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Title: The title of the film is given as listed by the producer. If a film is known by other titles cross references are made in the index to the title given.

Length: Length is given in minutes when obtainable. Otherwise number of reels is given.

Width: Width is given by the figures 16 and 35 and the abbreviation "mm" is omitted as our collaborators agreed that it was unnecessary.

Soxmd: Sound films are indicated by the abbreviation "sd"; silent by "si".

Stock: For the 35mm films inflammable is indicated by the abbreviation "f" and safety stock by "nf". Since all 16mm films are on safety stock these abbreviations have been omitted in the descriptions of these films.

Price: Both sales and rental prices have been given in so far as possible. Omission of rental price in the main entry indicates that producer does not rent the film. "Loan" instead of price is indicative of a film sent free except for transportation charges. "Apply" instead of price has been used when rates and conditions vary and it is necessary to apply to producer for prices.

Date: The copyright date is given when it was obtainable but in some cases the re- lease date is given instead. A date followed by a question mark (e.g. 1929?) means that the date is probably the release date but definite and conclusive information was not obtainable.

Producer: The producer or authorized distributor given is the one now owning or having access to the negative of the film. A list of producers is given at the end of this supplement.

Distributor: The italic line following some of the entries tells where films may also be rented, giving information obtainable at time of going to press. Symbols are used for distributors' names, a key to which with full information on rates will be found on page 127.

Guide; "Guide" is used to indicate the guide for the teacher with which many films prepared for educational purposes are accompanied.

INDEX

The first part of the Catalog is arranged alphabetically. All films included in the Catalog can be found here under title and subject.

KEY TO SYMBOLS

min minutes el elementary

si silent jh junior high

sd sound sh senior high

f inflammable c college

nf safety trade trade school Guide Teaching help ORDERS SHOULD BE SENT TO PRODUCER OR DISTRIBUTOR Standard Catalog Series

Children's Catalog Annual cumulated supplements sent as published to pur- chasers of the main catalog

Children's Song Index

Costume Index

Educational Film Catalog Continued by quarterly and annual supplements

Fiction Catalog In preparation

Standard Catalog for High School Libraries Annual cumulated supplements sent as published to pur- chasers of the main catalog

Standard Catalog for Public Libraries Annual cumulated supplements sent as published to pur- chasers of the main catalog

Song Index

Song Index Supplement Educational Film Catalog

First Annual Supplement

JANUARY, 1937—OCTOBER, 1937

A CLASSIFIED LIST OF 990 NON-THEATRICAL FILMS WITH A SEPARATE TITLE AND SUBJECT INDEX

COMPILED BY

DOROTHY E. COOK AND EVA COTTER RAHBEK-SMITH

NEW YORK THE H. W. WILSON COMPANY 1937 Published November 1937

Printed in the United States of America PREFACE

This October number of the Educational Film Catalog is a cumulated number, containing all of the material which was listed in the January, April and July Supplements and also entries for about 200 additional films. It is supplementary to the main volume, published in 1936. About 990 films are Hsted.

An effort was made to include worthwhile films which had been omitted previously because they were not known and therefore not voted into the Catalog by our collaborators. Necessary corrections in prices, etc. have been made and an especial effort was made to add the Distribu- tor entry for as many films as possible. This Distributor listing is repre- sentative only and is not a complete list of all possible sources because new catalogs are constantly arriving.

Fifty books on films, photography and related subjects are reviewed in the Book review section page viii.

The compilers and the H. W. Wilson Company are most grateful to the collaborators who have helped so generously with advice and co- operation. A list of those who checked the lists and helped in many ways is given following this preface.

Thanks are also due to the Producers and Distributors who have co- operated so willingly in sending us information and who are making every effort to keep us informed of their film activities.

October, 1937 Eva Cotter Rahbek-Smith COLLABORATORS

The compilers gratefully acknowledge the assistance so generously given by the collaborators named below who have checked our tentative lists and shown their interest in this Catalog in numerous ways.

Edward G. Bernard H. L. Kooser Director International Cinema League In Charge of Visual Instruction Service New York City Iowa State College Ames Henry E. Childs Instructor of Visual Education William F. Kruse Department of Public Schools Manager Films Division Providence, Rhode Island Bell & Howell Company Chicago, Illinois Robert Collier, Jr. Director of Visual Instruction Fred S. Montgomery South High School Secretary, Bureau of Visual Instruction Denver, Colorado University of Kansas Lawrence Fannie W. Dunn Professor of Education Mrs. Charles Joe Moore Teachers College, Columbia University Chief, Bureau of Visual Instruction New York City University of Texas Austin, Texas Wilbur Emmert Director of Visual Education Alan H. Nicol State Teacher's College Director, Visual Education Indiana, Pennsylvania Board of Education Buffalo, New York H. B. Gislason Head of Department Rupert Peters University Extension Service Director of Visual Instruction University of Minnesota Public Schools Minneapolis Kansas City, Missouri

W. M. Gregory Boyd B. Rakestraw Director, Educational Museum Assistant Director, Department of Visual Cleveland, Ohio Instruction University of California Emma Gutzeit Berkeley Director of Visual Instruction Board of Education Grace Fisher Ramsey San Antonio, Texas Associate Curator American Museum of Natural History J. E. Hansen New York City Chief, Bureau of Visual Instruction University of Wisconsin Paul C. Reed Madison Board of Education Rochester, New York Harry H. Haworth Supervisor of Visual Education and Li- W. Gayle Starnes brary In Charge of Visual Aids Pasadena City Schools University of Kentucky Pasadena, California Lexington

John A. HoUinger David E. Strom Director, Dept. of Science Board of Education Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Minneapolis, Minnesota

Robert A. Kissack, Jr. Joseph V. Sullivan Director of Visual Education Visual Instruction Department University of Minnesota Macombs Junior High School Minneapolis New York City

VI Max P. Vosskuhler J. Kay White Director, University Extension Division Principal, General Pershing School University of Arizona Berwyn, Illinois Tucson W. W. Whittinghill C. Wardlaw J. Director, Department of Visual and Audi- Director, Division of General Extension tory Education University System of Georgia Board of Education Atlanta Detroit, Michigan

Gilbert G. Weaver Supervisor of Industrial Teacher Training George Zehrung University of the State of New York Director, National YMCA Motion Picture (New York City Office) Bureau New York City New York City

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Films Withdrawn, 1937 The following withdrawals were listed in the April, 1937, Supplement The following films listed in the main vol- Basketball 796.32 ume of the Educational Film Catalog have Flying clipper cruises to Rio 629.1 Guardian of been withdrawn by the Producers: your health 637 Re-conquering Antarctica 919.9 Back of the weather forecast 551.5 Belgian cities 914.93 The Julj', 1937, Supplement listed the fol- (Taken over by Bell & lowing which have also been withdrawn by Howell) Childe HassJim—artist 92 the Producers Consequences 616.24 Grand Canyon—to the river and Creative approach to education 370.1 back 917.91 Elementary animals 593 Know your national parks 91'7.8 Elementary teacher as a guide 372 Fire-clay refractories 666.4 These films are all listed in regular class Forest or wasteland 634.9 order in this Supplement and when such in- Girl who found herself 170 Gorgon's head 291 formation was available rental Distributors Heat treatment of steel 669.1 where they may still be obtained have been Hidden talisman 709 given. Honor of the little purple stamp 664.9 How and why of spuds 635.2 Industrious diamonds 621.9 Book reviews International ice patrol 614.8 (Taken over by Bell & Because our collaborators felt that a list Howell) Jack and Jill in Songland 784 of current books on the motion picture would Kid comes through 613 add value to the Educational Film Catalog we Long drawn out 669.3 Lorado Taft—sculptor 92 of?er below such a compilation consisting of Nation's market place 332.6 books on both the theatrical and educational New York impressions 917.471 film. The books all Painting a portrait 757 were published in 1936 Play of imagination in geom- or 1937 and are available from the publishers etry 513 indicated, either in America or England. The Simple animal forms 593 Spectre F abbreviations used to indicate the publishers Story of dynamite 662.2 follow the form used by the Cumulative Book Story of iron 669.1 Story of the gasoline motor 621.4 Index also published by this company. The Story of the tire 678 first note in each case is of a descriptive Tale of two bulls 636.2 Teaching of reading 372.4 nature, intended only to give an idea of the Tropic garden 580 contents. If other notes are given they are Vasantasena F quoted critical reviews, Woodwind choir 788 of which complimen- tary and derogatory excerpts have both been also withdrawn the follow- Producers have given. ing which were listed in the January, 1937, Supplement ADLER, MORTIMER JEROME. Art and pru- dence. '37 Alfalfa weevil control 632.7 700p $5 Longmans Cathedrals of England 726 A study of the moving picture as a moral Citrus fruit in Florida 634.3 problem. Begins with an analysis of the views Construction of a concrete silo 631.2 of Plato and Aristotle on the relation of art to (Crossing the line 910 morals, gives a history of the problem and a Dates—America's new fruit crop 634.6 criticism of the so-called scientific studies of Day at West Point 355 the past few years and a dialectic treatment Dual-purpose trees 665.3 of the whole question in Thomistic terms, concluding Explosive dusts 679 with comments on the sin of pride "Dr. Adler has in recent years regularly Flying trail 629.1 the Lindbergh taken in Forest part the discussions at the meetings Are! 634.92 of the American Catholic Philosophical Asso- Highways of Wisconsin 917.75 ciation. He is one of our best American ex- How the General electric icing positors of medieval culture; in this work he unit works 621.5 turns his vast knowledge in this field to prac- Lincoln's early life in Indiana 92 tical account and enriches Thomistic philosophy London on parade 914.21 with a fresh application to a modern art, and Lumbering in the north woods 674 brings to bear upon its time-tried principles Making American wire rope 669.1 the best that can be drawn from the critical Making it tough 669.1 philosophies of our day." Commonweal Manual trick assembly 621.385 Normandie (Fox film) 387 AMATEUR cinematographer's diary. 2s 6d '37 Oxwelding and cutting in pro- Link house duction. Part I 671W A collection of data on many angles of cine- Oxwelding and cutting in pro- matography, including lists of 16mm projectors duction. Part II 671W available in England and records of perform- Pines for profit 634.9 ance Red enemy 634.92 "Will be extremely useful to workers of all Stable flies and their control 632.7 grades. It was, however, perhaps a mistake to Storage and diversion dams 627.8 attempt the inclusion of performance data in Story of bakelite resinoid 668 the table of projectors, in the absence of suf- ficient for Story of rock drilling 622.2 opportunity testing the figures of- Suppressing the foot-and-mouth fered, many of which err considerably on the side of optimism. Also, disease 619 incidentally, the list of 16mm. sound-projectors is very incomplete. Take it easy 629.213 There is no mention, for example, Trees of tomorrow of the B.I.F. 634.9 projector or any of the three 'Filmosound' Winter sports. Cal. state cham- models. But these are minor defects in a mass ber of commerce 796.9 of information which is otherwise well-chosen Winter sports. U.S. agric. 796.9 and judiciously arranged." 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AMERICAN council on education. Committee the author is the editor, during the past few on motion pictures in education. Motion pic- years and are here gathered together in one ture in education; its status and its needs. volume. It is partly addressed to the enthu- 24p pa 10c '37 The council siastic amateur and partly to those interested Gives a general overview of the situation and in the production of the documentary film outlines steps necessary toward the solution of "Little mention is made of the educational its problems film, but anyone wishing to play a practical part in their development should read [this BARNES, WALTER. Photoplay as literary book]" Film progress art. 2d ed 64p pa 50c '36 Educ. & recreation- "Fortunately, with Mr. Buchanan common al guides sense will keep breaking in. And then he aban- A guide to the better and more discriminat- dons the fashionable theories and gives us an ing appreciation of the theatrical motion pic- able exposition of his craft. Particularly bril- ture liant are the chapters addressed to the amateur: "Vivacious outline of the aesthetics of the if amateurs would take his advice on what and cinema." School life what not to film, there would be fewer cameras "Readers of this comprehensive examination sold second-hand In disgust." Sight and sound of the movies will enter the motion picture "Mr. Buchanan has the gift of bright and theater with novel points of view and with vigorous phrase. . . He has some excellent aroused intelligence, better able to understand things to say on the subject of 'dramatizing in- and to discriminate and to enjoy." School man- dustry' and the making of news-reels, and agement gives the reader the benefit of his own methods of work with the camera and in 'cutting.' The BOWER, DALLAS. Plan for cinema. 147p ?2 possessor of a cine-camera will be all the (6s) Dent wiser the next time he decides to make a film of his author sets forth his views of the fu- holidays if he studies Mr. Buchanan's The suggestions." ture uses and possibilities of the cinema. He Times (London) literary supple- rejects the principles of "montage" and argues ment for the furtherance of the "solid" cinema, by BULLEID, H. V. which he means a cylindrical screen with si- A. Trick effects with the cine camera, rev multaneous projection from all sides. Using ed 2s Link house "The Dynasts" as his example Mr Bower gives Divided into logical categories, this book a comparison of two scenes—one as it would be gives a few simple examples from each, leav- done today and the other as it might be done ing the reader to create his own methods In the film of the future using color, depth and from this start. A starting-point for those with the large screen technical abilities and creative imagination "Mr. Bower's vision of film's possible future will not be set aside by any who take a serious CAMERON, JAMES ROSS. Servicing & trouble interest in the development of an art medium shooting charts covering sound reproducing that is still in its infancy." Manchester guardian equipment. $1 Cameron "The plan mentioned in the title of this This book is intended to accompany the essay in film aesthetics is interesting and doubt- au- thor's "Sound equipment; Motion picture pro- less novel, but it might have been a little more jection; Public address systems" listed below Intelligible if the author had not strayed into

quite so many fields of argumentation. . . The Idea is ingenious, and Mr. Bower says some CAMERON, JAMES ROSS. Sound equipment; provocative things, but exactly what is intended Motion picture projection; Public address sys- is obscured by not very relevant 'obiter dicta' tems. 326p il $5 Cameron of all sorts." Times (London) literary supple- Three former well-known works of the author ment are here interwoven into one volume BRUNEL, ADRIAN. Film production; with an CARSTAIRS, JOHN PADDY. Movie merry-go- introd. by Alexander Korda. 192p 7s 6d round. '37 7s 6d Newnes Newnes Here is presented a heterogeneous collection Mr Brimel offers advice and encouragement of articles related to the films on almost every aspect of cinematography. A "This odd little compendium Includes articles third of the book is given over to a series of by Jessie Matthews (on the world significance appendices by various British experts. These of being a film star), Joan Crawford (on how deal with art, direction, functions of an as- hard a film star has to work) and an intel- sistant director, the associate producer, casting, ligent review by Ivor Montagu of the decline the business of the continuity girl, dialog, edit- of German films which is thoroughly out of ing, hairdressing for the screen, make-up, place in such facetious surroundings. There screen treatment and the technique of sound- is also a dictionary of film terms which in- recording cludes such useful information as 'Climax. "A volume which should be of special in- Big dramatic moment in film. Close-Up. Close terest to amateur film-makers, though they view of an artist on the screen. Comic. A may consider the price rather high for a book funny man.' And a lot of other equally valu- with only one illustration." Manchester guard- able facts." New statesman and Nation ian

"Mr. Brunei . . . has no message to give the world and wisely keeps his aesthetic theories DALE, EDGAR, and RAMSEYER, LLOYD L. for the privacy of the home. Consequently, Teaching with motion pictures; a handbook of he has plenty of space for practical advice administrative practice. 59p bibliog pa 40c about '37 production, which he offers with great clarity." Am. council on educ. Sight and sound "Deals with problems related to the use of "A very sensible and helpful book for the the motion picture in the classroom and is grrowing body of enthusiastic amateurs." Times intended to develop a feeling of adequacy on (London) literary supplement the part of the in-service teacher and adminis- trator in the use of the motion picture as a BRUNSTETTER, MAX RUSSELL. How to use medium of instruction." Foreword the educational sound film. 174p 11 $2 '37 Univ. of Chicago press [9s Cambridge univ. press] DAVY, CHARLES, ed. Footnotes to the film. 288p il $4.50 '37 Oxford [18s Dickson] From the standpoint of practical experience Mr Brunstetter discusses the various uses Contents: Direction, by Alfred Hitchcock; of Film acting, by Robert the educational sound film and suggests how Donat; Handling the camera, by Basil Wright; Subjects stories, it may best serve its purpose in the classroom and by Graham Greene; Comedies and cartoons, by Alberto Cavalcanti; Settings, costumes, BUCHANAN, ANDREW. Art of film produc- back- grounds, by John Betjeman; Music on the tion, lllp $1.75 (5s) Pitman screen, by Maurice Jaubert; Colour film, by This is a series of articles which have ap- Paul Nash; Course of realism, by John Grier- peared in a British screen magazine, of which son; British films: to-day and tomorrow, by IX EDUCATIONAL FILM CATALOG

DAVY, CHARLES, ed.—Continued GUTZEIT, EMMA, and GUTZEIT, C. L. Study Alexander Korda; Future of screen and stage, guide to classroom films: Unit I. pa $1 '37 by Basil Dean; Hollywood and Britain—three Bd. of education, San Antonio thousand miles apart, by Maurice Kann; Why "The film outlines and evaluations presented I gro to the cinema, by Elizabeth Bowen; Walk in this first unit represent a partial up! walk up! please, by Sidney L. compila- Bernstein; tion of those films which have Critic in film history, by Alistair Cooke; been pre- Cen- viewed and outlined for the purpose sorship and film societies, by Forsyth Hardy; of class- room teaching. Additional units will appear Film in education, by R. S. Lambert; Are as rapidly as the material be prepared. films worth while? by Charles Davy; Contribu- can The purpose of the outlines is tors' who's who; Index to acquaint the teacher with the subject matter of the films "A valuable book. . . Above all, sensible; and to furnish a guide for review the writers know what they are talking about, for the student after the film has been used. . . The and do so plainly. . . The huge, sprawling outline method of presentation has been subject of the cinema is, in this book, brought chosen rather than the synopsis because it into perspective and made manageable." Man- clearly shows chester guardian the presence or absence of a logical development in the fllm. It also "It is this conflict of interests film —the as serves as a measure of the of and the film as art coherence the commerce —which obtrudes film material." Preface itself repeatedly in this symposium. . . The plan of 'Footnotes to the Film' is admirable. HOBAN, CHARLES F., HOBAN, CHARLES It is divided into four sections, dealing re- F., Jr. and ZISMAN, SAMUEL B. Visualizing spectively with the making of films, their ma- the curriculum. 320p $3.50 '37 Cordon co. terial, their problems, and their relation to the This work forms a compendium of the public. . . Such a diversity of individual works opinion is bound to result in an effect of un- and investigations of the past, of recent study homogeneity; sometimes the writers flatly con- and of new material offered by the authors. tradict one another, sometimes they confirm The book covers all visual material. PartlaJ and elucidate, and very often they trespass contents: Objects, models, school inuseum; Mo- upon one another's estates. They are more tion picture; Still picture; Graphic materials; concerned with theorizing than with providing Administering a visual aids program; Archi- practical information, and although the film- tectural considerations. There is also a glos- goer, after a study of this book, will have sary of technical terms and a detailed Index learned to approach the cinema with increased respect and with a more alert observation, he HOLLIS, ANDREW PHILLIP, comp. Values will find that he has not acquired much tech- of movies and talkies in education. 22p free nical knowledge. But, as Mr. Davy points out, '36 DeVry the primary purpose of the book is not to Contains a brief summary of the leading ex- supply a filmgoer's guide so much as to periments back in 1921-22 to determine value suggest what the cinema might become; as a of silent films for teaching purposes. The later means of putting the film into perspective, as tests for sound films are also outlined. Opinions a glance backward into yesterday, as an inspec- of authorities are given along with- extracts tion of the present, and as a glimpse into un- and summaries from various publications. There predictable to-morrows; the book is both valu- is a bibliography and a "Recapitulation" or in- able and opportune." New statesman and Na- dex page tion "Stands out from the general run of books KLEIN. ADRIAN BERNARD LEOPOLD. Col- on the subject as a practical and illuminating our cinematography. 350p 11 25s '36 Chapman contribution to criticism. . . Handsomely il- In scientific manner the technical director lustrated volume." Times (London) literary of Gasparcolor describes additive and subtrac- supplement tive processes used in color cinematography. His remarks are annotated, documented and DENT, ELLSWORTH C. Audio-visual hand- Illustrated. There are chapters on color- book, rev ed 160p pa $1.25, cl $1.75 '37 Soc. cameras and beam-splitting systems, the bl- for visual education pack method, analysis and synthesis problems A very complete study on all phases of and the phenomena of color vision. An account audio-visual aids, designed for executives, of the lenses used in the technicolor process is supervisors, teachers and students Included in an appendix and there is a glossary of color photography. Other features are the personal name index and the subject index DOYLE, GEORGE RALPH. Twenty-five years "An exhaustive text-book of colour cinema- of films. 270p $2.50 The author [10s 6d Mitre tography has at last appeared, and Major press] Klein ... is to be congratulated upon produc- "Mr. Doyle draws on a prodigious memory in ing a work which Is not only scientiflc, but

his book on the cinema. He reviews films, pro- eminently readable. . . Actually, the work is ducers and players, some famous, others now almost encyclopaedic in its historical survey forgotten. Much general and detailed informa- and detailed analysis of every known system tion about the industry and its methods is in- of colour photography and cinematography," cluded." Times (London) literary supplement Film progress "The reader whose own work lies outside the "The author's analysis of the complete prob-

cinema will find it . . . bewildering. Remini- lem, from the original lighting, colour, design, scence and reflection are strung together with emulsions, processing, to flnal projection and no care for continuity and but little for logic. . . the reproducing light, is clear and balanced, He has, however, seen and is aware of every while his knowledge of patents and other kind of fllm. He makes lists of many of them. people's work Is impressive." Nature These would be more useful were they arranged chronologically and more Illuminating in con- KLINGENDER, F. D. and LEGG, STUART. tent. . . But instead of being filed they are Money behind the screen. 79p 5s '37 Lawrence Jumbled together like the of contents a waste- This is the Film council's report on the fi- paper basket, and amid much that is rubbish nancial structure of the British film Industry the value of what we might keep for reference "As a careful and unexaggerated picture of is lessened." Manchester guardian lunatic flnancing methods this book will lend force to the Moyne Committee's suggestion of GALE, ARTHUR LORAN. How to write a a governmentally appointed Film Commission." movie. 199p $2 '36 Brick Row bk. shop ['37 Manchester guardian 7s 6d Pitman] "The fundamentals of silent and talkie scen- KOON, CLINE MORGAN, and NOBLE, ALLEN ario writing, the use of the cinema's tools, of W.p comps. National visual education direc- sound effects, and of colored films. Intended for tory; a list by states of 8,806 school systems, the amateur who makes movies a hobby and including an inventory of audio-visual equip- for the producer of business and educational ment. 269p $3 Am. council on educ. films. A silent scenario ready for amateur pro- Here is a survey of the mechanical facilities duction is included." Booklist for the use of visual and auditory aids In the —

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KOON, CLINE M., and NOBLE, ALLEN W., MARGRAVE, SETON. Successful film writing. comps Continued 216p il 6s '36 Methuen elementary and secondary schools of the United Mr Margrave shows how an idea may be de- States. It lists alphabetically by state and un- veloped and decorated for wider appeal and how der each state alphabetically by city, the to get a story into scenario form. After gen- schools and tabulates the number of buildings, eral instructions the original story "Sir Tris- enrollment, number electrically equipped, vari- tram goes West" is given, followed by the ous types of projectors, slides, fllmstrips, cam- first treatment in sequence form and finally the eras, moving picture films, radios, phonographs finished scenario of "The Ghost goes West" and phonograph records for each school which is the title given to the story for filming "For those LANE, TAMAR. New technique of screen writ- who want to write for the films the first treatment ing; a practical guide to the writing and and the principles of suc- cessful film marketing of photoplays. (Whittlesey house writing as enunciated by Mr. Mar- grave should be sufficient that publications) 342p $3 McGraw provided they realise that these 'principles' are rather gen- This book deals with theories and also with eral conclusions based on rough observation of facts and conditions to be met by the writer how the public has reacted to the films which who hopes to be commercially successful in the have been presented to it." Sight and sound field of the motion picture. There are specimen "Much Illumination is to be got from a com- scripts parison of all three versions." Times (London) literary supplement LEE, NORMAN. Money for film stories. 222p il 7s 6d '37 Pitman MARTIN, For the neophyte, Mr Lee outlines in detail OLGA JOHANNA. Hollywood's movie commandments. 301p $2.75; to libraries what is wanted and in what form it should be presented $2.25 '37 Wilson, H.W. "Mr. Lee is a producer, and his suggestions A screenwriters' and reviewers' guide to the appear to be sound, constructive, and en- Motion Picture Production Code and to screen couraging—possibly too encouraging; but the Regulations in other countries. Its primary book has a peculiar quality lacking in the purpose is to acquaint motion picture writers usual collection of hints for beginners. It gives and reviewers with the "purpose and dramatic an impression of the film factories of to-day modus operandi" of the Code. It develops the that would be fantastic if it were not so history of the censorship of movies from early obviously true. This impression is incidental stage to the final culmination in the Motion to a great deal of sound advice, and it ap- Picture Code. It describes clearly and in de- pears between the sample scripts, bits of tail each provision of the Code and its ap- dialogue, and a full discussion of fllm-writing plication to scenarios. Each separate section from a professional point of view; but it is none is taken up and discussed so that the would- the less strong." Times (London) literary be writer of scenarios may have a clear idea supplement of what may and what may not be utilized for the theme of "The would-be film writer will find . . . that a motion picture. It explains he must start with a wide knowledge of the in detail the prerequisites of screen writing cinema, which only more or less regular at- and how the writer can best protect and mar- tendance can give. But, given a taste for ket his product when it is finished. Ap- the films, the experienced writer who studies pendixes quote the Code of 1930 in full, with this book with care will go fully armed into the interpretations and amendments that have Wardour Street." New statesman and Nation since been added. There is also a list of lit- erary agents, "Admirably clear and practical book . . . which, while not inclusive, will For those who are prepared to take some suggest outlets thru whom a market contact trouble, this is the perfect guide." Spectator may be made LONDON, KURT. Film music; tr. by E. S. MEES, CHARLES Bensinger. 280p 12s 6d Faber & Faber EDWARD KENNETH. Photography. 227p il $3 '37 Macmillan [Ts A history and philosophy of the subject of 6d Bell] music as related to films, showing a knowledge An account in non-technical language technical matters, photographic, acoustic and of of photographic art and industry from the old- musical. The book contains many illustrations time professional with his tent and pack scores there to the of modern and apparatus and are a present day amateur with his motion picture number of portraits of composers camera in his pocket. Only one chapter (38 "Dr. London's examination of his subject is pages) is devoted to the motion picture unsmiling, thorough with an Teutonic thorough- "A general review of the whole subject, his- ness. Only one aspect is not given its due em- tory, technique, and applications, including phasis—the orchestration of natural sounds, cinematography and colour photography. Based whether incorporated with music or not. . . It on lectures given last Christmas at the Royal Is a pity that this valuable, if sometimes rather Institution." Coventry elementary, book has not been better trans- "No one whose interest in photography is lated. . . Nor can one feel confidence in a mu- more than superficial should miss this book." sical Judgment which praises film-composers Sight and sound with so little discrimination." Spectator "Occasionally some quasi-technical term reads MILLER, a little oddly, perhaps as a result of translation, MAX. For the sake of shadows. 200p and occasionally eloquence becomes hot-air, $2.50 Dutton again because perhaps general propositions The author went to Hollywood to write sound more convincing in German than in Eng- scenarios and found its effect on original or lish; but in general the translation reads swift- clever writing quite deadly. This book is his ly. . . If musicians and film directors will both lament. In it he records his impressions and read it, it should do much to reduce the gulf his exasperations which . . . separates the film industry from Dr. "Though inconsequential there is much that London's ideals." Times (London) literary sup- is fresh and amusing." Booklist plement "Anyone who goes to see a motion picture will enjoy Mr. Miller's book. It is not a fascinating MARCHETTI, ROGER. Law of the stage, picture of great minds at work that he presents, screen and radio. 476p $7.50 '36 Suttonhouse but judging by the majority of motion pictures A reference volume designed for use by the shown through the years, a true one." Boston lawyer or the executive formulating policies, Transcript making selections or directing productions "A vigorously stated, understandingly written where a knowledge of the governing laws is explanation of some of the Hollywood mysteries necessary; and for other members of the stage, we may have pondered." N.Y. Times screen and radio profession. Technical legal phraseology has been avoided where possible, includes authors' literary property and copy- MODERN cinemas. 64p il 3s 6d '36 Architec- right in drama, music, photoplays and radio tural press script; the press and the radio; censorship of This consists of articles, photographs, plans films; defamation through screen or radio; and drawings reprinted from "The Architects' broadcasting drama Journal" on the design, layout, construction

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MODERN cinemas Continued pected to follow if they are to develop their and furnishing of modern cinema buildings. full possibilities." Theatre arts monthly Contents: Planning of cinemas, by Robert "All of the book is remarkably discerning. Cromie; Construction, by J. R. Leathart; In- 'Film and Theatre,' with its extensive bibli- terior design at home, by Walter Goodesmith; ography, will inevitably become a work of Interior design abroad, by P. Morton Shand; reference for every student of the subject. For Equipment, by E. F. TuUy; and Acoustics, by the general reader the most stimulating portion C. W. Glover is the concluding chapter where Professor Nicoll

"Excellent volume, which, one hopes, will draws his distinctions between the two arts. . . give cinema producers and owners, if they look Only a scholar could have written such a at books, seriously to think." Manchester thorough and penetrating book." Yale review guardian "Should be of interest not only to promoters, NOBLE, LORRAINE, ed. Four-star scripts. designers and builders but also to all intel- 392p $2.50; text ed $1.50 '36 Doubleday ligent cinemagoers." Sight and sound There are two introductory chapters dealing with the writing of scripts but the book con- MULLEN, MRS SARAH (MCLEAN). How to sists mainly of the shooting scripts of "Lady judge motion pictures and how to organize a for a day," "It happened one night," "Little photoplay club. 50p il pa 25c '36 Scholastic women" and "Story of Louis Pasteur." De- pub. signed for the amateur who wants to learn Originally published in 1934 this is a revised about film writing and production edition. The author who is head of the English department in the Abraham Lincoln high school PERLMAN, WILLIAM J., ed. Movies on trial; of Los Angeles presents a foundation to enable the views and opinions of outstanding per- students, particularly of high school age, to sonalities anent screen entertainment past judge and appreciate motion pictures. What con- and present. 254p $2.50 (10s 6d) Macmillan stitutes a good story is given in detail. Dramat- Contents: Why this book? by W. J. Perl- ic structure, characterization, costume and man; Chewing-gum relajcation, by W. A. grease paint, the stage set, photography, sound, White; The motion picture industry, by J. J. and directors are considered. There is a score Cantwell; The movies, the actor, and public card covering eleven phases of analysis of a morals, by E. G. Robinson; The educational sig- motion picture and an entire section is devoted nificance of the movies, by R. J. Cannon; The to the organization of a photoplay club movies and juvenile delinquency, by B. B. Lindsey; The movies and the farm people, by NATIONAL encyclopaedia of educational films B. H. Hibbard; The movies and the family, and 16mm apparatus available in Great by J. J. Goldstein; The story is the thing, by Britain 1936. 479p 15s '37 Central information Don Marquis; Stories I'd like to see screened, bur. for educ. films, ltd. by W. L. Phelps; The parable of the climbing girl, by Edwin Schallert; The bankruptcy of The encyclopedia and membership of the cinema as art, by Seymour Stem; The poet's Bureau Information Service for one year costs attitude toward the movies, by Gabriela Mistral; encyclopedia is annual publication 21s. The an theatrical producer's reaction to the movies, supported by supplementary bulletins issued A by Brock Pemberton; The movies and the sociaJ six times a year. These bulletins issued in — revolution, by W. W. Moss; The movies and magazine form with the title of "Film Prog- political propaganda, by Upton Sinclair; The ress"—^are supplied free to full subscribers to movies the community, J. H. the Bureau Information Service, or can be and by Holmes; The motion picture and social control, by S. B. obtained separately at a subscription of 10/6 per annum, or 2/-per copy. Two new sections Goldstein; What do the children think of the movies? by W. E. Blatz; Hollywood cleans have been added to this issue — a Film title In- dex and a Subject index house, by Chapin Hall "There is a certain absence of timeliness in the volume that the editor could hardly have NELSON, CLIFFORD ADOLPH. Natural color anticipated. Although distinguished contro- film. '37 122p $1.50 Galleon [7s 6d British versialists . . . contribute to it, there is a periodicals] curious lack of significance or even of a good Describes the fimdamentals of making a fight in the work." Books colored motion picture, with a chapter on "These writers agree on next to nothing, but colored still pictures. Contents: What is color they are all emphatic. Their opinions are in- film; What to photograph; General technique; teresting, provocative and stimulating. But Composition and color; Light conditions and they are seldom convincing because only two or exposure; Indoor color; Continuity and edit- three of the contributors take the trouble to ing; Projection; Color and music; Kodachrome support their opinions with scientific data." for still pictures Christian century "There are many good intentions behind the articles, but there is also a lot of confused NICOLL, ALLARDYCE. Film and theatre. 255p thought and muddled writing. One is left with $2.50 Crowell [7s 6d Harrap] the impression that a volume which looks This book presents a clarification of the com- promising from the outside makes very little plex relation of stage and screen contribution to the problem." Manchester guar- "Another standard work for the lengthening dian library shelves on film and theater." Christian "It will be generally regretted that a higher century quality of analysis and argument was not "Mr. Nicoll, having written many books on exacted of contributors." Springfield Republican the drama, turns now to the film; and as might "Despite the weaknesses inherent in any symposium of this sort, have been expected he is sharply aware of the the book performs a differences between the two forms of story- real service in pointing up the failures and telling. His analysis of these differences, while positive values of the movies as entertainment, and in clearing away the of prejudice never absolutely novel, is both sane and com- smoke prehensive, so that his book may be recom- to discover the real issues." Survey mended as one of the best elementary guides to the subject." Nation PUDOVKIN, VSEVOLOD I LLARIONOVICH, Film acting. (Filmcraft ser.) 3s '37 "Whether this book is damned with faint 154p 6d praise or vice versa, its very contentiousness Newnes makes it a book of the hour, sharp, scholarly "A course of lectures (translated from the and informative. Consonant with the finest prin- Russian by Ivor Montagu) delivered at the ciples of progressive, searching thought, it State institute of cinematography, Moscow." should be read by every one who has ever seen Subtitle a movie or a play." N.Y. Times "Mr. Nicoll here contributes largely to movie QUIGLEY, MARTIN JOSEPH. Decency in mo- enjoyment in the present and has indicated for tion pictures. lOOp $1 (5s) '37 Macmillan general readers (who may or may not be fur- "Story of the 'reform from within' in motion ther interested by the book's excellent bibli- pictures by the man who had the most to do ography) the trail that the movies may be ex- with the industry's production code. He out-

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QUIGLEY, MARTIN J. Continued 1900 to 1936, arranged by type of picture with a lines what that code is, what it has ac- brief discussion of the various types complished, what conditions were responsible "Omissions there naturally are, but in the for it, and how its efficiency developed." Book presence of so much it is ungrateful to carp. rev. digest Complaint may indeed be made that it would "Particularly valuable is the author's knack have been better to have included less. . . A of translating into an idiom that should be certain carelessness in the captions may be readily understood by the readers of Variety criticised. But these are small flaws in a big the position of all sane moralists on the ob- undertaking, and this book is most welcome jectivity of standards. But, lest the point be as the first pictorial history of the cinema with missed, his teaching is confirmed by examples any claims to completeness." Manchester In the shape of sixteen analyses of typical guardian pictures, each of which is held to be objection- able for different reasons." America S MET HURST, P. 0. Exposing cine film. 71p "This little book contains much clear infor- il 2s '36 Link house mation on a subject of wide interest." N.Y. An argument for using the artificial highlight Times method "cMr Smethurst] is a man with a mission. RIDEOUT, ERIC H. American film. 163p $4 His mission is the preaching of a particular (15s) '37 Mitre press method—the 'artificial high-light' method. . . Concerned with the more lavish Hollywood The book contains . . . much food for serious products, Mr Rideout reviews a number of reflection on exposure problems." Sight and American films of recent years. He is sound particular to point out the styles and effects achieved by particular directors and specialists. STRASSER, ALEX. Amateur movies & how A short chapter on British film production is to make them. (How to do it ser, vl4) 80p il included $3.50 (7s 6d) '37 Studio "For those who take an intelligent interest This book considers points which must be In the individual work of this or that film di- known before a successful film can be made. rector, camera man, scenario writer, art direc- There is a concise survey of each field tor or dress designer, or and the of this or that com- essential technical and aesthetic bination of expert talents questions are in film-making, Mr. illustrated by diagrams, sketches and photo- Rideout' s large volume will have its attrac- graphs tions. . . There is nothing in the of serious way "Mr. Strasser's induction of the reader into aesthetic criticism in the volume, which is the amateur movie field is clear very chattily written often and simple and substitutes in its transitions from one beginning for appreciation string effort a of conventional ad- to another. His practical outline jectives. Rather contains the too many of the films passed comprehensive presentation imphed by such In review, moreover, were not worth writing topics as equipment, about. the author has elements of 'shooting' But a shrewd enough technique, use of personal newsreels, sense of commercial entertainment animated values, is cartoons, color films and photoplays. There are well informed in technical matters, and de- instructive remarks on cutting, punctuating lights in recognizing the individual stamp of and projecting the finished films and 16 ex- leading directors." Times (London) literary supplement planatory diagrams, in addition to more than 30 photographic reproductions illustrating the ROBERTS, IN A. When books and movies text." Christian science monitor meet, pa 25c '36 The author TERLIN, ROSE R. You and I and the movies. This pamphlet presents information regarding 58p pa 50c '36 Womans press the technique of library-film cooperation An exploration of the function of the movies. Gives an idea of the size A, of the industry and ROTH PAUL. Documentary film. 272p il 128 its possible role in creating philosophies 6d Faber Faber of life & and influencing public opinion on social issues In this book Mr Rotha's primary concern la with emphasis on the social significance not with the cinema as art nor as industry but as "a powerful, if not the most powerful, instru- WEAD, FRANK WILBUR. Our greatest story- ment for social influence to-day." It is illustra- teller; the story of talking pictures; il. ted with "shots" by from films made In various Paul Laune. (Our changing world) 62p 50c countries Nelson "One of the best books on the films pub- lished in recent years." Christian science moni- Designed for children this little volume tells tor the story of the motion picture from the initial "This book is of absorbing interest, and entrance to the studio through the preview. A should instruct many who may be unaware of chapter on the history of the beginning of the the earnest and commendable efforts of those moving picture concludes the book directors who have turned their back on the high salaries of the studios in order to bring WILLIAMSON, JOHN ERNEST. Twenty years reality into the cinema and to use the film under the sea. 320p il $2.50 '36 Hale [15s as an instrument of social education." Man- Lane] chester guardian record "The second A of the work of Mr Williamson on part of his book, in which he the bottom of the sea. his assesses the past Among adventures achievements of documentary, and achievements with his photosphere, the is wholly admirable. So, too, are the illustra- Williamson submarine tube, is the tions." production of New statesman and Nation the moving picture based on Jules Verne's "The first part of Mr. Rotha's book, so ad- "20,000 leagues under the sea" mirable when it reaches the actual making of " 'Twenty Years Under the Sea,' with Its documentaries, is rather tiresomely Marxist" unique blending of adventure Spectator and information, is a book that all boys and many of their "Written with rather breathless zeal and fathers will be eager to read. It is a refresh- energy. For those unversed in the synthetic ing and exciting narrative." N.Y. Times terminology of the intellectual film 'fan' it has "In moreover recent years, for strictly scientific pur- its discomforts. But these are of poses, William Beebe has gone far beyond the little moment beside the good sense and the Williamsons with his bathysphere, but this in idealistic vision which Mr. Rotha has brought no way detracts from the fascination of the to the discussion of the social potentialities of Williamson recital. . . Despite the the fact that cinema." Times (London) literary supple- the writing is ment extremely amateurish . . . this account of an excellent job, excellently done, is of absorbing interest to all who are interested ROTHA, PAUL. Movie parade. 142p II $3.50 (lOs the mysteries 6d) Studio in and perils of under-sea ad- venture." Saturday review of literature "A pictorial history of the development of " 'Twenty Years under the Sea' is entertain- moving pictures, with over 600 illustrations ing and educational, humorous and thrilling." from the movies of all countries dating from Springfield Republican XUl EDUCATIONAL FILM CATALOG

WOOD, LESLIE. Romance of the movies. 343p in anecdote and incident. . . Mr. Wood makes il $4.50 '37 Ryerson press [15s Heinemann] . . . forgotten triumphs part of his romance; "Well-documented and colorfully written. and since he writes the account in non-tech- Mr. Wood, an Englishman writing for English nical language, these chapters form a swift readers, gives an important place to the British and vivid story of a period the details of which film industry in general movie history, but his are apt to be forgotten because the accumu- lated result is account of the American film-makers is as com- so imposing. . . . Mr. Wood plete as it must be in a book that aims at- has collected a quantity of information, he is comprehensiveness. He has done aji enlighten- never dull, and he is conspicuously not a propa- ing job." Theatre arts monthly gandist. He deals with the cinema as it is "Mr. Wood, in the early part of his book, and not as he would like it to be. He has explains why it was that the 'peculiar sounds' selected his facts to prove nothing but what with which every one is now familiar re- his title implies, that the story of the films mained so long unuttered; and his story of is a romance, and this he does prove." Times this period in the development of films is rich (London) literary supplement

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JANUARY, 1937—OCTOBER, 1937

Title and Subject Index

A nous la liberie F Aeroplanes. See Airplanes Landing gear Abalone pearl flshlngr 639 Aesthetics. See Esthetics Cushion landings 629.1 Abram. See Stories from the Africa Airports Old Testament 221 Africa joins the world 916 Childrens' airport excur- Abram and Lot. See Stories Trekking to Timbuctoo 916 sion 629.1 from the Old Testament 221 The veldt 591.9 Airships Acadia Africa, Central Greatest airship dock 629.1 Land of Evangeline 917.16 Hell below zero 916.7 Hindenburg explosion 629.1 Accidents Naked man vs. beast 799.2 Story of Goodyear 678 N'Manga 916.7 U.S.S. Macon 629.1 Prevention The prowlers 916.7 Airways Child safety in traffic 629.213 Simba 916.7 Safety on the federal sky- Goofs 629.213 Wild men of Kalihari 916.7 ways 629.1 Horse sense in horse Africa, North Alabama power 629.213 Backward civilization 916.1 Alabama highlands 634.909 Remember Jimmy 629.213 Africa joins the world 916 Down Mobile way 634.909 Safety on streets and Agricultural machinery Heart of the Confederacy highways 614.8 Wee Anne visits the farm 630 917.61 We drivers 629.213 Saving the beauty of Ala- Agriculture bama 634.909 Accordion Farm factory 630 Love of the harmonica 788 Temples and peace 571 Acliievements of engineer- Soilless agriculture Trees & stones that speak 634.909 ing. See International li- Growing plants without Alabama highlands 634.909 brary of visual aids 300 soil 630 Ackland, iVIyron Alaska KiHing to live 591.5 Great Britain Alaska peninsula and its Aconites Farming in East Anglia giant bears 917.98 In all his glory 583 630.942 Alaskan adventures 917.98 Acorns, Bread from 970.1 Grain harvest 633.1 Alaskan interlude 917.98 Across the world with Mr Alaska's silver millions 639 and Mrs Martin John- Scotland Flying to America's won- son 910 Harvests of the soil 630.941 derlands 917.3 Iceless Arctic 919.8 Adier planetarium and United States astronomical museum, Sailing sheltered seas to Chicago Conservation of our nat- Alaska 917.98 Chicago planetarium & ural resources 333 Alaska peninsula and its the Deutsches Plow that broke the plains giant bears 917.98 museum Alaskan adventures 917.98 in Munich 508 630.973 Admirals in the making 359 Agriculture, Cooperative Alaskan interlude 917.98 Adventure isle 919.5 Cooperative marketing Alaska's silver millions 639 cotton 631.18 Adventures of Bunny Rab- Cooperative marketing Albatrosses bit 599 Marine birds of southern dried prunes 631.18 waters Aeronautics Cooperative marketing 598.2 First 10 years of flying 629.1 eggs and poultry 631.18 Alcohol Progress. Gaumont Brit- Cooperative marketing Beneficent reprobate — ish 942.08 livestock 631.18 ethyl alcohol, its na- Safety on the federal sky- Farm women's market 631.18 ture and its properties 613 ways 629.1 Poultry marketing in the Sky fleets of the navy 629.1 United States 631.18 Physiological effects Air Beneficent Flights reprobate Air we breathe 533 ethyl alcohol, its nature America from the air 629.1 Air currents and its properties 613 Flying clipper cruises to Air currents and theory Alcohol, Denatured Rio 629.1 of streamlining 530 Chemical ethyl alcohol 661 Flying the Lindbergh trail Air currents and theory of Alcott, Louisa May 629.1 streamlining 530 Little men F Flying to America's won- Air lines. See Airways Alfalfa derlands 917.3 Air pilots Alfalfa weevil control 632.7 Safety on the federal sky- First 10 years of flying 629.1 Alfalfa weevil control 632.7 ways, reel 1 629.1 Air we breathe 533 Algeria History Airplanes Home of the sheikh 916.5 History of aviation 629.1 Childrens' airport excur- Alkmaar, Cheese market of 637 sion 629.1 All dolled up 391 Theory Flying clipper cruises to Air currents and theory Rio 629.1 All sorts of folks 915 of streamlining 530 Flying cub 629.1 Aligaeu in summer 914.3

