A 58-3538
EFLA evaluation card No. 3328

SCULPTURE— l-XI

In SCULPTURE SERIES (11 films)

SCULPTURE IN RELIEF

In VISITS WITH A SCULPTOR (10 films)

SCULPTURE IN THE WORLD OF ART. NET

1956 30mm sd b&w (World of art ser) rent
$4.75

sh-c-ad
Produced by WQED

Presents a historical review of sculptur-
ing, emphasizing the materials and techniques
employed in creating this art form. Discusses
sculptural masterpieces from Egypt. Assyria,
and Greece

SCULPTURE IN WOOD

In VISITS WITH A SCULPTOR (10 films)

SCULPTURE SERIES (11 films). NET 1956 ea
29min sd b&w rent ea $4.75

sh-c-ad

Produced by KETC-TV
Titles are:

SCULPTURE— I. Discusses the materials and
tools used in modeling a portrait bust
from clay. Shows the steps in applying
clay to the armature. Illustrates how the
sculptor proceeds to develop essential
characteristics of the model's head

SCULPTURE— II. Brings the portrait bust to
life-size proportions by adding more clay
to the armature. Begins work on some of
the details of form ending with a general
likeness of the model

SCULPTOR— III. Demonstrates the placement
and modeling of facial features. Explains
the technique of "drawing" and the im-
portance of working all over the bust.
Discusses the place of the death mask
in sculpturing

SCULPTURE— IV. Presents a review of the
materials and work completed in the pre-
ceding programs. Explains the three gen-
eral parts into which the head is divided.
Shows the sculptor working on the eyes,
chin, ears and nose

SCULPTURE— V. Explains how the artist
works to refine certain areas. Shows how
to "draw" carefully in the clay to bring
out certain characteristics of the model.
Discusses capturing certain expressions
in the clay

SCULPTURE— VI. Explains how an area can
be broken up into planes by the use of
a block of wood. Shows ways of modeling
the eyes. Discusses the importance of the
sculptor being able to draw graphically

sculpture:— VII. completes the clay bust.
Shows how the eye is modeled. Empha-
sizes the importance of having different
Barts work together as a whole. Outlines
le many finishing techniques that can
be used

SCULPTURE— VIII. Illustrates the mold cast-
ing stage in the development of the sculp-
tural portrait. Shows how plaster is
mixed, applied to the clay, and the Im-
portance of working fast. Discusses the
use of shims for separating the mold

SCULPTURE— IX. Demonstrates the removal
of the mold from the clay bust. Shows
methods and implements used in remov-
ing the cast. Points out the importance
of being careful and patient. Reviews
briefly what has taken place during the
preceding programs

SCULPTURE— X. Discusses the process of
making a plaster cast. Points out how
the molds are shellacked and placed to-
gether again. Demonstrates how the
plaster is mixed. Shows the process of
pouring the plaster into the mold

SCULPTURE— XL Shows how the mold is re-
moved from the finished plaster bust.
Discusses the use of bluing in the first
coat of plaster. Illustrates the use of
the screw driver and mallet in removing
the mold. Concludes with a comparison
of the model and the completed plaster
portrait bust

SEA BIRDS AND SEA„ ELEPHANTS. Guild
1956 26i/2min sd b&w (Kingdom of the
sea ser) rent apply

p-el-Jh-sh.c-ad
Life on remote islands off the Pacific
Coast, featuring penguins, pelicans, seals and
the almost extinct sea elephants

SCULPTURE IN STONE

In VISITS WITH A SCULPTOR (10 films)

SEA OF AIR

In DOCTORS IN SPACE (13 films)

EDUCATIONAL FILM GUIDE, 1959

SEA OF CORTEZ. Aluma 1957 13%min sd
color free-loan

Jh-sh-c-ad

Produced by Lareina Productions ^ ,
Spear fishing for the large grouper fish
off the Tibrion Islands

SEA OTTER. Barr 1958 llmin sd color $100.

''^''^ ^^ el-Jh-sh-c-ad Guide
Shows how the sea otter is being slowly
restored after near extinction by ^ early fur
hunters; studies the life habits of the sea

°"®' LC card Fi A 58-3335

SEA OTTERS OF AMCHITKA. Thorne 1959
45min sd color $450. rent $20
Jh-sh-c-ad

Produced by H. Robert Krear
Stresses the life history, ecology, and be-
havior of the sea otter. Shows the interrela-
tions of the sea otter with other animal life
in its environment

SEA SPORTS. Guild 1956 26y2min sd b&w
(Kingdom of the sea ser) rent apply

p-el-Jh-c-ad
Shows speedboat racing, body surfing. O-
lympic swimmers, fancy divers, the Inter-
natonal Surfboard Competition in Hawaii, and
babies that swim underwater