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Along the Riviera 914.5 Anitra's dance 780 Seeing the universe Alpine garden 914.36 Annapolis. See United through the world's largest Alps States. Naval academy, telescopes 520 Annapolis Through Galileo's tele- Alpine garden 914.36 scope Carin- Annelid worms 595.1 & Mt Wilson ob- Winter in Austria: servatory 520 tliian Alps 914.36 Annuities Tidal theory of the earth's Amazing vitamins 613.2 Now for tomorrow 368 Antarctic and moon's creation, America from tlie air 629.1 regions Re-conquering and the moon in closeup 520 Antarctica See also Mars (Planet) American ballads and songs 919.9 Old time ballads 784 Antelopes Athletics American experimental Girl who found herself 170 The veldt 591.9 Poise schools 372 Antlers 790 Au pays Breton 914.4 American Indians. See In- Shedding the antlers 599 dians of North America Ants Austin, Henry Wilfred American Red cross to the Our ant gang 595.796 H. W. Austin 796.34 rescue 627 Apparatus, Electrical. See Australia America's great bridge test 624 Electric apparatus and Seeing Australia 919.4 Amik—the beaver 599 appliances See also Sydney, Aus- Elementary animals 593 Apple tralia Amoeba Growing Canadian apples Australian bears. See Koala Marvels of the microscope 578 634.1 Austria Among the Navajo Indians Kindly fruits of the earth Alpine garden 914.36 970.1 634 Down the Danube 914.36 Ancient cities of southern Marketing Canadian apples Hans Schneider ski school France 914.4 634.1 796.9 Ancient history. See His- Applications for position Salzburg, city of festivals tory, Ancient What about jobs 371.42 914.36 Andean trails 918 Aquatic birds. See Water Ski chase 796.9 Andes birds Skiing with Hannes islands Andean trails 918 Aran Schneider 796.9 Animal behavior. See Ani- Man of Aran 914.17 Tyrol, the land in the mals—Habits and be- Archaic and unusual instru- mountains 914.36 havior ments 785 Village symphony 914.36 Animal coloration. See Color Archeology Winter in Austria: Carin- of animals Temples and peace 571 thian Alps 914.36 Animal engineers 599 Archery Autogiros 915.2 Japan Autogiro 629.1 Animal husbandry 636 Poise 790 Animal parasites. See Para- Architecture, Colonial Automatic arc welding 671 sites Colonial architecture 720 Automobile drivers Animal psychology. See Architecture, Domestic Goofs 629.213 Psychology, Compara- Home builders at work 728 Highway mania 629.213 tive House of dreams 690 Horse sense in horse pow- Animal world of make Shelter 728 er 629.213

believe 591.57 Will and the way 728 Take it easy . 629.213 Animals Architecture, Italian We drivers 629.213 Dwellers of the forest 599 Fountains, gardens and Automobiles Natives of Glacier 917.86 statuary 720 Commerce around the cof- Natives of Yosemite 917.94 Arctic regions fee cup 380 Iceless Simba 916.7 Arctic 919.8 Elements of the auto- Ikpuck, the igloo dweller 919.8 Wild life on the desert 591.9 mobile 629.2 Arizona Heat treatment of steel Arizona 917.91 Color 669.1 Color of Story of Goodyear 678 Making See animals Armour and a V-type engine 621.4 company Oxwelding and cutting in Romance of foods 664.9 Geographical distribution production, part I 671 See Geographical dis- Around the Horn on a Progress on parade 629.2 tribution of animals and square-rigger 910 plants Art Accidents

Negro and art , 326 Habits and behavior Child safety in traffic 629.213 Goofs 629.213 Chumming with the Study and teaching Highway mania 629.213 animals 591.5 School art applied to life 701 Horse sense in horse Furred and feathered Art, Applied. power 629.213 hunters 591.5 See Art indus- tries Remember Jimmy 629.213 Grey Owl's neighbors 591.5 and trade Art, Chinese Take it easy 629.213 Housekeeping at the zoo 591.5 China our neighbor, unit Killers of the chaparral 591.5 6 Autumn in Wisconsin 917.75 Killing 591.5 915.1 Aviation. See Aeronautics to Hve Art, Medieval up feed 591.5 Wake and Hidden talisman 709 Aviators. See Air pilots visits the 591.5 Wee Anne zoo Art, Mexican Avocado Training Our Mexican neighbors 917.2 Avocados 634.6 industries Lost jungle 791.3 Art and trade Avocets School art applied to life 701 Feathered beach combers Treatment We are all artists 701 598.2 Arts Bell of Atri F of China. See China Azaleas our neighbor, unit 6 915.1 Blooming of flowers 583 Animals, Domestic. See Do- Association football. See inestic animals Football Animals, Prehistoric. See Association football series Paleontology Ball control 796.33 Animals, Sea. See Marine Defence 796.33 fauna Goal-keeping & throwing B Animals in modern life 636 in 796.33 Animals of the mountains. Kicking. Gaumont Brit- See International library ish 796.33 Babies. See Infants of visual aids 300 Tactics 796.33 Baboons Animals that live in the Astronomy Old world monkeys 599 desert. See International Exploring the universe 520 The veldt 591.9 library of visual aids 300 Romance of the skies 520 Wild men of Kalihari 916.7

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Back of the weather fore- Bears Bible, Dana X. cast 551.5 Alaska peninsula and its Football 796.33 Backhand 796.34 giant bears 917.98 Bible with the Backward children. See Chumming Geography animals 591.5 Children, Abnormal and Jerusalem 915.69 backward Dwellers of the forest 599 Furred feathered hunt- Bible. Old Testament Backward civilization 916.1 & ers 591.5 Stories from the Old Badgers Giants of the North 599 Testament 221 Brock the badger 599 Grizzly bear hunt in the Binding of books. See Book- Michigan mammals 599 Canadian Rockies 599 binding Tawny owl 598.2 Michigan furbearers 599 Biological chemistry Bahamas Michigan mammals 599 Story of a loaf of bread Freaks of the deep 591.92 Northern bears 599 641.6 Bakelite Wake up and feed 591.5 Biology series Story of bakelite resinoid 668 Beatty, Clyde He would a-wooing go 597.8 Balearis Islands Lost jungle 791.3 Bird-banding Palma de Majorca 914.67 Beautiful civilization they How and why of bird Ball (Island) founded in Shalimar. banding 598.2 Bali. Diemer 919.2 See International library Bird houses Bali. Gutlohn 919.2 of visual aids 300 Renting houses for songs Good clean sport 796 Beauty. See Esthetics 598.2 our neighbors live 915 How Beaver farming 636.9 Bird life of Cobb's island, Java—Bali 919.2 Virginia 598.2 Music hath charm 780 Beavers Temples of many creeds 726 Amik—the beaver 599 Birds Animal engineers 599 Birds 598.2 Ball, Louise C. Feathered beach combers Say it with pearls 617.6 Beaver farming 636.9 598.2 Ball. See Baseball; Basket- Dwellers of the forest 599 bird citizens 598.2 ball; Football Grey Owl's neighbors 591.5 Our for Ball control 796.33 Like a beaver 599 Renting houses songs Michigan beaver 599 598.2 Ballads. See American bal- Western birds at home 598.2 songs Michigan mammals 599 lads and Bee bread 595.79 Wild life on the desert 591.9 Baltimore and Ohio railroad See also Hawks; Owls; company Bees Ravens Pageant of American in- Bee bread 595.79 land transportation 385 Her Majesty, the queen Migration bee 595.79 Bamboo Flyways of migratory 633.58 In all his glory 583 Bamboo waterfowl 598.2 Bamboos 633.58 Keeper of the bees F Queen of the underworld Banana special 634.7 Protection Bananas 595.79 Romance of a feminine Bird life of Cobb's island, Banana special 634.7 Bangkok, Siam monarchy 595.79 Virginia 598.2 Beetles Isle of birds 598.2 Land of the yellow robe 915.93 Fighting western pine Nursery island; bird sanc- Banishing the barberry 632.5 beetles 632.7 tuary 598.2 Banks and banking Beets and beet sugar Rainey wildlife sanctuary March of trade 332 Beets from seed to sugar 598.2 Barbados bowl 664.1 Todd wildlife sanctuary 598.2 Puerto Rico, Martinique, Sugar 664.1 Barbados and Trinidad Beets from seed to sugar Africa 917.29 bowl 664.1 Trekking to Timbuctoo 916 Barber of Seville. See Pag- Before the white man came. liacci prologue and aria See International library Michigan from Barber of Seville 784 of visual aids 300 Barberries Behavior of newborn infants Wild wings 598.2 Banishing the barberry 632.5 136.7 Barges Behavior of the feeble- Wisconsin Canal gypsies 914.2 minded 132 Game birds of many na- Barnacles. See Cirripedia Behavior of unicellular tions 598.2 Barns and stables animals 593 Wild geese 598.2 Barnyard underworld 631.2 Behind the shadows 616.24 Birds of prey Barnum and Bailey circus Belgian cities 914.93 Birds of prey 598.2 Sawdust sidelights 791.3 Belgium Some of our more common Barnyard underworld 631.2 Belgian cities 914.93 predatory birds 598.2 Baseball Bell of Atri F Birds of prey 598.2 Heads up baseball 796.357 Bell telephone laboratories Birth and education of a Play ball 796.357 Engineering the sound seal 599 Take me out to the ball film 778 Birth of a nation F game 796.357 Below the Rio Grande 917.2 Birth 575 Basket-ball of the earth Basketball 796.32 Benares Bison Bass fishing Benares 915.4 Buffalo home 599 Fisherman's luck 799.1 Mother Ganges 915.4 Chumming with the Striped bass fishing 799.1 Benditzky, Leon animals 591.5 Batik Violins and cellos 787 Michigan mammals 599 Bittern 598.2 How batik is made in Beneficent reprobate — Java 689 ethyl alcohol. Its na- Bitterns Bittern . 598.2 Battle for life series ture and its properties 613 Sea Western waterfowl 598.2 591.92 Benoit-Levy, Jean Wild wings 598.2 Battle maneuvers 359 Great glass blower 666.1 Black-headed gull 598.2 Bayreuth—City of Richard Berlin 914.3 Blackbirds Wagner 914.3 Berlioz, Hector Western birds at home 598.2 Beacons Carnival Romain 785 Wild wings 598.2 Safety on the federal sky- Walpurgis night F Bladderworts ways, reel 3 629.1 Best part of the party 641.86 Marvels of the microscope 578 Beans Better quality vegetables Blankets Beans 633.3 through disease con- How all-wool-blankets are Blooming of flowers 583 trol 632.8 made 677.3

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Blasting Boulder dam Burma How Jimmy won the game Boulder dam from start All dolled up 391 662.2 to finish 627.8 How our neighbors live 915 Blazing stars Flying to America's won- Business of farming. See In- Blooming of flowers 583 derlands 917.3 ternational library of Bleriot, Louis Boulder dam from start to visual aids 300 627.8 First 10 years of flying 629.1 finish Butter Blind Bound to last 655 Dairy products 637 Handicapped children and Bourbonnais Butterflies 595.78 clinical types 371.9 Glimpses of French coun- From egg to butterfly butterfly 595.78 Blood try life 914.4 Monarch Blood 612.1 Bourke-Whlte, Margaret. See Byrd Antarctic expedition, Body defenses against White, M. B. 2d, 1933-1935 disease 613 Boy scouts Re-conquering Antarctica Circulation 612.1 Men in the making 917.3 919.9 Heart and circulation of Boys Byways of Egypt 916.2 blood 612.1 Peck's bad boy F Marvels of the microscope 578 Boy's pal F Precipitins 612.1 Brahmanism Blooming of flowers 583 Temples of many creeds 728 Blue camass Brahmin's daughter F Blooming of flowers 583 Brain Blue grass kings 636.1 Mechanics of the brain 150 Blue jays Brakes. See Elements of the C.C.C. See United States. Wild wings 598.2 automobile 629.2 Civilian conservation Blue light F Brant corps CCC at work—lake states Boar hunting. See Wild boar Winter visitors 598.2 Brass 634.909 Board feet or bored timber House of dreams 690 Cables, Submarine 632.7 Brazil Underwater speechways Boats and boating Exploring the coffee con- 621.385 Oriental watercraft 387 tinent 663 Cacomistle Bobby Jones film "An ex- Bread Dwellers of the forest 599 cursion in golf" 796.352 Enzymes in dough fer- Cactus Body defenses against mentation 589.95 In all his glory 583 disease 613 Loaf of bread 641.6 Tree and plant life 580 Bolivia Staff of life. Demarest 641.6 Cairo, Egypt Andean trails 918 Story of a loaf of bread Cairo to the pyramids 916.2 Bombay 641.6 Father Nile 916.2 Bombay, Ceylon 915.4 Bread from acorns 970.1 Streets of Cairo 916.2 Bombay, Ceylon 915.4 Breathing. See Respiration Cairo to the pyramids 916.2 Bond, Mrs Carrie (Jacobs) Bremen 914.3 Cain and Abel. See Stories Carrie Jacobs Bond 92 from the Old Testament 221 Bond, Ford Bridges Calcutta of the United States America's great bridge Benares 915.4 Story 624 Coast guard 614.8 test California 624 Bonelll, Richard March of progress America from the air 629.1 Pagliacci prologue and Brittany California missions 266 914.4 of Se- Au pays Breton Chaparral 634.9 aria from Barber French coun- ville 784 Glimpses of Don Q, the California Boobies (Birds) try life 914.4 quail 598.2 Marine birds of southern When the fishing fleet Lest we forget 634.92 waters 598.2 comes home 914.4 Safeguarding the citrus Bookbinding Brock the badger 699 fruit 634.3 Bound to last 655 BrontS, Charlotte Winter sports. Cal. state Books Jane Eyre F chamber of commerce Bound to last 655 Bronze 796.9 Boots and shoes House of dreams 690 See also Death valley, Getting your money's Brown-tail moth California; Yosemite na- worth 338 Gypsy and brown -tail tional park Story of my life by Mr moths—insect enemies 632.7 California giants 674 Shoe 675 Bruce, Robert Call of the Olympic bell 796.4 Boring Falling waters 551.5 Story of rock drilling 622.2 Bryce canyon national park Call of the East 621.385 Borneo Know your national parks Cameroon mountains Wildman's land 919.11 917.8 N'Manga 916.7 Borobodor and the Bromo 726 Buddha and Buddhism Campana, Ettore (as actor) Botanical gardens Siam to Korea 915 Brahmin's daughter F Kew gardens 580 Temples of many creeds 726 Canada Buddhist temples. See Tem- Spare time 634.92 Botany ples, Buddhist Voyageur trails 917.1 Tropic garden 580 Budgets, Household. See Canadian apples. Growing Pathology Home economics—Ac- 634.1 counting Canadian apples, Marketing Better quality vegetables Buffalo, American. See Bi- 634.1 through disease con- son trol 632.8 Canal gypsies 914.2 Buffalo home 599 Canals Physiology Building Canals in United States Life of plants 581 Home builders at work 728 history 626 Self defence by plants 580 House of dreams 690 Locks at Sault Ste. Marie 626 Study of mineral element Building materials Canals in United States his- deficiencies in plant Shelter 728 tory 626 growth 581 Building the Mount Vernon Canals of Venice 914.5 Michigan Memorial highway 625.7 Canaries Michigan wild flowers 583 Bulwer-Lytton, Edward Harz mountains 914.3 George Earle Lytton, Cane fields of Calamba 664.1 Wisconsin baron Lytton. See Lyt- Mushrooms of Wisconsin ton, Edward George Canine capers 636.7 589.2 Earle Lytton Bulwer- Cannibals of the deep series Wild flowers 583 Lytton, 1st baron Trail of the swordfish 799.1

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Canoes and canoeing My mother 92 Chimpanzees Voyageur trails 917.1 Native state 92 Rose and Raphael 151.3 Capturing the elephant seals 599 President's answer 92 China Tender memories 92 Carboloy All dolled up 391 Under the stars 92 China 915.1 Something new under the Chartres, France. Notre China sun 621.9 our neighbor 915.1 Dame (cathedral) China visualized Carburetor. See Elements of 915.1 Churches and cathedrals; China's gifts to the West the automobile 629.2 Chartres cathedral, River- Carlsbad cavern, Mex- 915.1 New side church, Notre Dame Elaborate ico Chinese funer- in Paris 726 Carlsbad caverns national als 393 Chartres cathedral. See Good clean sport 796 park 917.89 Chartres, France. Carlsbad caverns national Notre Grain of rice 633.1 Dame (cathedral) Tjnperial city 915.1 park 917.89 Cheese Carnival in Flanders F Music hath charm 780 Cheese market of Alkmaar 637 Oriental transportation 380 Carnival Romain 785 Dairy products 637 Peking, Korea 915 Carrie Jacobs Bond 92 Making American cheese Persimmon harvesting and Carriers in a modern cheese storage in China 634.4 of electricity. See Elec- factory trons 537 637 Picturesque Hong Kong Catalysis Roof of Europe 914.94 915.1 Cheese market of 637 Catalysis 540 Alkmaar Slumbering giant 915.1 Cathedrals Chemical agriculture. See Song of China F Cathedrals of England 726 Agriculture—Soilless ag- Styles in Hong Kong 915.1 Churches and cathedrals; riculture With the Asiatic fleet 915.1 Cathedral of Santo Do- Chemical reactions With the Yangtze patrol 915.1 mingo, Spanish missions Velocity of chemical re- Art and Temple Emanuel in actions 540 New York 726 Chemistry See Art, Chinese Churches and cathedrals; Velocity of chemical re- Religion Chartres cathedral. River- actions 540 Temples of side church, Notre Dame Chemistry, Biological. See many creeds 726 in Paris 726 Biological chemistry China and America. See Cathedrals of England 726 Chemistry, Technical China our neighbor, world of chemistry unit 1 Cathode ray oscillograph 537.5 Wonder 915.1 540 China our neighbor 915.1 Cathode rays Chenal, Pierre China visualized Cathode ray oscillograph 537.5 Crime and punishment F 915.1 Cattle Cherry blossom festival in China's children. See China our neighbor, unit 4 915.1 Animal husbandry 636 Japan 915.2 China's gifts Farm animals 636 Cherry blossom time, Japan to the West 915.1 Fury of the storm 917.8 in 915.2 China's home life. See Meat—from hoof to market Chesapeake and Ohio rail- China our neighbor, 664.9 way unit 2 915.1 Tale of two bulls 636.2 George Washington's rail- Chipmunks Winter breadline in Wyo- road 385 Wild company 599 ming 636.2 Cheyenne Indians Chivalry Diseases Sacred arrow ceremony of Ivanhoe F the Cheyenne Indians 970.1 Christie, Winifred Suppressing the foot-and- Sun dance of the Cheyenne Double keyboard piano 786 mouth disease 619 Indians 970.1 Christmas Cedar Chicago planetarium & the Cricket on the hearth ' F Pole-pushers of Puget Deutsches museum in Chumming with the animals Sound 674 Munich 508 591.5 Cedar waxwings Chickadees Churches and cathedrals; Woodland pals 598.2 Our bird citizens 598.2 Cathedral of Santo Do- Cello Western birds at home 598.2 mingo, Spanish missions Violins and cellos 787 Chicken of the sea 639 and Temple Emanuel In Celtic people of France. See Chickens. See Poultry New York 726 International library Churches and cathedrals; of Child safety visual aids 300 in traffic 629.213 Chartres cathedral. River- Central Africa. See Africa, Child study side church, Notre Dame Central Behavior of newborn in- in Paris 726 Ceramics 738 fants 136.7 Cicada 595.7 Cervantes Saavedra, Miguel Development of prehension Ciliata de in a single child 136.7 Simple animal forms 593 Child welfare Don Quixote F 649 Circulation 612.1 Ceylon Childe Hassam—artist 92 Circulation of the blood. Bombay, Ceylon 915.4 Children See Blood Ceylon devil dance 915.48 Little Filipinos 919.14 Circus First Paradise 915.48 Road to life 914.7 Circus city 791.3 Ceylon devil dance 915.48 Spanish children 914.6 Here comes the circus 791.3 Chaliapin, Feodor Ivanovltch Sawdust sidelights 791.3 (as actor) Care and hygiene Circus city 791.3 Don Quixote F Child welfare 649 Circus series Challenge of the slums 331.83 Education Circus city 791.3 Challenge of the T.V.A. Here comes the circus 791.3 627.8 See Education of chil- Chamberlin, Clarence Dun- Cirripedia dren Life under the South seas can Psychology Air currents and theory 591.92 of streamlining 530 See Child study Cities and towns Champlain, Samuel de Children, Abnormal and Voyageur trails 917.1 backward Civic improvement Changing empire 634.909 Handicapped children and Coney Island 917.47 Chaparral clinical types 371.9 Cities for commerce. Children See In- Chaparral 634.9 of the Nile 916.2 ternational library of Lest we forget 634.92 Childrens' airport excursion visual aids 300 Chapin, Benjamin (as actor) 629.1 Cities for defense. See In- My father 92 Chile ternational library of My first jury 92 Andean trails 918 visual aids 300

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Citrus fruit in Florida 634.3 Colloids Contacts 616.24 Colloid 540 Citrus fruits Contents of the nurse's bag 649 Properties of colloidal Citrus fruit in Florida 634.3 Control of worms in hogs 632.7 Safeguarding the citrus ferro- magnetic ferric 540 Conveying and measuring fruit 634.3 oxyde Colloids their behavior. irrigation water 626.8 City of David 915.69 and See Colloid 540 Cookery City of the sun 915.4 Colombia Kindergarten cookery 641.5 Civic improvement. See Exploring the coffee conti- New fashions in foods 641.5 Cities and towns—Civic nent 663 Cooling appliances. See improvement Colonial architecture 720 Refrigeration and re- frigerating Colonial Rhode Island 974.5 machinery Civil war Cooling system and the United States Color of animals clutch. See Elements of Animal world of make the automobile 629.2 See United States believe 591.57 Cooms, Esther (as actor) History—Civil war Colorado Brahmin's daughter F Civilization, Medieval Estes Park, Colorado 917.88 Cooper, James Fenimore Mediaeval village 940.1 Flying to America's won- Deerslayer F Cladocera derlands 917.3 Cooperation Water folk 695.7 Colorado river Consumer cooperation in Clair, Rene Trip down the Colorado Sweden 334 A nous la liberte F river 917.91 Cooperative agriculture. See Clams Agriculture, Cooperative Fishing in the surf and Boulder dam project Cooperative marketing sea 799.1 See Boulder dam cotton 631.18 591.92 Pirates of the deep Columbia river Cooperative marketing Clapper rails dried prunes 631.18 Western waterfowl 598.2 Grand Coulee dam Cooperative marketing Clarlc, Ernest R. Grand Coulee dam 627.8 eggs and poultry 631.18 Cairo to the pyramids 916.2 Cooperative marketing Holland and the Dutch 914.92 Comet, Hailey's livestock 631.18 Classical age. See Interna- Solar family 520 Coots tional library of visual Commerce Western waterfowl 598.2 aids 300 Commerce around the Copper Clay coffee cup 380 Industrious diamonds 621.9 Fire-clay refractories 666.4 March of trade 332 Long drawn out 629.3 Clements, Forrest E. See also Great Britain Mountains of copper 669.3 Sacred arrow ceremony of —Commerce Copperheads the Cheyenne Indians 970.1 Commerce around the coffee Dangerous snakes of the Sun dance of the Cheyenne cup 380 U.S.A. 598.1 Indians 970.1 Commercial products Corals Climate 551.5 Commerce around the cof- Corals 593.6 fee cup 380 Climatology Corda, Maria (as actor) Getting your money's Last days of Pompeii F Climate 551.5 worth 338 Clipper cruises to Rio, Fly- Cormorants Commets Marine birds of southern ing 629.1 Romance of the skies 520 Clothing 646 waters 598.2 See also Comet, Hal- Nursery island; bird sanc- Clothing and dress ley's tuary 598.2 All dolled up 391 Common marine animals. Western waterfowl 598.2 Clothing 646 See Some common in- Clouds vertebrates from the Corn pesta Story of a disturbance 561.5 Gulf of Maine 591.92 Diseases and Story of water 551.5 Communication Fighting the com borer Water in the air 551.5 Communication news and with machinery 632.7 Coal views #1, S2 621.38 Corn borers. See Corn Coal 622.33 Studies about communica- Diseases and pests Industrial Scotland—raw tion 621.38 Cornflowers materials 914.1 Communication news and In all his glory 683 See also International views #1, $2 621.38 Seed production 581 library of visual aids 300 Concerning crossarms 621.385 The coronation. See Eng- Coast changes Conduct of life land's coronation 942.08 Coast erosion 551.36 Girl who found herself 170 Cosmic drama. See Birth of Coast erosion 561.36 Lost and found F the earth 575 Cobb Island, Virginia Coney Island Costume Bird life of Cobb's island. Coney Island 917.47 All dolled up 891 Virginia 598.2 Confederate States of Amer- Cobra 598.1 ica Japan Cobras History Tying the Japanese obi 391 Cobra 598.1 Heart of the Confederacy Cotton Killing the killer 598.1 917.61 Blooming of flowers 583 Coffee Confessions of a cold 616.2 Cooperative marketing Commerce around the cof- Conflicts of nature series cotton 631.18 fee cup 380 queen Textiles 677 Exploring the coffee conti- Her Majesty, the bee 595.79 Cotton growing and manu- nent 663 facture Guatemala 917.28 Conquest of fear. See Inter- library of Our Inland waterways 386 Hawaii the beautiful 919.69 national visual aids 300 Story of Goodyear 678 Coffman, Joe W. Consequences 616.24 Story of the tire 678 Principles of electrical Country and people of the measurement 621.37 Conservation of our natural Erzgebirge 914.3 resources 333 Principles of electro- Covered wagon F magnetism 538 Considering Posey 599 Principles of electrostatics 537 Constantinople Cowboys Principles of magnetism 538 Let's talk Turkey 914.96 Where West is still west Construction of a concrete 917.8 Cold (Disease) Cows. See Cattle Confessions of a cold 616.2 silo 631.2 Construction of roads. See Coyotes Collecting lake trout spawn 597 Roads Don Coyote 699 College stories Consumer cooperation in Furred & feathered hunt- Qducationxof Steve Smith F Sweden 334 ers 591.5

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Crabs Dangerous dusts 679 Development of prehension Marine sand animals 591.92 Dangerous snakes of the in a single child 136.7 Shore life at low tide 591.92 U.S.A. 598.1 Development of walking In Story of the blue crab 595.3 Danube river a human infant (R.M. Cradle of our race. See In- Down the Danube 914.36 V.) 612.76 ternational library of Darjelling 015.15 Devilfish Fish visual aids 300 Date from hell 799.1 Cradle of the father of culture in Iraa 634.6 Diamonds waters 634.909 Dates (Fruit) Industrious diamonds 621.9 Cranes Date culture in Iraq 634.6 Dickason, Deane H. Winter visitors 598.2 Dates—America's new Adventure isle 919.5 Creation. See Stories from fruit crop 634.6 Children of the Nile 916.2 the Old Testament 221 Kindly fruits of the earth 634 City of David 915.69 Creative approach to educa- Dates—America's new fruit City of the sun 915.4 tion 370.1 crop 634.6 Dravidian glamor 915.4 Creative design in painting 758 Day at West Point 355 First paradise 915.48 Love's Creeping in a human infant, Day in Moscow 914.7 memorial 915.4 Mother Ganges 915.4 Development of 612.76 Day with the Sun 070 Cricket on the hearth F Peacock throne 915.4 Day's work 919.14 Queen of the Indies 917.29 Crime and criminals Deadliest animal of the Raffles and rubber 915.95 Oliver Twist F Seventh wonder Crime and punishment F jungle. See International 918.6 library of visual aids 300 Southern crossways 919.4 Crimea Deaf and dumb Dickens, Charles Crimea 914.77 Handicapped children and Cricket on the hearth F Croc€, Isabel clinical types 371.9 Oliver Twist F We are all artists 701 Dealers In death 172.4 Diesel engines 621.4 Crossing the line 910 See also Peacemobile Diet Crossroads of the Pacific 010.60 programs 172.4 Golden champions 634.3 Crows Death day—the fiesta of Well balanced diet 613.2 Western birds at home 598.2 Calaveras 917.2 Digestion Crystallography Death valley 917.94 Digestion 612.3 Dishonesty. See Crystals 540 Death valley, California Honesty In nature's workshop 540 Death valley 917.94 DItmars, Raymond Leo Crystals 540 Death Valley national Animal engineers 599 Cuba monument 917.94 Animal world of make Queen of the Indies 917.29 Death valley national monu- believe 591.67 Curacao ment 917.94 Birds of prey 598.2 Haiti, Jamaica, Nassau Deception 796.33 Birth of the earth 575 and Curacao 917.29 Deer Chumming with the ani- Curlews Dwellers of the forest 599 mals 591.6 Feathered beach combers Hunter's camp 799.2 Cobra 593.1 Curtiss, Glenn Hammond Hunting tigers in India 799.2 Corals 593.6 First 10 years of flying Michigan furbearers 599 Dangerous snakes of the 629.1 U.S.A. Cushion landings 629.1 Michigan mammals 599 598.1 Wild company 599 Elephants—African, Indian Customs, Social. See Man- Wisconsin and pygmy ners and customs whitetail deer 599 600 Deerfleld, Mass. Evolution 676 Cutting of metals. See Metal Fight Colonial architecture 720 to live 591.92 cutting Deersfayer Fortune builders Czechoslovak Republic p 677.4 From egg to butterfly 695.78 Czechoslovakia 914.37 Defence 796.33 From tadpole to frog 597.8 Czechoslovakia 914.37 Defense. See Football 796.33 Housekeeping at the zoo 591.5 Defense of Madrid Killing the killer 598.1 946 Like a Defense of beaver 599 Spain 946 Living stars Delhi 693.9 —^Agra 915.4 Monarch butterfly 605.78 Delhi, India Monkey whoopee 599 Peacock throne 915.4 New world monkeys 599 The deluge. See Stories Northern bears 599 Dairy from products 637 the Old Testament 221 Old world monkeys 599 Dairying Demonstration baby's bath Tropical opossums 599 Animal husbandry 636 in the home 649 Diving, Submarine Guardian of your health 637 Demonstrations of nursing Fish from hell 799.1 Daisies procedure 649 Docks In all his glory 583 Denizens of the Colorado Great cargoes 380 Dalmatia desert Dogs Denmark 591.9 Down to Dalmatia 914.369 and her folk Animals in modern life 636 Dalton laboratory plan schools 370.94 Canine capers 636.7 American experimental Dental chemistry Dogs of solitude Science 914.94 schools 372 makes a dentrl- Trailing the killer F Damrosch, Walter Johannes ^ flee 617.6 Walter IDamrosch. General Desert people. See Interna- Stories electric 534 tional library of visual Boy's pal p Walter Damrosch. Qutlohn 780 aids 300 Fighting Dams to live F Deserts Dogs of solitude 914.94 Challenge of the T.V.A. Denizens of the Colorado 627.8 desert Dogwood 591.9 Spare the dog-wood Grand Coulee dam 627.8 Wild life on the desert 683 Norris 591.9 Domestic animals dam construction 627.8 Design Rain for the earth 630.973 Animals in modern life 636 Roosevelt Creative design in paint- Farm animals 636 dam 627.8 ing Storage and diversion 758 Domestic architecture. See School art dams 627.8 applied to life 701 Architecture, Domestic We are all artists 701 See also Boulder dam Don Coyote 599 Dances of the nations 793.3 Development. See Embryol- Don ogy; Evolution Q, the California quail Dancing 598.2 Ceylon devil Development of dance 915.48 creeping in Don Quixote "f Dances of the nations 793.3 a human infant 612.76 Donohue, Dandelions Lester Development of English rail- Archaic and unusual In- In all his glory 683 ways 385 struments 786

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Oos Passes, John East Anglia, Farming The in 630.942 Einstein's theory of rela- wave 917.2 East Anglia, tivity DostoevskTI, Fedor Mikhailo- Wheatlands in ^. 530.1 633.1 Eisenstein, Sergei vich Death Crime and punishment F Eastern wild flowers 583 day—the fiesta of Netotchka Eastman, Max Calaveras 917.2 Nezvanova. See / End of St Petersburg nights Tsar to Lenin 947 Petersburg 947 F Potemkin F White nights. See Peters- Eclipses Thunder burg 1932 total eclipse of over Mexico F nights F the Elaborate Chinese Double keyboard piano 786 sun 520 funerals 393 Dowitchers Romance of the skies 520 Electric apparatus and ap- Feathered beach combers Seeing the universe pliances through the world's Principles of electrical 598.2 largest telescopes, measurement 621.37 Down the Danube 914.36 reel 1 520 Electric currents Down by the sea 917.16 Economics Principles of current gen- Down Mobile way 634.909 Hands 331.214 eration 621.31 ECW in Great Electric eels Down to Dalmatia 914.369 Smoky moun- tains national park 634.909 Freak fish of seven seas 597 Dravldian glamor 915.4 Edgerton, Harold E. Electric generators Dream flowers 583 Bdgerton high speed pho- Principles of current gen- Dresden tography 778 eration 621.31 Edgerton Electric insulators Dresden and its high speed photog- and in- environs 914.3 raphy sulation Dresden and its environs 914.3 778 Education Glass Insulators 666.1 Dress. See Clothing and Electric measurements dress Experimental Principles of electrical Dresser, methods Louise (as actor) American measurement 621.37 Girl of the Llmberlost F experimental Electric meters schools 372 Drilling and boring (Earth Principles of electrical and rocks). See Boring Philosophy measurement 621.37 Droughts Electric power Creative Plow that broke the plains approach to edu- Challenge of the T.V.A. 627.8 630.973 cation 370.1 Electric „ , ^ waves Rain for the earth 630.973 China Traveling electrical waves 537 Drums of doom. See Peace- Electric welding China our neighbor, mobile programs 172.4 unit 7 Automatic arc welding 671 Dual-purpose trees 915.1 Electricity 665.3 Denmark Duck and goose shooting 799.2 Dynamic America 621.3 Denmark and her Electrodynamics Duck farming 636.59 folk 538 schools 370.94 Electrons 537 Ducks Principles of current elec- Duck and goose shooting 799.2 Germ,any tricity Duck farming 537 636.59 Grerman education Electricity in agriculture Nursery island; bird sanc- 370.94 Electricity on the farm tuary Education, 631 598.2 Secondary Electricity on the farm 631 Poultry farm 636.5 Glimpses of secondary Electricity series Ralney wildlife sanctuary 598.2 education in western Massachusetts Principles of current elec- Western waterfowl 598.2 373 „t."city Wild wings 598.2 Education in China. See 537 China Pnnciples of electrical Winter visitors 598.2 our neighbor, measurement Dumont, Alberto unit 7 621.37 Santos ^_, 915.1 Principles of electro-mag- First 10 years of flying 629.1 Education of children netism 538 Du Pont de Nemours, E. I. American experimental Principles of electrostatics 537 and company, Inc. schools 372 Elementary Pnnciples of magnetism 538 Wonder world of chem- teacher as a Electrochemistry Istry guide 372 ^ 540 Electrochemistry 540 Dusts, Dangerous 679 Rhythmic action 371.74 Teaching Electrodynamics 538 Dusts, EJxplosive of reading 372.4 679 Education of Electromagnetlsm Dutchman's Steve Smith F paradise 919.22 Educational Electrodynamics 538 travel series Principles Dwellers of the forest 599 Andean trails of electro-mag- Dyes 918 netism and dyeing Guatemala 917.28 538 Wonder world of chemis- Mexico Principles of magnetism 538 try. 917.2 Electrons 537 _ . 540 Edward VI, king of Eng- Dynamic America 621.3 land Electrostatics Dynamite Nine days a queen 942.05 Principles of current elec- tricity Story of dynamite 662.2 Eels. See Electric eels 537 Eggleston, Principles of electrostatics 537 Edward Elementary animals Hoosier schoolmaster F 593 Eggs Elementary education. See Cooperative marketing Education of children E eggs and poultry 631.18 Elementary teacher as a Egrets guide 372 Feathered Eagles beach combers Elements of the automobile 629.2 _ ^ 598.2 Birds of prey 598.2 Egypt Elephants Some of Animals in modern life our more common Byways of Egypt 636 predatory birds 916.2 Chumming with the ani- 598.2 Cairo to the pyramids 916.2 mals Wild wings 598.2 Children 591.5 of the Nile 916.2 Elephants African, Earth Father Nile — In- 916.2 dian and pygmy 599 Our earth 551 Grain of rice 633! 1 Housekeeping at the zoo 591.5 Luxor and Karnak 916.2 Hunting Rotation Music hath tigers in India 799.2 charm 780 My friend, the harti Earth in motion Mystic land of 599 520 Egypt 916.2 Syama 915.93 Earth in motion 520 Streets of Cairo 916.2 Teak logging with ele- Earthworms phants in Siam 674 Antiquities Annelid worms 595.1 Wake up and feed 591.5 East (Far East) Temples of many creeds 726 Elephants—African, In- All sorts of folks 915 Einstein, Albert dian and pygmy 599 March of trade 332 Einstein's Oriental theory of rela- Eliot, George, watercraft 387 tivity pseud. 530.1 Mill on the floss F

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Elk Eye Fermentation Buffalo home 599 Light for living 628.9 Chemical ethyl alcohol 661 Dwellers of the forest 599 Marvels of the microscope 578 Enzymes in dough fer- Michigan mammals 599 Thru life's windows 617.7 mentation 589.95 Shedding the antlers 599 Vision 617.7 Ferns Wapiti of Jackson Hole 599 Movements Tree and plant life 580 Why save the elk 599 Ferro- magnetic ferric oxyde, Embryology Eye movements in reading Properties of colloidal 540 Ovulation, fertilization and 372.4 Fertilization of plants early development of the Eye movements in reading In all his glory 583 mammalian egg 613.9 372.4 Seed production 581 Reproduction among mam- Fertilizers and manures mals 613.9 Study of mineral element Emergencies. See First aid deficiencies in plant in illness and injury growth 581 Emil und die detektive F F Festivals Emotions Historic festival in Japan Some physiological reac- and Silk culture in Ja- pan 915.2 tions to emotional Face of Britain 914.2 stimuli 150 Japanese festivals 915.2 Face of Britain series Vintagers' End of St Petersburg 947 festival 914.3 Face of Britain 914.2 /Feyder, Jacques Energy. See Force and Great cargoes 380 Carnival in Flanders F energy Progress. Gaumont Brit- Fifteen minutes from sky- Engine. See Elements of the ish 942.08 scrapers 917.11 automobile 629.2 Shipyard 623.8 Fight to live 591.92 Engineering the sound film 778 Facing the future. See In- Fighting the com borer with England ternational library of machinery 632.7 visual aids Canal gypsies 914.2 300 Fighting to live F Face of Britain 914.2 Falcons Great cargoes 380 Some of our more com- Fighting western pine Stratford-on-Avon 914.2 mon predatory birds 598.2 beetles 632.7 Town settlement 914.2 Falling waters 917.94 Filter 628.1 England's coronation 942.08 Fangs of Death valley 598.1 Filters and filtration Enzymes Far East. See East (Far Filter 628.1 Enzymes in dough fer- Bast) Finger waving, Science of 646 mentation 589.95 Farm, Wee Anne visits the 630 Finley, Mrs Irene (Barn- Enzymes in dough fer- Farm animals 636 hart) mentation 589.95 Humming bird—from eggs Erosion Farm buildings to flight 598.2 Will the 728 Coast erosion 551.36 and way Finley, William Lovell Erz gebirge Farm factory 630 Humming bird—from eggs Country and people of the Farm goes to the factory. to flight 598.2 Erzgebirge 914.3 See International library Renting houses for songs 598.2 Eskimos of visual aids 300 Finnic, Richard Ikpuck, the Igloo dwel- Farm life Ikpuck, the igloo dweller ler 919.8 Farm factory 630 919.8 Estes Park, Colorado 917.88 Farm machinery. See Agri- Fir Esthetics cultural machinery Concerning crossarms 621.385 Farm management Fire-clay refractories 666.4 School art applied to life 701 Farm factory 630 We are all artists 701 Fire prevention Eternal mask F Farm produce Prevent forest fires—the factory careful Ethyl alcohol, its nature Farm 630 fisherman 799.1 Fire weather 634.92 and its properties. See Marketing Beneficent reprobate 613 Fireflies Europe Cooperative marketing Glow-worm 595.7 March of trade 332 cotton 631.18 Fireside chats Roving the Mediterranean 914 Cooperative marketing President speaks 320 dried 631.18 prunes First aid in illness and In- European war, 1914-1918 Cooperative marketing Roosevelt in the Great eggs and poultry 631.18 war 92 Life savmg 614.8 Cooperative marketing First paradise 915.48 Veterans livestock 631.18 Farm women's markets 631.18 First 10 years of flying 629.1 Lives wasted 172.4 Harvesting the golden Fish. See Fishes fruit Evening primrose. See 634.3 Fish from hell 799.1 Oenothera Marketing Canadian apples Everest, Mount 634.1 Fisheries Tragedy of Mt. Everest 915.42 Poultry marketing in the Chicken of the sea 639 United States 631.18 Trout for tomorrow 639 See also International Fisherman's luck 799.1 library of visual aids 300 Farm women's markets 631.18 Everlasting flowers Fishermen Farmer's friend 595.76 Prevent forest In all his glory 583 flres—the Evolution Farmhouses. See Farm careful fisherman 799.1 buildings Fishes Birth of the earth 575 Farming. Evolution 575 See Agriculture Freak fish of seven seas 597 Evolution of economic life. Faroe islands Interdependence of pond See International library Island of perils 914.91 life 591.92 of visual aids 300 Father Nile 916.2 Marine life 591.92 Excursion in golf. Marine sand animals 591.92 See Fauna. See Fresh-water Pirates Bobby Jones film "An fauna; Marine fauna of the deep 591.92 Shore life at low tide 591.92 excursion in golf" 796.352 Feathered beach combers 598.2 Explorers Water babies 597 Alaskan adventures Feeble-minded See also Trout 917.98 Behavior of the feeble- Exploring the coffee conti- Fishing nent minded 132 Fish from 663 Handicapped children and hell 799.1 Exploring the universe 520 Fisherman's luck clinical types 371.9 799.1 Fishing in the surf and Explosive dusts 679 Feeding time at the zoo. See „sea Explosives Wake up and feed 591.5 799.1 How Jimmy Himter's camp 799.2 won the game Fellowes, Edith (as actor) Man of Aran 914.17 662.2 Keeper of the bees F Poise 790 Numbers given here refer to full descriptions which are given in Part 2 (p. 35) 9 —

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Fishing Continued Football for the fan series Frapl6, L6on Trail of the swordflsh 799.1 Deception 796.33 La maternelle F Two pounder 597 Forward pass 796.33 Fraud The wave 917.2 Kicking. Mannon 796.33 Getting your money's Wealth of the sea 639 Penalties 796.33 worth 338 When the fishing fleet Spring training 796.33 Freak fish of seven seas 597 comes home 914.4 Wedge play 796.33 Freaks of the deep 591.92 Fishing in the surf and sea For the service of man. See 799.1 International library of Freeman, J. C. Fjords of Norway 914.81 visual aids 300 Violins and cellos 787 Freischutz Flaherty, Robert J. Force and energy overture 785 Man of Aran 914.17 Wave motion 530 French language films Flanders Forehand drive 796.34 A nous la liberte F Carnival in Flanders F Foreign trade. See Com- Au pays Breton 914.4 Flies merce ^ Carnival in Flanders F Fly danger 595.77 Forest and water control. Crime and punishment F Horses and bots 632.7 See International library Don Quixote F Marvels of the microscope 678 of visual aids 300 Maria Chapdelaine F Mrs Fly 595.77 Forest fires La maternelle F Stable flies and their con- Fire weather 634.92 Les miserables F trol 632.7 Forest flre 634.92 Foil de Carotte F Flight of the Century 385 Friends of man 634.92 French Riviera 914.4 Floods Lest we forget 634.92 Fresh-water fauna American Red cross to the Prevent forest fires—the Filter 628.1 rescue 627 careful fisherman 799.1 Interdependence of pond Mad Ohio 627 Red enemy 634.92 life 591.92 Man against the river 627 Spare time 634.92 Fried, Oscar Florida Stop forest fires 634.92 2nd Hungarian rhapsody 785 Citrus fruit in Florida 634.3 Forest nurseries Friendly bout 915.93 forests Harvesting the golden New on idle acres Friends of man 634.92 fruit 634.3 634.9 Winter sun and Wisconsin's sheltered acres Frigate birds summer Marine birds sea 634.909 715 of southern Forest or wasteland waters 598.2 Flowers 634.9 Frogs Blooming of flowers 583 Forest playground 634.909 Eastern wild flowers 583 From tadpole to frog 597.8 Forest products He would a-wooing 597.8 In all his glory 583 go Red enemy 634.92 Killers of the chaparral 591.5 Michigan wild flowers 583 Forest treasures Natives of Glacier 917.86 674 From egg to butterfly 595.78 Natives of Yosemlte 917.94 Forests and forestry From farms to factories. Seed production 581 Chaparral 634.9 See International library Wild flowers 583 Conservation of our nat- of visual aids 300 Yosemite park wild ural resources 333 From pulp to paper. See flowers 583 Dual-purpose trees 665.3 Short course in paper Fly. See Flies Forest or wasteland 634.9 making 676 Future forest Fly -casting giants 634.9 From tadpole to frog 597.8 New forests on idle acres Poise 790 Frontier and pioneer life Fly danger 595.77 634.9 Covered wagon F Pines for profit 634.9 Flycatchers Pines Fruit culture that come back 634.9 Fruitlands in Western birds at home 598.2 Spare Kent 634 time 634.92 Kindly fruits of the earth 634 Flying clipper cruises to Timber-r-r! 674 Fruitlands in Kent 634 Rio 629.1 Trees of tomorrow 634.9 Flying cub 629.1 Forming the habits of health 613 Fruiingstraum F Flying Dutchman overture 785 Fortune builders 677.4 Fuel system and ignition. See Elements of the Flying the Lindbergh trail 629.1 Forward pass 796.33 automobile 629.2 Flying to America's won- Fosdick, Harry Emerson Funeral rites and ceremo- derlands 917.3 Churches and cathedrals; nies Fiyways of migratory water- Chartres cathedral, River- Elaborate Chinese funer- fowl 598.2 side church, Notre Dame als 393 in Paris Fungi. See Folk schools, Denmark and 726 Myxomycetes Foster, Norman (as actor) Fungi snare her 370.94 Hoosier and destroy schoolmaster F nematodes 631.4 Folk songs Foster, Stephen Coiiins Fur-bearing Love of the 788 animals harmonica Harmony lane 92 Michigan furbearers Music of the nations 784 599 Found in a book 020 Fur seals. See Seals (Ani- Food Fountains mals) How our neighbors live 915 Fountains, gardens and Furness, Betty (as actor) New fashions in foods 641.5 statuary 720 Keeper of the bees F Foods in the infant dietary, Fountains, gardens and Furred & feathered hunters Solid 649 statuary 720 591.5 Foot and mouth disease 4-H club work—what It is, Fury of the storm 917.8 Suppressing the foot-and- and does 630.6 Future forest giants 634.9 mouth disease 619 4-H clubs 4-H club work—what it is, Football and does 630.6 Ball control 796.33 Fowls. See Poultry Deception 796.33 Fox, Defence 796.33 Sidney (as actor) Football 796.33 Don Quixote F Forward pass 796.33 Foxes Gk>al-keepmg & throwing How to handle foxes 636.9 Galagos. See Lemurs in 796.33 Michigan furbearers 599 Galileo Kicking. Gaumont British France Through Galileo's tele- 796.33 Ancient cities of southern scope & Mt Wilson ob- Kicking. Mannon 796.33 France 914.4 servatory 520 Penalties 796.33 Glimpses of FVench coun- Game and game birds Spring training 796.33 try life 914.4 Game birds of many na- Tactics 796.33 Trip on the Seine 914.4 tions 598.2 Wedge play 796.33 See also Lourdes, Game birds of many nations Winter games 796 France; Riviera 598.2

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Games Germany Poise 790 Winter games 796 Allgaeu in summer 914.3 Slow motion analysis of Games, Olympic. See Olym- Bayreuth—city of Richard Bobby Jones 796.352 pic games Wagner 914.3 Good clean sport 796 Ganges river Berlin 914.3 Goodyear tire and rubber Mother Ganges 915.4 Bremen 914.3 company Garden castles 628.3 Call of the Olympic bell 796.4 Story of Goodyear 678 Country and people of the Gardens Goofs 629.213 Fountains, gardens and Erzgebirge 914.3 statuary 720 Germany—the heart of Gorgon's head 291 Europe 914.3 Gas and oil engines Gorky, Maxim, pseud. Diesel engines 621.4 Hamburg 914.3 Mother F Making a V-type engine Harz mountains 914.3 Kuhle 331.8 Gounod, Charles Francois 621.4 Wampe Walpurgis night F Story of the gasoline mo- Romantic country of 621.4 castles 914.3 Grain tor Around the Horn on a Gateway to India 915.4 Saxony's green border- lands 914.3 square-rigger 910 Gateways of the West 914.1 Stuttgart 914.3 Dangerous dusts 679 Gathering moss 588 Tauber valley—a German Explosive dusts 679 Grain harvest Gaubert, Philippe idyl 914.3 633.1 Romain 785 Trip through Germany 914.3 Our inland waterways 386 Carnival Grain harvest Geddes, Norman Bel Vintagers' festival 914.3 633.1 Air currents and theory of Germany—the heart of Eur- Grain of rice 633.1 streamlining 530 ope 914.3 Grand canyon Getting worth 338 Geese your money's Glimpses of national parks Birds 598.2 Ghosts 917.8 Duck and goose shooting 799.2 Spectre F Grand canyon—to the river Poultry farm 636.5 Giants of the North 599 and back 917.91 Rainey wildlife sanctuary 598.2 Gipsy moth Know your national parks 598.2 Wild geese Gypsy and brown -tall 917.8 Wild wings 598.2 moths—insect enemies 632.7 Trip down the Colorado Winter visitors 598.2 Giraffes river 917.91 General motors company Chumming with the ani- Grand canyon—to the river Progress on parade 629.2 mals 591.5 and back General science series 917.91 Wake up and feed 591.5 Grand Coulee Cathode ray oscillograph Wild men of Kalihari 916.7 dam 627.8 537.5 Girl of the Limberlost F Grandfather's farm. See In- Geneva ternational library Girl who found herself 170 of Roof of Europe 914.94 visual aids 300 Glacier national park Gentians Granite block paving 625.7 Michigan wild flowers 583 Glacier national park 917.86 Glimpses of national Grantland Rice sportlight Geographical distribution of parks 917.8 series animals and plants Let's study Glacier na- Blue grass kings 636.1 Denizens of the Colorado tional park 917.86 Poise 790 desert 591.9 Natives of Glacier 917.86 Grapefruit life the desert 591.9 Wild on Seeing Glacier national Citrus fruit In Florida 634.3 Geography, Biblical. See park 917.86 Grapes Bible Geography Glaciers — Kindly fruits of the earth 634 Geography, Physical. See Glacier's secret 551.31 Glacier's secret 551.31 Graphic representation of Physical geography machine Gladiolus operations 621.9 Geometry Grasshoppers. See Locusts Geometry 613 Iris family 583 Play of imagination in Seed production 581 Great American cities geometry 513 Glasgow, Scotland Up and down New York Gateways of the West 914.1 917.471 George VI, king of Great Glass blowing and working Great Britain Britain Great glass blower 666.1 England's coronation 942.08 Glass containers 666.1 Agriculture George Washington's rail- Glass insulators 666.1 See Agriculture Great road 385 — Glass manufacture Britain Georgia Glass containers 666.1 Changing empire 634.909 Glass Insulators 666.1 Commerce Georgia 917.58 Glimpses of French country Great cargoes 380 Water lure 634.909 life 914.4 Georgia (Transcaucasia) Glimpses of national parks 917.8 Description and travel Tiflis, Georgia 914.79 Glimpses of secondary edu- See England German education 370.94 cation in western Massa- German language films chusetts 373 History—Plantagenets, Glimpses its nat- Allgaeu in summer 914.3 of Texas, 115i-1399 ural resources and the Bayreuth—city of Richard Ivanhoe F Wagner 914.3 Big Bend national park Berlin 914.3 project 917.64 History—Tudors, Globe thistle. Thistle Bremen 914.3 See li85-160S Country and people of the Glow-worm 695.7 Mary Tudor F Erzgebirge 914.3 Goal -keeping & throwing in Nine days a queen 942.05 Dresden and its environs 796.33 914.3 Goats History—20 th century ^'Emil und die detektive F Farm animals 636 England's coronation 942.08 Eternal mask F Wee Anne visits the farm 630 Frulingstraum F Progress. Gaumont Brit- Gold fish ish 942.08 Maedchen in uniform F Interdependence of pond Romantic country of cas- life 591.92 Industries tles 914.3 Golden champions 634.3 border- Great cargoes 380 Saxony's green Goldsmith, Oliver lands 914.3 Great cargoes 380 Vicar of Wakefield F Trip through Germany 914.3 Golf Great glass blower 666.1 Vintagers' festival 914.3 Bobby Jones film "An ex- Great Lakes German museum in Munich 708 cursion in golf" 796.352 Progress. U.S. steel 387

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Great Smoky Mountains na- Hansen, John Elmore Henry, Charlotte (as actor) tional parl< "Wisconsin—its govern- Hoosier schoolmaster F ECW in Great Smoky ment at work 917.75 Hens. See Poultry Mountains national park Happy hen and her chicks Her Majesty, the queen bee 634.909 636.5 595.79 Great wall of China Hardwicke, Cedric (as actor) Herdsmen and farmers. See Imperial city 915.1 Nine days a queen 942.05 International library of Greatest airship dock 629.1 Harmonica. See Mouth or- visual aids 300 Grebe gan Here comes the circus 791.3 Harmony lane 92 Western waterfowl 598.2 Here comes the mail 383 Greenfield, Mass. Harrison, Richard B. Heritage 669.7 Colonial architecture 720 Tuskegee institute ^ Grey, Lady Jane Edgar Guest 326 Hermit crabs Nine days a queen 942.05 Hart, Albert Bushnell Pirates of the deep 591.92 Grey Owl's neighbors 591.5 Three centuries of Massa- Sea 591.92 Herons Grieg, Edward Hagerup chusetts 974.4 Harvard university. Arnold Western waterfowl 598.2 Anitra's dance 780 Herring hunt in the arboretum. Atkins insti- Grizzly bear the 639 Canadian Rockies 599 tution, Soledad, Cuba Wealth of sea Ground-squirrels Tropic garden 580 Hidden enemies 595.73 Routing rodent robbers 632.6 Harvesting Hidden talisman 709 Grain harvest 633.1 Groundhog. See Woodchucks of 796.9 Harvesting the golden fruit High school skiing Groupers 634.3 High schools Freak fish of seven seas 597 Harvesting the western Glimpses of secondary Growing and protecting the pines 674 education in western forest. See International Harvests of the soil 630.941 Massachusetts 373 library of visual aids 300 High trails 917.123 Growing Canadian apples 634.1 Harz mountains 914.3 Hassam, Childe Highland series Growing plants without soil 630 Highlands of Scotland 914.1 Childe Hassam—artist 92 Guano Havrilla, Alois Highlands of Scotland 914.1 Isle of birds 598.2 Bound to last 655 Highlights of the 1936 Olym- Guardian of your health 637 Land of Evangeline 917.16 pics 796.4 Guatemala Vacation in the Rockies 917.8 Highroads and skyroads 625.7 Guatemala 917.28 Hawaii 919.69 Highway engineering. See Menace of Guatemala 551.2 Hawaii the beautiful 919.69 Roads Guest, Edgar Albert 629.213 Hawaiian Islands Highway mania Tuskegee institute & Highways. See Roads; Edgar Guest 326 Crossing the line 910 Crossroads of the Pacific Streets Guitry, Sacha (as actor) Highways of Wisconsin 917.75 Pasteur 92 919.69 Gulls Flying to America's won- Hill, Edwin C. derlands 917.3 Bird life of Cobb's island, Carrie Jacobs Bond 92 Islands 919.69 Virginia 598.2 Hawaiian Himalaya mountains the beautiful 919.69 Birds 598.2 Hawaii Throne of the gods 915.42 our neighbors live 915 Black-headed gull 598.2 How Hindenburg (Airship) Feathered beach combers Hawks Hindenburg explosion 629.1 Birds of prey 598.2 Hindenburg explosion 629.1 598.2 Furred feathered hunt- Nursery island; bird sanc- & Hinduism ers 591.5 tuary 598.2 Holy men of India 915.4 Gypsy and brown-tail moths Some of our more com- Hippopotamus mon predatory birds 598.2 insect enemies 632.7 Nile hippo- — 598.2 and pygmy Sparrow hawk potami 599 He would a- wooing go 597.8 Hippopotamus, Pygmy. See Headlines of the century 973 Pygmy hippopotamus Heads up. See Admirals in Hippopotami—Nile & pyg-. H the making 369 my. See Nile and pygmy Heads up baseball 796.357 hippopotami 599 Historic festival in Health series Japan and Silk culture in Ja- H. Austin 796.34 Forming the habits of W. pan 915.2 Hagenbeck Wallace circus health 613 Heart History, Ancient Circus city 791.3 Heritage 669.7 The heart 612.1 Here comes the circus 791.3 History of aviation 629.1 Heart and circulation 612.1 Hair dressing Hog cholera Science of finger waving 646 Inherent characters 612.1 Heart and circulation 612.1 This little pig stayed home 619 Haiti Hogs. See Swine Haiti, Jamaica, Nassau Heart of the Confederacy 917.61 and Curacao 917.29 Heat treatment of steel 669.1 Holland. See Netherlands Haiti, Jamaica, Nassau Heavy industries 669.1 Holland and the Dutch 914.92 and Curacao 917.29 Heeley, Mary Holmes, J. B. Halley's comet. See Comet, Backhand 796.34 Wake up and feed 591.5 Halley's Service 796.34 Holothurians Hambourg, Mark Volley and smash 796.34 Sea 591.92 Heger, Robert Keyboard talks 786 Holy Land 915.69 Flying Dutchman overture 785 Hamburg 914.3 Heink, Mrs Ernestine Holy men of India 915.4 Hamilton, Neil (as actor) (Roessler) Schumann-. Home builders at work 728 Keeper of the bees F See Schumann-Heink, Home economics Hand Mrs E. R. Development of prehen- Hell below zero 916.7 Accou7iting sion Hello in a single child 136.7 Mars 520 New adventure 640 Hands 331.214 H6mon, Louis Home life on the farm. See Handicapped children and Maria Chapdelaine F International library of clinical types 371.9 Hemp visual aids 300 Two ends of a rope 633.5 Hangars Henie, Sonja Home of the sheikh 916.5 Greatest airship dock 629,1 Sonja Henie, queen of the Honesty Hans Schneider ski school silvery skates 796.9 Lost and found F 796.9 Swiss on white 796.9 Opportunity knocks 170

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Hong Kong Wild wings 598.2 Immunity Picturesque Hong Kong 915.1 Woodland pals 598.2 Body defenses against Honor of the little purple Humorous films disease 613 stamp 664.9 Peck's bad boy F Imperial city 915.1 Hoosier schoohnaster F Hunter, R. C. In all his glory 5S3 Hoppers 632.7 Education of Steve Smith F In coldest Africa. Wells, Hunter's camp 799.2 Carveth. See Hell below Horse power in action 636.1 Hunting zero 916.7 Horse sense in horse Hunter's camp 799.2 In earliest times. See Inter- power 629.213 Hunting in the water. See national library of visual Horses International library of aids 300 Blue grass kings 636.1 visual aids 300 In nature's workshop 540 Farm animals 636 Hunting tigers in India 799.2 In search of the North pole. power in action 636.1 Horse See International library Horses and bots 632.7 Huntington, Grace G. All dolled up 391 of visual aids 300 Stories All sorts of folks 915 In the beginning 613.9 Byways of Egypt 916.2 In the Middle ages. See In- Bell of Atri F Day's work 919.14 ternational library of Horses and bots 632.7 Friendly bout 915.93 visual aids 300 Hosiery Good clean sport 796 In the wake of the Buc- Story of silk 677.4 Grain of rice 633.1 caneers 917.297 Hough, Emerson How our neighbors live 915 Inauguration of Franklin D. Covered wagon F Igorote 919.14 Roosevelt 92 House of dreams 690 Korea 915.19 Inca Cuzko (Peru) 918.5 Land of the yellow robe Household expenses. See Ince, Ralph (as actor) 915.93 Land of opportunity 92 Home economics—Ac- of 915.2 Mothers Nippon India counting Music hath charm 780 Housekeeping at the zoo 591.5 Benares 915.4 Oriental transportation 380 Bombay, Ceylon Houses. See Architecture, Oriental watercraft 387 915.4 City of the sun 915.4 Domestic Sacred cow 915.4 Delhi—Agra 915.4 Housing giant 915.1 Slumbering Dravidian glamor 915.4 Challenge of the slums 331.83 Temples of creeds 726 many Gateway to India 915.4 a whole nation traveled 915 How Water dogs Good clean sport 796 in search of grass. See Huntington, Harwood Holy men of India 915.4 International library of Stories from the Old How our neighbors live 915 visual aids 300 Testament 221 Hunting tigers in India 799.2 all things must strug- Hurdle racing How Love's memorial 915.4 live. See Inter- 790 gle to Poise Music hath charm 780 national library of vis- B. Husing, Edward friend, the harti 599 ual aids 300 baseball 796.357 My Heads up Peacock throne 915.4 How all-wool-blankets are Play ball 796.357 Sacred 677.3 Husing, cow 915.4 made Husing, Ted. See Southern India 915.4 and why of bird band- B. How Edward Udaipur 915.4 ing 598.2 Hydra. See Hydrozoa Vasantasena F How and why of spuds 635.2 Hydroelectric plants How animals live. See In- Water power. Erpi 621.312 Religion ternational library of Hydrozoa Temples of many creeds 726 vi.sual aids 300 Hydra 593 How batik is made in Java 689 Indiana Hygiene Girl of the Limberlost F How China makes a living. Body defenses against Hoosier schoolmaster China our neighbor, 613 F See disease Indians of Mexico unit 3 915.1 the habits of Forming Mexico of the Indians won the game 662.2 health 613 970.1 How Jimmy See also Mayas our distant cousins Kid comes through 613 How Indians of North moved into India. See America Colonial Rhode Island 974.5 International library of Deerslayer visual aids 300 F Natives of Glacier 917.86 our neighbors live 915 How Natives of Yosemite 917.94 How plants are reproduced 581 Shelter 728 How the General electric Spirit of the plains F icing unit works 621.5 Wee Anne visits the How to handle foxes 636.9 Ibis Indians 970.1 Western waterfowl 598.2 How to square-up stock 684 Ice Food How volcanoes make moun- In nature's workshop 540 Bread from acorns 970.1 tains. See International library of visual aids 300 Manufacture Social life and customs Hugo, Victor Marie, comte Mary Tudor F Wonder world of chemis- Navajo demon 970.1 Les miserables F try 540 Sacred arrow ceremony of geography series Ice cream the Cheyenne Indians 970.1 Human Sun dance of the modern life 636 Best part of the party Chey- Animals in enne Indians Backward civilization 916.1 641.86 970.1 Clothing 646 Ice sports. See Winter Indo-Chlna Conservation of our natur- sports How our neighbors live 915 al resources 333 Industrial alcohol. See 551 Icebergs Alcohol, Denatured Our earth International patrol 614.8 Shelter 728 ice Industrial motion analysis 150 Town settlement 914.2 Iceland Industrial Scotland—raw "Water power. Erpi 621.312 Reykjavik, capital of Ice- materials 914.1 Humming bird—from eggs land 914.91 Industrious diamonds 621.9 to flight 598.2 Iceless Arctic 919.8 Industry series Hummingbird home life 598.2 If we lived on the moon 520 Propeller making 623.8 Humming-birds Ignition. See Elements of Steel 669.1 Humming bird—from eggs the automobile 629.2 Infants to flight 598.2 Igorote 919.14 Hummingbird home life 598.2 Care and hygiene Our bird citizens 598.2 Ikpuck, the igloo dweller 919.8 Demonstration baby's bath Western birds at home 598.2 Illusions of movement 150 in the home 649

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i nfants Continued Jaipur, India City of the sun 915.4 K Nutrition Udaipur 915.4 Solid foods in the infant Jamaica dietary 649 Banana special 634.7 Karnak, Luxor and 916.2 Haiti, Jamaica, Nassau Inherent characters 612.1 Kashmir and Curacao 917.29 Land of Shalimar 915.4 Injurious insects. See In- Jane EJyre F^ Kastner, Erich sects, Injurious and Japan Emil und die detektive F beneficial All dolled up Keeper of the bees F Inland navigation 391 Cherry blossom festival in Kent, Fruitlands in 634 Our inland waterways 386 Japan Inland waterways. See Our 91|-2 Kentucky Grain of rice 633.1 Unto the_ hills inland waterways 386 Historic festival in F Japan Kenwood mills, Albany, N.Y. Insanity and Silk culture in Ja- Eternal mask F How all-wool-blankets are pan »i3.^ Insects, Injurious and bene- made 677.3 How our neighbors live -.^ij^'KerenskTI, ficial Island empire Aleksandr Fedor- ovich (as actor) Board feet or bored timber Japan. Bell 01C0 & Howell Tsar to Lenin 632.7 Japan. Diemer l]'^-^ 947 Hoppers 632.7 Japan. Eastman r!^?-5/La kermesse heroique. See ma.z Carnival in Flanders Interdependence of pond life Japan In F cherry' blossom Kew. 591.92 time Royal gardens Internal combustion engines. 915.2 Kew gardens 580 Japanese cities 915.2 Gas and oil engines Kew gardens 580 See Japanese festivals 915.2 International ice patrol 614.8 • Klmiko F Keyboard talks 786 International library of vis- Land of enchantment 915.2 Kicking. Films, i; ic. See ual aids 300 Mothers of Nippon 915.2 Football 796.33 Into the mountains. See In- Nikko 915.2 Kicking. Gaumont British ternational library of Oriental transportation 380 796.33 visual aids 300 Rice cultivation in Japan Kicking. Mannon 796.33 Iris (Plant) 633.1 Blooming of flowers 583 Silk culture In Japan 677.4 Kid comes through 613 Iris family 583 Silk industry—cherry blos- Klldeers Iris family 583 som time Feathered beach combers Iron Japan in cherry blossom 598.2 Heavy industries 669.1 time 915.2 Killers of the chaparral 591.5 Japanese cities 915.2 Industrial Scotland—raw Killing the killer 598.1 materials 914.1 Japanese festivals 915.2 Killing to live 591.5 Making a V-type engine 621.4 Jasper park. Alberta of iron 669.1 Klmiko Story High trails 917.123 F steel. Interna- Iron and See Trail riders of Jasper 917.123 Kindergarten cookery 641.5 tional library of visual Java Kindly aids 300 fruits of the earth 634 Borobodor and the Bromo 726 Iron mines and mining Kingbirds. See Flycatchers Dutchman's paradise 919.22 Sinews from the soil 634.909 KIrberry, How batik is made in Ralph Story of iron 669.1 Java 689 Carrie Jacobs Bond 92 Irrigating field crops 626.8 Java—Bali 919.2 KIrkwood, Joe Irrigation Java—Bali 919.2 Poise 790 KIssack, Conveying and measuring Jays Robert A. irrigation water 626.8 Contacts 616.24 Western birds at home 598.2 Kitchen-middens Grand Coulee dam 627.8 Jellyfish. See Medusa Irrigating field crops 626.8 Shell mounds in the Storage and diversion Jerusalem Tennessee valley 571 dams 627.8 City of David 915.69 Kitchens Isaac, the boy. See Stories Jerusalem 915.69 New fashions in foods 641.5 from the Old Testament 221 Jewel of Asia 915.93 Know your national parks 917.8 Isaac and Rebekah. See Sto- Johnson, Martin Elmer Koala ries from the Old Testa- Across the world with Mr Chumming with the ani- ment 221 and Mrs Martin John- mals 591.5 Ishmael. See Stories from son 910 Southern crossways 919.4 the Old Testament 221 Naked man vs. beast 799.2 Korea Island empire 915.2 Simba 916.7 How our neighbors live 915 Korea 915.19 Island of perils 914.91 Jones, Bobby. See Jones, Robert Tyre Korean rice fields 633.1 Isle of birds 598.2 Music hath charm 780 Jones, Howard Peking, Korea Isle of desire 919.6 Deception 915 796.33 Queer Korean customs 915.19 Italy Forward pass 796.33 Siam to Korea 915 March of trade 332 Kicking. Mannon 796.33 Korean rice fields 633.1 See also Architecture, Penalties 796.33 Italian Spring training 796.33 Kuhle Wampe 331.8 Itasca, Lake, Minnesota Wedge play 796.33 Kuhler, Otto Cradle of the father of Jones, Robert Tyre We are all artists 701 waters 634.909 Bobby Jones film "An ex- Kyoto, Japan cursion in Island empire 915.2 I van hoe F golf" 796.352 Slow motion analysis of Bobby Jones 796.352 Joseph (Patriarch) Joseph in the land of Egypt 221 Joseph in the land of Egypt 221 Journey by train 385 Labor and laboring classes Jack and Jill in Songland 784 Jungles around the world. Millions of us 331.8 Jackson Hole, Wapiti of 599 See International library We work again 326 Jacob and Rachel. See Sto- of visual aids 300 Work pays America 331.7 ries from the Old Testa- Jute Lady Jane Grey. See Grey, ment 221 Lady Jane Textiles 677 Ladybirds Jacobs, Helen Hull (as actor) Juvenile delinquency Farmer's friend Backhand 796.34 595.76 Juvenile delinquency 364 Lake of Lucerne 914.94

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Lakme. See Brahmin's Life at the Antarctic. See Locks (Canals). See Locks daughter F International library of (Hydraulic engineering) Land from which comes our visual aids 300 Locks (Hydraulic engineer- language. See Interna- Life in the Highlands 914.1 ing) tional library of visual Life of Abraham Lincoln Locks at Sault Ste. Marie 626 aids 300 series Locks at Sault Ste. Marie 626 Land of enchantment 915.2 My father 92 Locomotion. See Walking 917.16 My first jury 92 Land of Evangeline Locusts opportunity 92 My mother 92 Land of Native state 92 Cicada 595.7 Land of our forefathers. See President's answer 92 Hoppers 632.7 International library of Tender memories 92 London visual aids 300 Under the stars 92 London on parade 914.21 Land of ShaUmar 915.4 Life of plants 581 Oliver Twist F Land of ten thousand lakes Life-saving London on parade 914.21 634.909 Life saving 614.8 Long drawn out 669.3 Land of the yellow robe 915.93 Southern crossways 919.4 Land where East meets Life under the South seas 591.92 Longfellow, Henry Wads- International worth West. See Light for hving 628.9 Bell of Atri of visual aids 300 F library Light of love. See Glow- Pilgrims. See Loons Landing of the worm 595.7 International library of Wild wings 598.2 300 Lighting visual aids Light for living 628.9 Looper caterpillars 695.78 Landscape painting Like a beaver 599 Loopers. See Measuring Creative design in paint- worms ing 758 Lilacs Lantschner, Guzzi (as actor) Blooming of flowers 583 Lorado Taft—sculptor 92 Ski chase 796.9 Lilies Lost and found F Blooming of flowers 583 Lapaire, Leo Lost Jungle 791.3 Eternal mask F Lincoln, Abraham Land of opportunity 92 Lourdes, France Western birds at home 598.2 Lincoln's early life in Through Pyrenees & Larynx Indiana 92 Lourdes 914.4 Voice that science made 612.78 My father 92 Love of the harmonica 788 national My first Jury 92 Lassen voicanic Love's memorial 915.4 park My mother 92 Glimpses of national Native state ^ Lucas, Wilfred parks 917.8 President's answer 92 All dolled up 391 Last days of Pompeii F Tender memories 92 All sorts of folks 915 Under the stars 92 Byways of Egypt 916.2 La Varre, Andre Lincoln, Mrs Nancy (Hanks) Day's work 919.14 Ancient cities of southern mother 92 Friendly 914.4 My bout 915.93 France Lincoln's early life in Indiana 92 Good clean sport 914.4 796 French Riviera Grain of rice Pyrenees Linen 633.1 Through & Textiles 677 How our neighbors live 914.4 915 Lourdes Lions Igorote 919.14 tennis. Tennis Lawn See Lost Jungle 791.3 Korea 915.19 Lawn tennis series Naked man vs. beast 799.2 Land of the yellow robe 915.93 Backhand 796.34 Wild men of Kalihari 916.7 Mothers of Nippon 915.2 Forehand drive 796.34 Liszt, Franz Music hath charm 780 H. W. Austin 796.34 2nd Hungarian rhapsody 785 Oriental transportation 380 Miss Dorothy Round 796.34 6th Hungarian rhapsody 786 Oriental watercraft 387 Service 796.34 Litchfield, P. W. Sacred cow 915.4 Volley & smash 796.34 Greatest airship dock 629.1 Slumbering giant 915.1 Learning, Psychology of Little Filipinos 919.14 Stories from the Old learning 150 Rote Little men F Testament 221 Leather Temples of Live stock many creeds 726 Making of Tioga oak Water dogs 915 leather 675 Animal husbandry 636 Leaves Cooperative marketing Lucerne, Lake of of Marvels of the microscope 578 livestock 631.18 Lake Lucerne 914.94 Leeches Liver Lumbering Annelid worms 595.1 Body defenses against California giants 674 Lemon disease 613 Concerning crossarms 621.385 Safeguarding the citrus Lives wasted 172.4 Conservation of our nat- fruit 634.3 Living natural history series ural resources 333 Lemurs Animal engineers 599 Harvesting the western Old world monkeys 599 Birds of prey 598.2 pines 674 ^ Lenin, Nikolai Cobra 598.1 Lumbering in the north Tsar to Lenin 947 Corals 593.6 woods 674 Leningrad Dangerous snakes of the Maine—film D 917.41 Lenmgrad and Moscow 914.7 U.S.A. 598.1 Pole-pushers of Puget Elephants—^African, In- Sound 674 Leningrad and Moscow 914.7 Red enemy Lenses dian and pygmy 599 634.92 Fight to live 591.92 Romance of mahogany 674 Thru life's windows 617.7 From tadpole to frog 597.8 Syama 915.93 200-inch disc 535.8 Teak logging with ele- Leoncavallo, Ruggiero Living stars 593.9 New world monkeys 599 phants in Slam 674 Pagliacci prologue and Nile Timber-r-r! 674 aria and pygmy hippo- from Barber of Se- potami 599 See also International ville 784 Northern bears 599 library of visual aids 300 Lest we forget 634.92 Old world monkeys 599 Lumbering in the north Let's join the navy 359 Shedding the antlers 599 woods 674 Let's study Glacier national Tropical opossums 599 Lupine Zebra 599 park 917.86 Blooming of flowers 583 Living stars 593.9 Let's talk Turkey 914.96 In all his glory 663 Llamas Levitski, IVIischa Luxor and Karnak 916.2 6th Hungarian rhapsody 786 Considering Posey 599 Loaf Lytton, Edward George Library science of bread 641.6 Earle Lytton Bulwer- Found in a book 020 Lobsters Lytton, 1st baron Romance of the library 020 Wealth of the sea 639 Last days of Pompeii F

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M Marie Tudor. See Mary Tudor F Men in the making 917.3 Marine birds of southern Menace of Guatemala 551.2 waters 598.2 Metal cutting McClintock, Marine fauna Norman Something new under the inverte- Some common inverte- Some common sun 621.9 brates from the Gulf of brates from the Gulf of Meteorology Maine 591.92 Maine 591.92 Fight Story of a disturbance 551.5 Machine shop practice to live 591.92 Mexican Halloween. Freaks of the See Graphic representation of deep 591.92 Death day the Life under the seas — fiesta of machine operations 621.9 South Calaveras 917.2 Machine tools 591.92 Mexico Graphic representation of Marine life 591.92 Below the Rio Marine sand animals Grande 917.2 machine operations 621.9 591.92 Death day—the fiesta of Machinery comes to the Pirates of the deep 591.92 Calaveras farm. International Sea 917.2 See 591.92 Mexico. Bell & Howell 917.2 library of visual aids Shore life at low tide 591.92 300 Mexico. Garrison 917.2 (Airship) Marine life Macon 591.92 Mexico. Nat. motion pic- U.S.S. Macon 629.1 Marine sand animals 591.92 ture serv. Mad Ohio 627 917.2 Mariposa tulips Mexico. Southern Pacific Madeira Blooming of flowers 583 917.2 New York—Madeira—Tan- Marketing Canadian apples Mexico, and its west gier 910 634.1 coast 917.2 Madura, India Marketing of farm produce. Mexico of the Indians 970.1 Dravidian glamor 915.4 See Farm produce Our neighbor—Mexico 917.2 Maedchen in uniform F Marketing Our Mexican neighbors 917.2 Magic myxies 589.2 Marmots. See Woodchucks Story of a Mexican oil Mars (Planet) gusher 665.5 Magic vault series Thunder over Mexico F My friend, the harti 599 Hello Mars 520 The wave Magnetism Marsh, Marion (as actor) 917.2 Principles of magnetism 538 Girl of the Limberlost F Art Martin, Charles Magpies J. See Art, Mexican Western birds at home 598.2 Creative design in paint- Mahogany ing 758 Mexico, and its west coast 917.2 Romance of mahogany 674 Martinique Mexico of the Indians 970.1 Puerto Rico, Martinique, Maid of Salem. See Seeing MIchiaan heavpr 599 Salem 973.2 Barbados and Trinidad »!. u- f^^J^*^ Maine 917.29 ""'Chigan furbearers 599 Maine—films A-D 917.41 Marvels of the microscope 578 Michigan mammals 599 Maintenance of roads 625.7 Mary I, queen of England Michigan moose 599 Making a V-type engine 621.4 Mary Tudor Michigan wild flowers 583 Making American cheese in Mary Tudor Microscope and microscopy a modern cheese factory 637 Maryland Marvels of the microscope 578 Making American wire rope Forest playground 634.909 Middle ages 669.1 Massachusetts Making friends with the Mediaeval village 940.1 Glimpses of birds. See Humming secondary The migration. See Stories education in western bird from eggs to flight from the Old Testament 221 — Massachusetts 373 598.2 Miki Making it tough 669.1 History Backhand 796.34 Forehand drive 796.34 Making man-o'-warsmen 359 Three centuries of Massa- Volley and smash 796.34 Making of Tioga oak chusetts 974.4 Milk leather 675 La maternelle Malacca F Animal husbandry 636 Penang—Malacca—Siam Mayas Dairy products 637 Singapore 915 Guatemala 917.28 Getting your money's Man, Prehistoric Meadow hens. See Clapper worth 338 Temples and peace 571 rails Milk parade 637 Milk, the master builder 637 Man against nature. See In- Measurements, Electric. See ternational library of Electric measurements Milk parade 637 visual aids 300 Milk, the master builder 637 Man against the river 627 Measuring worms Looper caterpillars 596.78 Milky way Man-eating sharks 917.2 Meat Exploring the universe 520 Man of Aran 914.17 Preservation Seeing the universe through the world's Man-of-war birds. See Frig- Romance of foods 664.9 ate birds largest telescopes, reel 5 Manchukuo 915.18 Meat—from hoof to market 520 664.9 Mill on the floss F Manchuria Industry Meat and trade Millions of us 331.8 Manchukuo 915.18 Meat—from hoof to mar- Manners and customs ket 664 9 (^"'S' John (as actor) How our neighbors live 915 Romance of foods 664i9 Nine days a queen 942.05 Towards unity 910 Meat inspection Mining engineering Manta. See Devilfish Honor of the little pur- Mountains of copper 669.3 Manual trick assembly 621.385 pie stamp 664.9 Story of rock drilling 622.2 Manufacture of lap-weld Mechanics of the brain 150 Minks Michigan furbearers 599 pipe 670 Mechanisms of breathing 612.2 Minnesota Maple sugar Mediaeval village 940.1 Sugar 664.1 Land of ten thousand Medical missions. See Mis- lakes 634.909 March of civilization. See sions, Medical Sinews from the soil 634.909 International library of visual aids 300 Medicine Minong moose 599 Les miserabies F March of progress 624 Study and teaching Miss Dorothy Round 796.34 March of time That man may live 610 Juvenile delinquency Missions 364 Medusae March of trade 332 Life under the South seas California Maria Chapdelalne F 591.92 California missions 266

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Missions Continued Motion study Musical instruments Industrial motion analysis 150 Archaic and unusual in- Texas Motor aptitude 150 struments 785 Musical notation Churches and cathedrals Motor cars. See Automo- and Jill in Songland 784 Cathedral of Santo Do- biles Jack mingo, Spanish missions Motor psychology. See Muskellungs and Temple Emanuel in Movement, Psychology Muskie fishing in Wiscon- sin • 799.1 New York 726 of Muskie fishing in Wisconsin Missions, Medical Mounds and mound builders. See Kitchen-middens 799.1 China Mount Everest. See Everest, Muskrats Mount Michigan furbearers 599 China our neighbor, unit 8 father 92 915.1 Mount Rainier. See Rainier, My Mississippi valley Mount My first jury 92 Our inland waterways 386 Mount Vernon Memorial My friend, the harti 599 highway. Building the 625,7 Mr Chang takes a chance. My mother 92 See China our neighbor, Mt Wilson observatory unit 8 915.1 Through Galileo's tele- Mycetozoa. See Myxomy- Mrs Fly 595.77 scope & Mt Wilson ob- 520 Mystic land of Egypt 916.2 Moccasins servatory lions. Pumas Dangerous snakes of the Mountain See Mythology, Classical U.S.A. 598,1 Mountain people and their Gorgon's head 291 Modern age. See Interna- customs. See Interna- Myxomycetes tional library of visual tional library of visual Magic myxies 589.2 aids 300 aids 300 Modern Russia 914.7 Mountain whites (Southern Modern ski technique 796,9 states) Primitive America 917.68 Molds. See Myxomycetes Unto the hills F N Monarch butterfly 595.78 Mountaineering Monel metal Dogs of solitude 914.94 Heritage 669.7 Mountains of copper 669.3 Nakano, Minora There's only one 917.53 Mountains of the moon. See Two wives. See Kimlko F Mongoose Ruwenzori mountains Naked man vs. beast 799.2 Cobra 598.1 Mouth organ Nara 598.1 harmonica 788 Killing the killer Love of the Land of enchantment 915.2 The veldt 591.9 Movement, Psychology of Nassau 150 Monkey flowers Illusions of movement Haiti, Jamaica, Nassau Blooming of flowers 583 Motor aptitude 150 and Curacao 917.29 599 Monkey whoopee Moving pictures National city bank, New Monkeys Edgerton high speed 778 York Chumming with the ani- photography March of trade 332 mals 591-5 Origin of motion pictures parks and reserves 770 National Housekeeping at the zoo 591.5 & photography Highroads and skyroads 625.7 pictures, Talking Monkey whoopee 599 Moving Wonder trail 917.8 New world monkeys 599 Engineering the sound See also names of Na- film 778 Old world monkeys 599 tional parks, e.g. Bryce Monkshoods. See Aconites Moving pictures in educa- Canyon national park, tion Monsters of the deep. See Yosemite national park, Teaching with sound films national park International library of 371.33 Zion Nation's market place 332.6 visual aids 300 Mueller, Oscar, von. See Montague, Ivor von Mueller, Oscar Native state 92 Defense of Spain 946 Mullen, Pat Natives of Glacier 917.86 Moon 914.17 Man of Aran of Yosemite 917.94 If we lived on the moon 520 Munich. Deutsche museum Natives The moon 520 Chicago planetarium & the Natural history Seeing the universe Deutsches museum in Canada through the world's Munich 508 largest telescopes, reel 2 German museum in Grey Owl's neighbors 591.5 520 Munich 508 resources Tidal theory the earth's Natural of Conservation of our nat- and moon's creation, Munitions ural resources 333 and the moon in closeup 520 Dealers in death 172.4 Dickie Plow that broke the plains Moore, (as actor) Museum of modern art film 630.973 Oliver Twist F series 778 Moose Rain for the earth 630.973 Museums Work pays America 331.7 Michigan furbearers 599 Chicago planetarium & the Michigan mammals 599 Naturalists Deutsches museum in of the Limberlost F Michigan moose 599 Girl Munich 508 Nature's tent builders 595.7 Minong moose 599 German museum in Mu- Wild company 599 nich 508 Naturgraphs Morays Giants of the North 599 Freak flsh of seven seas 597 Mushrooms In nature's workshop 540 Morgan, Ralph (as actor) Mushrooms of Wisconsin Our bird citizens 598.2 Girl of the Limberlost F 589.2 Pirates of the deep 591.92 Little men F Mushrooms of Wisconsin 589.2 Wild company 599 Moscow Music Woodland pals 598.2 Leningrad and Moscow 914.7 Music hath charm 780 Navaho Indians Moscow, Day in 914.7 Among the Navajo In- Mosses Analysis, interpretation, dians 970.1 Gathering moss 588 appreciation Navajo demon 970.1 Navajo demon 970.1 Mother F Old time ballads 784 art and science Mother Ganges 915.4 Heink Sig- Naval Schumann and Making man-o'-warsmen 359 Mothers of Nippon 915.2 mund Spaeth 780 Walter Damrosch. Gutlohn 780 Negro and art 326 Moths Music hath charm 780 Negroes Fortune builders 677.4 Negro and art 326 Looper caterpillars 595.78 Music of the nations 784 Tuskegee institute & Motion picture health series Music master series Edgar Guest 326 Milk, the master builder 637 Carrie Jacobs Bond 92 We work again 326