SEA YIELDS TO KNOWLEDGE. Guild 1956
26%min sd b&w (Kingdom of the sea ser)

rent apply , ,u u ^

p-el-Jh-sh-c-ad

Depicts the training of men in the United
States (Joast Guard— to guard life and property
the world over

SEAFOODS AND CUSTOMS. NET 1956 15min
sd b&w (Frontiers of the sea ser) rent $3

sh-c-ad
Produced by University of Miami
Discusses how customs, religious beliefs.
habits, and social prestige tend to, prejudice
society against many tasty and nutritious sea-
foods. Shows a number of little known sea ani-
mals, including the sea urchin, needle fisi
lamprey, and octupus, and tells of their food
possibilities

SEAN O'CASEY. EBF 1958 30min sd b&w
(Wisdom ser) $150, rent $5.50

Jh-sh-c-ad Guide

Produced by NBC^,^ . .^ ...

Dramatist Sean O' Casey visits with a
young American friend at his home in England,
discusses great playwrights whom he has
known and admired — including Shaw, Yeats,
and Lady Gregory — and speaks of the great
hope he holds for the world

LC card Fi A 58-1134

SEARCH FOR SEA-RUN SPECKLED. Mod-
ernTP 1958 27V^min sd color free-loan

el-Jh-sh-c ad

Produced by W. G. Beal, Inc. for Aluma
Craft, Johnson Motors, Wright McGill Co.

Depicts a fishing expert in Nova Scotia
in quest of a rare catch — the sea-run speckleds,
brook trout that have reverted to the habits of
their ancient ancestors, the Atlantic salmon

SECRETS OF SEED GROWTH. TennGame&
Fish 1958 13min sd b&w or color (World
outdoors ser) free -loan

el-Jh-sh-c-ad

Time -lapse photography reveals the
growth of a kernel of Indian corn

SEE HOW THEY LEARN. IndU 1956 29min sd
b&w $135, rent $5.50

c-ad

Shows how children through the first
three grades are taught the fundamentals of
reading, writing, arithmetic, and spelling. Com-
ments about today's classrooms and the pro-
fessional qualities of teachers

EFLA evaluation card No. 3610

SEEDS OF NATIVISM

In OUR NATION'S ROOTS (26 films)

SEEING DOUBLE

In PROSPECT OF LITERATURE (8 films)

SELF-PORTRAITS IN THE WORLD OF ART.

NET 1956 30min sd b&w (World of art
ser) rent $4.75

sh-c-ad

Produced by WQED , ^

Discusses the importance of the self-
portrait as a means of art expression. Demon-
strates the various techniques involved in
painting self-portraits by having two profes-
sional artists develop their own likenesses

SEMPERVIRENS. See FOREVER LIVING
FORESTS

SENATE AND THE HOUSE OF REPRE-
SENTATIVES
In FROM CAPITOL HILL: PARTY GOV-
ERNMENT AND THE UNITED
STATES CONGRESS (8 films)

SEND OFF. Assn 1959 12min sd color free-loan
Jh-sh-c-ad

Produced by Editorial Films for Evapo-
rated Milk Assn.

Two youngsters prepare a going-away
dinner from round-the-world recipes — included
are chicken Marco Polo, Asparagus Romano,
French Bread, Piccadilly Circus Salad and
Fudge Cake

SENSE OF HUMOR. NET 1956 30min sd b&w
(Measure of man ser) rent $4.75

c-ad

Produced by KQED

Analyzes comedy: what is funny and why
it is funny. Discusses the purpose of humor
and how it is used by satirists. Highlights
humor through the use of cartoons, jokes, and
literary selections. Lets the viewer draw the
final conclusions on the nature of humor

SENSE OF TRAGEDY. NET 1956 30min sd b&w
(Measure of man ser) rent $4.75

c-ad

Produced by KQED

Evaluates the significance of the "sense
of tragedy" in making a measure of man.
Analyzes the pleasure man derives from the
tragedy of a fellow creature in literature or
drama. Presents writings and documents from
real life to inquire into the elements that make
tragedy

SER Y ESTAR
In SPANISH
(7 films)

INSTRUCTO-FILM SERIES

SERPENT OF BRASS. Moody 1957 12%min sd
color (Bible adventures ser) rent $6

p-el-Jh

Correlated with the fllmstrip of the same
title

Explains that God's people often become
discouraged when they drop their guard of
faith, emphasizing the importance of keeping
eyes turned to Christ as Saviour

LC card Fi A 58-1008

SERVICE STATION. Dowling 1958 llmin sd
color $110

p-et Guide
Begins with a sequence on early automo-
biles and service conditions. Shows how service
stations are an essential part of modern com-
munity life everywhere. Details the services
given and the equipment used