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Nervous system Nickel Old Danish sugar bowl 664.1 Nervous system. Erpi 612.8 Heritage 669.7 Old lands—new use 634.909 Nervous system. Garrison Research paves the way 669.7 612.8 Nikko 915.2 Old time ballads 784 Netherlands Nile and pygmy hippopotami 599 Old world monkeys 599 Holland and the Dutch 914.92 Oldest civilization on earth. broadcasting 621.38 Nile river Network Children of the Nile 916.2 See International libra- New adventure 640 Father Nile 916.2 ry of visual aids 300 Oliver Twist F New country in an old Nine days a queen 942.06 world. See International 1932 total eclipse of the sun 520 Olympic games library of visual aids 300 Call of the Olympic bell 796.4 New England N'Manga 916.7 Olympic games, 1936 Pilgrim forests 634.909 Noah and the Ark. See Sto- Golden champions 634.3 New fashions in foods 641.5 ries from the Old Testa- Highlights of the 1936 221 796.4 forests on idle acres 634.9 ment Olympics New Normandie. French line Olympus country 917.97 Guinea New (Chase film) 387 On to market. See Interna- Sago making in primitive Guinea 664.2 Normandie. French line tional library of visual New (Fox film) 387 aids 300 New Hampshire Ontario Winter sports. U.S. agric. Normandy 796.9 Glimpses of French coun- Where lake and river meet New Jersey try life 914.4 917.13 Highway mania 629.213 Morris dam construction 627.8 Opium North Africa. See Africa, Dream flowers 583 Outdoors in the garden Opossums state. New Jersey 634,909 North Mexico Tropical opossums 599 New North central states Opportunity knocks 170 Taming the desert 634.909 CCC at work—lake states White Sands national 634.909 Orang-utans monument 917.89 Northern bears 599 Housekeeping at the zoo 591.5 See also Carlsbad Norway Wildman's land 919.11 cavern. New Mexico Orange Francisco bridge. Fjords of Norway 914.81 Citrus fruit in Florida 634.3 New San Ski thrills 796.9 See March of progress 624 Golden champions 634.3 Notre Dame. See Paris. Harvesting the golden New scientific films series Notre Dame (cathedral) system. Garrison fruit 634.3 Nervous Nottingham, England Kindly fruits of the earth 634 612,8 Mediaeval village 940.1 world monkeys 599 Safeguarding the citrus New Nova Scotia fruit 634.3 New York (city) Down by the sea 917.16 Orchards. See Fruit culture New York impressions 917.471 Land of Evangeline 917.16 917.471 Now for tomorrow 368 Orchids Real New York Blooming of flowers 583 Up ajid down New York Nurseries (Horticulture). 917.471 In all his glory 583 See Forest nurseries Michigan wild flowers 583 Nursery island; bird sanc- Social conditions tuary Oregon trail 598.2 Covered Challenge of the slums 331.83 Nurses and nursing wagon F Contents nurse's Oriental journeys series York (city). Metropoli- of the New All dolled up 391 tan museum of art. bag 640 American wing Demonstrations of nursing All sorts of folks 915 procedure Byways of Egypt 916.2 Spectre F 649 Now for tomorrow 368 Day's work 919.14 New York (city). Metropoli- Nuthatches Friendly bout 915.93 tan museum of art. Our bird citizens 598.2 Good clean sport 796 Cloisters Grain of rice 633.1 Hidden talisman 709 How our neighbors live 915 New York (city). River- Igorote 919.14 side church Korea 915.19 Churches and cathedrals Land of the yellow robe 915.93 Chartres cathedral, River- Mothers of Nippon 915.2 side church, Notre Dame Music hath charm 780 Oriental transportation 380 in Paris 726 Obi, Tying the Japanese 391 Oriental watercraft 387 New York (city). Stock ex- O'Brien- Moore, Erin (as Sacred cow 915.4 change actor) Nation's market place 332.6 Slumbering giant 915.1 Little men F Temples of many creeds 726 New York (city). Temple Ocean Water dogs 915 Emanuel Coast erosion 551.36 Oriental transportation 380 Churches and cathedrals Sea 591.92 Cathedral of Santo Do- Story of water 551.5 Oriental watercraft 387 mingo, Spanish missions Ocean cables. See Cables, Origin of motion pictures and Temple Emanuel in Submarine & photography 770 York 726 New Occupations Orioles 371.42 New York impressions 917.471 What about Jobs Western birds 598.2 Octavina. See Piano at home New York—Madeira—Tan- Wild wings 598.2 gier 910 Octopus Orphans and orphan asy- Fish from hell 799.1 lums Newspapers Sea 591.92 Day with the Sun 070 Oenothera Oliver Twist F Trees to Tribunes 676 Blooming of flowers 583 Ostriches Newts Ohio river The veldt 591.9 Romance in a pond 588.1 Mad Ohio 627 Our ant gang 595.796 Oil. Niagara falls See Petroleum Our bird citizens 598.2 Niagara falls 917.47 Oil and gas. Interna- See Our earth 551 Niagara's winter wizard- tional library of visual ry 917.47 aids 300 Our inland waterways 386 Niagara's winter wizardry Old age pensions Our Mexican neighbors 917.2 917.47 Now for tomorrow 368 Our neighbor—Mexico 917.2 ' Nicholas 11, emperor of Rus- Old civilization built in the Our own country. See In- desert. See International ternational library of Tsar to Lenin 947 library of visual aids 300 visual aids 300

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Our world in review series Oyster catchers Peck, George Wilbur Air currents and theory of Bird life of Cobb's island, Peck's bad boy F streamlining 530 Virginia 598.2 Peck's bad boy F Arciiaic and unusual in- Oysters Peer Gynt suite (selec- struments 785 Wealth of the sea 639 tion). See Anltra's Autogiro 629.1 dance 780 Birds 598.2 Pelping, China Chicago planetarium & Imperial city 915.1 the Deutsches museum Peiping—land of Khan 915.1 In Munich 508 Peking, Korea 915 Churches and cathedrals; Summer palace in Peking Cathedral of Santo Do- 915.1 mingo, Spanish missions Pacific ocean Peiping—land of Khan 915.1 and Temple Emanuel in Crossroads of the Pacific Peking, Korea 915 New Yorlc 726 919.69 Churches and cathedrals Pacifism. See Peace Pelicans Chartres cathedral, River- Birds 598.2 Packing Industry. See Meat Marine birds of southern side church, Notre Dame industry and trade in Paris 726 waters 598.2 Pageant of American inland Wake up and feed 591.5 Colonial architecture 720 transportation 386 Dances of the nations 793.3 Winter visitors 598.2 Pagliacci prologue and aria Penalties 796.33 Fountains, gardens and from Barber of Seville 784 statuary 720 Painting a portrait 757 Penang Highway mania 629.213 Penang—Malacca—Siam History of aviation 629.1 Paleontology Singapore 915 Marine life 591.92 Heritage 669.7 Penang — Malacca — Siam — Marvels of the microscope 578 Palestine Singapore 915 Music of the nations 784 Holy Land 916.69 Penguins Old time ballads 784 Palma de Majorca 914.67 Marine birds of southern Origin of motion pictures Palma de Mallorca waters 598.2 & photography 770 Palma de Majorca 914.67 People who live in the Photography 770 Palms North. See International Second inauguration of Tree and plant life 580 library of visual aids 300 Roosevelt 92 Panama Perils of the jungle. See In- Schumann Heink and Sig- Seventh wonder 918.6 ternational library of mund Spaeth 780 Panama canal visual aids 300 Through Galileo's tele- Seventh wonder 918.6 Perry, Frederick J. scope & Mt Wilson ob- Paper making and trade Backhand 796.34 servatory 520 Short course in paper Perseus Tidal theory of the making 676 Gorgon's head 291 earth's and moon's Trees to Tribunes 676 Persimmon creation, and the moon Papua Persimmon harvesting and in closeup 520 Adventure isle 919.5 storage in China 634.4 Tree and plant life 580 Paramecium Persimmon harvesting and Tuskegee institute & Behavior of unicellular storage in China 634.4 Edgar Guest 326 animals 593 Peru Violins and cellos 787 Simple animal forms 593 Andean trails 918 Walter Damrosch 780 Parasites Inca Cuzko (Peru) 918.5 Out of the earth. See In- Control of worms In hogs Petersburg nights F ternational library of 632.7 Petroleum visual aids 300 Paris Story of a Mexican oil Les miserables F gusher 665.5 Outdoors in the garden Paris. Notre Dame (Cathe- state. New Jersey 634.909 dral) Phalarope Oval portrait F Churches and cathedrals; Feathered beach combers 598.2 Over the prairies. See In- Chartres cathedral. River- side church, Notre Dame Philippine Islands ternational library of All dolled up 391 visual aids 300 in Paris 726 Parks under the lone star Cane fields of Calamba 664.1 Overcoming limitations to 634.909 Day's work 919.14 learning. See Teaching Parma (Ship) Grain of rice 633.1 with sound films 371.33 Around the Horn on a Igorote 919.14 Overland journeys to the square -rigger 910 Little Filipinos 919.14 Pacific Passing. See Football 796.33 Two ends of a rope 633.5 Covered wagon F Passion flowers Photography Ovulation, fertilization and Blooming of flowers 583 Origin of motion pictures early development of the Pasteur, Louis & photography 770 mammalian egg 613.9 Pasteur 92 Photography 770 Owls The patriots F Moving Pictures Birds of prey 598.2 Patten, Ray Bee Moving pictures Dwellers of the forest 599 We are all artists 701 Furred & feathered hunt- Pavements Physical education series ers 591.5 Granite block paving 625.7 Winter games 796 Some of our more common Pavlov, Ivan Petrovich Physical geography predatory birds 598.2 Leningrad and Moscow 914.7 Our earth 551 Tawny owl 598.2 Rose and Raphael 151.3 Piano Peabody, Robert W. Archaic and unusual In- Oxwelding and cutting—the struments 785 modern method of Join- Colonial Rhode Island 974.5 Peace Double keyboard piano 786 ing and severing metals Keyboard talks 786 671 End of St Petersburg 947 Lives wasted 172.4 Violins and cellos 787 Oxwelding and cutting in Peacemobile programs 172.4 Pianoforte. See Piano production, part I-II 671W Towards unity 910 Pichel, Irving (as actor) Oxyacetylene welding. See Peacemobile programs 172.4 Oliver Twist F Welding Peach Picturesque Hong Kong 915.1 Oxy-acetylene welding and Kindly fruits of the earth 634 Pigeons cutting for repair, main- Peacock throne 915.4 Special messengers 636.59 tenance and production Pearls Pigs. See Swine 671 Abalone pearl fishing 639 Pike Oxy-acetylene welding of Land of enchantment 915.2 Pike propagation 597 structural steel 671 Marine life 591.92 Pike propagation 597

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Pilbeam, Nova (as actor) Play ball 796.357 Poverty Nine days a queen 942.05 Play of imagination How our neighbors live 915 Pilgrim forests in 634.909 geometry 513 Power (Mechanics) Pillsbury, Arthur C. Pleasure and health in the Face of Britain 914.2 Blooming of flowers 583 forest. See International Prairie-dogs Growing plants without library of visual aids 300 Routing rodent robbers 632.6 soil 630 Plow that broke the plains Precipitins 612.1 Life under the South seas 630.973 Prehistoric man. See Man, 591.92 Plywood Prehistoric Reproduction in plants and Forest treasures 674 President lower animals 613.9 Poe, Edgar Allan Roosevelt 92 Pine Oval portrait F President speaks 320 Harvesting the western Poll de Garotte F Presidents pines Poise 674 790 United States—Inauguration Pines for profit 634.9 Polar regions. See Antarc- Inauguration of Franklin Pines that come back 634.9 tic regions; Arctic re- Tree and plant life 580 gions D. Roosevelt 92 Second inauguration of Diseases and pests Pole-pushers of Puget 674 Sound Roosevelt 92 Fighting western pine Polecats President's answer 92 beetles 632.7 Tawny owl 598.2 Pineapple Polychaeta Prevent forest fires—the Hawaii the beautiful 919.69 Annelid worms 595.1 careful fisherman 799.1 Pines for profit 634.9 Marine sand animals 591.92 Prevention of accidents. See Accidents Prevention Pines that come back 634.9 Pompeii — Unburied city of Pompeii Primary education. See Ed- Pioneer days in our own ucation of children country. See Interna- 914.5 Pond life. Interdependence Primary grade series tional library of visual of 591.92 Adventures of Bunny Rab- aids 300 Poppies bit 599 Pipe Blooming of flowers 583 Farm animals 636 Manufacture of lap-weld Dream flowers Poultry farm 636.5 pipe 670 583 Seed production 581 Primitive 919 Pirates of the deep 591.92 Porcupine control in the Primitive America 917.68 Plaice western states 632.6 Primitive arts. Marine sand animals 591.92 Porcupines See Interna- Planetariums. See Adler tional library of visual Dwellers of the forest 599 aids 300 planetarium and astro- Michigan furbearers 599 Primitive life. See Interna- nomical museum, Chi- Michigan mammals 599 cago Porcupine tional library of visual control in the aids 300 Planets western states ^ 632.6 Primitive workers. See In- Seeing the universe Port o' call series ternational library of through the world's Adventure isle 919.5 visual aids 300 largest telescopes, reels Children of the Nile 916.2 Principles of current 3-4 City of elec- 520 David 915.69 tricity Solar family 620 City of the sun 537 915.4 Principles of current gen- Plant growth. See Teaching Dravidian glamor 915.4 eration 621.31 with sound films 371.33 First paradise 915.48 Principles of electrical Plant physiology. See Bot- Love's memorial 915.4 measurement 621.37 any—Physiology Mother Ganges 915.4 Principles Plant propagation Peacock throne of electro-mag- 915.4 netism 538 plants are reproduced Queen of the Indies How 917.29 Principles of electrostatics 537 581 Raffles and rubber 915.95 Life of plants 581 Seventh wonder 918.6 Principles of magnetism 538 Seed production 581 Southern crossways 919.4 Privies Plants Porter, Mrs Gene (Strat- Garden castles 628.3 ton) Problems of the city. See In- Diseases Girl of the Limberlost F ternational library of See Botany—^Pathol- Keeper of the bees F visual aids 300 ogy Porto Rico. See Puerto Rico Progress. Gaumont British Fertilisation Porto Rico 917.295 942.08 Progress. U.S. steel 387 See Fertilization of Portrait painting plants Painting a portrait 757 Progress of mankind series Portuguese man-of-war Home builders at work 728 Geographical distribution Pirates of the deep 591.92 Progress on parade 629.2 See Geographical dis- Postage stamp, Travels of a 383 Propeller making 623.8 tribution of animals and Postal service Propellers plants Here comes the mail 383 Propeller making 623.8 Nutrition Travels of a postage Properties of colloidal ferro- stamp 383 magnetic ferric oxyde 540 Study of mineral element Potatoes Protective devices of plants. deficiencies in plant How and why of spuds See Plants, Irritability growth 581 635.2 and movements of Propagation Potemkin F Protoplasm Elementary animals See Plant propagation Pottery 593 Ceramics 738 The prowlers 916.7 Reproduction Pottery making 738 Prunes Cooperative How plants are reproduced Pottery making 738 marketing dried prunes 631.18 581 Poultry Psychology Plants, Irritability and move- Cooperative marketing Mechanics of the brain 150 ments of eggs and poultry 631.18 T-puzzle 150 Self defence by plants 580 Happy hen and her chicks Trip through a psychology Plants without soil. See 636.5 laboratory 150 Growing plants without Poultry farm 636.5 Psychology, Comparative Poultry in soil 630 marketing the Rose and Raphael 151.3 United States 631.18 Plastic materials Psychology of learning. See Wonder world of chemis- Wee Anne visits the farm 630 Learning, Psychology of try 540 Poultry farm 636.5 Public health Play Poultry marketing in the Work of the U.S. Public Rhythmic action 371.74 United States 631.18 health service 614

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Public health nurses. See Great Britain Reproduction in plants Nurses and nursing: Development of English and lower animals 613.9 Puerto Rico railways 385 Reproduction among mam- Porto Rico 917.295 mals 613.9 Puerto Rico, Martinique, Rails (Birds) Reproduction in plants and Barbados and Trinidad Wild wings 598.2 lower animals 613.9 917.29 Rain and rainfall Reptiles Puerto Rico, Martinique, Story of a disturbance 651.5 Denizens of the Colorado Barbados and Trinidad Rain for the earth 630.973 desert 591.9 917.29 Rainey wildlife sanctuary 598.2 Fangs of Death valley 598.1 Puffers Rainier, Mount See also Serpents Frealc fish of seven seas 597 Flying to America's won- Rescue of Lot. See Stories Puffins derlands 917.3 from the Old Testament 221 Nursery island; bird sanc- Raising the S 51 627 Research tuary 598.2 Rambling reporters That man may live 610 Pullman cars. See Railroads Dutchman's paradise 919.22 Research paves the way 669.7 Pumas Father Nile 916.2 Residences. See Architec- Furred & feathered hunt- Home of the sheikh 916.5 ture, Domestic ers 591.5 Jewel of Asia 915.93 Respiration Hunter's camp 799.2 Land of enchantment 915.2 Miechanisms of breathing 612.2 Trailing the killer F Let's talk Turkey 914.96 Return of Jacob. See Sto- Pure milk association Roof of Europe 914.94 ries from the Old Testa- Guardian of your health 637 Streets of Cairo 916.2 ment 221 Puzzles Wildman's land 919.11 Reykjavik, capital of Ice- T-puzzle 150 Ranch life land 914.91 Pygmy hippopotamus Where West is still west Rhinoceros Chumming with the ani- 917.8 Hunting tigers in India 799.2 mals 591.5 Rattlesnakes Rhizopoda Nile and pygmy hippo- Dangerous snakes of the Elementary animals 593 potami 599 U.S.A. 598.1 Rhode Island Wake up and feed 591.5 Fangs of Death valley 598.1 Colonial Rhode Island 974.5 Pyramids Ravens -v Rhythm Cairo to the pyramids 916.2 Roger the raven 598.2 Rhythmic action 371.74 Father Nile 916.2 Rayon. See Silk, Artificial Rhythmic action 371.74 Reaction time Pyrenees Rice, E. D. Snow-bound Pyrenees 914.4 Illusions of movement 150 Reading Autogiro 629.1 Through Pyrenees & Rice, Grantland Lourdes 914.4 Eye movements in reading 372.4 Blue grass kings 636.1 Teaching of reading 372.4 Poise 790 Real New York 917.471 Rice and rice culture Grain of rice 633.1 Rebuilding an Q island indus- Korean rice fields 633.1 try. See Sugar 664.1 Rice cultivation in Japan 633.1 Recipes. See Cookery Wild rice 633.1 Quails Reclaiming the desert. Rice cultivation in Japan 633.1 the California See Don Q, International library of quail 598.2 Richard I, king of England visual aids 300 Ivanhoe F Quarries and quarrying Re-conquering Antarctica Granite block paving 625.7 919.9 Richards, Charles R. Story of rock drilling 622.2 Red cross Chicago planetarium & Quebec (province) American Red cross to the Deutsches museum Maria Chapdelaine F the rescue 627 in Munich 508 Queen Mary (Ship) Red enemy 634.92 Riders over "Vogelsang 917.94 Heavy industries 669.1 Redes. See The wave 917.2 Riefenstahl, Leni (as actor) Queen of the Indies 917.29 F^dvOood Ski chase 796.9 RimI, Queen of the underworld 595.79 California giants 674 Walter (as actor) i. Ski chase 796.9 Queer Korean customs 915<<9 >Keed, John Tsar to Lenin 947 Ring-tailed cat. See Ca- Qu«st. See Kimiko F Reference books comistle Found in a book 020 Rivers Reforestation. See Forests Our inland waterways 386 and forestry Streams 551.48 Refrigeration and refrigerat- Riverside church. See New ing machinery York (city). Riverside How the General electric church Riviera Rabbits icing unit works 621.5 Adventures of Bunny Rab- Regional geography series Along the Riviera 914.5 bit 599 Farming in East Anglia French Riviera 914.4 Wee Anne visits the farm 630 630.942 Road to life 914.7 Rabinof, Benno Fruitlands in Kent 634 Roads Violins and cellos 787 Wheatlands in East Anglia Building the Mount Ver- Radek, Karl 633.1 non Memorial highway 625.7 Tsar to Lenin 947 Reisenfeld, Hugo Highroads and skyroads 625.7 Radio Rain for the earth 630.973 Highways of Wisconsin 917.75 Communication news and Relativity (Physics) Maintenance of roads 625.7 views #1, #2 621.38 Einstein's theory of rela- Robertson, Jack Network broadcasting 621.38 tivity 530.1 Alaskan adventures 917.98 Progress. Gaumont Brit- ish 942.08 Remember Jimmy 629.213 Robey, George (as actor) Studies about communica- Remora. See Shark suckers Don Quixote F tion 621.38 Renaud, Madeleine (as ac- Rocky mountain national Radishes tor) park Blooming of flowers 583 La maternelle F Estes Park, Colorado 917.88 Glimpses of national parks Raffles and rubber 915.95 Renting houses for songs 598.2 917.8 Railroads Reproduction Summer ends in the Flight of the Century 385 In the beginning 613.9 Rockies 634.909 George Washington's rail- Ovulation, fertilization Rocky mountains road 385 and early development Vacation in the Rockies 917.8 Journey by train 385 of the mammalian egg 613.9 Pageant of American in- Reproduction among mam- Roger the raven 598.2 land transportation 385 mals 613.9 Romance in a pond 598.1

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Romance of a feminine Ruwenzori mountains Saxmundham, England monarchy 595.79 Hell below zero 916.7 Town settlement 914.2 Romance of foods 664.9 Ruysdael, Basil Saxony's green borderlands Romance of mahogany 674 George Washington's rail- 914.3 road 385 Say it with pearls Romance of silk. See Story 617.6 of silk 677.4 Schneider, Hannes Romance of soap 668.1 Hans Schneider ski school Romance of the library 020 796.9 High school of skiing 796.9 Romance of the skies 520 Ski chase 796.9 Romantic country of castles Skiing with Hannes 914.3 Schneider 796.9 Roof of Europe 914.94 S 51 (Submarine) Schniebs, Otto Roosevelt, Franklin Delano Raising the S 51 627 Modern ski technique 796.9 School Inauguration of Franklin Sabella art applied to life 701 D. Roosevelt 92 Annelid worms 595.1 Schubert, Franz Peter President speaks 320 Marine sand animals 591.92 Frulingstraum F Second inauguration of Shore life at low tide 591.92 Schumann-Heink, Mrs Ernes- Roosevelt 92 Sacred arrow ceremony of tine (Roessler) Roosevelt, Theodore the Cheyenne Indians 970.1 Schumann Heink and Sig- President Roosevelt 92 Sacred cow 915.4 mund Spaeth 780 Roosevelt at home 92 Sacrifice of Isaac. See Sto- Schumann Heink and Sig- Roosevelt in the Great war 92 ries from the Old Testa- mund Spaeth 780 Roosevelt's return from ment 221 Science makes a dentifrice 617.6 Africa, 1910 92 Sadhus Science of finger waving 646 Roosevelt at home 92 Holy men of India 915.4 Safeguarding Scientific research. See Re- Roosevelt dam 627.8 the citrus fruit search 634.3 Scotland Roosevelt dam, Arizona Safety education. See Acci- Roosevelt dam 627.8 dents—Prevention Harvests of the soil 630.941 Roosevelt in the Great war 92 Safety on streets and high- Highlands of Scotland 914.1 Roosevelt's return ways Industrial Scotland—raw from Af- 614.8 materials rica, 1910 92 Safety on the federal sky- 914.1 Life in ways 629.1 the Highlands 914.1 Rope, Wire. See Wire rope Sago Scottish coasts 914.1 Rose and Raphael 151.3 Sago making Scott, Sir Walter in primitive Ivanhoe Ross, David New Guinea 664.2 F Scottish coasts Rain for the earth 630.973 Sago making in primitive 914.1 Screw Rossini, Gioacchino New Guinea 664.2 worms Antonio Sailing Screw Pagliacci prologue and worms 595.7 Around the Horn on a Sea. See Ocean aria from Barber of Se- square-rigger ville 784 910 Sea anemones Sailing sheltered seas to Life under the South seas Rotation of the earth. See Alaska 917.98 Earth Rotation 591.92 — Sailor's life. See Seafaring Pirates of the deep 591.92 Rote learning 150 life Reproduction in plants Salem, Rotha, Paul Massachusetts and lower animals 613.9 Seeing Salem 973.2 Sea Face of Britain 914.2 Salmon 591.92 Great cargoes 380 Sea animals. See Marine Alaska's silver millions 639 fauna Shipyard 623.8 Salmon run Steel 669.1 597 Sea brant. See Brant Salmon run 597 Round, Dorothy Sea cucumbers. See Holo- Salt Miss Dorothy Round 796.34 thurians Story of salt 664.4 Sea life. See Seafaring life Routing rodent robbers 632.6 Salvage Sea lions Roving the Raising the S 51 627 Mediterranean 914 Fishing in Salzburg, city of festivals the surf and Rubber sea 799.1 Raffles and rubber 914.36 915.95 Sampson, Charles Sea urchins Story of Goodyear 678 Geometry Freaks of the deep 591.92 Story of the tire 678 513 San Marino (Republic) Life under the South seas Wonder world of chemis- Seeing San Marino 914.5 591.92 try 540 Sand dunes Marine sand animals 591.92 Sea urchin Running. See Football 796.33 White Sands national 593 Shore life at low tide Running gear and differen- monument 917.89 591.92 Seafaring life tial. See Elements of Sanderlings Around the automobile Feathered beach combers the Horn on a 629.2 square-rigger 910 Russia 598.2 Sandpipers Seagoing birds 598.2 Crimea 914.77 Birds 598.2 Seagoing telephones 621.385 Day in Moscow 914.7 Seals (Animals) Modern Russia 914.7 Feathered beach combers Birth and education of a Road to life 598.2 914.7 seal 599 Russia 914.7 San Francisco March of progress 624 Capturing the elephant Soviet Russia through the seals eyes of Sanitation 599 an American 914.7 Chumming with the ani- Taming the Taiga 915.7 Barnyard underworld 631.2 Garden castles 628.3 mals 591.5 History Santo Domingo, Cathedral Wake up and feed 591.5 of 2nd Hungarian rhapsody 785 End of St Petersburg 947 Churches and cathedrals; inauguration of Ten who were condemned 947 Second "^ Cathedral of Santo Do- Roosevelt 92 Tsar to Lenin 947 mingo, Spanish missions Secondary education. See and Temple Emanuel in Education, Secondary History—Revolution, 1917- New York 726 Ten days that shook the Sardines Secret of true scholarship. world 947 Wealth of the sea 639 See Romance of the li- brary 020 Russian language films Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan The patriots F Locks at Sault Ste. Marie 626 Secretary bird Petersburg nights F Saving the beauty of Ala- The veldt 591.9 Potemkin F bama 634.909 Secrets of life series Road to life 914.7 Sawdust sidelights 791.3 Wake up and feed 591.5

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Secrets of nature series Sherlock, jr. See Emil und Skete, Horace (as actor) Bittern 598.2 die detektive F Backhand 796.34 Brock the badger 599 Shilkret, Nathaniel Forehand drive 796.34 Dream flowers 583 George Washington's rail- Service 796.34 Gathering moss 588 road 385 "Volley & smash 796.34 Glow-worm 595.7 Shipbuilding Ski chase 796.9 In all his glory 583 Shipyard 623.8 Iris family 583 Ships Ski-esta 796.9 Magic myxies 589.2 Normandie. French line Ski thrills 796.9 Romance in a pond 598.1 (Chase film) 387 Skiing with Hannes Schneider Special messengers 636.59 Normandie. French line 796.9 Two pounder 597 (Fox film) 387 Skin Water folk 595.7 Oriental watercraft 387 Body defenses against Seed production 581 Propeller making 623.8 disease 613 Seeds Seagoing telephones 621.385 Skis and skf-running Better quality vegetables Shipyard 623.8 Hans Schneider ski school through disease con- Shoes. See Boots and shoes 796.9 trol High school of skiing 796.9 632.8 Shore life at low tide 591.92 Seed production 581 Modern ski technique 796.9 Seeing Australia 919.4 Short course in paper mak- Ski chase 796.9 ing 676 Ski-esta 796.9 Seeing Canada series Shrikes Ski thrills 796.9 Fifteen minutes from sky- Western birds at home 598.2 Skiiing with Hannes scrapers 917.11 Siam Schneider 796.9 High trails 917.123 All dolled up 391 Slalom 796.9 Trail riders of Jasper 917.123 Friendly bout 915.93 Swiss on white 796.9 Voyageur trails 917.1 Good clean sport 796 Winter in Austria: Carin- Where lake and river meet How our neighbors live 915 thian Alps 914.36 917.13 Jewel of Asia 915.93 Winter sports. Gal. state Seeing Glacier national park Land of the yellow robe chamber of commerce 917.86 915.93 796.9 Seeing Salem 973.2 Penang—Malacca—Siam Skunks Seeing San Marino 914.5 Singapore 915 Furred & feathered hunt- Seeing the universe through Siam to Korea 915 ers 591.5 the world's largest tele- Syama 915.93 Sky fleets of the navy 629.1 scopes 520 Teak logging with ele- Slalom 796.9 phants in Siam 674 Seeing Yosemite national Slavic people of Russia. See park 917.94 Water dogs 915 Siam to Korea 915 International library of Segovia, Spain visual aids 300 Toledo and Segovia 914.6 Siberia Slime molds. See Myxomy- Seine river Siberia 915.7 cetes Trip the on Seine 914.4 Signals and signaling Slow motion analysis of Self defence by plants 580 Studies about communica- Bobby Jones 796.352 Selfishness tion 621.38 Slumbering giant 915.1 Silk Education of Steve Smith F Small farms in Central Sennett, Mack Historic festival in Japan and Silk culture in Ja- Asia. See International Trail of the swordfish 799.1 library of visual aids 300 Sequoia national park pan 915.2 Silk culture in Japan 677.4 Smelting Glimpses of national parks Industrial Scotland—raw 917.8 Silk industry—cherry blos- som time 677.4 materials 914.1 Sequoia national park 917.94 Snakes. See Serpents Serpents Story of silk 677.4 Dangerous snakes of the Silk, Artificial Snapdragons U.S.A. 598.1 Wonder world of chemis- In all his glory 583 Fangs of Death valley 598.1 try 540 Sneezeweeds Killers of the chaparral 591.5 Silk culture in Japan 677.4 Blooming of flowers 583 Snipes. Service 796.34 Silk culture in Japan. See See Dowitchers Seventh wonder 918.6 Cherry blossom festival Snow in Japan 915.2 Fury of the storm 917.8 Seville in fair time 914.6 In nature's workshop 540 Shad Silk culture in Japan. See Snow-bound Historic festival in Ja- Pyrenees 914.4 Wealth of the sea 639 Snowdrops Shakespeare, William pan and Silk culture in Japan 915.2 In all his glory 583 Stratford-on-Avon 914.2 Soap Shalimar, Land of 915.4 Silk industry—cherry blos- som time 677.4 Romance of soap 668.1 Shanghai Social customs. See Manners Water dogs 915 Silkworms and customs With the Asiatic fleet 915.1 Fortune builders 677.4 Sodium nitrate Shark suckers Silos Study of mineral element Freak fish of seven seas 597 Construction of a concrete deficiencies in plant silo 631.2 growth 581 Sharks Soil bacteriology Fish from hell 799.1 Silver mines and mining Our Mexican Fungi snare and destroy Freak fish of seven seas 597 neighbors, nematodes Man-eating sharks reel 1 917.2 631.4 917.2 Soilless agriculture. See Ag- Two hundred fathoms Simba 916.7 deep riculture—Soilless agri- 799.1 Simple animal forms 593 culture Shedding the antlers 599 Simple hfe of the hunters. Soils Sheep See International library Plow that broke the plains Farm animals 630.973 636 of visual aids 300 ^ . . Meat from hoof to mar- Solar eclipses. See Eclipses — Sinews from the soil 634.909 ket 664.9 Solar family 620 Sheep in psalm and sage 636.3 Singapore Penang Malacca Siam Solar system Sheep in psalm and — — sage 636.3 Singapore 915 Solar family ggo Solid Shell mounds in the Tennes- Raffles and rubber 915.95 foods in the infant see valley dietary 649 571 6th Hungarian rhapsody 786 Some Shelter 728 common inverte- Skating brates from the Gulf of Shenandoah national park Sonja Henie, queen of the Maine 591.92 Shenandoah national park silvery skates 796.9 Some of our more 917.55 Swiss on white common 796.9 predatory birds 598.2

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Some physiologrical reactions Squirrels Story of the jungle. See In- to emotional stimuli 150 Chumming with the ani- ternational library of Something new under the mals 591.5 visual aids 300 sun 621.9 Dwellers of the forest 599 Story of the mountains. See Song of China F Michigan mammals 599 International library of Songs Stable flies and their con- visual aids 300 trol Jaclc and Jill in Songland 784 632.7 Story of the Polar regions. Music of the nations 784 Staff of life. Am. soc. of See International library Old time ballads 784 bakery engineers. See of visual aids 300 Songs of the nations. See Story of a loaf of bread Story of the sea. See In- Music of the nations 784 641.6 ternational library of Sonja Henie, queen of the Staff of life. Demarest 641.6 visual aids 300 silvery skates 796.9 Stalin, losif Story of the telescope. See Sound Tsar to Lenin 947 International library of Walter Damrosch. General Starfishes visual aids 300 electric 534 Life under the South seas Story of the tire 678 Sound waves and their 591.92 Story of the United States sources. See Teaching Living stars 593.9 coast guard 614.8 with sound films 371.33 Marine sand animals 591.92 Story of transportation. See South America Pirates of the deep 591.92 International library of Exploring the coffee con- Shore life at low tide 591.92 visual aids 300 tinent 663 Stars Story of water 551.5 Exploring Flying clipper cruises to the universe 520 Stratford -on-Avon 914.2 Rio 629.1 Steam. See International li- Flying the Lindbergh trail brary of visual aids 300 Strawberries 629.1 Steamboats Kindly fruits of the earth 634 March of trade 332 Progress. U.S. steel 387 Why strawberries grow South Carolina Steel whiskers 634.7 Old lands—new use 634.909 Heat treatment of steel Streamlining South sea islands Air currents and theory of 669.1 streamlining Crossing the line 910 Heavy Industries 669.1 530 Primitive 919 Making American wire Streams 551.48 Southern crossways 919.4 rope 669.1 Streets Southern India 915.4 Making it tough 669.1 Safety on streets and Soviet Russia through the Steel 669.1 highways 614.8 eyes of an American 914.7 Steel—a symphony of in- Streets of Cairo 916.2 Soy-bean dustry 669.1 Strikes and lockouts Soybeans at home 633.3 Steel industry and trade Millions of us 331.8 Soybeans at home 633.3 Steel 669.1 Striped bass fishing 799.1 Steel, Structural Structural Spaak, Charles Oxy-acetylene welding of steel. See Steel, in Structural Carnival Flanders F structural steel 671 Spaeth, Sigmund Gottfried Stilts Studies about communica- Schumann Helnk and Sig- Feathered beach combers tion 621.38 780 Study of mineral element mund Spaeth 598.2 Spain Stone quarries. See Quarries deficiencies in plant Defense of Madrid 946 and quarrying growth 581 Stuttgart Defense of Spain 946 Stones of Venice 914.5 914.3 Seville in fair time 914.6 Styles in Hong Kong 915.1 Spanish children 914.6 Stop forest fires 634.92 Storage and diversion Submarine cables. See dams Cables, Submarine 16th century 627.8 « . Stories from the Old Testa- Don Quixote F What about jobs ment 221 371.42 Spanish children 914.6 Storms Sugar Cane fields of 664.1 Spanish language films Story of a disturbance 551.5 Calamba Old Danish sugar 664.1 Defense of Spain 946 Story of a disturbance 551.5 bowl Our inland waterways 386 The wave 917.2 Story of a loaf of bread 641.6 Spare the dogwood 583 Sugar. Dept. of interior 664.1 Story of a Mexican oil Sugar. Edited pictures 664.1 Spare time 634.92 gusher 665.5 Sugarcane and cane sugar Sparrow hawk 598.2 Story of bakelite resinoid 668 664.1 beets. Special messengers 636.59 Story of culture. See In- Sugar See Beets and ternational beet sugar Spectre F library of Sugar cane visual aids 300 li- Chemical ethyl alcohol Speed. See International Story of dynamite 662.2 661 brary aids 300 Sugarcane and cane sugar of visual Story Sphinx of Goodyear 678 664.1 Cairo to the pyramids 916.2 Story of iron 669.1 Sugarcane and cane sugar 664.1 Father Nile 916.2 Story of my life by Mr Sumatra Spiderworts Shoe 675 Story of Groodyear 678 Reproduction in plants and Story of rock drilling 622.2 Summer ends in the Rockies lower animals 613.9 634.909 Story of salt 664.4 Spinet. See Piano Summer palace in Peking Story Spirit of Egypt. See Inter- of science. See In- 915.1 national library of vis- ternational library of Summer sports 917.94 visual ual aids 300 aids 300 Sun Story of silk 677.4 Spirit of the plains F 1932 total eclipse of the Spirogyra Story of soap. See Romance sun 520 of soap 668.1 Romance of the skies 520 Reproduction In plants Story and lower animals 613.9 of the blue crab 595.3 Seeing the universe Splrula Story of the city. See In- through the world's Annelid worms 595.1 ternational library of largest telescopes, reel 1 520 visual aids Spleen 300 Eclipses Body defenses against Story of the desert. See In- disease 613 ternational library of See Eclipses Sports visual aids 300 Sun, New York Friendly bout 915.93 Story of the forest. See In- Day with the Sun 070 Good clean sport 796 ternational library of Sun dance of the Cheyenne Spring training 796.33 visual aids 300 Indians 970.1 Squids Story of the gasoline motor Sunflowers EYeaks of the deep 591.92 621.4 Seed production 581

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Suppressing the foot-and- Teeth Textile industry and fabrics mouth disease 619 Say it with pearls 617.6 Clothing 646 Surf riding Science makes a denti- Commerce around the cof- Water dogs 915 frice 617.6 fee cup 380 Swallows Telephone Textiles 677 Western birds at home 598.2 Call of the East 621.385 Textiles 677 Manual trick assembly 621.385 Swans That man may live 610 Winter visitors 598.2 Seagoing telephones 621.385 Sweden Telephone call 621.385 There's only one 917.53 Consumer cooperation in Telephone memories 621.385 Thirsty land. See Interna- Sweden 334 Underwater speechways tional library of vieual Swine 621.385 aids 300 Animal husbandry 636 Telephone, Wireless. See Ra- This little pig stayed home 619 Control of worms in hogs 632.7 dio Thistle Telephone Farm animals 636 call 621.385 In all his glory 683 Meat—from hoof to mar- Telephone lines Thomas, Lowell Jackson ket 664.9 Concerning crossarms 621.385 Commerce around the Reproduction among mam- Telephone memories 621.385 coffee cup 380 mals 613.9 Telescope Exploring the coffee con- tinent Diseases Exploring the universe 520 663 Through Galileo's tele- Hidden enemies 595.73 This little pig stayed home 619 scope & Mt Wilson ob- Highway mania 629.213 Swiss on white 796.9 servatory 520 Isle of birds 598.2 Milk parade Switzerland 200-inch disc 535.8 637 Throne of the gods 915.42 Dogs of solitude 914.94 Teletypewriters Thorndike, Sybil (as actor) Lake of Lucerne 914.94 Communication news and views #2 621.38 Nine days a queen 942.05 Roof of Europe 914.94 Three centuries Swordflsh Temperance of Massa- chusetts 974.4 Fish from hell 799.1 Beneficent reprobate — ethyl alcohol, its na- Three great religions of Trail of the swordflsh 799.1 China. See China our Wrestling swordflsh 799.1 ture and its properties 613 neighbor, unit 6 916.1 Syama 915.93 Temple Emanuel. See New York (city). Temple Three little pigs F Sydney, Australia Emanuel Three rivers of Wisconsin Southern cross ways 919.4 Temples, Buddhist 917.76 Symphony series Borobodor and the Bromo 726 Throne of the gods 915.42 Carnival Romain 785 Temples and peace Flying Dutchman overture 785 571 Through Galileo's telescope Freischutz overture 785 Temples of many creeds 726 & Mt Wilson observatory 2nd Hungarian rhapsody 785 Ten days that shook the 520 6 th Hungarian rhapsody 786 world 947 Thru life's windows 617.7 Ten who were condemned 947 Through Pyrenees & Lourdes Tender memories 92 914.4 Through the microscope. See Tennessee International library of Primitive America 917.68 visual aids 300 Tennessee valley Thunder over Mexico F Shell mounds in the Ten- Tibet nessee valley 671 T-puzzle 150 Tennessee valley authority Darjelling 915.16 Tidal theory of the earth's Tactics 796.33 Challenge of the T.V.A. 627.8 and moon's creation, Tadpoles. See Frogs Norris dam construction 627.8 Tennessee valley author- and the moon In closeup 520 Taft, Lorado ity at work 627.8 Tides Lorado Taft—sculptor 92 Tennessee valley authori- Tidal theory of the earth's Tahiti ty at work 627.8 and moon's creation, and Isle of desire 919.6 Tennis the moon in closeup 520 Taj-Mahal Backhand 796.34 Tidy tips Love's memorial 915.4 Forehand drive 796.34 Blooming of flowers 583 Take it easy 629.213 H. W. Austin 796.34 Tiflls, Georgia 914.79 Take me out to the ball Miss Dorothy Round 796.34 Tigers game 796.357 Service 796.34 Hunting tigers in India 799.2 Tale of two bulls 636.2 Volley & smash 796.34 Lost jungle 791.3 Tent caterpillars Tigers vs. Taming the desert 634.909 elephants. See Nature's tent builders 595.7 note under Hunting Taming the Taiga 915.7 Termites tigers in India 799.2 Taming the wildcat 599 Hidden enemies 595.73 Timber Tangier Terns Board feet or bored timber Bird life New York—Madeira—Tan- of Cobb's island, 632.7 gier Virginia 598.2 Trees of tomorrow 634.9 910 Feathered beach combers Tank agriculture. See Agri- TImber-r-r! 674 culture—Soilless agricul- 598.2 ture Marine birds of southern Timbuctoo, Trekking to 916 Taste (Esthetics). See Es- waters 598.2 Tires thetics Nursery island; bird sanc- Story of the tire 678 tuary 598.2 Tauber valley—a German Wild wings 598.2 Titmice idyl 914.3 Terriss, Tom Western birds at home 698.2 Tawny owl 598.2 Dogs of solitude 914.94 Tobacco Teacher training series Glacier's secret 551.31 Study of mineral element Teaching with sound films Tester, Desmond (as actor) deficiencies in plant 371.33 Nine days a queen 942.05 growth 581 Teutonic people of Ger- Todd wildlife sanctuary 598.2 Teaching of reading 372.4 many. See International Teaching with sound films library of visual aids 300 Tokyo 915.2 371.33 Japan Teak Texas Japan In cherry blossom Glimpses of Texas, Its 915.2 Syama 915.93 time natural resources and Land of enchantment 916.2 Teak logging with ele- the Big Bend national phants in Siam 674 park project 917.64 Toledo, Spain Segovia 914.6 Teak logging with ele- Parks under the lone star Toledo and phants in Siam 674 634.909 Toledo and Segovia 914.6

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Tolhurst, Louis C. Trout for tomorrow Bee 639 United States. Civilian bread 595.79 Trow, Farmer's friend 595.76 William Clark conservation corps Queen of the underworld American experimental Alabama highlands 634.909 schools at 595.79 372 CCC work—lake states Tomlinson, Edwin Denmark and her folk 634.909 schools Changing Flying the Lindbergh trail 370.94 empire 634.909 German Cradle of 629.1 education 370.94 the father of Tools Handicapped children and waters 634.909 clinical Commerce around the cof- types 371.9 Down Mobile way 634.909 Leningrad in fee cup 380 and Moscow 914.7 ECW Great Smoky Truitt, Rollie Mountains national park Tortoises Harvesting Killers of the the western 634.909 chaparral 591.5 pines Forest playground Towards unity 910 674 634.909 /Tsar to Lenin 947 Land of ten thousand Town settlement 914.2 Tuberculosis lakes 634.909 Toys Behind the shadows 616.24 Old lands—new use 634.909 Getting your money's Consequences 616.24 Outdoors in the garden worth 338 Contacts 616.24 state, New Jersey 634.909 Track athletics Tudor rose. See Nine days a Parks under the lone star Poise queen 942.05 790 „., . 634.909 Trade. See Commerce Tulips Pilgrim forests 634.909 Saving Traffic regulations In all his glory 583 the beauty of Ala- Safety on streets and Tuna fish bama 634.909 highways 614.8 Chicken of the sea 639 Sinews from the soil 634.909 Tragedy of Mt. Everest 915.42 Fish from hell 799.1 Summer ends in the Hawaii the beautiful 919.69 Rockies 634.909 Trail of the swordflsh 799.1 Trail of the swordflsh 799.1 Taming the desert 634.909 Trail riders of Jasper 917.123 Trapping big tuna flsh 639 Trees & stones that speak Trailing the killer F Wealth of the sea 639 „, 634.909 Turkey Water lure 634.909 Trained nurses. See Nurses Let's talk Turkey 914.96 Where trade winds blow and nursing Turkey 915.6 634.909 Transmission. See Ele- Turkeys Winter sun and summer ments of the automobile Poultry farm 636.5 sea 634.909 629.2 Turkeys 636.59 United States. Coast Guard Transportation Turner, Roger International ice patrol Commerce around the cof- Swiss on white 796.9 614.8 fee cup 380 Turpentine Story of the United States Oriental transportation 380 Dual-purpose trees 665.3 coast guard 614.8 Trapping Trees & stones that speak United States. Geological Lost jungle 791.3 634.909 survey Trapping big tuna fish 639 Turtles Trip down the Colorado river Traveling electrical waves 537 Killers of the chaparral 591.5 917.91 Tuskegee institute & Edgar United States. Military Travels of a postage stamp 383 Guest 326 academy. West Point Traveltalks Tuskegee normal and in- Day at West Point 355 Imperial city 915.1 dustrial institute United States. Naval acad- Island empire 915.2 Tuskegee institute & emy, Annapolis Japan in cherry blossom Edgar Guest 326 Admirals in the making 359 time 915.2 Twentieth century limited United States. Navy Picturesque Hong Kong (Train) Admirals in the making 369 915.1 Flight of the Century 385 Battle maneuvers 359 Tree and plant life 580 Two ends of a rope 633.5 Crossing the line 910 Crossroads of the Pacific Tree planting Two hundred fathoms deep 639 New forests on idle acres 919.69 Two hundred fathoms deep Let's join the navy 359 634.9 799.1 Making Wisconsin's sheltered acres man-o'-warsmen 359 200-mch disc 535.8 Sky fleets of the 715 navy 629.1 Trees Two pounder 597 U.S.S. Macon 629.1 With the Yangtze patrol Marvels of the microscope 578 Two wives. Nakano, M. See 915.1 United States. Post office Trees & stones that speak Kimiko f de- Tying the Japanese partment 634.909 obi 391 Here comes the mail Trees of tomorrow 383 634.9 Tyrol, the land in the moun- United States. Public health Trees to Tribunes 676 tains 914.36 S6rvic6 Trekking to Timbuctoo 916 Work of the U.S. Public health Triggerfish service 614 United States. Weather Freak flsh of seven seas 597 bu- Trilliums reau u Fire weather Michigan wild flowers 583 634.92 Trinidad United States Puerto Rico, Martinique, U.S.S. Macon 629.1 Barbados and Trinidad Agriculture Udaipur 915.4 917.29 See i Ukeleles Agr c u 1 1 u r e Trip down the Colorado United States river 917.91 Hawaii the beautiful 919.69 Trip on the Seine 914.4 Unburied city of Pompeii 914.5 Constitution Under the stars Trip through a psychology 92 We, the people 353 laboratory 150 Underwater speechways 621.385 Trip through Germany 914.3 Unemployed Description and travel Tropic garden 580 Kuhle Wampe 331.8 Men in the making 917.3 Tropical opossums 599 Millions of us 331.8 Union of •Trotsky, Leon soviet socialist Economic aspects republics. See Russia Hands Tsar to Lenin 947 United States. 331.214 Trout Agriculture, Plow that broke the plains Department of Collecting lake Rain for the earth 630.973 trout Honor of the little purple spawn 597 stamp 630.973 Fisherman's luck 664.9 799.1 U.S. Department of agri- Historic houses, Ti'out for tomorrow etc. 639 culture—its field and George Two pounder 597 services Washington's rail- 630 road 385