EFLA evaluation card No. 3830

SEURAT'S PARISIAN SUNDAYS. NET 1956
15min sd b&w (Images of art ser) rent $4

sh-c-ad

_ Produced by Radiodifussion Television
Francaise

Uses paintings by Seurat to develop a
theme about Parisian Sundays. Provides a
general introduction to the series

17 CENTURIES INTO FOCUS. Sterl-MovUSA
1957 15min sd b&w (Algerian portfolio ser)
free -loan

c-ad
^ ^ Sponsored by Robert Schofield & Asso-

History from the Phoenicians, Romans,
Turks and Barbary pirates to the Algeria today

ALPHABETICAL TITLE LIST

SEVENTEENTH AND EIGHTEENTH CEN-
TURI ES
In EDUCATION IN AMERICA SERIES (3
films)

SEVENTY TIMES SEVEN. BaptistBk 1957
29min sd b&w (This ia the answer ser)
$180. rent $9 .^ ^

Jh-sh-c-ad

Produced by Family Films for Southern
Baptist Radio and ^Television Commission

A man who lias been helped by others
in his successful business, is hard and ruthless
in dealing with others in his debt. The mean-
ing of forgiveness is clearer to him when he
blinds his own son in a hunting accident. Based
on Matthew 18:23-35

SEXUALITY AND CRIME ^, ^
In CRIMINAL MAN (20 films)

SHADOW OF TOMORROW. BaptistBk 1957
29min sd b&w (This is the answer ser)
$180, rent $9

el-Jh-sh-c-ad
Produced by Family Films for Southern
Baptist Radio and Television Commission

When a self sufficient young man con-
tracts polio and is paralyzed, his clinging vine
type of wife transfers her dependency to his
best friend and almost ruins three lives. She
does mature, however, with the help of the
doctor, and finally understands that her life
must be grounded In faith beyond herself or
her husband

SHADOWS. NET 1957 15min sd b&w (Uncle
Wonder's workshop ser) rent $3

p-el

Produced by WCET . ^ . ,

Explains shadows and illustrates materials

that cast shadows and others that do not.

Shows how to make a sun clock

SHARK. Guild 1956 26i^min sd b&w (Kingdom
of the sea ser) rent apply

p-e!-Jh-sh-c-ad
Shows the capture of a basking shark
weighing over 2600 pounds

SHELLFISHING IN THE CHESAPEAKE. Vir-
ginia-Ed 1956 29min sd b&w $90, rent $4;
color $195, rent $8

el-Jh-sh-c-ad

Discmsses Virginia's tidal waters and the
fish which are caught there for commercial
purposes, and shows the netting methods used
to catch the various major species

LC card Fi A 58-281

SHIP BEST WAY. UnitedAIr 1958 28min sd
color free -loan

sh-c-ad
Produced by Gate & McGlone
Describes the efficiencies and economies
which can be realized through modern air
shipment. Shows how a traffic manager faced
with a severe competitive problem turns to air
freight shipment for his product

SHIP'S BELLES AT MYSTIC. NatEng&Boat
1958 14min sd color (Water world ser) free-
loan

el-Jh-sh-c-ad
Produced by Victor Kayfetz Productions
Depicts Girl Scout mariners as they live
aboard the square-rigged "Joseph Conrad" and
learn of America's heritage of the sea in
Mystic's (Connecticut) Youth Education Pro-
gram

THE SHRIMP. NET 1956 15min sd b&w (Fron-
tiers of the sea ser) rent $3

sh-c-ad
Produced by University of Miami
Discusses the value of the shrimp as a
food resource. Explains the life history of the
shrimp^ and shows the areas in which they are
found. Describes the techniques used in catch-
ing the grooved shrimp

SICILY, ISLAND OF THE SUN. DavisProd
1958 15min sd b&w $75, color $150

Jh-sh-c-ad
Views of Palermo, Greek and Roman
ruins, tarantella dancers and orchestra, a pup-
pet performance, hand carved and painted

carts, and architectural variations due to for-
eign occupation. Shows the fight of giant tuna
against men using Arabic methods of fishing
I^C card Fi A 58-601

SICK MINDS AND CRIME

In CRIMINAL MAN (20 films)

SIGHTS ON AFRICA. ModernTP 1956 25min
sd color free -loan

ad
Sponsored by Lyman Gunsight Co.
Depicts a one-man safari in Africa.
Shows stalking zebra, rhinoceros and ele-
phants. Includes scenes of native butchering
of slain game

SIGN AND SYMBOL

In WRITTEN WORD (15 films)

SIGNIFICANCE OF THE
SCROLLS
In HERITAGE VII (5 films)

DEAD

SEA

SIGNIFICANCE OF THE OLD TESTAMENT
In HERITAGE VII (5 films)

SIMPLE PLANTS: ALGAE AND FUNGI. Co-
ronet 1957 13%min sd b&w $75, color $137.50

Jh-sh Guide

Describes major characteristics of simple
plants and shows how they differ from higher
plants; shows their natural habitats; explains
major differences between algae and fungi; and
points out diverse human uses of algae and
fungi

LC card Fi A 57-1023

EFLA evaluation card No. 3484

SIMPLE PLANTS: BACTERIA. Coronet 1958
13%min sd b&w $75, color $137.50

Jh-sh-c Guide

A study of bacteria and the science of
bacteriology, with reference to the major char-
acteristics of bacteria, the useful and harmful
varieties, the growing of bacterial colonies, the
methods of checking bacterial growth, and the
use of antibiotics. Microscopic views reveal
the three known groups — spiral, rod-shaped,
and spherical bacteria — the bacterial digestive
process, and the nature of enzymes

LC card Fi A 58-754

EFLA evaluation card No. 3789

SINGING IN THE GENERAL MUSIC CLASS-
SEVENTH GRADE. lowaU 1957 30min sd
b&w $100. rent $3.75

c-ad Guide
Particularly concerned with the Implica-
tions Inherent In working with singing groups
which include voices that are changing

SIR OSBERT SITWELL. EBF 1958 30min sd
b&w (Wisdom ser) $150, rent $5.50

Jh-sh-c-ad Guide

Produced by NBC

Sir Osbert Sitwell. British writer and wit,
entertains Samuel Chotzinoff, American critic
and music director. In his ancestral home, Ren-
shaw Hall: gives his views on a variety of
topics, including aristocracy and art, democ-
racy and the common man, the world situa-
tion, personal prejudices, and his career as a
writer

LC card FI A 58-640

SIX-LEGGED CLASS. NET 1956 30min sd
b&w (Discovery II ser) rent $4.75

el-Jh-sh

Produced by WGBH

Discusses the characteristics of insects.

Introduces three insect hobbyists who con-
duct a field trip to point out the insects of the
field and stream. Close-ups of seldom-seen in-
sects

SIXTH^ INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP
AND CANADA CUP MATCHES. NatEd
Flms 1959 26min sd color $250, rent $20

Sponsored by United States Golf Assn.

Features historic moments in golf's oldest
team competition between Great Britain and
the United States of America, climaxed with
sequences of the 1959 matches played at Muir-
fleld, Scotland

WALKING IN THE SUN np..R

In ITALIAN HOLIDAY SERIES (13 fllmsj';

WANTED: TRAINED PRACTICAL NURSE.

FloridaU 1959 15min sd b&w $60; color $102,
rent $3

sh-c-ad

Discusses the shortage of professional and
practical nurses. Shows situations under which
practical nurses can serve, and explains the na-
ture of the one-year terminal course available
in most states for training practical nurses

LC card Fi A 59-937

WAR IN CHINA: 1932-1945. McGraw 1959 27min
sd b&w (Twentieth century ser) $135, rent
apply

sh-c-ad

Produced by CBS- TV

A documentary account of the struggle of
the Chinese people to resist Japanese aggres-
sion and invasion in the years preceding World
War II

LC card Fi A 59-793

WAR YEARS

In ABRAHAM LINCOLN, A STUDY IN
GREATNESS (3 films)

WAS IT WORTH READING?

In PATHWAYS TO READING (5 films)

WASHINGTON. MichU-TV 1958 29^min sd
b&w (Genius ser) $100, rent $5

sh-c-ad

Kinescope

A viewpoint that George Washington's
genius was more a genius of personality than
brilliance; of a certain kind of man meeting his
time and place right on the nose

VOLUMES OF PYRAMIDS, CONES, AND
SPHERES
In DISCOVERING SOLIDS (3 films)

THE VOLUNTEER. Methodist 1958 14min sd
b&w (Talk back ser) $80, rent $5
sh-c-ad Guide
A dramatization about a retired school
teacher who is confused by a feeling of rejec-
tion and fails to make her badly needed talents
known to the nursery school
LC card Fi A 59-1003

VOYAGE TO THE SUN. ModernTP 1958 28min
sd color free -loan

c-ad
Produced by The Rank Laboratories for
Cunard Steamship Co.

Pun and adventure on a steamship cruise
from England to South Africa

WASHINGTON— AT WORK. Assn 1959 18min
sd b&w free -loan

sh-c

Produced by Wilding Picture Productions
for Kiplinger Washington Letters

Portrays the working people of Washing-
ton— all types — business men, government work-
ers, lobbyists, defense department, etc. Shows
how the great city ticks

LC card Fi A 60-780

WASHINGTON, D.C. INTERNATIONAL

HORSE RACE. ModernTP 1959 18min sd
color free -loan

ad
Sponsored by Laurel Race Course
Shows the top thoroughbreds from Amer-
ica and Europe as they prepare for the an-
nual horse race at Laurel Race Course, Laurel,

118

ALPHABETICAL TITLE LIST

WASHINGTON STATE WONDERLAND. Mod-

ernTP 1956 14min sd color free-loan

sh-c-ad

Available only in Ariz., Cal., Colo., Ida.,
Mont., Nev., N.M., Ore., Utah and Wyo. .