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TITLE AND SUBJECT INDEX

United States Continued Vegetables Biography History Diseases and pesta Bayreuth—city of Richard Better quality vegetables Wagner 914.3 Canals in United States history 626 through disease con- Wake up and feed 591.5 trol 632.8 Walking History—Colonial period The veldt 591.9 Development of creeping Seeing Salem 973.2 Velocity of chemical re- in a human infant 612.76 actions 540 Development of walking in History—Civil war Veneers and veneering a human infant (R.M. Birth of a nation F Forest treasures 674 V.) 612.76 Venice Walpurgis night F History—1898- Canals of Venice 914.5 Walter Damrosch. General Headlines of the century 973 Stones of Venice 914.5 electric 780 Inauguration of Franklin Vicar of Wakefield F Walter Damrosch. Gutlohn 534 D. Roosevelt 92 Victoria falls Wandering herdsmen. See Second inauguration of Wild men of Kalihari 916.7 International library of Roosevelt 92 Victory of science. See In- visual aids 300 ternational library of Wapiti of Jackson Hole 599 Natural resources visual aids 300 War See Natural resources Village life. See Interna- tional library of visual Dealers in death 172.4 Lives wasted 172.4 Politics and government aids 300 Village symphony 914.36 The patriots F We, the people 353 Peacemobile programs 172.4 Vinson, Maribel Warde, Frederick (as actor) Presidents Swiss on white 796.9 Vicar of Wakefield F Vintagers' festival 914.3 See Presidents—United Washington, George States—Inauguration Violin George Washington's rail- Violins and cellos 787 road 385 U.S. Department of agricul- Violins and cellos 787 Washington, D.C. ture—its field and serv- There's only one 917.53 ices 630 Vireos Woodland pals 598.2 Washington (state) University of Chicago bio- Olympus country 917.97 logical science series Virgin Islands Body defenses against dis- In the wake of the Buc- Water ease 613 caneers 917.297 Falling waters 551.5 Digestion 612.3 Old Danish sugar bowl 664.1 Story of water 551.5 Heart and circulation 612.1 Sugar 664.1 Water in the air 551.5 Mechanisms of breathing Where trade winds blow 612.2 634.909 Purification Nervous system. Erpi 612.8 Virginia Filter 628.1 Reproduction among mam- Building the Mount Ver- Water babies 597 mals 613.9 non Memorial highway 625.7 George Washington's rail- Water birds University of Chicago Bird life of Cobb's island, physical science series road 385 Shenandoah national Virginia 598.2 Catalysis 540 park Birds 598.2 Earth in motion 520 917.55 Visible forces. See Interna- Feathered beach combers Electrochemistry 540 598.2 Electrodynamics 538 tional library of visual aids Flyways of migratory Electrons 537 300 Vision. See Eye waterfowl 598.2 Exploring the universe 520 Marine birds of southern The moon 520 Vitamin secrets revealed 613.2 waters 598.2 Solar family 520 Vitamines Nursery island; bird sanc- Velocity of chemical re- Amazing vitamins 613.2 tuary 598.2 actions 540 Vitamin secrets revealed 613.2 Seagoing birds 598.2 Unto the hills F Voice Western waterfowl 598.2 Up and down New York 917.471 Voice that science made 612.78 Winter visitors 598.2 Usages. See Manners and Voice that science made 612.78 Water dogs 915 customs Volcanoes Water-fleas. See Cladocera Ussuri Menace of Guatemala 551.2 Water folk 595.7 Taming the Taiga 915.7 Volkmar, Utah copper company Leon Water in the air 551.5 Ceramics 738 Mountains of copper 669.3 Water lure 634.909 Volley & smash 796.34 Water power von Mueller, Oscar Challenge of the T.V.A. 627.8 Chicago planetarium & Conservation of our nat- the Deutsches museum ural resources 333 in Munich 508 Water power. Erpi 621.312 Voyages and travels Water supply Across the world with Mr Chaparral 634.9 Vacation in the Rockies 917.8 and Mrs Martin John- Waterfalls Vacuum tubes son 910 Falling waters 551.5 Around the Communication news and Horn on a The wave 917.2 views square-rigger 910 #2 621.38 Crossing Wave motion 530 Vagabond the line 910 adventure series New York—Madeira—Tan- Wave-motion, Theory of Bah. Gutlohn 919.2 gier 910 Wave motion 530 Dogs of solitude 914.94 Voyageur trails Glacier's secret 551.31 917.1 Waxwings. See Cedar wax- Menace of Guatemala 551.2 Vultures wings Van Burn, Lotta Wild men of Kalihari 916.7 We are all artists 701 Archaic and unusual In- We drivers 629.213 struments 786 We, the people 353 Vancouver, Canada We work again 326 Fifteen minutes from sky- w Wealth of the sea scrapers 917.11 639 Vasantasena F Weasels Wagner, Richard Killers of the chaparral 591.5 Vassos, John (as actor) Flying Dutchman over- Michigan furbearers 599 We are all artists 701 ture 785 Michigan mammals 599

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Weather Wild boar Wolves Back of the weather fore- Taming the wildcat 599 Chumming with the ani- cast 551.5 Wild company 599 mals 591.5 Story of a disturbance 551.5 Wild flowers 583 Women in Japan Weavers. See Weevers Mothers of Nippon 915.2 Wild geese 598.2 Weber, Karl Maria Fried- Wonder trail 917.8 rich Ernst, freiherr von Wild life on the desert 591.9 Wonder world of chemis- Freischutz overture 785 Wild men of Kalihari 916.7 try 540 Wedge play 796.33 Wild parsnip Wonders of the world series Wee Anne series Blooming of flowers 583 Benares 915.4 Bombay, Ceylon 915.4 Wee Anne visits the farm 630 Wild rice 633.1 Borobodor and the Bromo 726 Wee Anne visits the Wild wings 598.2 Indians 970.1 Ceylon devil dance 915.48 Wildcats Darjelling Wee Anne visits the zoo 591.5 915.15 Killers of the chaparral 591.5 Delhi 915.4 visits the farm 630 —Agra Wee Anne Taming the wildcat 599 Elaborate Chinese fun- Wee Anne visits the Indians Wildman's land 919.11 erals 393 970.1 Will and the way 728 Hawaiian Islands 919.69 Wee Anne visits the zoo 591.5 Historic festival in Japan Willets and Silk culture in Weevers Feathered beach combers Ja- Marine sand animals 591.92 pan 915.2 598.2 Holy land 915.69 Weevils Williams, Roger Alfalfa weevil control 632.7 Holy men of India 915.4 Colonial Island 974.5 Rhode Japanese cities 915.2 Weingartner, Felix von Wind instruments Freischutz overture 785 Java—Bali 919.2 Welding Woodwind choir 788 Luxor and Karnak 916.2 Windows the Pacific. Oxwelding and cutting on See Mystic land of Egypt 916.2 the International library of York Madeira Tan- modern method of visual aids New — — joining and severing 300 gier 910 Winnetka, Illinois. Schools metals 671 Nikko 915.2 American t 1 Oxwelding and cutting in experim e n a Peking, Korea 915 schools 372 production, parts I-II 671W Winter Penang—Malacca—Siam Oxy-acetylene welding and Singapore 915 Fury of the storm 917.8 cutting for repair, main- Niagara's Silk culture in Japan 677.4 tenance and production winter wizard- Silk industry cherry blos- ry 917.47 — 671 winter som time 677.4 Oxy-acetylene welding of When comes to the Southern India 915.4 range 917.8 structural steel 671 Styles in Hong Kong 915.1 Winter breadline in See also Electric weld- Wyo- palace in Peking 636.2 Summer ing ming 915.1 Winter games 796 Well balanced diet 613.2 Udaipur 915.4 Wells, Carveth Winter in Austria: Carin- Wonders of the Yellowstone Hell below zero 916.7 thian Alps 914.36 917.87 The West Winter sports Wood Fury of the storm 917.8 Maine—film D 917.41 Forest treasures 674 Plow that broke the plains Roof of Europe 914.94 Marvels of the microscope 578 630.973 Saxony's green border- Woodchucks Rain for the earth 630.973 lands 914.3 Chumming with the ani- Spirit of the plains F Ski-esta 796.9 mals 591.5 When winter comes to the Swiss on white 796.9 Dwellers of the forest 599 range 917.8 Winter sports. Cal. state Wood- lots chamber of 796.9 Where West is still West commerce Pines that come back 634.9 917.8 Winter sports. U.S. agric. Woodland pals 598.2 West Point. See United 796.9 Woodpeckers Winter sports In Yosemite States. Military academy, Dwellers of the forest 599 valley 796.9 West Point bird citizens 598.2 Winter sports in Yosemite Our Western birds at home 598.2 birds at 598.2 valley 796.9 Western home Western waterfowl 598.2 Winter sun and summer sea Woodwind choir 788 Whales 634.909 Woodwork Fish from hell 799.1 Winter visitors 598.2 How to square -up stock 684 What about Jobs 371.42 Wire Wool Wheat Long drawn out 669.3 How all-wool-blankets are Loaf of bread 641.6 Wire rope made 677.3 Staff of life 641.6 Making American wire Textiles 677 Wheatlands in East rope 669.1 Work of rivers. See Teach- Anglia 633.1 Wisconsin ing with sound films 371.33 in Wisconsin 917.75 Diseases and pests Autumn Work of the U.S. Public Collecting lake trout health service 614 Banishing the barberry 632.5 spawn 597 Work pays America 331.7 Wheatlands in East Anglia 633.1 Highways of Wisconsin 917.75 Muskie fishing in Wiscon- Works progress administra- When the fishing fleet comes sin 799.1 tion home 914.4 forests idle Hands 331.214 When winter comes to the New on acres 634.9 Man against the river 627 range 917.8 Rain for the earth 630.973 Where lake and river meet Pike propagation 597 Three rivers of Wisconsin We work again 326 917.13 Work pays America 331.7 Where trade winds blow 634.909 917.75 Wisconsin—its government Worms Where West is still West 917.8 at work 917.75 Annelid worms 595.1 Where West meets East. Wisconsin, Mushrooms of 589.2 Marine sand animals 591.92 See International library government Reproduction in plants and of visual aids 300 Wisconsin—its lower animals 613.9 at work 917.75 White, Margaret Bourke Shore life at low tide 591.92 Wisconsin whitetail deer 599 We are all artists 701 Wrens White Sands national mon- Wisconsin's sheltered acres 715 Western birds at home 598.2 ument 917.89 With the Asiatic fleet 915.1 Wrestling swordflsh 799.1 Why save the elk 599 With the Yangtze patrol 915.1 Wright, Orville, and Wright, Why strawberries grow Wolverines Wilbur whiskers 634.7 Michigan mammals 599 First 10 years of flying 629.1

Numbers given here refer to full descriptions which are given in Part 2 (p. 35) 28 TITLE AND SUBJECT INDEX

Yellowstone wonderlands 917.87 Yokohoma Land of enchantment 915.2 Zebras Yangtze patrol, With the 915.1 Yosemlte national park The veldt 591.9 Yeast Glimpses of national parks Zebras 599 Chemical ethyl alcohol 661 917.8 Zeppelins. See Airships Natives of Yosemlte 917.94 Story of a loaf of bread 641.6 •^Zinov'ev, GrIgorTI ^ Riders over Vogelsang: 917.94 Tsar to Lenin 947 Yellowstone national park Seeing Yosemlte national Zion national park Flying to America's won- park 917.94 Know your national parks derlands 917.3 Summer sports 917.94 917.8 Glimpses of national parks Zoo, Wee Anne visits the 591.5 sports in Yosemlte 917.8 Winter Zoological gardens valley 796.9 Wonders of the Yellow- Wake up and feed 591.5 stone 917.87 Yosemite park wild Wee Anne visits the zoo Yellowstone national park. flowers 583 591.5 Bell & Howell 917.87 Yosemite park wild flowers 583 Zoological specimens Yellowstone national park. Young, Arthur D. Collecting and preserving Dept. of interior 917.87 Alaskan adventures 917.98 Capturing the elephant Yellowstone wonderlands Youth movement seals 599 917.87 Kuhle Wampe 331.8 Lost jungle 791.3

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Educational Film Catalog

First Annual Supplement

JANUARY, 1937—OCTOBER, 1937

Outline of Classification

The following outline gives only the classes used in this list. For discussion of alternative places see notes at beginning of classes.

000 General works 391 Costume 393 Funeral customs 020 Library economy 070 Journalism 500 Science

100 Philosophy 508 Museums 510 Mathematics 132 Mental derangements 513 Geometry 136.7 Child study 520 Astronomy 150 Psychology 530 Physics 151.3 Animal psychology 530.1 Relativity 170 Conduct 533 Air 172.4 Peace and war 534 Sound 535.8 Lenses 200 Religion 537 Electricity 537.5 Cathode rays 221 Bible. Old testament 538 Magnetism 266 Missions 540 Chemistry 291 Mythology 550 Geology 551 Physical geography 300 Social sciences 551.2 Volcanoes 551.31 Glaciers 320 Political science 551.36 Coast changes 326 Negroes 551.48 Rivers 330 Economics 551.5 Meteorology 331.214 Theory of wages 570 Biology 331.7 Skilled and unskilled labor 571 Archeology 331.8 Laboring classes 575 Evolution

331.83 Housing 578 Microscopy -., 332 Money and banking 580 Botany 332.6 Stocks and stock exchanges 581 Physiologic botany 333 Natural resources. Conservation 583 Flowers 334 Cooperation 588 Mosses 338 Production 589.2 Fungi 353 United States government 589.95 Fermentation 355 Army 590 Zoology. Animal life 359 Navy 591 Physiologic zoology 360 Welfare 591.5 Habits and behavior of animals 364 Delinquency 591.57 Means of protection 368 Insurance 591.9 Geographic distribution of ani- 370 Education mals 370.1 Theory of education 591.92 Marine and fresh-water fauna 370.94 Europe 593 Elementary animals 371.33 Educational films 593.6 Corals 371.42 Vocations 593.9 Echinodermata recreation 595 Articulates 371.74 School ^ 371.9 Education of special classes 595.1 Worms 372 Elementary education 595.3 Crustacea 372.4 Reading 595.7 Insects 373 Secondary education 595.73 Termites 380 Commerce. Communication 595.76 Beetles 383 Postage stamps 595.77 Flies 385 Railroads 595.78 Butterflies. Moths 386 Waterways 595.79 Bees 387 Ships 595.796 Ants 31 597 Fishes 633.3 Beans 597.8 Frogs 633.5 Fibers 598 Reptiles. Birds 633.58 Bamboo 598.1 Reptiles 634 Fruits. Orchards 598.2 Birds 634.1 Apple 599 Mammals 634.3 Citrus fruits 634.4 Persimmon 634.6 Palmaceous fruits 600 Useful arts 634.7 Small fruits 634.9 Forestry 610 Medicine 634.909 Civilian conservation corps 612 Physiology 634.92 Forest fires 612.1 Blood and circulatory system 635.2 Potatoes 612.2 Respiration 636 Domestic animals 612.3 Digestion 636.1 Horses 612.76 Locomotion 636.2 Cattle 612.78 Voice 636.3 Sheep 612.8 Nervous system 636.5 Poultry 613 Hygiene 636.59 Ducks. Turkeys. Pigeons 613.2 Food. Dietetics 636.7 Dogs 613.9 Reproduction 636.9 Fur-bearing animals 614 Public health 637 Dairy and dairy products 614.8 Safety 639 Fisheries 616 Pathology. Diseases 640 Home economics 616.2 Diseases of the respiratory sys- 641.5 Cookery tem 641.6 Bread making 616.24 Tuberculosis 641.86 Ice cream 617.6 Dentistry. Care of the teeth 646 Clothing. Hair dressing 617.7 Care of the eye 649 Nursing. Care of children 619 Veterinary medicine 620 Engineering 655 Printing 621.3 Electricity. Applications 660 Chemical technology 621.31 Generation of electricity 661 Chemicals 621.312 Central stations 662.2 Explosives 621.37 Electric measurements 663 Beverages 621.38 Electric communication 664 Foods 621.385 Telephone 664.1 Sugar 664.2 Sago 621.4 Gas and oil engines 621.5 Refrigerating machinery 664.4 Salt 664.9 621.9 Machine tools Preservation of meat 622.2 Practical mining 665 Oils 622.33 Coal mining 665.3 Turpentine 623.8 Naval architecture 665.5 Petroleum 624 Bridges 666 Ceramics 625.7 Roads. Highways 666.1 Glass 626 Canals 666.4 Clay 626.8 Irrigation 668 Other organic chemic industries 627 Salvage 668.1 Soap 627.8 Dams 669 Metallurgy 628 Sanitary engineering 669.1 Iron and steel 628.1 Water supply engineering 669.3 Copper 628.3 Sewage disposal 669.7 Nickel 628.9 Lighting 670 Manufactures 629.1 Aeronautics 671W Welding 629.2 Automobiles ^74 Lumber 629.213 Safe driving 675 Shoemaking 630 Agriculture 676 Paper 630.6 Agricultural clubs 677 Textiles 677.3 630.941 Agriculture in Scotland Wool 677.4 630.942 Agriculture in England Silk 678 630.973 Agriculture in the United States Rubber 631 The farm 679 Other industries 684 631.18 Marketing of farm produce Woodwork 689 Batik 631.2 Farm buildings 631.4 Soils 690 Building 694 632 Hindrances. Pests Carpentry 632.5 Injurious plants 632.6 Injurious animals 700 Fine 632.7 Injurious insects arts 632.8 Plant diseases 701 Esthetics 633 Field crops 709 Art—History 633.1 Cereals. Grain 715 Tree planting

32 720 Architecture 916 Africa 726 Cathedrals. Temples 916.1 North Africa 728 Residences 916.2 Egypt 738 Pottery 916.5 Algiers 757 Portrait painting 916.7 South Central Africa 758 Landscape painting 917 North America 770 Photography 917.1 Canada 778 Moving pictures 917.11 British Columbia 780 Music 917.123 Alberta 784 Vocal music 917.13 Ontario 785 Orchestral music 917.16 Nova Scotia 786 Piano 917.2 Mexico 787 Stringed instruments 917.28 Central America 788 Wind instruments 917.29 West Indies 790 Amusements 917.295 Puerto Rico 791.3 Circus 917.297 Leeward Islands 793.3 Dancing 917.3 United States 796 Athletics and indoor sports 917.41 Maine 796.32 Basketball 917.47 New York state 796.33 Football 917.471 New York City 796.34 Tennis 917.53 Washington, D.C. 796.352 Golf 917.55 Virginia 796.357 Baseball 917.58 Georgia 796.4 Olympic games 917.61 Alabama 796.9 Winter sports 917.64 Texas 799 Game protection 917.68 Tennessee 799.1 Fishing 917.75 Wisconsin 799.2 Hunting 917.8 Western states 917.86 Montana 917.87 Wyoming 910 Description and travel 917.88 Colorado 917.89 New Mexico 914 Europe 917.91 Arizona 914.1 Scotland 917.94 California 914.17 Aran islands 917.97 Washington 914.2 England 917.98 Alaska 914.21 London 918 South America 914.3 Germany 918.5 Peru 914.36 Austria 918.6 Panama 914.369 Dalmatia 919 Oceania 914.37 Czechoslovakia 919.11 Borneo 914.4 France 919.14 Philippine Islands 914.5 Italy 919.2 Dutch East Indies 914.6 Spain 919.22 Java 914.67 Balearic Isles 919.4 Australia 914.7 Russia 919.5 New Guinea 914.77 Crimea 919.6 Polynesia 914.79 Georgia 919.69 Hawaii 914.81 Norway 919.8 Arctic regions 914.91 Iceland. Faroe Islands 919.9 Antarctic regions 914.92 Netherlands 914.93 Belgium 914.94 Switzerland 92 Biography 914.96 Balkan states 915 Asia 930-999 History 915.1 China 940.1 Medieval Europe 915.15 Tibet 942.05 Great Britain History Tudors- 915.18 Manchuria — — 1485-1603 915.19 Korea 942.08 Great Britain History 1837- 915.2 Japan — — 946 Spain 915.4 India 947 Russia 915.42 Himalaya Mountains 970.1 Indians 915.48 Ceylon 973 United States 915.6 Turkey 973.2 Colonial period 915.69 Palestine 974.4 Massachusetts 915.7 Siberia 974.5 Rhode Island 915.93 Siam 915.95 Malay peninsula F Fictional films

33 DIRECTIONS FOR USE

Title: The title of the film is given as listed by the producer. If a film is known by- other titles cross references are made in the index to the title given.

Length: Length is given in minutes when obtainable. Otherwise number of reels is given.

Width: Width is given by the figures 16 and 35 and the abbreviation "mm" is omitted as our collaborators agreed that it was unnecessary.

Sound: Sound films are indicated by the abbreviation "sd"; silent by "si".

Stock: For the 35mm films inflammable is indicated by the abbreviation "f" and safety stock by "nf". Since all 16mm films are on safety stock these abbreviations have been omitted in the descriptions of these films.

Price: Both sales and rental prices have been given in so far as possible. Omission of rental price in the main entry indicates that producer does not rent the film. "Loan" instead of price is indicative of a film sent free except for transportation charges. "Apply" instead of price has been used when rates and conditions vary and it is necessary to apply to producer for prices.

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Guide: "Guide" is used to indicate the guide for the teacher with which many films prepared for educational purposes are accompanied.

INDEX

The first part of the Catalog is arranged alphabetically. All films included in the Catalog can be found here under title and subject. ORDERS SHOULD BE SENT TO PRODUCER OR DISTRIBUTOR

34 CLASSIFIED LIST

020 Library economy Development of prehension in a single child. IR 16-si-$21.50 1933 Ohio state Found in a book. 20min 16-si-rent $4 1936 univ. Dept. of psychology 136.7 A.L.A. 020 "Samples of the manipulatory develop- DISTRIBUTORS ment of a single infant at the ages of 16, 16mm: B&H 18, 20, 22, 24, 28, 36, 40, 52, and 66 weeks are shown. Stimulus objects of various "Produced by the Administration class sizes are used. Designed to illustrate of the University of Illinois library school. Halverson's monograph. . . Adapted for be- Shows young people how to use the ginning psychology." Producer card catalog, magazine indexes, and other c library tools, through a story of two fresh- men, one of whom completes the writing of a theme easily through the use of the library, while the other misguidedly de- 1 50 Psychology pends upon his own resources. Designed 7 primarily for college libraries, but will Illusions of movement. 2min 16-si-$2.50 also serve in instructing high school stu- 1932 Adelbert Ford 150 dents or public library patrons." Producer sh-c "Since the operator should stop after each section to allow introspective reports Romance of the library. iSmin 16-si-rent written on note paper, the actual time re- $2 1930 Young 020 quired for a demonstration will be approx- imately half an hour. The film reproduces "The film was made to introduce to some of the effects of the Phi Phenomenon students some of the niceties of library of Wertheimer. Dr Sugi Mibai's black bar procedure. Because of the shortness of is seen to move laterally and rotationally, our allotment of film, we have attempted although it has merely appeared in one to use it all in the action of the picture place and then in another divided by a rather than taking up space with titles." period of perfectly blank screen. It also Producer jh-sh-c shows a phi phenomenon as presented in the flashing lights of Miles'." Producer c 070 Journalism Industrial motion analysis. Umin 16-si-$13 Day with the Sun. 35min 16-sd-loan 35-sd- 1932 Adelbert Ford 150 nf-loan 1936 Sun 070 "6 occupations in a garment factory, each DISTRIBUTORS scene exhibiting the worker with a Stoelt- 16mm: ing seconds-clock. The ironing operation Geo YMCA analyzed by means of animated diagrams. If more than 25 miles from New York A process chart exhibiting therbligs." apply YMCA. This is a new edition, bring- Producer c ing the old silent version up to date "Treats of the making of the Sun and Mechanics of the brain. 67min 35-si-f-rent the development of the newspaper indus- $12 1930 Amkino; 16-si-rent $15 Gar- try since 1833." Producer rison 150 el-Jh Produced by Sovkino, Moscow "Based on the experiments of Prof. I. P. Pavlov, directed by V. I. Pudovkin. Study 100 PHILOSOPHY of conditioned reflexes, showing experi- ments with animals and humans; with titles and diagrams." Distributor 132 Mental derangements c Motor aptitude. llmin 16-si-$12 1929 Behavior of the feeble-minded. 13min 16- Adelbert Ford 150 si-$20 1930 Univ. of Mich. 132 "Technique of administering some simple tests of "Exhibits a . . . comparison of the meth- motor aptitude. The Whipple ods and results obtained by feebleminded board, slot board, bolt assembly, match- and normal individuals in putting together board, stylus tapping block, and dimen- variously patterned form boards." Producer sion preception apparatus. Level of class: elementary college." Producer c 136.7 Child study Rote learning. 2min 16-si-$2.S0 1931 Adel- bert Ford 150 Behavior of nevi^born infants. IR 16-si- "Nonsense syllables, presented singly, $14.50 1934 Ohio state univ. Dept. of for two group experiments." Producer c psychology 136.7 "The film illustrates the behavior studies /Some physiological reactions to emotional on infants made during the first 10 days stimuli. ISmin 16-si-$20.50 of life. Some activities observed by Pratt, 1932 Ohio Nelson and Sun, Irwin, Sherman Dockeray, state univ. Dept. of psychology 150 Wagner, and Weiss are illustrated. A "This film makes a motion picture dem- survey of the field whole of hospital work onstration of the laboratory experiment in with newborn infants. Adapted for be- which a continuous blood ginning pressure record, psychology." Producer thoracic and abdominal breathing records, c time line and a stimulus line are engraved

•I • Mlent; sd- sound; f - inflammable; nf - safety; el - elementary; - jh junior liiBh; sh • senior higli; c • college — —

150-221 EDUCATIONAL FJLM CATALOG

Some physiological reactions to emotional "Expose of the munitions business during the war. cThis film: has the written en- stimuli Continued dorsement of Senator Gerald Nye and his on a carbonized paper run by a kymo- Munitions Investigating Committee. . . All graph. There are also sequences showing the episodes are substantiated by docu- the operation of the Hathaway galvanic mentary proof and tthe filmj was based skin reflex apparatus." Producer on the Fortune magazine article, Men of Jh-sh-c War." Producer This film is also offered as a part of one T-puzzle. 14min 16-si-$30 1933 Trow 150 of the Peacemobile programs, listed below "Various aspects of the mental processes Jh-sh-c involved in problem solving are visually portrayed by these pictures of subjects Lives wasted. 13min 16-si-rent $1.50 1936 working on a two-dimensional puzzle Film and photo league 172.4 trial-and-error, ideational behavior, Ge- antl film. It deals with young stalt, and emotional responses to failure "An war a and success." Producer man who enlists during the last war. He is c Guide sent out one night alone—and is shot. He comes home a cripple. His reward—^a Trip through a psychology laboratory. IR medal. At home there are no jobs open for him since he is disabled. He seeks 16-si-$21.50 1932 Ohio state univ. work but to no avail—soon he pawns the Dept. of psychology 150 medal for something to eat. He comes to "This film shows some of the commoner a cemetery where his buddies lie buried. laboratory experiments in elementary psy- He thinks back about the war—and as he newspaper heralding chology—behavior of infants, mirror draw- stands there he sees a ing, galvanic skin reflex, tactual localiza- a new war—and in the distance he sees children playing at Distributor tion, steadiness testing. There is some war." attempt made to integrate the various experiments so that they will not seem Peacemobile programs. 16-sd-rent $10 entirely unrelated. Useful only at the Onderdonk 172.4 very beginning of a first course." Pro- If projector inquire ducer c you do not have a when the Peacemobile will be in your local- ity Program 1 consists of the 4R "Deal- 151.3 Animal psychology ers in death" (listed above) and "Towards unity" (class 910). Program 2 offers a 7R Rose and Raphael. 30min 16-sd-sale ap- film "Drums of doom" and "Why" (in main catalog, class 172.4). "League of na- ply; rent $10 35-sd-nf-sale apply; rent tions" (22min 16-si-rent $2) produced by $15 1937 Garrison 151.3 the League of nations association is also "Produced under the supervision of Prof. available I. P. Pavlov at the Leningrad Institute. With English talk. A study of the be- havior of a pair of Chimpanzees. Of popu- lar interest and of instructional value to classes in animal behavior, general psy- 200 RELIGION chology, biology. A . . . study of reactions to fear and to food stimuli. Showing how the Chimps solve the problem of reaching food by piling different sized blocks. Also 221 Bible. Old Testament how they reach food in a trick box by choos- ing the proper shaped stick which acts as Joseph in the land of Egypt. 65min 16-si- a key. How they reach food behind a flame sd-rent $25 35-si-sd-f-nf-rent $25 Guar- learning to put the flame out with by 221 water, first carried in a vessel and in the anteed absence of a vessel, by carrying the water Rental given above is minimum rate

in their mouths." Distributor "This drama is a . . . picturization of el>c the Biblical story of Joseph, and his brethren. It traces in detail all the inci- dents of Joseph, his father Jacob, and the youngest son's arrival in Egypt, his acces- 1 70 Conduct sion to power through the friendship of Pharaoh, saving the Egyptians through the Girl who found herself 170 years of famine, and final reunion with his DISTRIBUTORS father and brothers. The scenes were 16 mm: Tex shot mainly in Egypt. . . The picture is S5m,m: Tex in silent form with English sub-titles accompanied by a musical background This film, listed in Educational Film Catalog, throughout." Producer 1936, has been withdrawn by the el-jh-sh Producer but it may still be rented from the Distributor indicated in italics Stories from the Old Testament. 14R 16- Opportunity knocks. iSmin 16-si-rent $1 sd-rent ea $1.50 1934 Bell & Howell 1935 Harmon found. 170 221 DISTRIBUTORS DISTRIBUTORS 16mm: YMCA 16m,m: Gar IdP Produced by J. V. D. Bucher and is a The titles in this non-sectarian series life situation study on honesty of Old Testament stories which was pre- pared under the supervision of Rev. Har- wood Huntington and is narrated by Wil- fred Lucas are: Creation; Cain and Abel; 1 72.4 Peace and war Noah and the Ark; The deluge; Abram; Abram and Lot; The migration; Rescue Dealers in death. 61min 16-sd-rent $25 1934 of Lot; Isaac the boy; Ishmael; Sacrifice of Isaac; Isaac and Rebekah; Jacob and Garrison 172.4 Rachel; Return of Jacob. The running time Produced by Monroe Shaff for Topical of each reel is lOmin films el-Jh-sh

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36 EDUCATIONAL FILM CATALOG 266-326

266 Missions 10. Where West meets Bast 1. Windows on the Pacific 2. Oldest civilization on earth California missions. IR 16-si-$12 1929? 3. New country in an old world Hollywood film enterprises 266 4. Land where East meets West III. The evolution of economic life DISTRIBUTORS 11. Primitive life Cal IdP 16mm: Den 1. How animals live 35m,m,: Ore Mass 2. The simple life of the hunters "The old Spanish missions as they are 3. Hunting in the water today." Oregon 12. Herdsmen and farmers 1. Wandering herdsmen Gorgon's head 291 2. Small farms in Central Asia DISTRIBUTORS 3. On to markei 16mm: Tex 4. The thirsty land SSmm: Tex 13. Out of the earth 1. Primitive workers This film, listed in Educational Film Cat- 2. Coal alog, 1936 has been withdrawn by the Pro- 3. Oil and gas ducer but it may still be rented from 4. Iron and steel the Distributor indicated in italics 14. From farms to factories 1. Grandfather's farm 2. Home life on the farm 3. Machinery comes to the farm 4. The business of farming 300 SOCIAL SCIENCES 5. The farm goes to the factory 15. Story of transportation 1. In earliest times International library of visual aids. 16-sd- 2. Pioneer days in our own coun- rent 1936-1937 300 try A projector, and one unit a month for 3. Steam 4. Speed a period of two years, is sent to subscrib- 16. Story the ers for $35 per month. At the end of two of city years the projector belongs to the sub- 1. Cities for defense 2. Cities for scriber. The group includes: commerce 3. Problems of the city 17. The story of science I. Man against nature 1. Through the microscope 1. Story of the sea 2. Story of the telescope 1. Conquest of fear 3. Visible forces 2. Monsters of the deep 4. For the service of man 3. Achievements of engineering 18. The story of culture 4. Victory of science 1. Primitive arts 2. Story of the mountains 2. Spirit of Egypt 1. How volcanoes make mountains 3. A Classical age 2. Animals of the mountains 4. In the Middle ages 3. Mountain people and their cus- toms 5. The Modern age 6. Facing the future 4. Mount Everest el-Jh-sh Guide 3. Story of the forest 1. Pleasure and health in the forest 2. protecting the for- Growing and Political science est 320 3. Lumbering speaks. lOmin 16-sd-$25; rent 4. Forest and water control President 4. Story of the jungle $1.50 1935 Pictorial 320 1. Jungles around the world This is one of the famous Fireside chats 2. The deadliest animal of the —that of May, 1935. In it the President jungle explains his policies to the people of Amer- 3. Village life ica Jh-sh 4. Perils of the jungle 5. Story of the desert 1. Reclaiming the desert 2. An old civilization built in the 326 Negroes desert 3. Desert people Negro and art. 15min 16-si-rent $1.50 35- 4. Animals that live in the desert si-nf-rent $3 1931 Harmon found. 326 6. Story of the polar regions DISTRIBUTORS 1. In search of the North pole 16mm: Prea YMCA 2. People live who in the North SSmm,: Pres 3. Life at the Antarctic II. The march of civilization "The contribution the American Negro 7. Cradle of our race is making in the field of art, and the har- 1. How all things must struggle monious race relationships which may be to live developed through this medium are. . . 2. How a whole nation traveled in suggested." Producer search of grass sh-c 3. How our distant cousins moved into India Tuskegee institute & Edgar Guest. (Our 4. The beautiful civilization they world in review^ ser.) lOmin 16-sd- founded in Shalimar $50; rent apply 1936 Gutlohn 326 8. Land of our forefathers 1. The Celtic people of France DISTRIBUTORS 2. The Teutonic people of Germany 16mm: FiL IdP VES YMCA 3. The land from which comes our Originally produced by Pathe and re- language edited in 1936 for this series 4. The Slavic people of Russia "Richard B. Harrison . . . tells . . . the 9. Our own country history of Tuskegee Institute. . . The 1. Before the white man came Tuskegee choir, famous for its spirituals, 2. Landing of the Pilgrims sings throughout the film. Edgar Guest . . . 3. Into the mountains reads his 10,000th poem." Distributor 4. Over the prairies Jh-sh-c

si - silent; sd- sound; f • inflammable; nf- safety; el • elementary; Jh • Junior high; sh - senior high: c - college

37 INTERNATIONAL FILM BUREAU 326-333 EDUCATIONAL g^ILM CATALOG

work again. ISmin 16-sd-loan 35-sd- Gerda leave the colony despite the fact We that Anni's mother and father will not ac- f-loan 1937 WPA 326 company her. She joins a new group and "Picture of Negro activities under the the last part of the picture is a documen-

Federal work program. . . All types of tary record of the activities of this group, workers—from the common laborer to the largely in the sport field, whereby they highly- trained technician—are shown at build up the morale of their members." useful tasks under the Works Progress Ad- Distributor sh-c ministration employment program." Pro- ducer Millions of us. 20min 16-sd-sale apply; rent $7.50 1936 Garrison 331.8 Produced by American labor produc- 330 Economics tions, inc. "The story of the millions of unemployed 331.214 Economic theory of wages exemplified in a young man who is driven by hunger to take employment as a scab that lead him to rec- 35-sd-f-loan and the experiences Hands. 6min 16-sd-loan ognize his common interests with the 1937 WPA 331.214 strikers and the working people general- "Through pictures of human hands in ly. The first labor film made in the U.S.A." Distributor action, this . . . short subject tells the sh-c story of the depression, shows the . . . scope of the Works Progress Administra-

tion employment program and its . . . im- petus to industrial recovery. It is the first 331.83 Housing documentary film ever to trace the circu- lation it passes from the hands of money as Challenge of the slums. lOmin 16-si-$30; of the workman through those of the tradesman into industrial marts." Pro- rent $2 1936 Garrison 331.83 ducer "Pictures living conditions in New York tenement areas and shows new housing developments at cheap rentals to take the 331.7 Skilled and unskilled labor place of slums." Producer sh-c Work pays America. 40min 16-sd-loan 3S-sd-f-loan 1937 WPA 331.7 332 Money and banking "A dramatized record of accomplish- ments under the Works Progress Adminis- 35-sd- tration employment program. It is a . . . March of trade. 60min 16-sd-loan human document showing public improve- f-loan 1937 Nat. city bank of New ments and the conservation of human and York 332 natural resources. . . Scenes of nation- wide activity are set forth showing men DISTRIBUTORS at work on new roads, schools, hospitals, 16mm: Geo playgrounds, swimming pools and airports; "A quick survey of world commerce, with women at work providing food and cloth- brief glimpses of the major centers and in- ing for under-privileged children, learning dustries of Europe, Asia and Latin Amer- dietetics, nursing, sewing and proper care ica and a graphic indication of the role of of the home. Educators, scientists, actors, banking in foreign trade. The film in- writers, artists and musicians are shown cludes New York, London, Paris and south- contributing their share to the cultural ern France, Barcelona, Italy, China, Man- life of the nation. How this agency oper- churia, India, Japan, Manila, Mexico, Puerto ates also in times of national disaster is Rico, Haiti, Brazil, Uruguay, and the Ar- portrayed graphically in a series of scenes gentine. Typical products and exports of recording fire, flood and drought control." each region visited are shown, as well as Producer street scenes and native life. The sound on this film provides a running commen- tary with music, on the lands visited and on world commerce and the part played by classes 331.8 Laboring banking in world trade." Georgia el-jh-sh-c Guide Kuhle Wampe. 80min 16-sd-$400; rent $15 332.6 1934 Garrison 331.8 Nation's market place DISTRIBUTORS Produced by Th. Dudow-Praesens film, 16mm: Col Tex Paris, France S5mm: Tex " 'Kuhle Wampe' produced as a call was This film, listed in Educational Film to the youth of Germany in 1930 to meet Catalog, 1936, has been withdrawn by the the economic and political problems of the Producer but it may still be rented from time. It tells the story of a worker's indicated in italics family demoralized by long unemployment. the Distributors The son, unable to bear the discourage- ment of unemployment, kills himself. When her efforts to stave off eviction fail, 333 Natural resources. Conservation Anni, aided by her lover Fritz, moves her father mother out to the and camp Kuhle natural resources. Wampe. Since the war this camp had Conservation of our grown to be the all year residence of many (Human geography ser.) lOmin 16-sd- people unable to pay the increasing rents $50 35-sd-nf-$100 1937 Erpi 333 in Germany. Anni's father and mother are content in their idleness. Anni loves DISTRIBUTORS Fritz. The spring passes and Anni is go- 16mm,: Geo ing to have a child. Fritz, the type of "Three natural resources hold the cen- carefree youth, who does not like restraints ter of attention in this film: water power, of any kind, evades marriage but is final- forests, and farm lands. Early wastes in ly persuaded by Anni. Both Anni and the lumbering industry and agriculture are Fritz are disgusted with the people in delineated, and the appalling results of Kuhle Wampe who come to the wedding these are shown. This is followed by an feast. Shortly after Anni and her friend explanation of steps which have been

«i - •ilent; sd- sound; f - inflammable; nf • safety; el - erementary; Jh - Junior liigh; sb - senior high; o • college

38 —

EDUCATIONAL FILM CATALOG 334-370.94

Conservation of our natural resources Battle maneuvers. 8min 16-si-sd-Ioan Continued 1936 Navy recruiting serv. 359 taken and are now being planned to con- DISTRIBUTORS serve these resources. The effects of wind 16mm: A&B and water erosion and unwise farming "Men-o-war during battle action." Pro- are shown, scenes from the Dust Bowl, ducer Jh-sh and local and federal efforts to check these abuses. There is also included a sequence Let's join the navy. 8min 16-si-sd-loan on conservation and development of es- 35-sd-f-loan 1936 Navy recruiting serv. thetic resources." Pi'oducer sh-c Guide 359 "A day on board a battle ship—scenes of shipboard life and events." Producer 334 Cooperation jh-sh Making man-o'-warsmen. 20min 16-si-sd- 30min Consumer cooperation in Sweden. loan 35-sd-f-loan 1936 Navy recruit- 16-si-$75; rent 1937 334 $5 Edberg ing serv. 359 DISTRIBUTORS DISTRIBUTORS 16 mm: Wis 16mm, sound: A&B Geo YMCA study of cooperation as carried on A "Scenes at U. S. Naval training station in dairy of the country Sweden showing training of recruits. Drills, exer- cises, schools, entertainment." Producer Jh-sh 338 Production

Getting your money's worth, llmin 16- 360 Welfare sd-rent $1.50 35-sd-f-rent $5 1937 Film and photo league 338 364 Delinquency "The topics deal with the fraud and misrepresentation practised upon the pub- lic in food and clothing and other com- Juvenile delinquency. 8min 16-sd-$12 35- modities. The film exposes the frauds and sd-f-nf-$15-$23.80 Nat. probation assn. offers advice on how to detect them and 364 what to look for when buying. The specific items dealt with in the first issue are lead DISTRIBUTORS toys, men's shoes and Grades A ajid B 16m,m: Cal Wis milk. There is sound commentary as well Produced by March of Time but is avail- as accompanying music." Producer able thru the National probation associa- tion only and for non-commercial uses only "Begins with a few pictures and a brief 353 United States government preamble about the 1935 annual meeting of the National Probation Association at

Atlantic City. . . The film then proceeds We, the people. lOmin 16-sd-$30; rent apply to take up in story form the development 1937? Gutlohn 353 of a delinquent, from his boyhood in a tenement home to a finale behind prison DISTRIBUTORS bars." Distributor 16mm: FiL IdP VES YMCA el-jh-sh-c-trade A Pathe news production "The workings and history of constitu- tional government brought up to present time." School management 368 Insurance "A film that will interest every student and adult. It could well be used in class- Now for tomorrow. 3R 16-si-rent $3 1935? rooms for History and Social Studies." Harmon found. 368 Scholastic jh-sh-c An argument for old age annuities told in story form. Public health nurses are used as examples. Contrasts the nurse 355 Army who invested in annuities with the one who did not. Will be useful for groups other than nurses who are interested In Day at West Point 355 some form of planning for old age annu- This film, listed in the January Supple- ities during working years. Does not ment, 1937, has been withdrawn from cir- mention any insurance company. Planned, culation directed and acted by members of the Harmon association for the advancement of nursing 359 Navy 370 Education Admirals in the making. 12min 16-sd-loan 35-sd-f-loan 1937 Stark 359 Creative approach to education 370.1 DISTRIBUTORS This film, listed in Educational Film 16mm: Bait Catalog, 1936, has been withdrawn from Information given has not been verified circulation by the Producer for this Supplement Although the 35mm prints of this film are offered on nitrate stock copies can be 370.94 Europe ordered made up on safety. The working title was "Heads up" Denmark and her folk schools. 4min 16-si- "Depicts life at U.S. Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md. Highlights of major ac- $12 1930 Trow 370.94 tivities during the entire four years." Pro- "Danish folk school has had no little ducer el-jh-sh-c significance politically and socially as well

si • silent; sd - sound; f - inflammabie; nf - safety; el - elementary; Jh • Junior high; sh • senior high; c - college

39 —

370.94-373 EDUCATIONAL JILM CATALOG

together with Denmark and her folk schools Continued and in special institutions, examples of different levels of feeble- as educationally. Schools, street scenes, mindedness, of cretinism and mongolian- and historic castles here give the atmos- ism, and some of the more striking psy- phere of Copenhagen and vicinity." Pro- choses." Producer ducer Guide sh-c Guide German education. 14min 16-si-$30 1932 Trow 370.94 yi 372 Elementary education "Indoor and outdoor classes in both pub- lic and private schools in different parts of Germany, dramatics, physical educa- 14min 16- tion, a children's colony, and forest schools, American experimental schools. as well as various influences of the Youth si-$30 1933 Trow 372 movement Including school country homes "These pictures of the Dalton school and youth hostels." Producer in New York and of the Winnetka school Guide in Illinois, and examples of individualized and socialized instruction in other centres give the theory and technique of such 371.33 Educational films plans more reality." Producer c Guide train- Teaching with sound films. (Teacher Elementary teacher as a guide 372 ing ser.) lOmin 16-sd-$50; rent $3.50 This film, listed in Educational Film Cat- 35-sd-nf-$100; rent $5 1936 Erpi alog, 1936, has been withdrawn from cir- 371.33 culation DISTRIBUTORS 16mm: Geo "Based upon research and experimenta- tion, this picture depicts methods of using 372.4 Reading the sound film in the classroom. Units of instruction at the intermediate, junior senior high school levels are shown. and reading. ISmin 16-si- The parts played by the teacher, the Eye movements in pupils, and the sound film are illustrated in $17 1936 Valentine 372.4 the study of 'Plant Growth," 'Sound waves "The operation of the ophthalmograph and their sources,' 'Work of Rivers,' and in diagnosing reading difficulty due to faulty other subjects. Because of the need for eye movement is explained. The fixational professional knowledge in this field, this pause, forward sweep, and regression are picture will make a substantial contri- shown graphically and also by means of bution to classes in teaching method and actual eye photographs. An exceptional in audio-visual instruction, as well as to second-grade and an ordinary third-grade teachers in service." Producer reader are compared. A slow third-grade Jh-sh-c Guide reader serves to demonstrate unusually large fixational pauses. Regressions are il- lustrated by eye photographs of a college 371.42 Vocations freshman who also uses his finger to follow the line and moves his lips. The expert eye movements of a good college fresh- jobs. 30min 16-si-$60 1936 What about man follow. The operation of the metrono- Educ. research assn. 371.42 scope, used in correcting eye movements in DISTRIBUTORS adults and generating the proper ones in 16mm: YMCA a pre-school child, is shown. The exces- sive head and body movements of the gives brief survey of the job Reel 1 a beginner are shown to be eliminated as situation prior to 1935 as well as that of skill is approached." Pro- necessary preparations mastery of the today, and stresses ducer c for securing good jobs. Reel 2 gives actual life situations involved in securing a job. Teaching of reading 372.4 It includes the application, the interview and gives useful hints to applicants for DISTRIBUTORS impressing a prospective employer. The 16mm: lo film is based on the book of the same title This film, listed in Educational Film Jh-sh-c Catalog, 1936, has been withdrawn by the Producer but it may still be rented from the Distributor indicated in italics 371.74 School recreation

Rhythmic action. 4R 16-si-rent $2 1935 California 371.74 373 Secwidary education "A film of special interest to teachers, produced at the University elementary in training school. Activities of children on Glimpses of secondary education western the nursery school playground. Creative Massachusetts. 40min 16-si-rent $2 work and play in the grades from first 1936 Williams 373 through seventh. Interpretation and ex- pression through rhythmic motion." Pro- "Nineteen high schools furnished one or ducer el-c two sequences showing different phases of secondary education. Altogether the pic-

ture gives . . . an . . . idea of what goes on in our high schools. The scenes In- 371.9 Education of special classes clude such activities as remedial gymna- sium work, laboratory work in physics, a CI ^'^Handicapped children and clinical types. class in agriculture at work, office ma- chines in operation, shop worlc, an assem- 14min 16-si-$30 1933 Trow 371.9 bly program, educational guidance, sewing "Work with the mentally backward, the and cooking classes, work in dramatics, deaf, blind, and crippled in regular schools visual equipment etc." Producer

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Transportation ployers, the public, the manner in which 380 Commerce. we handle their letters and other mails. It is an amateur production produced and fi- Commerce around the coffee cup. llmin nanced by the Postal Employees of St. 16-sd-loan 35-sd-f-nf-loan 1935 Dept. of Paul, Minnesota, through the Joint council of postal employees, which is a Postal commerce 380 Employee Trade and Labor Assembly. In DISTRIBUTORS the first scene we have a picture of those 16mm: A&B Ariz Brig Cal Geo lo delegates to the Council responsible for the loS Kan Minn Mo Ohio Tex Wis making of the films. . . Scenario and pho- YMCA tography by Howard Hanson 35mm: YMCA Guide the Produced by Pathe News, Inc. for 15min 16-sd- National foreign trade council and also Travels of a postage stamp. sponsored by the Bureau of foreign and loan Post office dept. 383 domestic commerce DISTRIBUTORS "Presents an 'average family' around 16m,m: Tex the dinner table—a father, mother and "This film shows the adventures of a their daughter. Lowell Thomas, news postage stamp from the time it leaves the narrator, has the role of guest to whom Bureau of Engraving and Printing until, the questions are directed. As he answers on a letter, it reaches its destination." the family's questions, scenes are intro- Producer el-Jh-sh duced of manufactured products such as automobiles and tools being shipped from this country while coffee from Brazil or* textiles from England in turn course back 385 Railroads to the United States. . . The drama of transportation, cargoes being loaded, and raw products being assembled, are picto- Development of English railways. 8min rially presented as Mr. Thomas describes 16-sd-apply 35-sd-f-apply 1937 Gau- their significance in connection with trade balances to the group around the table." mont British 385 Advertising age "Opening with shots of a train leaving sh-c a modern railway terminus, the film pro- ceeds to show by means of maps and Great cargoes. (Face of Britain ser.) 22min moving diagrams how and why railways 16-sd-apply 35-sd-f-apply 1936 Gau- originated, details of their development, railways in 1921, mont British 380 the amalgamation of the and comparative speeds of travelling by

A documentary film directed by Paul road, canal and rail. . . The film closes with Rotha diagrammatic representations of the com- "The commercial relationship between parative times taken to travel from Lon- Great Britain and the Dominions, and the don to Liverpool by road and rail and of interchange of goods between the two. the time taken by mail coach in 1800, by Different parts of the Dominions are first the first long-distance train and by a mod-

shown, with natives at work in the plan- ern express. . . The film should save a tations, etc. We pass to the City of Lon- considerable amount of time which must don. . .and hence to the North of England, otherwise be spent in assembling the naain where iron and coal axe mined, cotton facts which are essential before a class or fabrics are made, and other staple indus- student can proceed to study any particular tries provide goods for export. A great aspect of the subject. It presents the facts new dock is shown stage by stage in pro- concisely and the diagrams are likely to cess of construction, and big ships are impress the facts on the minds of the

shown in dock. . . Pictorially extremely class or student. The diagram work in

interesting. . . The course followed by general is good but some of the maps the action is confused and sketchy, and the e.g. the map showing the road, coal and fundamental ideas of the theme are not rail systems of England—contain so much clarified by a commentary which for the material that they lack definition. [Recom- most part only interferes with the pic- mended as] a classroom teaching or back- ture." British film inst. ground film for children over 14, univer- Jh-sh sity students and adult education organisa- tions." British film inst. Oriental transportation. iSmin 35-sd-nf- Jh-sh-c apply 1931? Modern film sales; llmin Flight of the Century. 12min 16-si-sd-loan 16-sd-$36; rent $1.50 Bell & Howell 1934 N.Y. Central system 385 380 This film will be withdrawn about Jan- Produced by Grace G. Huntington and uary 31, 1938 so if interested in it secure narrated by Wilfred Lucas it before that time "There's your choice of wheel -barrows, "This pictures a trip on the Twentieth camels, bullocks, sedan chairs, rickshaws Century Limited between Chicago and New and one modern note—a motor bus. This York." Producer short . . . describes the methods of trans- el-Jh-sh portation in China and Japan." Distributor el-Jh George Washington's railroad. 60min 16- sd-loan 35-sd-nf-loan 1936 C&O 385 DISTRIBUTORS 16mm: YMCA 383 Post-office. Stamps S5mm: YMCA Scenes of Washington's early activities Here the mail. comes SOmin 16-si-loan and surroundings open this film of the 1936 383 story of the building of George Washing- Loaned, if applied for thru local postal ton's railroad. Many houses and buildings employee organizations. Produced by the of historical interest appear Joint council of postal employees, St. Paul, Minnesota Journey by train. 45min 16-si-$150 1935 film 385 "This picture is the result of an idea Text of putting into use the portable motion "Composed of eight units: Preparation picture as a means of showing our em- for journey; Railway station activity; En-

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Journey by train Continued Progress. 45min 35-si-nf-loan prior 1927 gine; Pullman car; Baggage car and U.S. U.S. steel 387 mail car; Dining car and kitchen; Pullman Produced by the Michigan limestone and berths and dressing rooms; Observation chemical company, Rogers City, Michigan, car. unit is complete sequence Each a from whom it may also be secured and may be shown separately or collective- "The story of the operation of the ly." Producer steamer Carl D. Bradley, largest freighter There is a set of seventy 8x10 still pho- on the Great Lakes. History of Great tographs paralleling the entire film story Lakes navigation—launching scenes—navi- which may be used for identification ajid gation equipment—engine room—unloading to recall a sequence. 35mm prints are scenes, actual and animated—uses of this available upon special order type of boat in building breakwaters and el-Jh-sh Guide light-house cribs." Distributor Pageant of American inland transportation.

45min 16-si-loan B&O 385 39 1 Costume This film is being constantly revised and kept up to date with additional shots. It All dolled up. (Oriental journeys ser.) connection was mentioned as a visual aid in llmin film with "Communications," the program of 35-sd-nf-apply Modern the American school of the air for Feb. 8, sales; 16-sd-$36; rent $1.50 1936 Bell 1937 jh-sh & Howell 391 Produced by Grace G. Huntington and narrated by Wilfred Lucas 386 Waterways "Many modes on many models. Stun- ning hats and hostess gowns in China. Our inland waterways. 35min 16-sd-loan Rainy day costumes In Japan. The well- 1932 Inland waterways corp. 386 dressed man-about-town of Burma. Pyr- DISTRIBUTORS amid, superstructure and set-back coif- 16mm: An BosV Brig Geo III lo loS fure styles. Play suits in Siam. A com- Kan Ken Minn OreS plete walking ensemble favored in wear for camel riders. Bathing costumes at Recently revised and brought up to date Benares-on-the-Ganges. Intimate and in- "Traces the development of water trans- destructable afternon wear in the Philip- portation in the Mississippi Valley for the pines and the sun-ray sport models of past hundred years, from the days of the Bali where the neckline is worn at the flat boats and keel boats to the present hips." Distributor dieselized, all-steel, twin screw, tunnel- el-Jh type tow boats and steel barges. . . Shows the development of interchange river and Tying the Japanese obi. 4min 16-si-$5 rail terminals by the different cities Burton Holmes 391 throughout the Mississippi Valley, the various types of equipment now in use, DISTRIBUTORS and the final coordination of truck-rail- 16mm: B&H Col Kan barge-ocean transportation. In addition, "Showing the seriousness with which this picture shows the picking, trucking, the Japanese girls consider this portion of ginning, compressing and shipping of cot- their dressing, and the care spent in ton; the threshing, harvesting, transporta- tying the obi." Colorado tion, milling and handling of grain candi el-Jh-sh the manufacturing processes through which sugar passes." Producer Jh-sh-c 393 Funeral customs

387 Ships Elaborate Chinese funerals. (Wonders of the world ser.) 4min 16-si-$6 1935 Bell Normandie. SOmin 16-si-loan 1935 French & Howell 393 line 387 The title is descriptive of the contents Information given has not been verified by the Producer for this Supplement This is a Chase film 500 SCIENCE "Maiden voyage of the 'Normandie,' be- ginning at Havre on May 29, 1935 and ending at New York on June 3rd. Activ- ities on board, functions held on board, 508 Museums visit of the ship (dining room, cabins, swimming pool, engine room, etc)." Dis- Chicago planetarium & the Deutsches mu- tributor el-Jh-sh seum in Munich. (Our world in re- Normandie. French line (Fox film) 387 view ser.) lOmin 16-sd-$50; rent ap- This film, listed in the January Supple- ply 1937 Gutlohn 508 ment, 1937, has been withdrawn from cir- DISTRIBUTORS culation 16mm: FiL IdP VES YMGA Oriental watercraft. iSmin 35-sd-nf-apply Originally produced by Pathe and re- edited in 1936 for this series 1931? Modern film sales; llmin 16-sd- "The Chicago Planetarium: A marvel of Bell Howell 387 $36; rent $1.50 & science. . . Here we can examine at close Produced by Grace G. Huntington and range the amazing projector, which re- narrated by Wilfred Lucas cords the heavenly bodies in exact scale "Outrigger canoes of Northern Luzon; and proportion. The Deutsches museum in shaloups, sampans, sailboats, junks, fish- Munich: Charles R. Richards of the Mu- ing craft, liners, warships in the great seum of Natural History in New York Shanghai harbor, Japanese commercial guides us through nine miles or 360,000 vessels manned by women, river inhabi- square feet of fascinating exhibits covering department of human knowledge. tants . . . water panorama of the Far every East." Distributor Scale and full-size models showing the de- el-Jh velopment of locomotion, of agricultural

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Chicago planetarium & the Deutsches mu- Hello Mars. lOmin 16-si-$16.10; rent $1.50 seum in Munich Continued 35 si-f-nf-apply Bray; Films, inc. 520 instruments of astronomy, sections of DISTRIBUTORS U-boats, actual mining shafts, and 18th 35mm: Minn century apothecary shops. Oscar von "Illustration of the theories of Perrier, Meuller, founder, is shown amidst his Pickering, Wood and Flammarion, of pos- dream of years—a museum where the sible ways of signalling Mars. Animated visitor can learn by actually operating the technical drawings combined with photog- various models." Distributor raphy." Producer Jh-sh-c Jh If we lived on the moon. 14min 16-si- German museum in Munich. 30min 16-si- rent Bray; Films, inc. 520 sd-loan German railroads 508 $20.27; $2 DISTRIBUTORS DISTRIBUTORS 16mm: Dud IGmm silent: Geo IGmm sound: Oeo YMCA "Combines actual lunar photography with animated technical drawings; shows pictorial trip through one of the "A conditions on the surface of the moon as greatest scientific museums a great house — scientists believe them to be." Producer of histories in which the entire record of Jh-sh man's work upon the earth is condensed the scenes show and dramatized. Many of The moon. (Univ. of Chicago physical sci- the details of actual operation of the sci- entific apparatus. An outstanding instruc- ence ser.) lOmin 16-sd-$50 35-sd-nf- tional film." Young men's Christian assn. $100 1936 Erpi 520 sh-c DISTRIBUTORS 16mm: Gal Geo Kan Ohio Wis "The technique of animation and other

5 1 Mathematics cinematic devices present . . . the story of the moon. The ditficult concept of tides

is . . . explained, as are the phases of the moon. Other lunar phenomena explained 5 1 3 Geometry by special cinematography and animation are: the moon's orbit; the lunar month; Geometry. 30min 35-si-nf-rent $6 1932? sunrise and sunset on the moon; occulta- Wholesome film serv. 513 tion of stars; the moon's path in space; lunar eclipses; and solar eclipses with spe- This film is to be made up on 16mm cial reference to the eclipse of 1932." Pro- stock ducer jh-sh-c Guide "An interesting treatise on this science and the history of its origin. Produced 1932 total eclipse of the sun. 14^min and edited by Charles Sampson, Head- 16-si-$30 1932 Herz 520 master of the Huntington school for boys." Producer sh Taken in center of path of totality, Ken- nebunk. Me. using speeded photography Play of imagination in geometry 513 as well as straight photography "Film shows cameras telescope This film, listed in Educational Film and set up . . . progress of the eclipse from before Catalog, 1936, has been withdrawn from circulation the first contact and through the partial in steps of 6 minutes up to just before totality when the machine is run continu- ously through the totality—it shows the 520 Astronomy corona of the sun practically one diameter (of sun) long, it shows light clouds passing before the disk of the sun, shows the Bailey Earth in motion. (Univ. of Chicago phys- beads at third contact and then shows the ical science ser.) lOmin 16-sd-$50 35-sd- partial (after total) eclipse up to and through fourth contact i.e. the whole of nf-$100 1936 Erpi 520 the sun's disk completely uncovered." Pro- DISTRIBUTORS ducer el-jh-sh-c 16mm: Gal Geo lo Ohio Wis Romance of the skies. 14min 16-si-$24.95; "This film presents . . . the dynamic as- pects of the earth as a planet. The earth's rent $2 35-si-f-nf-apply Bray; Films, sphericity is demonstrated, while rotation inc. 520 is established by star trails and the Fou- DISTRIBUTORS cault pendulum. Proof of the earth's revo- 16mm: A&B lution about the sun is presented by mo- 35mm,: Mo tion of the sun in respect to stars and by the annual parallax of stars. The film "Story of comets, eclipses and other concludes with phenomena associated with phenomena of the heavens. Course of this revolution, such as, chara^cteristlcs of comets and a comet's tail are explained. orbit, aphelion and perihelion, law of areas, Effect of these phenomena on earth, sun inclination of axis, and seasons." Pro- and moon. Eclipse of the sun. Views of ducer Jh-sh-c Guide the Corona and the Chromosphere during eclipse." Producer Exploring the universe. (Univ. of Chicago jh-sh physical science ser.) lOmin 16-sd-$50 Seeing the universe through the world's 3S-sd-nf-$100 1937 Erpi 520 largest telescopes. 50-60min 16-si-$ll5; DISTRIBUTORS rent $10 35-si-nf-$225; rent $20 1937 16mm: Geo loS Educators film lib. 520 Demonstrates the principles and con- struction of telescopes. Shows by anima- Produced by Ruroy Sibley tion the binaries, trlnaries, the variables Reel 1—Seeing the sun; reel 2—Going to and why they vary, galaxies and galactic the moon; reel 3—From Mercury to Mars; rotation. Shows also what will happen to reel 4—Jupiter, Saturn and beyond; reel the Big Dipper in 100,000 years and the 5—Pathway of the gods theory of the expanding universe "A short course in descriptive astronomy jh-sh-c Guide . . . coordinated with standard text books

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Seeing the universe through the world's ^ Clarence Chamberlin . . . shows us how air currents react to different shaped largest telescopes Continued ob- jects, what keeps a plane up, and what on the science. It is so composed that the happens if it is tilted too sharply. tThen: reels may be used separately as correspond- Norman Bel Geddes, noted industrial de- ing sections of the science are studied signer compares the ship of today with (16-si-rent $2.50 35-si-nf-rent $5) or the his model of the liner of tomorrow. By five reels may be shown at one time either examining nature's own example of stream- as a general review or as an entertainment lining, the porpoise, as well as by dia- feature." Producer grams showing the difference in air re- Jh-sh-c Guide sistance of oval, square, and tear shaped objects when placed in an air-chamber, Solar family. (Univ. of Chicago physical we are shown . . . the efflcacy and beauty science ser.) lOmin 16-sd-$50 35-sd- of streamlining." Distributor nf-$100 1936 Erpi 520 sh-c DISTRIBUTORS Wave motion. 45min 35-si-f-nf-$270 1931 lemrn: Cal Geo Ohio Wis Stempel 530 "The evolution of the solar system re- vealed according to the planetesimal hypo- "It is the purpose of this film to study thesis is followed by a portrayal of the real the motion of the medium and the forces and apparent motion of the planets. Among causing this motion as the wave passes the special phenomena presented are: the by. . . In reel 1 the following points have phases of Venus; retrograde motion of been shown with a spiral spring in which Mars, Jupiter and its satellites; the ap- a transverse wave has been set up in parent motion of Saturn's rings; orbits of motion and arrested at various points for the planetoids, Eros and Anteros; orbit of a detailed analysis: The motion of a single Halley's comet; and the motion of the solar loop; The changes in phase of and the system in space." Producer forces acting on the loops as one goes Jh-sh-c Guide from one loop to the next; [and] The right angled relationship between the motion of Through Galileo's telescope & Mt Wilson the medium and the direction of propa- observatory. (Our world in review ser.) gation. . . In reel 2 the energy distribu-

tion along the wave is studied. . . lOmin 16-sd-$50; rent apply 1937 Gut- The effect of suddenly cutting off the supplied lohn 520 power at the source is shown to demon- DISTRIBUTORS strate that there is no potential energy 16mm: FiL IdP VES YMCA at the crest of the wave. The discontinu- ity of the energy curve is fully exam- Originally produced by Pathe and re- ined. . . In reel 3 an exhaustive com- edited in 1936 for this series parison is made between the larger "Pictures of Galileo total and the optic tube, energy and the kinetic energy as developed Invented by a Dutch spectacle maker. . . in reel 2 in order to bring out the huge His trial for heresy . . . and his final amount of energy which is transmitted by defiance, 'And yet it moves.' In con- ... wave motion which plays no part in the trast to the crude optic tube of Galileo, mere wave motion set up in the medium. we see the world's largest telescope and It is next shown that a receiver . . . re- how it is operated. . . see sun We spots ceives the energy carried along by the and their size in relation to the earth and wave, both kinetic and total, in pulses and solar prominences 150,000 miles high." not a continuous stream. Distributor sh-c At this point a reference is made to the Quantum theory Tidal theory of the earth's and moon's cre- and its bearing on the above wave anal-

ysis. . . In ation, and the moon in closeup. (Our conclusion the kinetic energy and the total energy are again compared world in review ser.) lOmin 16-sd- in simplified form to bring out the very $50; rent apply 1937 Gutlohn 520 great difference between them." Producer DISTRIBUTORS c 16mm: FiL IdP VES YMCA 530.1 Relativity Originally produced by Pathe and re- edited in 1936 for this series Einstein's theory of relativity. 32min 16- "A graphic description of the earth's evolution with animated drawings showing si-rent $2 1924 Kodascope 530.1 this evolution according to the tidal theory DISTRIBUTORS as compared to the outworn nebular hy- 16mm: A&B Dud Ken Inst Wis pothesis. We see how the pull of gravity An Independent production of a passing star caused tidal explosions in the sun that resulted in the birth of "Condensed from the longer Fadman pro- duction by Fleischer. . the earth and her sister planets, and the Max An . . ex- earth's change from her gaseous state of position of the elementary theory of five billion years ago into the shrunken Einstein, beginning with the definition of relativity solid form she is now. There follows the and then proceeding by very story of the birth of the moon and what simple and well known examples, showing the relativity is happening to it. A series of closeup pic- of motion, direction, size, tures of the moon, taken at the McMath- speed, time and measurements. These are Hulbert Observatory. These are said to be illustrated both by animated diagrams and by ordinary the only onfes of their kind ever taken." cinematography. . . No at- Distributor sh-c tempt is made to demonstrate the more advanced ideas in Einstein's theory, but a fair working knowledge of the principles

530 Physics involved is . . . portrayed." Distributor sh-c Air currents and theory of streamlining. (Our world in review ser.) lOmin 16- 533 Air sd-$50; rent apply 1937 Gutlohn 530 DISTRIBUTORS Air we breathe. IR 16-si-rent $2 1934? 16mm: FiL IdP VES YMCA Film classic exchange 533 Originally produced by Pathe and re- Originally produced by Urban edited in 1936 for this series "This is a home science film designed to "By means of a smoke chamber in- show the properties of air." Distributor vented by Baron Shiva, Japanese Scientist, el-jh-sh

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534 Sound and are not readily understood by high school groups or lay audiences. Case No. 1 covers the behavior of direct-current waves Walter Damrosch. 9min 35-sd-nf-loan on an open line and may be shown in- General electric 534 dependently. Cases No. 2 to No. 9 show the behavior of direct-current waves on "The famous musical director briefly short-circuited and loaded lines and have discusses sound reproduction, after which been treated as a unit." Producer he plays a selection on the piano, em- phasizing dominant chords. The sound track of the music on the film is shown on the screen, so that the viewer sees, as well as hears, the sound." Producer Jh-sh-c 537.5 Cathode ra^s

Cathode ray oscillograph. (General science 535.8 Lenses ser.) 23min 16-sd-apply 35-sd-f-apply 1935 Gaumont British 537.5 200-inch disc. iSmin 16-si-loan 1934 Quig- Produced in collaboration with Radio re- ley 535.8 search board "This two-reel film consists of the fol- "Scenes at the pouring of the 200-inch lowing six parts: The necessity for a new disc." Producer instrument for radio-research is demon- sh-c strated by showing the failure of needle and mirror voltmeters at frequencies much below those found in radio research; The construction of the Cathode Ray Oscillo- 537 Electricity graph is explained and the function of each part is demonstrated; The use of the time-base is shown; The application of the Electrons. (Univ. of Chicago physical sci- oscillograph to the location of thunder- ence ser.) lOmin 16-sd-$50 35-sd-nf- storms is demonstrated; The application $100 1937 Erpi 537 of the oscillograph to the determination of the height of the ionosphere is shown; DISTRIBUTORS The application of the oscillograph lemrn: Geo lo loS to the degree of ionization of the upper atmos- "By means of various photographic tech- phere is demonstrated." Producer niques including animation, the hypothesis that electricity consists of unit elementary charges is supported by observation of phenomena associated with the conduction electricity in liquids, gases, and vacuums. 538 Magnetism The conclusion drawn is that the funda- mental unit of an electrical charge is the electron." Producer Electrodjmamics. (Univ. of Chicago phys- Jh-sh-c Guide ical science ser.) lOmin 16-sd-$50 35- Principles of current electricity. 24min 16- sd-nf-$100 1936 Erpi 538 si-$48 35-si-nf-$160 prior 1927 DeVry DISTRIBUTORS 16mm: Cal Geo lo Kan Ohio 537 Wis "The fundamental principles of current DISTRIBUTORS electricity and electromagnetism are pre- 16mm: Cal Ed lo VES YMCA sented ... by animated drawings. Direct "The specific aim of this film is to show photography is used throughout to demon- the relation between electro-statics and strate cause and effect, while animation electric currents; to make clear the funda- explains it. Among the concepts presented mentals of current electricity by animated are: Galvani's discovery of current elec- diagrams of the electron movements and tricity; magnetic field about a current car- by water analogies; and to show the re- rying wire; magnetic field of a coil; elec- lation between the voltage, resistance, and tromagnets; Rowland's experiment; mag- current in an electric circuit. This picture netic hypothesis; recalescence; induction may also serve as a means of dispensing by a magnet; A. C. generator; D. C. gen- with costly laboratory apparatus which is erator; induction by an electric current; generally needed to demonstrate the prin- and transformers." Producer ciples involved in electric currents." Iowa Jh-sh-c Guide univ. Jh-sh-c Guide Principles of electro-magnetism. (Electric- Principles of electrostatics. (Electricity ity ser.) 24min 16-si-$48 35-si-nf-$160 ser) 24min 16-si-$48 35-si-nf-$160 prior 1927 DeVry 538 prior 1927 DeVry 537 DISTRIBUTORS DISTRIBUTORS 16mm: Cal Ed lo VES YMCA 16mm: Cal Ed lo VES YMCA "Electromagnetic phenomena. Relation- "Polarity. Conductors and insulators. ship between current and magnetic fields. Electrostatic induction. Electron theory. Coils and solenoids. Practical applications. Distribution of charges. Electric machines. Electromagnetic induction. Transformers." Condensers. Gaseous discharges. Light- California .Ih-sh Guide ning." California Jh-sh Guide Principles of magnetism. (Electricity ser.) 24min 16-si-$48 35-si-nf-$160 prior 1927 Traveling electrical v^^aves. 60min 16-si- DeVry 538 loan 3S-si-nf-loan 1936 Mass. inst. DISTRIBUTORS of tech. 537 16mm: Cal Ed lo VES YMCA "This is a series of three separate ani- "Polarity. Lines of force. Reluctance mation studies of the behavior of electrical and permeability. Magnetic Induction. waves on a power transmission line. . . Uses of magnets. Molecular theory of They are designed primarily for instruction magnetization. Terrestrial magnetism." of students in advanced electrical theory. California Jh-sh Guide

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% ice flowers and trees. Examples of silicilic 540 Chemistry acid, quartz, lime, amethyst, salt, antimony glance crystals. Actual formation and Catalysis. (Univ. of Chicago physical sci- growth and the different aspects of crystals ence ser.) lOmin 16-sd-$50 35-sd-nf- formed from the following solutions: Potasium chlorate, Kalium Bichromate, 540 $100 1937 Erpi Pyrogallic acid, salt, salicylic acid. Cam- DISTRIBUTORS phor, Salicin, Organic salt. Benzoic solu- 16mm: Geo tion. Cinnamon acid, etc." Producer "The film presents explanations of sev- Jh-sh-c associated with catalysis, eral phenomena ferro-magnetic ferric among- them, concentration by absorption, Properties of colloidal activation by absorption, intermediate oxyde. 15min 16-si-$25 35-si-f-nf-$25 compounds, in a homogeneous mixture, 1934 Rolab 540 chain reactions, braking of reaction chains, "Demonstration of colloidal iron particles poisoning of catalysis, and negative cata- as developed by Prof. Baudisch. The par- lysts or inhibitors. The practical applica- explanations are ticles, the only ones so far discovered tions used as a basis for long rubber manufacturing and anti-knock gas- showing magnetic properties, form lines in magnetic field. Demonstration of oline." Producer special electromagnet, microscope, Jh-sh-c Guide set-up, etc. Lines of particles disorganize im- Colloid. 30min 16-si-$35 3S-si-f-nf-$35 1928 mediately after circuit is opened or twist around when polarity is reversed." Pro- Rolab 540 ducer c Guide DISTRIBUTORS 16mm: Geo Velocity of chemical reactions. (Univ. of "Clouds, geysers, volcanoes, the Tyndall Chicago physical science ser.) lOmin effect, the Liesegang rings, the Brownian 16-sd-$50 35-sd-nf-$100 1937 Erpi 540 movement of ultra microscopic particles, DISTRIBUTORS of colloids by the electric arc. production 16m,m,: Geo A series of introductory scenes gives evi- dence of the great multitude and variety "The influence of temperature and the of colloids which we encounter in nature nature of reactants; molecular changes. and illustrates a generally accepted clas- Catalysis and its practical significance. sification of the most common types. Reversible reactions and chemical equi- Farther pictures show how to produce librium. Photography supplemented by technical animation when necessary to colloids artificially. . . Various scenes are devoted to the showing of the physical show nature of changes. Industrial appli- behavior of colloids. Among them special cations of reaction processes." Producer attention is invited to pictures of the sh-c Guide Tyndall effect, and the migration of par- ticles in the electric field. Also various Wonder world of chemistry. 22min 16-sd- physico-chemical reactions are shown: co- loan 35-sd-nf-loan 1936 du Pont de Ne- agulation resulting from several causes, likewise including microscopic scenes, mours 540 swelling of glue, Liesegang rings, cracking DISTRIBUTORS figures, flotation and other phenomena. 16mm: An Geo OreS YMCA Extensive use is made of time acceleration, 35mm: YMCA condensing reactions which require hours Produced by Audio productions and days into fractions of minutes and permitting the continuous observation of "Shows scenes in du Pont chemical the progress of the entire reaction." plants and laboratgries. . . Research chem- Producer ists are shown at their daily work, striving to improve existing products and to develop Crystals. 6min 16-sd-apply 35-sd-f-apply entirely new ones. The spectator is taken, by means of the camera, into 1937 Gaumont British 540 a factory where air, water and coal are combined "This shows the formation of crystals with the aid of steam and pressures of into different shapes, etc." Producer seven tons to the square inch to yield on sh the one hand a product used in making ice and on the other a compound that pro- Electrochemistry. (Univ. of Chicago physi- tects automobile radiators from freezing. The picture tells the story of man-made cal science ser.) lOmin 16-sd-$50 35-sd- rubber, of the chemical rainbow of dyes nf-$100 1937 Erpi 540 hidden away in coal-tar, and of noany DISTRIBUTORS other contributions to better living. . . 16m,m: Geo lo Ohio Wis [There are: . . . scenes showing how plastics and rayon are made from cotton and abstract concepts of electrochemis- a "The style show featuring the latest creations try are made . . . clear by cinematic tech- from man-made yarns." Distributor niques. The electrolytic decomposition of sh-c-trade hydrogen chloride is followed by the pro- duction of electric current from the action of chlorine and hydrogen on platinum. An explanation of the storage battery in- 550 Geology tegrates both processes. Electroplating il- lustrates participation of electrodes; elec- troreflning illustrates preferential dis- charge; and electrolysis of sodium chloride 551 Physical geography to yield caustic soda illustrates participa- tion of the solvent. The production of earth. geography ser.) aluminum from a molten electrolyte con- Our (Human lOmin cludes the subject." Producer 16-sd-$50 35-sd-nf-$100 1937 Erpi 551 Jh-sh-c Guide "This film is a survey of physical as- pects of our earth in their relations to In nature's workshop. (Naturgraphs) concentrations and activities of peoples. ISmin 16-sd-$50; rent $3 Bray; Films, Beginning with oceans and ocean currents, their effects on climate, and consequently inc. 540 on peoples, the film continues to delineate "Microscopic photography of snow and similar effects of various types of coast ice crystals. Formation of window pane lines and harbors, rivers and lakes, val-

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Our earth Continued Falling waters. iSmin 16-si-$24 35-si-f-nf- leys, plateaus and mountains. The film is $60 Films of commerce 551.5 conceived as an introduction to the study Produced films corpora- of world geography." Producer by Educational tion of America Jh Guide This is a Robert Bruce scenic film com- posed sulmost entirely of waterfalls Jh-sh 551.2 Volcanoes Story of a disturbance. 13min 16-sd-apply Menace of Guatemala. (Vagabond adven- 35-sd-f-apply Gaumont British 551.5 ture ser.) IR 16-sd-$30; rent apply "This film explains the conditions repre- Gutlohn 551.2 sented by isobars, 'fronts', and other sym- DISTRIBUTORS bols on a weather map. Diagrams of cross 16mm: FiL IdP Inst VES sections through a typical disturbance il- lustrate the sequence of cloud formations "A Central American volcano." Dis- to be found during the passage of a dis- tributor turbance across the British Isles, and ac- tual cloud formations are recorded by rapid-motion photography. The journey of the disturbance across the British Isles 551.31 Glaciers is seen as an animated plan and cross- section diagram, and is followed until the Glacier's secret. (Vagabond adventure final 'occlusion' over the North Sea. The film ends with photographic studies of ser.) llmin 16-sd-$30; rent apply the great cumulus and strato cumulus clouds 1930? Gutlohn 551.31 which follow in the wake of a disturb- DISTRIBUTORS ance, shown at normal and superanimated 16mm.: Cen FiL Gar IdP Mod VES speeds." Producer sh Guide Produced by Path6 "Tom Terriss, the vagabond adventurer Story of water. ISmin 16-si-$30 1935 takes us to a famous glacier, and tells us a story of a woman who was frozen solidly Demarest 551.5 in ice for forty years." Distributor Scenes of the ocean in varying moods el-Jh-sh are followed by views of the construction of bulkheads. Then come great waves ripping thru bulkhead pilings and large houses collapse before their force. The 551.36 Coast changes metamorphosis of water into clouds Is indicated, followed by views of clouds— cumulus, Coast erosion. 7min 16-sd-apply 35-sd-f- cirus and nimbus. Then, nat- urally, it rains. After the rain comes apply Gaumont British 551.36 spring. There are views of a brook, a "The never ceasing attack of the sea as cascade, a pond and of swimming and it gradually changes the contours of the fishing by a stream. Then winter comes

coast line and crumbles rugged cliffs is . . . and ice and snow cover the stream. Spring pictured. Diagrams have been employed comes again and with it scenes on a in order to make clear to the young student mountain lake. Ausable Chasm is shown, the slow processes of erosion by under- scenes of a dam, a reservoir, the fountain cutting and other causes of disintegration." aerators at Ashokan, a great falls, Cono- Producer Jh-sh Guide wingo dam, the Hudson river and so back to the ocean, shown at sunset

Water in the air. lOmin 16-sd-apply 35- 55 1 .48 Rivers sd-f-apply 1936 Gaumont British 551.5 Streams. ISmin 16-si-rent $1.25 1933? "This Harmon found. film explains the transformation 551.48 of invisible water vapour in the air into Produced by C. J. Carbonaro, and is clouds, fog and rain, both by means of an elementary study of the history of a simple laboratory experiments and photo- river showing a river from source, thru graphic studies of the formation of various rivulet, falls, serene water and waterwheel types of clouds shown at normal and to the ocean. A parallel is drawn between superanimated speeds. The films inde- this life of a river and the life of an pendence of time and place allows cloud individual formations to be recorded in detail and actual views of clouds may be directly re- lated to explanatory experiments made in the laboratory." Producer 551.5 Meteorology sh

Back of the weather forecast 551.5 DISTRIBUTORS 16mm: Brig loS Minn VES 570 Biology 35 mm: loS This film, listed in Educational Film Catalog, 1936, has been withdrawn by the 5 7 1 Archeology Producer but it may still be rented from the Distributors indicated in italics Shell mounds in the Tennessee valley. Climate. IR 16-si-rent $2 1928? Edited 20min 16-si-loan 35-si-nf-loan 1937 pictures 551.5 TVA 571 DISTRIBUTORS "Describes archaeological investigations 16mm: VES made in the Pickwick Landing Dam area. The investigations were sponsored by the This study of climate was originally pro- National Research duced by Council and the Uni- Pox versity of Alabama, using W.P.A. workers el-Jh under the supervision of Major William

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plants Shell mounds in the Tennessee valley are stored; the preparing of dried % specimens; detailed research work of va- Continued rious kinds behind the scenes; the Kew S. Webb, of the University of Kentucky, laboratories and libraries as a centre for with the cooperation of the Tennessee the exportation of plants and of infor- Valley Authority." Producer mation abroad, particularly in the British c Empire; a short account of the work done in this way during the last 150 years; a Temples and peace. 16min 16-sd-loan 35- return to the grounds and gardens again, sd-nf-loan 1937 Dept. of interior 571 as at the beginning. A simple little film, clearly and pleasantly worked out. The DISTRIBUTORS , „ photography is good; the music and com- 16mm: Ariz Aus Geo III Ina loS mentary are kept quite separate so that NatF Ores Tex Wis YMCA there is no clash, and the two commenta- "The archeolofical excavation in Ala- tors' voices are excellently matched. The bama of an amazing prehistoric people who music is in keeping with the subject. knew no war, three thousand skeletons The development of the theme for the ex- stored on shelves, a valuable collection of ternal Kew Gardens that everybody sees to artifacts, men at work in age-old burial the work that takes place behind the grounds." Producer scenes, and so back is a natural one and quite smoothly achieved. The fact that there is no attempt to cram in an enor- 575 Evolurion mous amount of information is a virtue rather than a defect." British film inst. 16-si-apply 1925? Birth of the earth. 5R Self defence by plants. lOmin 16-sd-apply 575 Film classic exchange 35-sd-f-apply 1936 Gaumont British DISTRIBUTORS 16mm: FC WFS 580 S5mm: FC "A study of the various self- protective characteristics which are found available in a 3R edi- among This film is also plants, including the early seed case, the 1925? Film classic tion (35-si-sd-nf-apply bud scales and leaf hairs, and the dif- exchange) ferent methods of protection used by "The story of creation told in simple and leaves and flowers against damage by rain non-technical terms. . . The picture shows and animals." Producer you the earth in its relation to the Uni- jh-sh verse; the growth and development of life of evo- upon the earth and the story the Tree and plant life. (Our world in re- lution of man from the dawn of history ser.) to the present." Distributor view lOmin 16-si-sd-$24-$50; sh rent apply 1937 Gutlohn 580 Garrison 575 DISTRIBUTORS Evolution. 30min 16-sd-$l50 16mm silent: FiL VES DISTRIBUTORS 16mm sound: FiL IdP VES YMCA 16m.m, silent: Inst YMCA Originally produced by Pathe and re- 16mm sound: A&B Gut IdP Mod VES YMCA edited in 1936 for this series SSmm. silent: FO "Gigantic ferns belonging to the Car- S5mm, sound: FC boniferous Age, giant desert cacti, yucca palms and the torrey pines of California of Dr. Produced with the cooperation are among the vegetable life pictured." Raymond L. Ditmars and the American Distributor jh museum of natural history "Presentation of the theories of the Tropic garden 580 origin and development of the earth and its living inhabitants. Shows planets, for- DISTRIBUTORS mation of mountain, river and prehistoric 16mm: lo animal forms; epochs in the development S5m,m: Mass of man." Distributor This film, listed in Educational Film Catalog, 1936, has been withdrawn by the Producer but it may still be rented from 5 78 Microscopy the Distributors indicated in italics

Marvels of the microscope. (Our world in review ser.) lOmin 16-sd-$50; rent 581 Physiologic botany apply 1937 Gutlohn 578 DISTRIBUTORS How plants are reproduced. 25min 16-si- 16mm: FiL IdP VES YMCA $50 1937 Gramet 581 Originally produced by Pathe and re- "The introductory sequence serves as a edited in 1936 for this series review of the process of sexual reproduc- "Microscopic pictures of tiny water tion; as a motivation for the new material plants and minute forms of animal life; on asexual reproduction; as a link be- Amazing mechanism of the fly's eye; Mi- tween what is commonly known or has croscopic study of tree specimens; Close- been learned, and the new knowledge. The ups of leaf specimens." Distributor vegetative methods that are pictured show Jh-sh common plants with which the pupils are very likely familiar, or with which they may very likely have experience. Class- 580 Botany room sequences have been introduced to suggest and stimulate activity on the part of pupils. They will recognize the common Kew gardens. 18min 16-sd-$100; rent apply house and garden plants that are em- 35-sd-f-apply 1937 Short film produc- ployed. It is hoped that by vicariously sharing the experiences with the pupils in tions .580 the picture, they may be stimulated to try "The grounds at Kew Gardens, with some of the methods shown. Verbal in- people entering through the turnstiles, formation has been limited to the minimum. strolling about, lying on the grass, etc. The picture must tell its story. The closing The hot houses; the herbarium, where sequences have been planned to acquaint