Sponsored by Washington State Tourast
Promotion Division

Panorama of the Pacific Northwest, pic-
turing the forests, mountains, ocean beaches,
giant dams and other scenic attractions of
Washington State

WATER FOR THE COLUMBIA BASIN. Petite

1958 lOmin sd b&w $50, rent $2.50

Jh-sh-ad Guide
Explains the role of Grand Coulee Dam
In the irrigation of the 2%million acre Columbia
Basin Project. Traces the water through the
vast system of canals, siphons, weirs, ditches,
etc., and shows the resulting crops

WATER, FOREST AND SUNSHINE. Finnish

1959 15min sd color free- loan

el-Jh-sh-c-ad

Produced by Fennade Film, Helsinki, Fin-
land for Finnish Tourist Assn., Helsinki, Fin-
land

A trip along the lesser known Finnish
waterways, starting from the city of Lahti and
ending at the university city of Jyvaskyla.
Shows scenes of paper and plywood mills

WATER OF LIFE. Moody 1957 13min sd color
(Science adventure ser) rent $6

el-Jh

By means of an electrolysis demonstra-
tion, shows a group of boys that water is made
of two gases, and explains the well-ordered
plan that maintains and controls the supply
of water

LC card Fi A 58-977

WATER PEOPLE OF HONG KONG. UW 1959
lOmin sd b«&w $55

]h-sh-c-ad
Shows how people have dealt with the
tasks of providing food, clothing and shelter
for their families amid the crowded, thriving
harbor of Hong Kong

WATER'S EDGE. Paillard 1960 13min sd color
$120, free-loan

p-el-Jh-sh-c-ad
Produced by Ernst Wildi
A poetic story showing the patterns and
colors of water in its various forms in nature

WATERWAY HOLIDAY. CanTrav 1959 30min
sd color free- loan

ad
Produced by Fletcher Film Productions
A family from New York State cruise
through the Trent and Severn River waterway
system through the scenic lakeland of southern
Ontario

LC card Fi A 59-1169

WATERWAYS AND FLYWAYS OF THE
NORTH. CanTrav 1958 19min sd color free-
loan

Produced by Crawley Films

Air approaches to Manitoba's network of
lakes and streams hold promise of good fishing
and hunting

LC card Fi A 59-417

WAVES OF THE FUTURE. Carousel 1960
26min sd b&w (Conquest ser) $135, rent
$15

Jh-sh-c-ad

Produced bv CBS- TV

Scientists through their study and use of
radio waves and radar, show how they have
been able to pinpoint the distance between
.Venus and Earth to within 100 and 200 miles

WAY OF LIFE. MissouriConsv 1958 27min sd
color purchase apply

A study of predation that deals with an
essential way of living in which all creatures,
Including man, take part

WAY OF NONVIOLENCE. Fellowship 1956
14min sd b&w $35, rent $2.50
sh-c-ad
An address in which Fellowship of Recon-
ciliation secretary Andre Trocme draws upon
his experiences in World War II in East Ger-
many and in Algeria to refute the charge that
nonviolence is Christian but impractical"

WAY TO GO— AN INTERVIEW WITH DR
MORDECAI M. KAPLAN. JewRecon 1957
30min sd b&w free-loan
c-ad

Kinescope

Interview with Dr Mordecai M. Kaplan
expounding the philosophy of Reconstruction-
ism, a new approach to Judaism

WAY TO SHADOW GARDEN. Cinemal6 1959
llmin sd b&w rent apply
ad
Produced by Stan Brakhage
A young man, enmeshed in the fantasy
and terror of his mysterious room, severs his
last contact by an act of violence, throws him-
self into a world of internal revelation. A psy-
cho-drama of loneliness and self-violation

A WAY WITH WEEDS. Geigy 1960 22min sd
color free-loan

sh-c-ad
Concerns the farmer's problem of control-
ling weeds in corn and his use of pre- emergence
herbicides

WE BELIEVE (13 films). CathMen 1958 ea
30min sd b&w ea $100, rent ea $10
Jh-sh-c-ad
Kinescopes

Presents the fundamental Catholic be-
liefs

Titles are:

1. RELIGION

2. GOD

3. MAN

4. CHRIST

5. MORAL LIFE

6. DIVINE WORSHIP

7. SANCTIFYING GRACE

8. ACTUAL GRACE

9. RELIGIOUS LIFE

10. THE SACRAMENTS

11. FAMILY

12. CHURCH AND STATE

13. THE BIBLE

WE EXPLORE THE STREAM. Coronet 1960
llmin sd b&w $60, color $110
p Guide
Two children observe many of the plants,
birds, flsh, and insects that are common to a
stream environment and learn of the interde-
pendence of living things. Close-ups show an-
imals such as the raccoon, bass and crayfish
LC card Fi A 60-101