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How plants are reproduced Continued Stream Orchid, Poppy, Wild Parsnip, Tidy Tip, Monkey Flower, White Lilac, Blue the pupils with the flowers of the plants Camass, Evening Primrose; Mariposa that have been used in the picture, and as Tulip, Washington Lily, Orchids, Tiger review of been a the methods that have Lily, Vesper Iris, Sprouting Bean Seed. employed." Producer Passion Flower, Radish Seeds Germinating, Jh-sh Guide Cotton buds and balls." Distributor el-Jh-sh-c Life of plants. ISmin 16-sd-loan 35-sd-nf- Dream flowers. (Secrets of nature ser.) loan 1935 U.S. agric. 581 DISTRIBUTORS IR 16-sd-$50; rent apply Gutlohn 583 16mm: A&B An Cal Geo Ohio OreS DISTRIB UTORS 16mm: PiL MP VE8 YMCA "Shows by slow motion photography how S5mm: IdP WFS seeds germinate and how roots, stem, leaves, and flowers develop." Nation's This film, produced by British instruc- schools tional films, ltd., may be obtained in 35mm from Wholesome film service (apply for price) Seed production, llmin 16-sd-apply 35- In this reel the poppy is studied. Time sd-f-apply 1936 Gaumont British 581 lapse photography is used. The process of the opium production is also shown "A study of seed production and sh-c process of pollination by wind, insects and self-fertilization. Various methods by which plants attract insects are seen, including Eastern wild flowers. 30min 16-si-$25; rent the great amount of pollen in poppies, $2.50 35-si-nf-$10O; rent $5 1930 Wild the large outer petals of the sunflower and the cornflower and the colored lines of the flower preservation soc. 583 gladiolus which point the way to the nec- "Mass and close up views of about 60 tar." Producer different common wild flowers with leg- Jh-sh ends covering their cultivation and need for protection. One subject shows lapsed time pictures of the water lily." Producer Study of mineral element deficiencies in el-Jh-sh plant growth. 31min 16-sd-$89 35-sd- nf-$178 1937 Films of commerce 581 In all his glory. (Secrets of nature ser.) "The film shows and describes first the IR 16-sd-$50; rent apply Gutlohn 583 natural growth movement of plants as re- DISTRIBUTORS vealed in stop motion photography, and 16mm: FiL IdP the photographic device developed by Rut- VE8 YMCA gers University for the taking of stop mo- Produced by British instructional films, tion pictures in natural light in the day ltd. time ajid with artificial light in night time, Shows how plants are fertilized by bees, under the control of a photo-electric cell how they protect their pollen from the rain which governs eveness of exposure through- and how they manage an automatic dis- out. Stop motion pictures of seven tobacco tribution of the pollen. The followlngf plants throughout the entire cycle of flowers are shown: snowdrop, tulip, monks- growth show that if any one of the six hood, snapdragon, orchid, lupine, dande- necessary elements in plant growth is en- lion, globe thistle, cornflower, daisy, a tirely withheld the plant is retarded or cactus and everlasting flowers killed. The film then shows and describes experiments on cotton, tobacco, peas, buck- wheat and tomato plants grown under con- Iris family. (Secrets of nature ser.) IR trolled laboratory conditions in which only 16-sd-$50; rent apply Gutlohn 583 the major elements are furnished to one of each group of two plants and the same DISTRIBUTORS elements, together with the minor elements 16mm: FiL IdP VES YMCA present as impurities in one of the fertilizer Produced by British instructional films, elements which is derived from natural ltd. sources, are furnished to the other. The "One of the most secretive of plants, result of experiments demonstrate the need but the secrets of the Iris and its cousin of the minor elements, Boron and Mangan- the Gladiolus are here revealed." Nat. nese, in plant nutrition and establish the encyclopaedia of educational fllnas fact that these elements are present in sufficient quantities in Sodium Nitrate as mined and processed." Distributor Michigan wild flowers. 15min 16-si-loan 35-si-nf-loan 1935 Mich. dept. of con- servation 583 "Includes orchids, gentians, and trillium. Fire and other destructive agencies are shown." Producer 583 Flowers el-Jh-sh

Spare the dogwood. 8min 16-si-$7.50; rent Blooming of flowers. 52min 16-si-$97.50 35-si-nf-$15; rent $2 1924? Wild 1927 Bell & Howell 583 $1 DrSTRIBUTORS flower preservation soc. 583 16 mm: loS Issued by the Society to further the con- servation of dogwood These Pillsbury "Explorations in plant and flower life" are divided into 13 sub- jects each running 4min and selling for Wild flowers. 45min 16-si-loan Wis. con- |7.50 apiece. Some are listed under in- dept. dividual titles in the main catalog servation 583 "Time lapse motion pictures compressing "A three reel subject in natural color, long periods of growth into a few seconds showing the wild fiowers found in Wiscon- of screen time. Subjects include—Azalea, sin from early spring until snowfall." Pro- Sneezeweed, Iris, Lupine, Blazing Star, ducer el-Jh-sh

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Yosemite park wild flowers^ 30min 16-si- 590 Zoology. Animal life $60; rent $2.50 1924 Wild flower pres- 591 Physiologic zoology ervation soc. 583 ^ DISTRIBUTORS 59/.5 Habits and behavior of animals ISmm: loS "Some mass views but mostly close up Chumming with the animals. 16min 16-si- lapsed time pictures of 28 kinds of Yo- rent $1 1924 Kodascope 591.5 semite wild flowers with names and some DISTRIBUTORS notes as to time of opening or closing." 16mm: Lew VES Distributor Jh-sh-c Arranged by Dr Ditmars, this film "shows a number of animals with special reference to their appetites and methods of feeding. The first animal shown is the pygmy hippopotamus, followed by a bear 588 Mosses being fed molasses from a spoon. Next

we see the fur seals. . . Then a mother puppies some close-ups of (Secrets of nature ser.) wolf with and Gathering moss. one of the wolf pups with an airedale IR 16-sd-$50; rent apply Gutlohn 588 eating from the same dish. Then follow DISTRIBUTORS some animal stunts such as the bison 16mm: FiL IdP VES YMCA making his wallow of dust to free himself vermin; the giraffe drinking. . .; British instructional films, from Produced by a monkey apparently engaged in earnest ltd. conversation and some very beautiful little "Shows the actual growth of moss, flying squirrels from the Antipodes. Among speeded up a hundred thousand times. We ultra-rarities is shown an Australian mar- flower-like growth, and the see the tiny supial bear. . . Next a pygmy elephant fertilisation of the plant." Nat. encyclo- is shown and the comparison drawn with

paedia of educational films the ordinary species. One of the . . . scenes is of a thoroughly domesticated groundhog who assists the keeper in gath- ering papers left upon the lawn at the zoo." Distributor 589.2 Fungi Furred & feathered hunters. 12min 16-si- $20; rent $1 1937 California 591.5 Magic myxies. (Secrets of nature ser.) IR "Coyotes, bobcats, skunks, owls, hawks, bear and mountain lions." Producer 16-sd-$50; rent apply Gutlohn 589.2 el-Jh-sh-c DISTRIBUTORS 16mm: FiL IdP VES Grey Owl's neighbors. 12min 16-si-loan 1926 nat. ry. 591.5 Produced by British instructional films, Canadian ltd. "An authentically true story of an In- "The Myxie is a queer fungus rather like dian, who, through patience and kindness, mould, which develops sometimes Into has overcome the fears of the forest crea- animal and sometimes into vegetable form. tures for man." Producer The film shows how Myxies grow and While dealing mainly with beavers there multiply, what they eat, and how they are also views of birds, muskrats, etc. produce fruits which reproduce spores and el-Jh the life history starts again." Nat. en- Housekeeping at the zoo. 12min 16-si-rent cyclopaedia of educational films $1 Kodascope 591.5 DISTRIBUTORS Mushrooms of Wisconsin. 30min 16-si-loan 16mm: Cen Wis. conservation dept. 589J2 This Ditmars subject shows an elephant "A two reel subject in natural color receiving a thorough sweeping, bathing and showing the various species of mushrooms oiling; shots of the same orang playing found in the state. Illustrates methods of with a pail as is shown in "Monkey distinguishing the poisonous from the ed- whoopee" [599] follow as well as a young ible varieties." Producer orang playing in the dirt; a bear also el-Jh-sh gets a bath and the bear den is swept out; a cassowary demonstrates his kicking abil- ity and is followed by a kangaroo who outshines him. The ferociousness of the wild horse from Tibet is proved by his 589.95 Fermentation mad attack on a straw dummy and a similar experiment is tried with a Russian Enzymes in dough fermentation. 45min 16- stag; then in swift order follow shots of a leopard, tiger, tapir, alpacas, an Indian si-loan 1934 Am. soc. of bakery engi- rhinoceros, axis deer, musk ox, Canadian neers 589.95 lynx, more monkeys, peacocks, tortoises DISTRIBUTORS and wild turkeys 16mm: Geo Killers of the chaparral. 20min 16-sd-rent

"Portrays. . .the action of enzymes $3 1934 Bell & Howell 591.5 with particular reference to the part they DISTRIBUTORS play in the production of bread during the 16mm: Cen IdP Mod West Wilo fermentation processes. The actions of YMCA proteases, invertase, diastase, etc. upon Produced by the Astor pictures corpo- their respective substrates are. . .por- ration trayed. . . This picture particularly shows a microscopic photograph of the starch "The wild animals of the Chaparral

grain and the definite changing of the country of southwestern United States. . . structure of the starch grain by the en- There's real comedy when prowling wild zyme diastase. . . Adapted to individuals, cats encounter a little black and white classes, and organizations interested in the skunk. There's tragedy when a haughty study of enzymes and factors governing old rattlesnake meets an innocent looking their actions." Producer weasel." Distributor sh-c Guide jh-sh

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Killing to live. SOmin 16-sd-$2S0; rent $10 lope. . . Scenes of a locust plague and an exciting 1933 Garrison 591.5 bush fire." Distributor DISTRIBUTORS el-Jh-sh 16mm: Inst Mod Wild life on the desert. 12min 16-si-$20; An Amjtino production rent $1 1936 California 591.9 "The. . .struggle for survival in nature, DISTRIBUTORS dramatically filmed. . . Narrated by Myron Ackland, formerly of the American museum 16mm: Lew of natural history." Distributor "Scenes of wild life found on the Jh-sh desert between the Rocky Mountains and the Sierra Nevadas." Producer Wake up and feed. (Secrets of life set.) el-Jh-sh-c lOmin 16-sd-apply 35-sd-f-apply Gau- mont British 591.5 Directed by J. B. Holmes, this film shows the following animals at feeding time in 591 .92 Marine and fresh-ivater fauna the London zoo: the pygmy hippopotamus, giraffe, bear, elephant, seals, and also the pelicans Fight to live. lOmin 16-sd-$50; rent $2 Jh 1932 Garrison 591.92 DISTRIBUTORS Wee Anne visits the zoo. (Wee Anne ser.) 16mm: Mod 15min 16-si-$25; rent $2.50 1936 Cine- A Talking picture epic narrated by Dr graphic 591.5 Raymond L. Ditmars DISTRIBUTORS "The natural undersea struggle for ex- 16mm: AdB Oal Mo Wis istance of various forms of marine life." Distributor el-Jh-sh "A little girl goes to the zoo and sees foxes, peacocks, penguins, zebras, sacred cow of India, bison, deer, porcupine, prairie Freaks of the deep. lOmin 16-sd-rent $1.50 dogs, camel, elephant, tapir, otter, bear, 1934 Bell & Howell 591.92 polar bears, seals, pelicans, tigers, ducks, DISTRIBUTORS birds, gorillas, orang-outang." California IdP el 16mm: Mod Wilo Product of Educational film corporation of America "The pictured story of a Mack Sennett 591 .57 Means of protection expedition to the tropical waters surround- ing the Bahama Islands. The first white people to visit Eleuthera Island in Animal world of believe. 16- six- make lOmin teen years. Intimate scenes of under- sd-$50 Garrison 591.57 water life, photographed beneath the sur- DISTRIBUTORS face. Sea urchins and Squid. Queer deni- 16mm: Mod zens of the cold, dark depths. Fish that 35 mm: FC Inst carry lanterns. The narrow escape of a Talking diver from the tentacles of a giant octo- A picture epic film pus." Producer "Which animals have 'camouflage* de- el-Jh-sh vices is the question this time. Dr. Dit- mars explains and we see the natural protective devices of the lizard, rabbit, Interdependence of pond life. lOmin 16- rock-crab, cuttle-flsh, walking stick, etc." sd-apply 35-sd-f-apply 1936 Gaumont Distributor British 591.92 "At the outset, as at the end, life for a goldfish in an unshaded globular glass bowl is contrasted with the life of fish in a 591 .9 Geographic distribution of animals real pond. Stress is laid on the significance of vegetation both in decay, when at- Denizens of the Colorado desert. 12min tacked by myriads of bacteria, yielding food for minute, lowly 16-sd-$30 1936 Hollywood film enter- animals, especially brotozoa, and also in vigorous life when prises 591.9 bubbles of oxygen stream upward through DISTRIBUTORS the water. Many of the larger soft-bodied 16mm silent: AdB Lew animals, such as worms, fleas, and insect 16mm sound: Den FiL Gut IdP VES larvae, are semi-transparent so that the YMCA workings of the food tracts, full of plant d6bris or lesser animals, can be observed. "The strange animal, reptile, and scenic We watch a minnow in calculated pursuit phases of the Colorado Desert, and . . . of darting water fleas and a stickleback the life of an old desert prospector in his seeking worms to satisfy his need of fuel. quest for gold, with his burrows and dog . . This film is not suitable for young companions—an exciting fight between the dreaded Hydrophobia children, flrstly, because of references to skunk and badger; bacteria, carbon-dioxide, and oxygen, and a 6 foot rattler in action; the rare ringed secondly because of the complexity of ideas tailed cat; desert chipmunks; a seldom involved; yet it is not adequate for older seen sidewinder rattler and other Inter- scholars (over 14). The balancing of life in esting wild life. Original score music." an aquarium as in a pond should be the Producer el-Jh-sh essentially clear theme in a film with this title. Some slight additions would make it The veldt, llmin 16-sd-rent $1.50 1934 much more satisfactory, although, as it Bell & Howell 591.9 stands, it is distinctly valuable in the hands DISTRIBUTORS of a teacher familiar with the subject mat- in question. photography is 16mm: Cen IdP Mod Wilo ter The ex- tremely good. For use in the teaching of Produced by Lyman H. Howe Nature Study and Biology for children aged "Animals birds and of the African Veldt. 12-14. . . Of general interest to Natural The ostrich, secretary bird, baboons, mon- History Societies." British film inst. goose, zebra, and various species of ante- Jh-sh

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Life under the South seas, llmin 16-si-sd- Shore life at low tide. 9min 16-sd-apply $36; rent $1.50 1936 Bell & Howell 35-sd-f-apply 1936 Gaumont British 591.92 % 591.92 DISTRIBUTORS "This film is a study of common ani- 16inm sound: IdP Mod mals whose structure and habits enable "Science subject by Arthur C. Pillsbury, them to live in the sand of the sea-shore or of the sea-bottom. The following ani- devoted to . . . underwater studies of the mals anemone, sea urchin, starfish, jelly fish, are seen: star fish, the heart urchin, and other curious, but beautiful, denizens lay worms, lug worms, Sabella, the weaver of the southern sea. The time-lapse cam- fish, young plaice and the masked crab." era compresses hours of imperceptibly slow Producer Jh-sh motion into a few seconds so that the sluggish activities of the lower forms of Some common invertebrates from the Gulf life may be seen. Mr. Pillsbury' s unique of Maine. 30min 16-si-$150; rent $5 method of recording colors and forms 1934 Cole 591.92 while making submarine movies is also shown and explained." Distributor Photography by Norman McClintock Jh-sh "Shows some of the common animals typical of the seashore. Locomotor and Marine life. (Our world in review ser.) other movements are illustrated, many lOmin 16-sd-$50; rent apply 1937 scenes being magnified to show details. Gutlohn 591.92 Especially valuable for elementary classes in zoology in which marine animals are DISTRIBUTORS studied only in the preserved condition. 16mm silent: FiL VES Suitable for colleges and secondary 16mm sound: FiL IdP VES YMCA schools." Producer Originally produced by Pathe and re- Jh-sh-c edited in 1936 for this series "Activities which take place under the seas in all parts of the world: Marine life 593 Elementary animals along Australia's barrier reef; Pearl cul- ture in Japanese waters; Weird forms found in Hawaiian waters." Distributor Behavior of unicellular animals, llmin 16- Jh si-$l5 1935 Adelbert Ford 593 Marine sand animals. lOmin 16-sd-apply "Using microscopic photography as well as normal, Paramecium photographed 35-sd-f-apply 1936 Gaumont British through a microscope at a magnification of 591.92 200. Both stimulus and response are shown in the field. I. "The intertidal sands of a rocky coast Normal locomotion. II. Feeding. III. Responses around are found to be tenanted by a variety of a heated tungsten wire. IV. Stimulation animals of very diverse form and structure. with direct electrical current. V. Stimulation Among these figure the star-flsh Astro- with pecten and the heart-urchin Echinocar- acid. VI. The 'jacknife' reaction in a capillary tube. Produced for classes dium, the Weaver, the young Plaice, the in psychology of college level." Masked Crab Corystes, the marine worms, Producer c Nephthys and Phyllodoce, Sabella, and the Lug-worm, each of which leaves definite evidence of its whereabouts for all whose Elementary animals 593 eyes have been trained. The film includes DISTRIBUTORS excellent studies of the concerted move- 16mm: VES ments of the myriad tubefeet and other 35 mm: Mass structures effect which submergence and This film, listed in Educational Film Cat- security for the star-flsh heart-urchin. and alog, 1936, has been withdrawn by the A very satisfactory and most interesting Producer but it may still be rented from study, of which the most impressive fea- the Distributor indicated in italics tures are the complete rhythmic patterns of movement in the heart-urchin and the star-fish while at large and when sub- Hydra. 19min 16-sd-apply 35-sd-f-apply merging themselves in the sands. Biology 1936 Gaumont British 593 and zoology classroom instruction for stu- "Hydra's graceful movements, at times dents of from 14 to 17, and a general in- appropriately slowed down, are perfectly terest film for all." British film inst. portrayed by direct photography, supple- Jh-sh mented by some very fine diagrams in se- quences swift enough to simulate the Pirates of the deep. (Naturgraphs) iSmin actu- al working of the nematocysts in life. Both 16-sd-$50; rent $3 35-sd-f-apply 1933 transverse and longitudinal sections of the Bray; Films, inc. 591.92 body are clarified through the replacement of the several kinds of cell by outline Picture studies of strange predatory life drawings in situ, and one at a time. Of in the deep seas, including the way in special interest are the photographs giving the which "Portuguese Man O'War" en- stages in the progress of regeneration of snares fish, the hermit crab's method of the two unequal halves of a damaged in- fighting, a sea anemone's meal, and star- dividual, which occupies a week. A sexual fish attacking clams and scallops with reproduction by budding is excellently shots of the method of reproduction of shown. The sexual process is presented clams fully; the living sperms can be seen mov- ing inside the testes. Growth stages of Sea. (Battle for life ser.) llmin 16-sd-rent a new individual are not shown. The most $1.50 1933 Bell & Howell 591.92 memorable shots were of the withdrawal DISTRIBUTORS of the tentacles when ejected food rem- 16mm: Cen IdP West nants were dropped, and of the newly budded individual detaching itself from the Product of Educational pictures corpora- parent Hydra. The sequence and the man- tion of America ner in which the technical terms for the "The starfish, anemones, sea urchin, sea several tissues are introduced are not quite worm, hermit crab, barnacle, sea cucum- satisfactory. We are not informed which ber, and the octopus in close-up action species of Hydra is being presented dur- studies." Distributor ing the major part of the film, but only el-Jh-sh-c that one species. Hydra Viridis, lives in

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Hydra—Continued worms in their several haunts. . . [Recom- mended fon zoology and biology classroom intimate association with a minute green instruction for students of 16 and up- alga. The photography is excellent. For wards." British film inst. use in the teaching of Biology and Zo- Jh-sh ology for students of 15+. . . Of general interest to Natural History Societies." British film inst. jh-sh 595.3 Crustacea Sea urchin. 6min 16-si-3 Bell & Howell Story of the blue crab. 2R 16-si-loan 35- 593 si-nf-loan 1935 U.S. agric. 595.3 DISTRIBUTORS DISTRIBUTORS 16mm: Col Kan NJ 16mm: AdB "Shows this Interesting bit of ocean life A University of Maryland film as it exists in tropical and temperate wa- "Discusses the life history, dispersion ters, wherever the ocean spray dashes and food value of the blue crab." Producer over the rocks." Kansas el-Jh-sh-c Simple animal forms 593 595.7 Insects DISTRIBUTORS Cicada. 20min 16-sd-loan 35-sd-nf-loan 35 Mass mm: 1937 U.S. agric. 595,7 This film, listed in Educational Film Catalog, 1936, has been withdrawn by the DISTRIBUTORS 16mm: Geo Producer but it may still be rented from the Distributor indicated in italics "An interesting film dealing with the insect which is commonly known as the seventeen-year locust. The film follows 593.6 Corals in pictured detail, with a lecture explaining each step, the life cycle and history of Corals. (Living natural history ser.) 4niin this unusual insect. Through the use of time-lapse photography the shedding of the 16-si-$9.50 1927 Bell 593.6 & Howell skin in several different stages of growth DISTRIBUTORS is shown. The final transition from the 16mni: Col pupal stage to the winged insect is clear- Photography by Dr Ditmars ly explained and picturized. The egg-lay- ing process is explained, and "Shows the various the young types of corals; how cicadas are shown hatching from the eggs they secure their food and methods of reproduction." Colorado and dropping to the ground to begin their larval stage el-Jh-sh-c underground. The unusual treatment of this film and the interesting nature of its subject make it suitable for 593.9 Echinodermata all audiences." Georgia el-Jh-sh-c

Living stars. (Living natural history ser.) Glow-worm. (Secrets of nature ser.) IR 4min 16-si-$9.50 1927 Bell & Howell 16-sd-$50; rent apply Gutlohn 595.7 593.9 DISTRIBUTORS DISTRIBUTORS 16mm: FiL IdP VES 16vim: Col Kan 35mm: WFS A Ditmar's study of the starfish Produced by British instructional films, el-Jh-sh-c ltd. "The glow-worm hatches out under a stone, and is at first a long queer-look- 595 Articulates ing grub equipped with a kind of rosette of fingers which it uses for pulling itself up grass stems, or for washing its face 595.1 Worms and its innumerable legs. The male glow- worm is a handsome winged creature but Annelid worms, lOmin 16-sd-apply 35- the female is a plain little grub. She has sd-f-apply 1936 Gaumont British however a lamp of phosphorus just above her tail with which she attracts the male." 595.1 Nat. encyclopaedia of educational films "Made with the cooperation of the Scot- Nature's tent builders. tish Marine Biological Station, Millport, 8min 16-si-$14; rent this flllm is intended to be supplementary $1 Bray; Films, inc. 595.7 to 'The Earthworm' (in main catalog, class "Cycle of life of the tent caterpillar and 595.1) and to show common relatives of the moth." Producer earthworm actively engaged in their nat- el-Jh ural pursuits." Producer "The distinctive methods of locomotion Screw worms. 20min 16-sd-loan 35-sd- of a number of true worms in their natural nf-loan 1936 U.S. agric. 595.7 habitats are excellently portrayed. Oligo- chaetae are represented by Lumbricus and DISTRIBUTORS Tubifex. In the Polychaeta, we see the 16mm silent: loS OreS free-living Nereis and Nephthys, the "Shows the life cycle, typical cases of paddleworm, Phyllodoce, the burrowing infestation and methods of control." Pro- lug-worm, Arenicola, and the tube-dwelling ducer sh-c Sabella and Spirula. The second main group of Annelida is represented by Hiru- Water folk. (Secrets of nature ser.) IR dinea, or leeches; the Hirudo, or medicinal 16-sd-$50; rent apply Gutlohn 595.7 leech, and the Lesser Pond Leech being DISTRIBUTORS shown. One species is shown in the Tro- chosphere or larval stage as a free-swim- 16mm: FiL IdP VES YMCA ming organism moving with the aid of its Produced by British instructional films, cilia. Throughout, attention is drawn to ltd. adaptive structures in action. A most "The life of the water-flea, scavenger informing and enjoyable record of mere of the water world. The eggs are carried

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Water folk Continued Looper caterpillars, llmin 16-sd-apply 35- under the maternal shell until the young sd-f-apply 1936 Gaumont British 595.78 water-fleas are ready to emerge. In springy "Shows the camouflage used by cater- and summer all water- fleas are female, but* pillars to conceal themselves from birds: are pro- when winter comes, some males the caterpillar shedding its skin, turning duced, and these mate with females of their into a pupa and finally appearing as a own generation so that the cycle of life moth." Nat. encyclopaedia of educational may be continued." British film inst. films Jh-sh Guide Monarch butterfly. IR 16-si-rent $1.25 35- 595.73 Termites si-nf-rent apply Film classic exchange 595.78 Hidden enemies. 22min 16-sd-loan 1936? DISTRIBUTORS 595.73 Bruce 3 5 mm: Ind loS is the habits This a study of of the so- The negative was originally In the Ur- cial insect termite and the destruction ban-Eclypse library (London) caused by it as well as the method of pre- vention of termite destruction. The nar- "Life cycle of the Monarch butterfly, ar- ranged ration is by Lowell Thomas by Raymond L. Ditmars." Distrib- utor el-Jh-sh

595.76 Beetles 595.79 Bees Farmer's friend, llmin 16-sd-rent $1.50 1934 Bell & Howell 595.76 Bee bread. 4min 16-si-$6 1927 Bell & DISTRIBUTORS Howell 595.79 16mm: IdP Mod A Louis C. Tolhurst microscopic study "A scientific nature study in which Louis "The laying of the egg by the queen Tolhurst discloses the activity of the cit- bee, the development of the bee from the rus fruit scale pest. To combat this scale egg through the larvae and nymph stages, the its the well-known 'ladybird' bug is used. and young adult bee gnawing way of This hardy insect lays its eggs in the out its wax to freedom are portrayed. scale and the larvae eat the scale. Frozen The fllm then goes on to show how the pollen is gathered flowers, solid at night, the ladybird comes to life from transport- with the sunshine. Even when kept under ed to the hives, and packed into cells of water for thirty-six hours, a five-minute beeswax." Colorado immersion in a salt solution and a good el-Jh-sh drying out, revives the almost indestructible Her Majesty, the queen bee. (Conflicts of 'ladybird'." Producer el-jh-sh nature ser.) 9min 16-sd-rent $1.50 1934 $1.50 1934? Bell & Howell 595.79 DISTRIBUTORS 595.77 Flies 16mm: Cen IdP West Wilo YMCA A Principal pictures production Fly danger. 13min 16-si-$30; rent $1.50 "Macroscopic photography shows how the 35-si-f-nf-$75; rent $1.50 1929 Nat. egg of the queen bee is tended, the larvae motion picture 595.77 nursed, and the accession to rulershlp." Distributor el-Jh "A film . . . about and against the fly. Technical details are . . . interwoven with Romance of a feminine monarchy. I5min human interest material . . . Nature and 16-si-$32.50 1934 Hartman 595.79 habits of flies . . . Danger flies carry . . . Methods of extermination." Producer "Film opens with views of commercial el-jh-sh apiaries, working along into close up of hive. Hive is opened, queen shown, also Mrs Fly. 5min 16-si-$3.50 1927 Holly- drones and workers. Handling and ship- wood film enterprises 595.77 ment of queens and workers. Macrophotos of workers gathering honey. Production DISTRIBUTORS of wax and comb, also honey. Water car- 16mm,: loS riers and guards. Production of queen "Shows the four stages through which and brood. Novelty hat and beard fashions the fly passes and close-ups of the adult from bees. Operator takes mouth full ... A photograph is made using the many of bees. Closes showing 2 young boys lensed eye of the fly In place of the cam- beekeeping and gathering their crop." era lens, securing one picture for each Producer Jh-sh lens." Producer "Microscopic view of a few of the 120 eggs that a fly lays at one sitting; splen- 595.796 Ants did microscopic views of the face of a fly; the eye of the fly; etc." Iowa state college Jh-sh Our ant gang. 4min 16-si-$6 1927 Bell & Howell 595.796 Life cycle and underground work of the 595.78 Butterflies. Moths ant el-Jh Queen of the underworld. lOmIn 16-sd-rent From egg to butterfly. 14min 16-sd-apply 1934? Bell Howell 595.796 3S-sd-nf-rent apply Film classic ex- $1.50 & DISTRIBUTORS change 595.78 16mm: Cen IdP Mod West YMCA DISTRIBUTORS A Principal pictures production 35 mm,: IdP "This . . . fllm shows the life of the The negative was originally In the Ur- queen ant, in conference with her court, ban-Eclypse library (London) her warrior generals, and representatives "Edited by Raymond L. DItmars. The of the working class under stress of a life cycle of the butterfly." Distributor war which threatens her domain." Dis- el-Jh-sh tributor el-Jh-sh

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597 Fishes 598 Reptiles. Birds

Collecting lake trout spawn. ISmin 16-si- loan Wis. conservation dept. 597 598.1 Reptiles "Shows the Department's method of obtaining- lalce trout spawn by pond nets, Cobra. (Living natural history ser.) 4min and through the cooperative permit sys- 16-si-$9.50; rent $1 1927 Bell & Howell tem with commercial fishermen." Wiscon- 598.1 sin A Raymond L. Ditmars study of the Freak fish of seven seas. 20min 16-si-sd- cobra and the mongoose $22.50-$37.50 1936 Nat. motion pic- el-Jh-sh

ture serv. - 597 Dangerous snakes of the U.S.A. (Living DISTRIBUTORS natural history ser.) 4min 16-si-$9.50; 16nim silent: Lew WiB rent 1927 Bell Howell 598.1 16mm sound: Bass Cen Gar IdP Inst $1 & Mod Presented by Raymond L. Ditmars Produced by Alexander (35-sd-f-nf-$40- The water moccasin, copperhead. Pacific rattlesnake, diamond black rattlesnake and $50; rent $5) There are close-ups of the triggerfish, timber rattlesnake are shown in this film electric eels, giant groupers, puffers, the el-Jh-sh sharks shark suckers green moray, and Fangs of Death valley. 20min 16-sd-rent el-jh-sh $3 1933 Bell & Howell 598.1 Pike propagation. iSmin 16-si-loan Wis. DISTRIBUTORS conservation dept. 597 16mm: IdP Mod "Follows the Department's activities in "Death Valley is not an attractive place, obtaining pike spawn for the state hatch- but even so, two adventurers investigat- eries, including the hatchery operations." ing the wild life there find much of in- Wisconsin terest in the desolate waste. They first discover a Rock Python, and later a Salmon run. 8min 16-si-$20; rent $1 Koda- desert turtle. Wandering on they cross scope 597 the path of a gigantic rattlesnake—and capture two! A Gila monster next gets DISTRIBUTORS their attention. They join a group of In- 16mm: AdB VES dians for a supper of rattlesnake steak, A Fox film the end of the day's study of life in

"Here are some . . . pictures of . . . Death Valley." Producer frenzied salmon, not only swimming up- el-Jh-sh stream, but actually up through and over waterfalls." Distributor Killing the killer. 14min 16-sd-$30; rent el-jh-sh-c $1.50 Gutlohn 598.1 Two pounder. (Secrets of nature ser.) IR DISTRIBUTORS 16-sd-$50; rent apply Gutlohn 597 16mm, silent: AdB Bass Brig Gal Chu Gol Ed Ind Inst Int Kan Lew Mass DISTRIBUTORS Minn Pac SD Tex VES WFS Wilo 16mm: FiL IdP VES YMGA Wis SSmrn: PC 16mm sound: Gen Ea FiL Gar IdP Produced by British instructional films, Ind Mod Twy YMGA ltd. 35mm: FG Ind Int WFS "The life of the trout, from the egg- Produced by Talking picture epics stage to the beautiful two-pounder ulti- "The snake charmers of India and their mately caught in the fisherman's net." dancing cobras; the expanded hood of this British film Inst. deadly snake as it is capturing a rat. The Sound has been reported poor mongoose, deadly enemy of the cobra; capture of a rat, raiding a bird's nest for Water babies. 12min 16-si-$20.80; rent $2 the eggs. As it descends, the mongoose spies the cobra; the two prepare for battle. Films, inc. 597 Bray; The fierce lunges of the snake at the Shows "various methods adopted by sea dodging, threatening mongoose; gradual creatures to insure reproduction. Parental tiring of the snake; the sudden snap of care of eggs in different types of fish." the mongoose at its enemy's neck; the Producer el-Jh-sh fierce thrashing of the coiling snake; the victory of the mongoose." Wisconsin

597.8 Frogs Romance in a pond. (Secrets of nature ser.) IR 16-sd-$50; rent apply Gut- From tadpole to frog. (Living natural his- lohn 598.1 tory ser.) 4min 16-si-$9.50; rent DISTRIBUTORS $1 16mm: FiL IdP VES YMGA 1927 Bell & Howell 597.8 DISTRIBUTORS Produced by British instructional films, 16mm: WiB ltd. "The life story of the common Newt is Life history of the frog presented fully, starting with the adult at el-jh the close of hibernation, ready to respond to Increased light and higher temperature. He would a-wooing go. (Biology ser.) 8min We see the changes in outward appearance 16-sd-apply 35-sd-f-apply Gaumont in both male and female as the season advances, the tiny eggs laid British 597.8 on the leaves and gradually giving place to an embryo, "Those of us who remember the words of active within the clear protective envelope. the old song 'A bull-frog sat, upon a When hatched, the tadpole already shows log,' will see the song brought to life. How external gills but its limbs appear much Mr. & Mrs. Frog rear a family." Producer later, the arms before the legs. Thanks to sh Guide high magnification, we watch the stream-

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Romance in a pond Continued Don Q, the California quail. 4min 16-si-$6 ing of blood corpuscles in both gills and 1927 Bell & Howell 598.2 toes. Later, an adult, now provided wit^^ This study of the California quail made lungs, is seen rising to the surface of the by William and Irene Finley may be rented its pond in order to take in air through with 3 other Finley bird films for ?1 nostrils, and another stepping up on the el-Jh land for the first time. . . Not suitable for any children or students unless it is Feathered beach combers. 12min 16-si- used with sound cut off, when it would be $20; rent $1 1937 California 598.2 useful in Biology and Zoology." British film inst. sh-c "Wildfowl which frequent the shores of laHes, streams and oceans." Producer jh-sh-c Fl3nvays of migratory waterfowl. 2R 16-si- 598.2 Birds sd-loan 35-si-sd-nf-loan 1936 U.S. agric. 598.2 Bird life of Cobb's island, Virginia. ISmin DISTRIBUTORS 16mm silent: A&B 16-si-rent $1.50 35-si-nf-rent $2.50 Au- 16mm, sound: AdB An dubon 598.2 A Bureau of biological survey film "The nesting species of this famous Au- "Routes followed by waterfowl in annual dubon Sanctuary. Picture includes Terns, migrations are disclosed by banding records Gulls and Oystercatchers on nests." Pro- as converging into four maJor flyways." ducer Producer Game birds of many nations. 30min 16-si- in review ser.) lOmin Birds. (Our world loan Wis. conservation dept. 598.2 16-si-sd-$24-$50; rent apply 1937 Gut- "The game birds at the Experimental lohn 598.2 Farm at Poynette, Wisconsin, photo- DISTRIBUTORS graphed in natural color." Producer 16mm silent: FiL YES jh-sh-c 16mm sound: FiL IdP VES and of bird banding. 3S-si- Originally produced by Pathe and re- How why 2R edited in 1936 for this series nf-loan 1935 U.S. agric. 598.2 "Here we see flocks of wild pelicans, DISTRIBUTORS wild geese, seagulls and sandpipers in 16mm: Cal OreS flight and feeding in their natural habitat." A Bureau of biological survey film Distributor "A record of bird banding activities how done, why, and results." Producer Birds of prey. (Living natural history ser.) Humming bird from eggs to flight. 4min 4min 16-si-$9.50; rent $1 1927 Bell & — 16-si-$6 Bell Howell 598.2 Howell 598.2 & This study of the humming bird, by DISTRIBUTORS William and Irene Finley, may be rented 16mm: WFS YMCA with three other 100 foot subjects under Features owls, hawks, and eagles title "Making friends with the birds" for el-jh-sh $1 el

• Hummingbird home life. (Travelette) Bittern. (Secrets of nature ser.) lOmin 15min 16-si-$12 Haselton 598.2 16-sd-$50; rent apply Gutlohn 598.2 DISTRIBUTORS The life of the humming bird is here FiL IdP VES shown from the eggs until the fledglings 16mm: YMCA are ready to leave the nest. These par- Produced by British instructional films, ticular birds lived on one of the busiest ltd. boulevards of Hollywood. There are close-

"The life and habits of this . . . bird, ups of the mother bird feeding her babies

along with . . . pictures of Coot and Wild el-jh-sh Duck." Distributor Isle of birds. lOmin 16-sd-$30 Garrison 598.2 Black-headed gull, llmin 16-sd-apply 35- sd-f-apply 1936 Gaumont British This is a Talking picture epic film with Lowell Thomas commenting upon the mil- 598.2 lions of guano birds off the coast of Peru "Slow motion affords a chance ... of Jh-sh-c appreciating that the down stroke of the wing is the effective one and that it is Marine birds of southern waters. ISmin the wing tops which control the angle 16-si-$12 1929 Hancock Pacific expedi- and direction of flight. Two parent birds tions 598.2 appear to rely on the protective colouring of the egg-shells and while the nest is For sale only to educational institutions left unguarded on the moor a pole-cat or museums takes his fill. We also see a collector of "This picture shows the habits of pel- eggs with a bucketful destined to appear icans - cormorants or guano birds - man- as table delicacies. . . Excellent short o-war birds - albatross - terns - pen- range studies of chicks in mottled down guins - boobies - tropical birds - Bird follow and then some amazing photographs Islands of Peru." Producer of a developing, unhatched bird active Jh-sh-c within the limits of the egg-shell and a transparent patch of cellophane. As sum- Nursery island; bird sanctuary. 22min 16- mer passes. Instinct urges a journey South sd-apply 35-sd-f-apply 1936 Gaumont and we see the birds following a plough in search of worms and grubs and, finally, British 598.2 back again in the heart of the city near "Following the introductory picture of the Tower." British film inst. the Fame Islands with seals swimming el-Jh near and resting on the rocky ledges ap-

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Nursery island Continued Men appear at the top of the cliff and one descends on a rope to secure a young pears that of the birdwatch—near one of Raven as a pet. Roger is taken from the the lighthouses with the fearless birds nest, put into a bag, and taken to the top flying near him in their hundreds. The of the clilT. Here he is removed from the following birds are then seen, both in the bag for inspection, but attacks his two distance and in close-ups:—the Jkittiwake captors, escapes, and flies away to free- gulls, the nest and eggs, the young, and dom. Other bird life in the locality is il- hen bird brooding; guillemots both with lustrated by pictures of Gulls on stack their young and with their pear-shaped rocks and of Guillemots in thousands eggs on the bare rock; a shag and its shoulder to shoulder. Their gregarious life mate on the nest; cormorants and their contrasts strongly with the isolated family nests of sea-weed with two or three eggs of ravens. The photography is, on the and young floundering on the rocks and whole, very good. The film Is well knit pulling themselves along by their bills; the and the commentary apt and coherent. lesser black-backed gull eating an egg; The closeups of the nest are excellent, but baby oyster catchers cowering at the sight the distant shots of flying Ravens rather

of a gull, saved by their protective colour- poor. . . We learn something of the ani- ing; adult pufflns and a young one scut- mals which fear the Raven, namely rab- tling for safety to its home in a bur- bits, but nothing of the natural enemies row; terns—the shallow holes that serve of these great glossy, black birds of the as nests, and young; eider ducks with their open uplands and rocky coasts. For use in downy nests and with young; ducks and the teaching of Natural History and Bi- drakes on the water where a mating dis- ology. As a classroom instruction film for play—a toss of the head—is shown. all over 9. Also, a general interest film for Ducklings making the dangerous journey all." British film inst. from the nest to the sea, frequently taking el-Jh refuge under their mother; a colony of

ducklings taking to the water. . . Few Seagoing birds. 12min 16-sd-rent $1.50 have the opportunity for the close study 1932? Bell & Howell 598.2 of the birds shown in this film, which will not only stimulate interest and give in- DISTRIBUTORS formation to children and students of all 16mm: Cen IdP Mod West Wilo ages, but will give pleasure to those who YMCA have had even great experience in the ob- Product of Educational pictures corpora- servation of birds. For use in the teaching tion of America of Nature Biology and Zoology, Study. "A school of small fish is spotted by a for all attractive for over 10; would be sentinel sea gull. Luncheon Is served. A adult audiences as a general interest film. patrolling pelican broadcasts 'Meat on the If one reel were shown at a time, children table,' and the clan responds. A thousand of 8 and 9 would enjoy seeing it." British cormorants leave their rookery for the film inst. el-jh-sh-c feast. Papa Swallow carefully measures the space he will fill with mud cement. Our bird citizens. (Naturgraphs) ISmin At last the bungalow is complete and the 16-sd-$50; rent $3 35-sd-f-apply 1933 couple move in. Soon the house is so full of children that Mr. and Mrs. Swal- Bray; Films, inc. 598.2 low have to feed the squalling youngsters After a brief outline of the value of birds through the front door." Producer in the elimination of insect pests there are el-jh-sh-c views of chickadees, nuthatches, a hum- mingbird and its nest and babies, and Some of our more common predatory birds. woodpeckers. Is There a view of boys 18min 16-si-$50 1935 Stevenson 598.2 making bird houses also Information given has not been verified Rainey wildlife sanctuary. 12min 16-si- by the Producer for this Supplement rent $1.50 35-si-nf-rent $2.50 1936? Produced by Robert Stevenson, and F. £ind J. Craighead Audubon 598.2 This reel is not titled. It is intended Produced and owned by Alfred M. Bailey for use with a lecture. It contains some of Denver, Colorado, formerly with the slow motion photography and some tele- Chicago academy of sciences photo "Wintering ducks and geese on Audubon "A [film] record of the field activities of association 2800 acre sanctuary in Louis- three boys interested in predatory birds iana." Distributor and falconry. It Includes the Pigeon Hawk el-Jh-8h of northern Minnesota, the Prairie Falcon and Burrowing Owl of the Western states Renting houses for songs. 4min 16-si-$6 and the Duck Hawk, Bald Eagle, Osprey, Sparrow Hawk, Screech and Barn Owl of 1927 Bell & Howell 598.2 the East. In almost every case the typical Produced by William L. FInley nesting site of each bird is shown with "Studies of song birds which occupy the young birds in the nest. The steps houses on the Finley estate." Distributor necessary to train these birds for falcon- el-Jh ry are also Included." Producer jh-sh Roger the raven, llmin 16-sd-apply 35- sd-f-apply 1936 Gaumont British Sparrow hawk. 12min 16-sd-apply 35-sd- 598.2 f-apply 1936 Gaumont British 598.2 "The film starts with views of rocky "The parent birds nest-building, and cliffs on the Pembrokeshire coast. A man hatching and rearing their young in South at the top of a cliff is watching a Raven Wales." Producer on a nest situated on a ledge below. The el-Jh mate is above. Eggs, and later, newly- hatched chicks, are in shown the nest of Tawny owl. lOmin 16-sd-apply 35-sd-f- sticks with its lining of rabbits' fur. There are excellent shots of the parents feeding apply 1936 Gaumont British 598.2 the young birds, removing rubbish from "The hatching and rearing of young the nest, and collecting cranefly larvae and Tawny Owls, showing also the animal life beetles as food for the five nestlings. One of the wood in which they live, including young Raven falls from the nest. The Long-eared Owls, Badgers and Polecats." survivors are shown exercising their wings. Producer el-Jh

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Todd wildlife sanctuary. ISmin 16-si-rent greenhouse; farmer puts Bunny into doll house; Bunny runs back to woods." Pro- $1.50 1936? Audubon 598.2 ducer "Nesting birds in the vicinity of this • Teaching helps to accompany film: Audubon sanctuary in Maine." Producer Introductory manual: Educational sound el-Jh films in the primary grades; Primary grade teachers' handbook: Rabbits and hares Western birds at home. 12min 16-si-$20; el-Jh rent $1 1937 California 598.2 Amik—the beaver. ISmin 16-si-loan 1937 "Birds found in the fields and forests of the West." Producer Wis. conservation dept. 599 jh-sh-c "Shows the work of beavers, the con- struction of their dams and the flowage resulting therefrom. It follows the Western waterfowl. 12min 16-si-$20; activi- ties of the Conservation Department in re- rent $1 1936 California 598.2 moving the animals from areas where they "Living habits and nests of birds found are destroying property by the flowages, near streams and marshlands." Producer to another location where this condition el-Jh-sh-c does not exist." Wisconsin el-jh-sh-c