WE LIVE IN A TRAILER. Bailey I960 llmin

sd b&w $60, rent $3; color $110, rent $5

p Guide

Produced by Lawbetts Productions

Shows a typical day of trailer living, and

points out that people with trailers lead much

the same lives as people in conventional homes

WE WHO SERVE. AmLegion 1957 28min sd
b&w purchase apply, free -loan
Jh-sh-c-ad
Available in lOmin version, b&w
Produced by Roland Reed Studios
A lawyer who does not belong to the
American Legion joins the organization after
he meets an old Army buddy wno is a delegate
to the American Legion National Convention
and is informed about the work and principles
of the Legion

LC card Fi A 59-831

WEAVING AND MAN'S DRESS. GirlS 1959
SOmin sd b&w (Adventuring in the hand arts
ser) rent $5

el-Jh-sh-c-ad Guide
Kinescope

Introduces several types of weaving and
the construction and purpose of various looms.
Shows native weavers working in their craft.
Examines some contemporary fabrics

119

EDUCATIONAL FILM GUIDE, 1960

THE WEDDING ^. ^

In FAMILY. U.S.A. (5 films)

WELCOME STRANGER. CanTrav 1957 15min
sd color free -loan

ad
Produced by Bochsler Studios for Ham-
ilton Chamber of Commerce . . ,
Depicts vacation attractions— scenic, cul-
tural, recreational and historical — of the lake-
side city of Hamilton. Ontario

WELCOME TO DENMARK. Danishlnfo 1958
28min sd color free-loan

p-el-Jh-sh-c-ad
A visit to Denmark— Kronborff Castle, the
open air museum of Aarhus. "The Old Town."
Ribe. the islands of Bornholm and Moen. the
Danish west coast and Copenhagen, with the
Royal Castle at Amalienborg. and Tivoli gardens

WESTERN EUROPE. NET 1960 59min sd b&w
(Prospects of mankind ser) rent $8
c-ad
Produced by WGBH-TV. Kinescope
Discusses such issues as. (1) European
trade groups and the consequences for the
United States economy, (2) the chances for
resolving the differences among the allies on
Berlin, (3) NATO's precarious military situa-
tion, and (4) the prospects for a joint Euro-
pean-American aid program to the world's un-
derdeveloped areas

WESTMINSTER, 1958. KalKan 1958 120min sd
b&w free -loan

p-el-Jh-sh-c-ad
Produced by Robert and Alice Scott
Ring judging of all breeds of dogs of the
world. Shows close up of breeds

WHALE HUNT. Brandon 1959 43min sd color
rent $22.50

Jh-sh-c-ad

Produced by Moscow Popular Science Film

A detailed account of expeditions to the
Antarctic and the Aleutians in search of whale
oil for technical Use

WHALE THAT BECAME A STAR. Marineland
1959 26%min sd b&w or color free-loan
p-el-Jh-sh-c-ad
Produced by Ozzie Glover Productions
A documentary approach to the unique
problem of catching, training and displaying one
of the world's largest animals, the whale, at
Marineland of the Pacific, located at Los
Angeles. Calif.

LC card Fi A 60-509

WHALING. NET 1957 15min sd b&w (Sing hi—
sing lo ser) rent $3

p-el
Produced by KQED. Kinescope
Describes the harpooning of whales. Ex-
plains the uses of whale oil

WHAT ABOUT PREJUDICE. McGraw 1959
12min sd (Discussion problems in group liv-
ing ser) b&w $70. rent apply; color $140.
rent apply

Jh-sh Guide
Produced by Centron Corp.
Describes the damage done by a group to
a classmate because of their prejudice against
his parents, and shows the individual's emo-
tional reactions when he learns about the prej-
udice

LC card Fi A 59-792

EFLA evaluation card No, 4123

WHAT DID YOU READ?

In PATHWAYS TO READING (5 films)

WHAT DO YOU LIKE BEST AND LEAST?
In PSYCHOLOGY I (37 films)

WHAT HAPPENS IN EMOTION?
In PSYCHOLOGY I (37 films)

WHAT HAPPENS IN HAMLET

In GREAT DRAMATIC LITERATURE
(12 films)

WHAT HOLDS PEOPLE TOGETHER

In LANGUAGE IN ACTION (13 films)

WHAT HOPES FOR DISARMAMENT? NET

1959 59min sd b&w (Prospects of mankind

ser) rent $8

c-ad
Produced by WGBH-TV. Kinescope
Probes the complexities of disarmament.
Reviews Nikita Khrushchev's proposal for
world disarmament presented before the United
Nations. Discusses the position of France with
respect to nuclear power: the health risk of
nuclear testing; and arms control as opposed
to total disarmament. Points out the problems
of inspection systems. Proposes various solu-
tions including the establishment of a place
agency and an international police force.
Stresses the urgency of disarmament agree-
ments or arms control

WHAT IS A BOOK?

In PATHWAYS TO READING (5 films)

WHAT IS A CITY? Bailey rev 1959 lOmin sd
b&w $60, rent $3; color $110. rent $5
el-Jh Guide
Revision of 1950 film
Produced by Paul Burnford
Explains the location and growth of cities
in terms of the needs of the people and the
work they do

WHAT IS A UNIVERSITY? TulaneU 1958 30min

sd b&w (Tulane close-up ser) free-loan

sh-c-ad

Kinescope

Discusses the aspects of a university today
and explains what a university really is, aside
from its physical plant, its laboratories, its
classrooms, and its playing fields. Points out
that a university is a place for the exchange
of ideas, for the housing of knowledge, for the
investigation of new fields of learning, and for
discovery

LC Card Fi A 59-953

WHAT IS LANDSCAPE DESIGN?
In LANDSCAPE (5 films)

WHAT IS LANGUAGE?

In LANGUAGE IN ACTION (13 films)

WHAT IS THE BEST FORM OF GOVERN-
MENT? NET 1959 29min sd b&w (Young
worlds ser) rent $4.75
sh-ad
Produced by WCBS-TV. Kinescope
Teenagers from Yugoslavia. France. Ger-
many and the Sudan present their views on
democracy vs. communism. Questions the rights
of the individual under each system, freedom of
expression, election procedures, and the role
of political parties

WHAT MAKES A PICTURE

In DESIGN WORKSHOP (13 films)

WHAT NEXT FOR HIGHER EDUCATION?
In CONSTANT CHALLENGE (14 films)

WHAT SHALL WE PAINT? FilmAssoc 1959
lOmin sd color $110

p-el-c Guide
Produced by Lawrence Frank
A teacher takes her primary class on a
walk to find suggestions for painting. Shows
each child painting what interested him in his
own special way

LC card Fi A 60-3

WHAT THE BRAIN DOES

In PSYCHOLOGY I (37 films)

WHAT TONES ARE

In PSYCHOLOGY I (37 films)

WHAT WE SAY. NET 1957 15min sd b&w
(Sing hi — sing lo ser) rent $3
p-el
Produced by KQED. Kinescope
The story behind familiar expressions
we use. Explains how many phrases de-
veloped. Shows how some go back to pioneer
life

WHAT WHO HOW. Cinemal6 1959 8min sd
b&w rent apply

ad
Produced by Stan Vanderbeek
Ethereal vogue models, terrible beasts
and bedraggled knights in a grotesque ani-
mated collage concerning "the unexpected
beneath the real." A sophisticated and acid
comment on contemporary values

120

ALPHABETICAL TITLE LIST

WHAT WILL THEY SAY ABOUT YOURS?

BusEd 1957 lOmin sd b«&w rent $3.50
sh-c-ad
Produced by Kello&gs

Compares the preparation of a g'ood and
poor sales promotion and the effectiveness
of the latter

WHAT WOULD YOU SAY? Round 1958 4min
sd b&w $25. color $35

sh-c-ad
Practice trailer for the film "Engineer-
ing of agreement"

Presents ten typical objections which
might be encountered in trying to get agree-
ment for an idea, product or service

WHAT YOU CAN SEE
In PSYCHOLOGY I

(37 films)

WHAT YOU HEAR AND HOW
In PSYCHOLOGY I (37 films)

WHAT YOU OUGHT TO WANT. Methodist-
Temp 1959 14min sd b&w $80, rent $5
ad Guide
Bishop G. Bromley Oxnam addresses a

group of young people on the subject, "How
do you tell right from wrong?" He points to
the basic facets in our heritage of history

and faith which can be used to measure the
effects of choices one makes

WHAT'S IN IT FOR EVERYONE?

In EIGHT STEPS TO PEACE (8 films)

WHAT'S INSIDE THE EARTH. PilmAssoc
1959 13min sd b&w $70. rent apply; color
$135. rent apply

el-Jh Guide
Explains that man has learned what's
inside the earth by digging holes, studying
volcanoes, and recording earthquake vibrations
with seismographs. Describes the three re-
gions of the earth — the crust, the mantle, and
the core

LC card Fi A 59-1027

EFLA evaluation card No. 4156

WHAT'S SO IMPORTANT ABOUT A
WHEEL? Journal 1959 lOmin sd b&w $50,
color $100

p-el Guide
Produced by Gilbert Altschul Produc-
tions

Explains the basic scientific principle of
the wheel, traces its historic development and
challenges the student to observe more keenly
the part wheels play in his everyday world

WHAT'S THE ANGLE?

In ADVENTURES IN NUMBER -f SPACE
(9 films)

WHEAT COUNTRY. EBF 1959 20min sd b&w
$120. color $240

c-ad
^ ^Produced by National Film Board of
Canada

Describes what life is like on a modern
farm in the Canadian West Through the
personal account of a farm woman, it shows
the land boom at the turn of the century,
the depression and the bumper years that fol-
lowed. Explains that mechanization has turned
big wheat farms into business enterprises

LC card Fi A 59-1124

WHEAT RUST. EBF 1959 17min sd b&w or
color purchase apply

jh-sh-c-ad
^ Produced by National Film Board of
Canada

Documents what plant pathologists have
discovered about the life cycle of the wheat
rust fungus and continuing attempts to pro-
duce rust- resistant varieties of wheat to
withstand the hybridizing tendencies of the
parasite

LC card Fi A 59-728

WHEELVVRIGHT, COPPER AND SMITH.

NET 1957^ 15min sd b&w (Sing hi— sing lo
ser) rent $3

p-el
Produced by KQED. Kinescope
Story of the wheelwright, copper, smith,
and laddermaker. Explains the specialized
work of each

WHEN SHOULD I MARRY? McGraw 1958
19min sd b&w (Marriage and family living
ser) $115. rent apply
sh-c
A young couple, eager to marry, ask a
minister's advice. He describes the experi-
ences of two other couples who married at an
early age. He summarizes some practical
points that should be of help to all young
people in answering the question of when to
marry

LC card Fi A 58-666

EFLA evaluation card No, 3799

WHEN, WHY AND HOW DO YOU PRAY?

NET 1959 29min sd b&w (Young worlds
ser) rent $4.75

sh-ad
Produced by WCBS-TV. Kinescope
Teenagers from Pakistan. India. Brazil,
and England discuss their religious beliefs.
Questions are raised concerning the origins of
religion, the peace of personal conviction,
family influence, commonalty of the major
religions, and religion's role in preserving
society

WHEN YOU ARE A PEDESTRIAN. Progress
1959 lOmin sd b&w (Driver education ser)
$50, rent $2

sh-c-ad
Shows through live action and anima-
tion, the motorist's and the pedestrian's prob-
lems from each other's viewpoint

WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE? NET 1959
29min sd b&w (Young worlds ser) rent $4.75
sh-ad
Produced by WCBS-TV. Kinescope
Teenage delegates to the New York
Herald Tribune Forum discuss their stay in
America. Each presents his views on how his
ideas have changed and what he expects to do
with his new opinions when he arrives in his
own country

WHERE IN THE WORLD. Sterl-MovUSA 1958
30min sd b&w or color free-loan
p-el-Jh
Sponsored by British Overseas Airway
Corp. Visits to Bermuda. Jamaica and Nassau

WHERE IS THE MEANING?

In LANGUAGE IN ACTION (13 films)

WHERE LAND AND WATER MEET

In SURVIVAL IN THE SEA (12 films)

WHICH DOOR? Powell 1959 16%min sd color
free -loan

sh-c-ad

Produced by Robert Edmonds. Associates

pli
operational problems at the Methodist Chil-

for Methodist Children's Home. Selma. Ala.
Shows the physical plant and discusses

dren's Home at Selma. Ala. Explains the
function of the home and describes the serv-
ices provided

LC card Fi A 60-678

WHICH WAY? IndU 1960 lOmin sd b&w $50.
rent $2; color $100. rent $3.25
P
Concepts of relative and cardinal direc-
tions are developed in playground, street, and
hiking situations, using indicators such as
shadows, maps, street names, and compass.
Simple experiments, one using the shadow of a
post, the other a globe, light bulb and piece of
chalk, are developed and can be repeated by
children in any school

WHISTLING STEAMERS. NewHollMach 1959
lOmin sd color free-loan
p-el-jh-sh-c-ad
Reviews the history of threshing and re-
lates its development to the steam traction
engine

WHITE MAGIC OF MILK. Assn 1957 13min sd
color free -loan

sh-c-ad
Sponsored by Milk Industry Foundation
Shows how the proper use of fresh milk
can help balance both the family diet and the
family budget, and describes the relationship
of milk to good health and vitality. Animated
cartoon

LC card Fi A 60-195

121

EDUCATIONAL FILM GUIDE, 1960

WHITE MOUNTAINS OF NEW HAMPSHIRE.

ModernTP 1959 14min sd color free-loan
ad
Produced by Ballantine-Horter for White
Mountains Recreation Assn.

Reviews the historical growth of the
White Mountains regrion. showing its rapid
development as a vacation area, its natural at-
tractions, and its engineering marvels
LC card Fi A 59-374

WHITE WONDER. ModernTP 1958 Slmin sd
color free -loan

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