Wild geese. 15min 16-si-loan Wis. con- Animal engineers. (Living natural history servation dept. 598.2 ser.) 4min 16-si-$9.50 1927 Bell & "This film follows the flight of Canada Howell 599 geese through Wisconsin, showing the flight formations and feeding grounds." A study of the principal activities of the Wisconsin Jh-sh-c American beaver presented by Dr Ditmars el-Jh wings. 16-si-loan Wild 30min 35-si-nf-loan Birth and education of a seal. 12min 16- 1929 Mich. dept. of conservation 598.2 si-$10.40 1935 Hancock Pacific expedi- DISTRIBUTORS 16mm: VES tions 599 For sale to nests only educational institutions Shows and habits of the follow- or museums ing Michigan birds: "eagle, humming bird, blue jay, red-winged black-bird, Baltimore "Shows . . . the actual birth of a seal oriole, Canada geese, winter ducjts or old and the effort of a mother to immediately squaw ducks, mallard, pelican, sora rail, teach it to swim." Producer least bittern, black tern, Ca.spian tern, sh-c herring gull and loon." Producer el-jh-sh-c Brock the badger. (Secrets of nature ser.) IR 16-sd-$50; rent apply Gutlohn 599 Winter visitors. 12min 16-si-$20; rent $1 DISTRIBUTORS 1936 California 598.2 16mm: FiL IdP VES YMCA "Waterfowl which spend their summers Produced by British instructional films, in the North come southward for the ltd. winter: pelican, sandhill crane, Canada "Badgers, both adult and young, despite geese, snow goose, Hutchins's goose, their nocturnal mode of life, are seen at white-fronted goose, grey geese, black close range not only in the open but also brant, canvasbacks, whistling swan, within their earths. We watch the young brown pelican." Producer ones at play and the grown-ups following jh-sh-c well-worn tracks in search of moles, feel- ing the ground for earthworms and leather- jackets, raiding a bees' reserve of honey, Woodland pals. (Naturgraphs) iSmin 16- also scaring a hen, taking chicken food sd-$50; rent $3 35-sd-f-apply 1933 and sucking an egg or two, but never Bray; Films, inc. 598.2 attacking a bird, even a young one. A bee sting on his sensitive snout sends Close-up pictures of a humming-bird Brock to the edge of a pool where he which was found starving at the approach meets a second badger, possibly in similar of cold weather and was brought into a plight. Wild fruits, such as raspberries, home and became a household pet. Also are sought out in the autumn, while fat studies of the warbling vireo and of cedar is being laid down preparatory to a long, waxwings inactive period. Our last view of this bear- like mammal is in his cosy bed of bracken at the onset of winter. It is difficult to 599 Mammals praise this film too highly for it is full of interest from start to finish and the commentary is just full enough and de- Adventures of Bunny Rabbit. (Primary liberate enough to satisfy the viewer. . . grade ser.) llmin 16-sd-$50 35-sd-nf- The photography for all close-range studies is extraordinarily good. . . For in $100 1937 Erpi 599 use the DISTRIBUTORS teaching of Natural History, Biology, Zool- ogy. A classroom instruction film . . . 16mm: Geo cand] should be useful as a general inter- "The characteristics and habits of rab- est film for Natural History Societies and bits in their natural environments are pre- in general programmes." British film inst. sented. . . Mother Gray Rabbit with her el-Jh-sh-c newly born young in their rabbit burrow; Mother Rabbit feeding; White Rabbit from Buffalo home. 30min 16-si-loan 35-si-nf- the farm visiting; Gray Rabbit; Fox pur- loan 1932 Canada dept. of mines & suing Gray Rabbit to her burrow; Fox unable to get into burrow; young older; resources 599 Bunny Rabbit decides to go out for ad- "Views of the Government buffalo herd venture; Bunny's experiences with Frog, in Buffalo National Park, Wainwrlght, Al- Squirrel and Turtle in woods; Bunny's ex- berta. Exciting scenes of stampeding buf- periences on the farm with Cows, Chicks, falo during the annual roundup." Producer Puppies, Turkeys. Bunny finds lettuce in el-Jh

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Capturing the elephant seals. ISmin 16-si- Michigan furbearers. iSmin 16-si-loan 35- $16 1935 Hancock Pacific expeditions si-nf-loan 1934 Mich. dept. of conser- 599 vation 599 For sale only to educational institutions DISTRIBUTORS or museums 16mm: FiL Gut "Shows these rare mammals at home on Many of the Michigan fur-bearers are an island off the coast of lower California. shown in this film. Among them are the It shows the capture of a monster more weasel, mink, porcupine, bear, deer, moose, than eighteen feet in length and the dif- bob- cat, fox, muskrat and otter ficulty encountered." Producer Michigan mammals. 30min 16-si-loan 35- sh-c si-nf-loan 1929 Mich. dept. of conser- Considering Posey. 8niin 16-si-rent $1 vation 599 Kodascope 599 DISTRIBUTORS DISTRIBUTORS 16mm: VES IGmin: Lew Shows the following Michigan animals: A Chester and Outing production In wolverine, elk, bison, cow moose & calf, which some of the queer habits and char- bull moose, spotted fawn, doe deer, spike- acteristics of the llamas are shown horn deer, porcupine, albino porcupine, Don Coyote. 4min 16-si-$5 1930? Burton cub bear, badger, weasel, fox, squirrel, chipmunk, beaver Holmes 599 el-Jh-sh DISTRIBUTORS moose. ISmin 16-si-loan 35-si- 16mm: B&H Col Kan Michigan nf-loan 1930 Mich. dept. of conserva- "An Interesting study of this sly ani- mal trying to secure its food, and finally tion 599 succeeding in carrying off a fowl from "Portraying the great moose herd of Isle the poultry house of a rancher." Kansas Royale. These largest American mammals Dwellers of the forest. 12min 16-si-$20; are shown in abundance. A young bull is captured before the camera." Producer rent $1 1936 California 599 el-Jh-sh the forested "Animals and birds found in 16-si-loan 35-si-nf- regions of California: bear, porcupine, Minong moose. ISmin beaver, marmot, ring- tailed cat, flying loan 1935 Mich. dept. of conservation squirrel; tule elk. Sierra grouse, horned 599 owl, California woodpecker." Producer Jh-sh-c "The story of the Isle Royale moose herd, including experimental trapping and plant- Elephants—African, Indian and pygmy. ing." Producer Jh (Living natural history ser.) 5min 16- 1931 si-$9.50 1927 Bell & Howell 599 Monkey whoopee. lOmin 16-sd-$5G DISTRIBUTORS Garrison 599 16 mm: Wilo DISTRIBUTORS Elephants, presented by Dr Ditmars 16 mm.: Mod Jh S5m,tn: FC A product of Talking picture epics Giants of the North. (Naturgraphs) I5min Dr Ditmars exhibits the monkeys, and 16-sd-$50; rent $3 35-sd-f-apply Bray; their close relations, living In the monkey house of the New York zoological park. Films, inc. 599 The shots of the orang playing with a "The Grizzly and Kodlak bears of Alas- pail are also included in "Housekeeping ka at close range." Producer at the zoo" (591.5) Grizzly bear hunt in the Canadian Rockies. My friend, the harti. (Magic vault ser.) 75min 16-si-apply Finton 599 lOmin 16-sd-$30; rent apply Gutlohn "This film includes pictures of a charg- 599 ing (unwounded) wild grizzly bear up to DISTRIBUTORS within fifteen feet of the camera. The 16mm: Gen FiL IdP Twy VES Wis only charging grizzly ever photographed. Even then the bear was not shot." Pro- "Elephants of India, showing their eco- ducer nomic importance as well as their use in ceremonials." Wisconsin Like a beaver. lOmin 16-sd-$50 Garrison el-Jh 599 New world monkeys. (Living natural his- DISTRIBUTORS ser.) 4min 16-si-$9.50 1927 Bell 16mm: Mod tory a 5 mm: FC Inst & Howell 599 This Talking picture epic film shows DISTRIBUTORS the habits and resourcefulness of the 16m.m,: Au Fi beaver family In building their communal Produced by Raymond L. Ditmars. May life. The narration Is by Dr Raymond L. be rented combined with other monkey films Ditmars for $1 Michigan beaver. 15min 16-si-loan 35-si- "Studies of structure and habits of woolly monkey, Saki mon- nf-loan Mich. spider monkey, 1933 dept. of conserva- key. Red howler, Sapajous, Owl monkey, tion 599 and Marmoset." Distributor DISTRIBUTORS el-Jh-sh 16mm: FiL Gut VES Nile and pygmy hippopotami. (Living nat- Loans limited to Michigan. If Interested ural history ser.) 4min 16-si-$35 1927 In purchasing the film, apply Bell & Howell 599 "The life of the beaver. Trees are felled, dams repaired. Damage from flood- DISTRIBUTORS ing and the steps taken to curb It are 16mm: WiB shown." Producer In this Burton Holmes production Dr el-Jh-sh Guide Ditmars presents some hippopotami

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Northern bears. (Living natural history albino buck fawn at the State Experimen- tal Game and Fur Farm, Poynette, Wis- ser.) 4min 16-si-$5 1927 Bell & consin." Producer 599 Howell tZebras. (Living natural history ser.) 4min DISTRIBUTORS 16mm: Kan WiB 16-si-$9.50 1927 Bell & Howell 599 DISTRIBUTORS Various bears of the North, photographed 16mm: WiB by Dr Ditmars showing traits and struc- ture Dr Ditmars presents the zebra Old world monkeys. (Living natural his- tory ser.) 4min 16-si-$9.50 1927 Bell 600 USEFUL ARTS & Howell 599 Produced by Raymond L. Ditmars. May be rented combined with other monkey 610 Medicine films for $1 representing "Baboons, lemurs, galagos, That man may live. 25min 35-sd-nf-loan India, Malaysia, and Africa." Distributor el-Jh-sh 1935 Am. college of surgeons 610 "Produced by the Am. college of sur- Shedding the antlers. (Living natural his- geons in order to carry authentic infor- tory ser.) 4min 16-si-$9.50 1927 Bell mation to the public. It portrays progress 599 in the medical care of man and animals, & Howell and emphasizes the debt of man to re- American elk's cycle of antler develop- search conducted on animals and the ment is presented by Dr Ditmars. Shows necessity for its continuance. It is a pho- the changes which take place in the dis- tographic reproduction of actual conditions position of the animal in clinics, medical schools, hospitals, ex- perimental laboratories, animal hospitals, the wildcat. Umin 16-sd-rent $1.50 Taming etc. rather than a staged production." Bell & Howell 599 Producer DISTRIBUTORS 16mm: Cen IdP West Product of Educational films corporation 612 Physiology of America "Hunting the wild cat with doga, and some of the unexpected things that happen 612.1 Blood and circulatory 5\)5tem before it is subdued. Later the dogs ac- a wild boar." Distribu- cidentally stir up llmin 16-sd-apply 35-sd-f-apply tor el-Jh-sh-c Blood. 1935 Gaumont British 612.1 (Living natural history Tropical opossums. This film and "Circulation," listed be- ser.) 4min 16-si-$9.50 1927 Bell & low, will be found suitable for "physiology, Howell 599 hygiene and public health Instruction in Ray- schools; nurses; masseurs; exhibition dur- This film which was produced by ing Health weeks." British film inst. mond L. Ditmars, shows several species sh Guide of opossums. May be rented with other Living natural history series films for $1 Circulation. 9min 16-sd-apply 35-sd-f-apply el-Jh-sh 1935 Gaumont British 612.1 Wapiti of Jackson Hole. IR 35-sd-nf-loan "The two films 'Blood' rlisted abovej 1934 U.S. agric. 599 and 'Circulation' together demonstrate the function and composition of the blood DISTRIBUTORS and the complete process of circulation. 16mm: Wis The explanations are simple and clear, and A Bureau of biological survey film the various devices employed throughout "The story of the elk. . . Views of the the films to illustrate the funciioning of great herd of the Jackson Hole country." the organs, etc., are excellent. The tecu- Producer nique used Is, in fact, the outstanding fea- el-Jh-sh-c ture of the films. Diagrams, models, labor- atory experiments and micro-photography Why save the elk. IR 16-si-loan 35-si-nf- are all used to simplify the explanations loan 1934 U.S. agric. 599 as much as possible. A cartoon show- ing people arriving in crowds from buses DISTRIBUTORS and passing through a turnstile one by one OreS 16mm: AdB Cal is made to represent the artery flow A Bureau of biological survey film changing into the capillary flow, and is "A plea for the maintenance of the particularly ingenious. All the diagrams American elk herd In the Jackson Hole are clearly and simply drawn, and mov- country." Producer ing arrows and pointers, etc., direct at- tention to any particular part of the dia- Wild company. (Naturgraphs) iSmin 16- gram. The films are deliberately made sd-$50; rent $3 35-sd-f-apply 1933 elementary as they are intended for in- structional purposes in schools and for ex- inc. 599 Bray; Films, hibition during Health weeks." British Hunting trip with the motion picture film Inst. sh Guide camera into the haunts of the moose in Northern Canada. Pictures of moose and The heart. lOmin 16-si-$15 1935 Gramet deer in action, and of a chipmunk who is 612.1 very clever at securing nuts After showing a cylinder pump in action Wisconsin whitetail deer. ISmin 16-si-loan comes a contrasting shot of a living turtle heart. Cinemicrophotography is used to Wis. conservation dept. 599 show that even minute animals such as a "Follows the growth of the whitetail daphnia have hearts. The action of the deer from the fawn to the mature deer, turtle heart is shown in a close-up, fol- showin? seasonal changes of coat and ant- lowed by a simple animation illustrating lers. Winter scenes show how deer travel the working of the four-chambered heart. on runways. The final scene is of an The influence of exercise on the heart-

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The heart Continued tion and photography of nervous control of breathing and factors affecting rate and beat is demonstrated, and cinemlcropho- depth of breathing." Producer tography is used again—this time to show Jh-sh-c Guide how circulation may be seen in a fish tail sh-c 612.3 Digestion Heart and circulation. (Univ. of Chicago biological science ser.) lOmin 16-sd- Digestion. (Univ. of Chicago biologoical $50 35-sd-nf-$100 1937 Erpi 612.1 science ser.) lOmin 16-sd-$50 3S-sd-nf- DISTRIBUTORS $100 1937 Erpi 612.3 16mm: Geo Ohio "A summary of the digestive process in- "The mechanics of the pulmonary and cluding the work performed in mouth, systemic systems detailed, with delinea- stomach, and small intestine. Secretions, tion of the heart action by technical ani- enzymes, systems affected, and products mation and natural photography. Ampli- formed. Microphotography of reactions, fied heart beat sounds. Microscopic scenes digestive movements and their control. Re- of capillary action. Blood pressure and its lation of circulatory and nervous systems relation to health." Producer to the digestive process." Producer Jh-sh-c Guide Jh-sh Guide Inherent characters. 7min 16-si-$lS 3S-si- nf-$30 1930? Scientific film 612.1 612.76 Locomotion DISTRIBUTORS 16mm: Brig Ed loS Development of creeping in a human in- loS 35mm: Tex fant (R.M.V.). IR 16-si-$16.80 1932 Information given not verified has been Ohio state univ. Dept. of psychology by the Producer for this Supplement 612.76 "Microscopical study visualizing the ori- gin of the heart beat—16 hour heart tube "The first four scenes show the infant of chick embryo—and its inherent qualities at 12, 16, 18 and 20 weeks In a position of heart muscle contraction. Fragments favorable for crawling. . . At 20 weeks of heart tissues are transplanted in vitro the infant is shown turning from the back and are seen to function 45 days after to the stomach for the first time. The transplantation independent of the mother development of the creeping is followed tissue. It is the method used by Dr. Alex to 40 weeks where the perfected response

Carell. . . The tissue in its glass recep- is shown in slow motion. Adapted for tacle is placed in an Incubator, kept at beginning and child psychology classes." body temperature, from which It may be Producer c from time to time removed for photograph- ing purposes. The microscope is mounted Development of v^ralking in a human infant on a heated receptacle so that injury may 16-si-$12.40 not be done to the living tissues during the (R.M.V.). IR 1933 Ohio process of photography." Producer state univ. Dept. of psychology 612.76 sh-c "The walking movements of the legs when the infant is supported at 22 weeks Precipitins. 7min 16-si-$l5 3S-si-nf-$30 are shown. Support is required until 36 1930? Scientific filin 612.1 weeks. The development Is followed until 46 weeks, some use being made of slow DISTRIBUTORS motion. Adapted for beginning and child 16mm: Ed loS psychology classes." Producer S5mm: loS Tex c Information given has not been verified by the Producer for this Supplement "Biological observation illustrating the 612.78 Voice specific differences prevailing among ani- mal and human proteins and their useful- Voice that science made. iSmin ness in detecting the relationship of va- 16-sd-$2S rious blood groups. The film demonstrates, 35-sd-nf-loan 1930? Western electric for example, that when a test is made 612.78 with human anti-serum, an Immediate re- action is observed only in tept-tnbes DISTRIBUTORS con- 16mm,: Bell taining human blood. Less prompt and 3 5mm: less marked reaction occurs in tubes con- YMCA taining the blood of the man-apes; still "Presenting . . . the action of the hu- milder reaction in the ease of baboons, man vocal organs, contrasted with the monkeys, and marmosets in succession; new artificial larynx, developed by Bell and a long delayed or altogether negative Telephone Laboratories' engineers. Three result in all other cases." Producer active men of affairs, who would be 8h>C speechless without the aid of the artificial larynx, are pictured and recorded at their daily work, using the new voice that sci- ence has given them." Producer 612.2 Respiration Jh-sh-c

Mechanisms of breathing. (Univ. of Chi- 612.8 Nervous system cago biological science ser.) lOmin 16-sd-$S0 35-sd-nf-$100 1936 Erpi 612.2 Nervous DISTRIBUTORS system. (Univ. of Chicago biologi- 16mm: Cal Geo lo Ohio cal science ser.) lOmin 16-sd-$50 35- sd-nf-$100 1937 Erpi "Photography and animation of the 612.8 breathing mechanism in operation. Tech- DISTRIBUTORS nical animation of gaseous exchange in 16mm: Geo loS Ohio lungs and body tissue cells, including "Structure of the nervous system, par- pathological conditions. Demonstration of ticularly in man; its pathways and con- artificial respiration. Technical anima- nections. The nature of the nerve Im-

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Nervous system Continued 613.2 Food. Dietetics pulse; conditions for setting up impulses; their passage from cell to cell; their dis- ^mazing vitamins. IR 16-si-loan YMCA charge and resultant activity. Reflexes. 613.2 Sensory integration, and finally, activity of the cerebrum." Producer Produced by the Vitex laboratories jh-sh-c Guide "The little known story of the vitamins, their public health benefits, and the unique new method of adding the natural vitamin Nervous system. scientific films ser.) (New D of cod liver oil to the diet in odorless ISOmin 16-si-sale apply 35-si-sale apply and tasteless form through vitamin D 1937 Garrison 612.8 milk." Distributor sh Produced by Tech Alms, U.S.S.R. Vitamin secrets revealed. IR 16-si-loan "Produced under supervision of Prof. I. V. Pavlov at the Leningrad institute. YMCA 613.2 Direct photography, slow-motion, micro- Produced by the Vitex laboratories scopic and animated diagrams. Study of "Describing little known facts about the the development of the nervous system food sources and values of vitamins, and with special sections on: Development of the novel method of adding the natural the early nervous systems; Reflex actions; vitamin D of cod liver oil to bread in an Spinal cord; The brain; Conditioned re- odorless and tasteless form." Distributor flexes and behavior." Distributor sh el-Jh-sh-c Well balanced diet. 15min 16-si-$30; rent $1.50 35-si-f-nf-$75; rent $1.50 1936 Nat. motion picture 613.2

6 1 3 Hygiene "Deals . . . with the well balanced diet. It stresses the need for a wide variety of foods to supply the necessary vitamins and Beneficent reprobate—ethyl alcohol, its na- minerals and emphasizes the importance of ture and its properties. 60min 16-si-sd- proper cooking, neat serving, and eating in the midst of a proper emotional atmos- loan 35-si-sd-nf-loan YMCA 613 phere." Producer DISTRIBUTORS Jh-sh 16mm silent: Col loS YMCA 16mm sound: AdB Geo loS YMCA SSvim silent: YMCA Reproduction S5mvi sound: YMCA 6/3.9 "The answer of the Woman's Christian 35- Temperance Union to the insistent demands In the beginning. 30min 16-sd-loan of those who wish to give intelligent in- sd-nf-loan 1937 U.S. agric. 613.9 struction on the subject. . . It is a scien- DISTRIBUTORS tifically accurate presentation, without 16mm: Geo loS sentimentality, and includes studies of the Northwestern University Medical School." May be purchased In 16mm for $9 and Scholastic 35mm for $35 "A treatise on the uses and effects of "Portrays the mysterious prologue to alcohol in industry and in relation to the life—the ovulation, fertilization and early central nervous system of the human development of the mammalian egg. Scenes of spermatozoa attacking the ovum, body. . . An evaluation of alcohol in the and . . . time lapse cinemicrographs of cell various uses to which it may be put and division in fertilized makes clear why it causes characteristic the egg." Producer effects when taken in beverages." Dis- Jh-sh tributor Jh-sh-c Ovulation, fertilization and early develop- ment of the mammalian egg. 2R 16-si- Body defenses against disease. (Univ. of loan 35-si-nf-loan 1935 U.S. agric. Chicago biological science ser.) lOmin 613.9 16-sd-$S0 35-sd-nf-$100 1937 Erpi 613 DISTRIBUTORS DISTRIBUTORS 16mm: A&B Geo loS 16mm: Geo lo Ohio A Bureau of dairy industry film "Exposition of the three lines of de- fense—skin, phagocytic cells and lymphat- "Cinemicrographs of spermatazoa attack- ing division ics, and the blood, including a section on the ovum, and cell in the fertilized egg." Producer Immunology. . . Microphotography of phag- ocytosis. Application of defense mechan- c ism in specific cases. Action liver of and Reproduction mammals. (Univ. of spleen. Types of anti-bodies and their among effects." Producer Chicago biological science ser.) lOmin Jh-sh-c Guide 16-sd-$50 35-sd-nf-$100 1937 Erpi 613.9 Forming the habits of health. (Health ser.) DISTRIBUTORS ISmin 16-si-$30; rent $1.50 35-si-f-nf- 16m,m: Geo $75; rent $1.50 1932 Nat. motion pic- "Actual photography, animated draw- ings, microcinematography, and three di- ture 613 mensional animations are used in present- "Shows the importance of habit forma- ing the story of embryology. The domestic

tion and . . . reveals the experiences of pig was selected for the purpose of illus- a girl who sets out to form habits which tration. The story is fundamentally com- lead to health." Producer plete frcm the formation of the original el-Jh-sh male and female germ cells to the active newborn pig, including such processes as Kid comes through 613 fertilization, cleavage, blastulation, gas- trulation, formation of neural folds, devel- This film, listed in Educational Film opment of membranes and embryonic cir- Catalog, 1936, has been withdrawn from culation, and parturition." Producer circulation Jh-sh-c Guide

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Reproduction in plants and lower animals. "An animated 'cold sprite' reveals the inmost secrets of his kind, showing the 15min 16-si-$30; rent $1 1936 Bell & cause, effect, cure and prevention of Howell 613.9 colds." Kansas DISTRIBUTORS el.Jh-sh 16mm silent: Wis 16mm sound: Cen IdP 616.24 Tuberculosis Produced by Arthur C. Plllsbury Behind the shadows. I5min 16-si-sd-apply scientific biology film. Shows the "A local Tuberculosis process of fertilization, conjugation, and 35-si-sd-f-apply 1936 cell division (mitosis), as well as repro- assn. 616.24 duction by budding. The spider lily, the DISTRIBUTORS spirogyra, the urechus worm, and the sea 16m,m. silent: Conn anemone are the actors." School manage- 16mm, sound: Conn Geo ment Jh-sh-c Produced by the National tuberculosis association this film may be secured thru 614 Public health local associations throughout the country "A doctor explains to a group of high Work of the U.S. Public health service. school boys and girls what tuberculosis is. 95min 16-sd-$300; rent $20 1936? Bray; As he speaks offstage, pictures. X-rays and animated diagrams illustrate hi» Films, inc. 614 story." Producer "Produced under the direction of the jh-sh-c Public Health Service, this film tells the Consequences 616.24 story of the Service from its simple begin- nings in 1798 down to the great, far-flung This film, listed in Educational Film organization of today." Producer Catalog, 1936, has been withdrawn from circulation Contacts. 17min 16-sd-$75 35-sd-f-$100 1935 614.8 Safety Hennepin county tuberculosis assn. International ice patrol. Bell & Howell 616.24 614.8 Directed by Robert A. Klssack, Jr., DISTRIBUTORS Director of the Visual education depart- 16 mm: VE8 ment of the University of Minnesota, and S5mm: Mass Ohio produced by the University for the Hen- tuberculosis association This film was entered in the Educational nepin county Film Catalog, 1936, giving Harvard as the "Film openg with a doctor and nurse Producer. Bell & Howell has since taken examining the x-ray of a small child sick it over with miliary tuberculosis. The following sequence shows briefly the death of the Life saving. IR 35-si-nf-apply Film classic child and the grief of the parents. The exchange 614.8 doctor then summons the parents and " three near relatives to his ofilce, explains "Detailed instructions for 'first aid.' Producer sh the importance of contacts in spreading T.B., and begins a search for the spread- Safety on streets and highways. iSmin 16- er. In a number of scenes we see the progress of this search. Finally, the same si-apply 1934 Police acad. 614.8 group Is called together, the doctor ex- "Deals exclusively with child safety and plains his results, and shows that the depicts dangerous practices by chlldran child's aunt, a stenographer, should be such as crossing at other than the cross- treated at a sanatorium. Her cure is walks, against the light, running into the briefly portrayed. The final sequence sum- roadway, playing games in the roadway, marizes the 'modern weapons,' available hitching, roller skating, etc." N.Y. Police for fighting tuberculosis. The film con- dept. el-Jh tains demonstrations of taking x-rays, making Mantoux skin tests, and an outline Story of the United States Coast guard. of institutional care." Producer 75min 16-sd-$350 35-sd-f-nf-apply 1935 Sound on the 16mm size has been re- Bray; Films, inc. 614.8 ported as poor Jh-sh-c Details of the service rendered by this organization, narrated by Ford Bond. This film, which was made through special ar- 617.6 Dentistry. Care of the teeth rangement with the Coast guard, consists of 8R and each reel may be bought sepa- Say it with pearls. 105min 16-si-apply 35- rately at $50 each or rented for $3 per reel. si-nf-apply 1925 Int. dental health Reel 1, History and organization; Reel 2, found. 617.6 Air service; Reel 3, Academy; Reels 4 and 5, Service afloat; Reels 6 and 7, Serv- Produced by Dr Louise C. Ball, this film ice ashore; Reel 8, Cutter Northland in consists of three parts of two reels each Alaska and any part may be secured separately Jh-sh (35mln 16-si-apply 35-si-nf-apply 1925 Int. dental health found.) "This film is on the home care of the 6 1 6 Pathology. Diseases teeth and nutrition. It is popular, some- times humorous, and suitable for children and grown-ups." Producer 616.2 Diseases of the respiratory system Science makes a dentifrice. 15min 16-si- Confessions of a cold. iSmin 16-si-$30 35- loan 35-si-nf-loan 1937 General busi- si-f-nf-$75 1929 Nat. motion picture ness 617.6 616.2 DISTRIBUTORS DISTRIBUTORS 16mm: Den Dyn WFS YMGA 16mm: Col Conn Kan 35mm: Den Dyn WFS YMCA 35mm: Ind Sponsored by the Kolynos company Information given has not been verified "An . . . outline of the development and by the Producer for this Supplement production of a 'Professional Prescription'

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Science makes a dentifrice Continued 62131 Generation of electricity

for a . . . dentifrice, with travelogue scenes representing world-sources of products, Principles of current generation. 24min representing germ kill- microscopic scenes 16-si-$48 35-si-nf-$160 prior 1927 ing, and demonstration of harmless polish- ing, and other pertinent factors embel- DeVry 621.31 lished with . . . animation and trick pho- DISTRIBUTORS tography. Suitable for lay audiences with 16mm: Cal Ed lo VES YMCA sufficient interest and accuracy for pro- "The specific aim of this film is to fessional groups." Producer make clear the principles involved in the genera- el-Jh-sh Guide tion of electrical power, and to further correlate the practical and theoretical sides of the phenomenon of electromagnetic In- 617.7 Care of the eye duction. . . Will also serve to explain some of the manufacturing methods used to build electro-magnetic machines which Thru life's windows. 13min 16-si-$ll; rent are used for the commercial generation

$1.50 Inst, cinema serv. 617.7 of power. . . Will dispense with the ne- DISTRIBUTORS cessity of the costly laboratory apparatus 35 mm: Ind NJ Minn needed to demonstrate the principles of "The film shows by animation, by actual power generation." Iowa univ. examples, and by comparison with camera Jh-sh-c Guide lenses, the structure, operations, and func- tions of the human eye. Technically cor- rect in every detail, yet told with the 621.312 Central stations utmost simplicity." Indiana el-jh-sh Water power. (Human geography ser.) lOmin 16-sd-$50 35-sd-nf-$100 1937 Vision. llmin 16-sd-apply 35-sd-f-apply Erpi 621.312 Gaumont British 617.7 "Made with the cooperation of the Na- DISTRIBUTORS 16m,m,: tional Ophthalmic Treatment Board. The Geo structure of the eye is shown in detail by "The concept of potential power from means of models and diagrams, and the water Ib introduced by the water cycle working of the eye is explained by an ex- which furnishes a never-ending source of amination of the optical system of a cam- power. It is shown how rapids and water- era, together with structural changes in- falls, by this use, were changed from hin- dicating short or long sight and the cor- drances to aids to man's progress. The rection and relief given by correct glasses. body of the picture traces tiie development The relation of the eyes to the rest of of water power, chiefly in the United' the body is illustrated by diagrram, and States, from the small mill of the early emphasis is given to the advisability of Colonist to such modern projects as Niag- seeking advice in cases when medical at- ara, Boulder Dam, and the Tennessee Val- tention is needed in addition to glasses." ley. There is an informative sequence on Producer jh-sh Guide the transformation of kinetic energy of the waterfalls into potential energy through the hydro- electric plant illumina- tive technical animation explaining the tur- 619 Veterinary medicine bine. The film concludes with a world- wide survey of potential water power in Suppressing the foot-and-mouth disease the main river systems of the continents." 619 Producer sh Guide DISTRIBUTORS 35m,m: Tex 621 .37 Electric measurements This film, listed in the January, 1937 Supplement of the Educational Film Cat- alog, has been withdrawn by the Producer Principles of electrical measurement. (Elec- but it may still be rented from the Dis- tricity ser.) 48min 16-si-$96 3S-si-nf- tributor indicated in italics $320 prior 1927 DeVry 621.37 DISTRIBUTORS little pig stayed This home. 2R 35-si-nf- 16mm: Cal Ed lo VES YMCA loan 1928 U.S. agric. 619 "Deals with the construction and opera-

DISTRIBUTORS tion of electrical instruments. . . Also 35mm: Cal loS explains the operation of a number of A Bureau of animal industry film electrical measuring devices, whereas only a few are available for demonstration in "Tragedy in the guise of hog cholera most schools." Iowa univ. stalks onto the Bromwell farm. Serum, virus, and scientific hog lot sanitation lift "Fundamental measurements. Electrical the yoke." Iowa state college standards. Theory and construction of sh-c electrical measuring instruments. Volt- meters. Ammeters. Wattmeters. Power- factor meters. Synchroscopes. Frequency meters. Thermometers." California 620 Engineering Jh-sh Guide

621.3 Electricity. Applications 621.38 Electric communication

Dynamic America. 24min 16-si-sd-loan 35- Communication news and views #1. llmin si-sd-nf-loan 1928 Westinghouse 621.3 16-sd-loan Bell telephone co. of Pa. DISTRIBUTORS 621.38 S5m,m: NJ "News reel type of film showing three "Story of electricity, done in a non- of the outstanding developments in the technical and entirely popular manner." telephone industry. An experiment, in Producer jh-sh -trade which a short wave radio telephone circuit

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Communication news and views #1 Cont. Telephone memories. 20min 16-sd-loan of Pa. 621.385 is used between Boston and Provincetown, 1931 Bell telephone co. Mass., is viewed and described. In con- "A lecture on the invention, develop- trast to tliis, the original experiment of ment and growth of the telephone by Dr. Alexander Graham Bell and his assistant Watson who worked with Alexander Gra- is pictured. Scenes of various winter ham Bell on his original invention." Pro- sports are shown and compared to those ducer to overhead wires. The of winter damage 16-sd-$25 meaning of snow and ice to the Telephone Underwater speechways. ISmin Company Is described." Producer 35-sd-nf-loan Western electric 621.385 Communication news and views #2. 12min DISTRIBUTORS of Pa. 16mm: An Bell YMOA 16-sd-loan Bell telephone co. S5vim: YMCA 621.38 "Industrial and engineering high spots "Views and description of a big trans- in the making and use of submarine tele- oceanic telephone amplifier tube and its phone cable. Three of the most interest- manufacture. Tour of a teletypewriter ing installations are shown—the Cape Cod central office and talk on its operation. to Martha's Vineyard cable, the Golden Description and pictures of directional an- Gate cable at San Francisco, and the tennae used in long, short and ultra short Mississippi River cable in Louisiana, end- wave radio telephony." Producer ing with a short dramatic sequence of Synchronized with 16-sd-loan Mississippi flood scenes. Network broadcasting, llmin a narrative and a musical score." Dis- Bell telephone co. of Pa. 621,38 tributor jh-sh -c-trade "A picture and narrative description of the part telephone circuits play in modern radio broadcasting. Animated portrayal of 62 1 .4 Gas and oil engines the large networks." Producer Jh-sh Diesel engines. 33min 16-sd-loan 35-sd-nf- Studies about communication. iSmin 16-si- loan 1936 Int. harvester 621.4 $10.50 1936? Purinton 621.38 DISTRIBUTORS "Actual situation of forty school chil- 16mm: Tex dren in class and activity groups, working "This film shows the inner operations on: wireless and telegraph, radio, print- of the International harvester diesel, cut- ing press and newspaper, carrying the away views of working parts, and preci- mall, flag signals, signs and symbols, an- sion manufacture. The fuel pump, fuel cient writing methods, etc." Producer filtering system, patented starting device, el-Jh oiling system, valves, cams, gears, and other features are all brought out by both direct photography and animated draw- 621.385 Telephone ings." Producer c Call of the East. lOmin 16-sd-loan Bell Making a V-type engine. 30min 16-si-loan telephone co. of Pa. 621.385 35-si-nf-loan 1936 Bur. of mines 621.4 "A pictorial tour of San Francisco's DISTRIBUTORS Chinatown and its telephone central office." 16mm: Col lo Mass NJ Producer 35mm,: Kan Concerning crossarms. iSmin 16-si-$20 35- Made in cooperation with the Ford motor si-nf-loan 1922? Western electric company 621.385 "Shows the unloading of ore boats, stor- age of iron ore, changing and tapping of DISTRIBUTORS blast furnaces, adding alloys, building 35mm: YMCA molds, and casting molten iron. Other "Fir trees ancient as the Roman Empire scenes picture heat treatment and machin- from the slopes of the Cascade and Olympic ing operations on various parts of the mountains supply most of the parent stock engine, as well as the checking of finished for our electrical pole and conduit equip- parts for accuracy. The picture concludes ment." Producer with assembling the various parts to com- sh -trade plete the engine which is then tested and placed in the chassis of an automobile." Manual trick assembly 621.385 Producer jh-sh-c DISTRIBUTORS 35m,m: NJ Story of the gasoline motor 621.4 This film, listed in the This ffim, listed in the Educational Film January, 1937 Catalog, Supplement of the Educational Film Cata- 1936, has been withdrawn from log has been withdrawn by the Producer circulation but may still be rented from the Distribu- tor indicated in italics 621.5 Refrigerating machinery Seagoing telephones. llmin 16-sd-loan Bell telephone co. of Pa. 621.385 How the General electric icing unit works "A story and description of present 621.5 day ship-to-shore telephone service, show- ing equipment in use on the great ocean This film, listed in the January, 1937 liners and at shore stations." Producer Supplement of the Educational Film Cata- Jh-sh log has been withdrawn from circulation Telephone call. 15min 16-si-$20 35-si-nf- loan 1924? Western electric 621.385 621.9 Machine tools DISTRIBUTORS 35mm: KJ Graphic representation of machine opera- "Following the voice . . . through the tions. 30min 16-si-loan 35-si-nf-loan various pieces of apparatus and electrical current carriers which speed it from lip 1935 Mass. inst. of tech. 621.9 to ear." Producer "Contains scenes in the laboratory of Jh-sh-c the actual operations of a machine tool

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Graphic representation of machine opera- forced-arch bridge; made on the Swift Island Bridge over the Peedee River in tions Continued North Carolina." California according to the drawings supplied by the draftsman. It gives graphically the •March of progress, llmin 16-sd-$36; rent conventions used in engineering drawings $1.50 1937 Bell & Howell 624 so that the student may understand the methods used in the machine shop and "Construction and gala opening of San the reasons for the standardization of Francisco's magnificent new bridge. Open- these conventions." Producer ing ceremonies, and colorful night parade sh-c in San Francisco. Musical background." School management Industrious diamonds 621.9 el-Jh-8h DISTRIBUTORS 16mm: Tex 625.7 Roads. Highways SSvim,: Tex This film, listed in Educational Film Building the Mount Vernon Memorial high- Catalog, 1936, has been withdrawn by the way. 2R 35-si-nf-loan 1934 U.S. agric. Producer but it may still be rented from the Distributor indicated in italics 625.7 A Bureau of public roads film Something new under the sun. IR 16-si- "Shows how the highway was con- loan 35-si-f-nf-loan General electric structed." Producer Jh-sh 621.9 "Describes a new high-speed cutting ma- Granite block paving. IR 35-si-nf-loan 1922 terial which ranks next to the diamond in U.S. agric. 625.7 hardness and with which even glass can a Bureau of public roads film be machined. This material is a product of laboratory research, and is manufac- "From the quarry to the finished pave- tured by the Carboloy company under ment in large cities. Of general technical the trade name Carboloy. The film dem- interest." Producer onstrates the great superiority of Carboloy Jh-sh over ordinary high-speed tool steel." Pro- ducer jh-sh Highroads and skyroads. IR 16-si-loan 35- si-nf-loan 1922 U.S. agric. 625.7 DISTRIBUTORS 622.2 Practical mining 16mm: OreS A Bureau of public roads film Story of rock drilling 622.2 "Building government roads through the This film, listed in the January, 1937 national forests; obstacles overcome and Supplement, of the Educational Film Cat- scenic beauties reached." Producer alog has been withdrawn from circulation Maintenance of roads. 2R 16-si-loan 3S-si- nf-loan 1932 U.S. agric. 625.7 622.33 Coal mining DISTRIBUTORS 16mm: Cal OreS Coal. 18min 16-sd-apply 35-sd-f-apply A Bureau of public roads film 1936 Gaumont British 622.33 "Emphasizes the importance of keeping roads in good condition and shows some "Account of the transformation of pri- of the ways in which It may be done. meval forests into vast coal beds, and the Points out that adequate maintenance manner in which coal is now being mined tends to make roads safer for traffic, re- from the pits." Producer duces the upkeep cost of roads and also Guide the operating costs of motor vehicles." California 623.8 Naval architecture 626 Canals Propeller making. (Industry ser.) 8min 16- Canals in United States history. 13min 16- sd-apply 35-sd-f-apply Gaumont Brit- si-rent $1.50 1920 Soc. for visual educ. ish 623.8 626 Shows the manufacture of ship pro- pellers In Dartford DISTRIBUTORS el-Jh-sh Guide 16mm: VES The purpose of the film—to show the in- Shipyard. (Face of Britain ser.) 24min 16- teresting changes in type and dimensions which canals sd-apply 35-sd-f-apply 1935 underwent to make cleai Gaumont their importance in American commerce British 623.8 and to show the relationship to the growth "A film of the execution of a primary and development of the country—is ac- British industrial achievement, the con- complished through the use of many ani- struction and launching of a great ocean- mated maps, charts and diagrams going liner. Produced by Paul Rotha, it c Guide Is a study of everyday occupations." Dis- Sault Ste. Marie. tributor Jh-sh Guide Locks at 15min 16-si- $25; rent $1.25 1937 Educ. film serv. 626 624 Bridges "Special care was taken in this film to show the action of the locks in lowering America's great bridge test. IR 16-si-loan and raising boats. Great ore boats are

shown going both up and . . 35-si-nf-loan 1929 agric. down. A U.S. 624 few scenes of old canals along the Lehigh A Bureau of public roads film River provide contrast in size and equip- "A technical study of the tests made to ment." Producer determine the strength of a modern rein- Jh Guide

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626.8 Irrigation 627,8 Dams

Conveying and measuring irrigation water. Boulder dam from start to finish. ISmin 2R 16-si-loan 35-si-nf-loan 1932 U.S. 16-si-$12 1936 Hollywood film enter- agric. 626.8 prises 627.8 DISTRIBUTORS DISTRIBUTORS 16mm: Cal OreS 16mm: AdB story of Offered Bureau of agricultural engineering Complete Boulder dam. A light film on amber stock Jh-sh-c "Use of gates, flumes, and siphons; methods of proportioning water types of Challenge of the T.V.A. 45min 16-si-rent weirs (including the Parshall flume); and $4 1936 Harmon found. 627.8 the value of the soil tests." Producer DISTRIBUTORS 16 mm: YMCA Irrigating field crops. 2R 16-si-loan 35-si- "The film shows the actlvitiea of the nf-loan 1932 U.S. agric. 626.8 T.V.A. as bound up in the control and DISTRIBUTORS use of water. The work centers in the con- 16min: Col OreS struction of large dams which in addition A Bureau of agricultural engineering to serving the national defense are shown film to be controls for destructive floods, aids to navigation, and creators of electric "Up-to-date practices in the flooding, power." Producer the furrow, and the corrugation methods of Jh-8h-c Guide 25c irrigation, sub-irrigation; the border, the check and the sprinkler methods." Colo- Grand Coulee dam. 28min 16-si-loan 35-si- rado nf-loan 1936 Dept. of interior 627.8 DISTRIBUTORS 16mm: Brig Geo 627 Salvage "Preliminary construction work on the largest irrigation structure in the world, which will form a reservoir 150 miles in

length. . . Views of the area and cross to the rescue. 12min adjacent American Red Irrigated lands and harvesting of crops 16-si-sd-loan 1936 Ganz 627 are shown." Producer "A graphic portrayal of the heroic work jh done by the Red Cross in rescue and re- Norris dam construction. 30min 16-si-loan lief work during the floods which swept the Bast early [in 1936]. It shows the 35-si-nf-loan 1936 TVA 627.8 havoc wrought by the swirling waters DISTRIBUTORS which swept everything before them, and 16mm: Geo OreS the rescue of trapped victims by coura- Cross Uses straight photography and animated geous Coast Guardsmen and Red drawings volunteers. Then follows in . . . summary the detailed work of the highly-organized "A semi-technical subject showing how Red Cross units and departments in han- the Clinch River dam was built." Producer dling the various phases of the flood Jh-sh-c emergency, aiding and comforting the home- less victims, restoring them to normal liv- Roosevelt dam. ISmin 16-si-$15; rent $1 ing." Distributor 35-si-f-nf-$65; rent $2 Roosevelt house el-Jh-sh-c 627.8 DISTRIBUTORS Mad Ohio. ISmin 16-si-$36; rent $1 1937 16mm: Wis YMCA Bell & Howell 627 S5mm: YMCA "The building of the great dam. Tens Effect of flood on River cities Ohio of thousands including Wheeling, Portsmouth, Cincin- of acres of arid desert land in Arizona turned into fertile farms by nati, etc. el-Jh-sh-c the Reclamation Act; the farms, the fin- ished dam, and Colonel Roosevelt at the Man against the river. lOmin 16-sd-loan dedication of the dam in 1911." Producer 35-sd-f-loan 1937 WPA 627 Jh-sh-c "Picture of the great Ohio valley flood Storage and diversion dams 627.8 of 1937. The camera records the rise of This film, listed in the the waters in the upper valley, traces the January, 1937 Supplement of the Educational Film path of the mighty flood to the mouth of Cat- alog has been withdrawn from circulation the Mississippi and provides a telling argu- ment for proper flood control. Fire, famine Tennessee valley authority at work. Umin and disease follow hard in the wake of 16-si-sd-loan 35-si-sd-nf-loan 1936 the torrent. Then come the shock- troops of disaster—Works Progress Administra- TVA 627.8 tion employees thrown into the breach to DISTRIBUTORS cooperate with other Federal agencies, local 16mm: Geo and state organizations in the work of "General picture of the TVA develop- rescue and rehabilitation." Producer ment. Music by the Army band." Pro- jh-sh ducer Jh-sh-c

Raising the S 51. 25min 16-si-apply Edited pictures 627 628 Sanitary engineering DISTRIBUTORS 16mm: VES 628.1 Water supply engineering Produced by Fox Filter. lOmin 16-sd-apply 35-sd-f-apply "Raising this United States submarine established an entirely new engineering Gaumont British 628.1 method in the salvaging of sunken ships." "The incredible number of ferocious- Distributor Jh-sh looking creatures (seen under a micro-

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67 628.3-629.1 EDUCATIONAL FILM CATALOG

Filter—Continued Childrens' airport excursion. ISmin 16-si- scope) that float about in a reservoir $10.50 1936? Purinton 629.1 have to be seen to be believed. Ingenious DISTRIBUTORS filtration, however, catches them long be- 16mm: AdB fore they get into the pipes, so that when the taps are turned at home what comes Received first award at the California Pacific international exposition out is . . . just water." Producer Jh-sh Guide "Forty-two children emerge from a mod- ern school bus at an airport, and thrill at: fantastic looking radio equipment; type- writers that run themselves; airmail de- 628.3 Sewage disposaJ livery methods; radiophone communica- tion; planes taking off, and planes landing; huge hangars, and in them huge planes Garden castles. 13min 16-si-apply 1934? equipped with a maze of scientific instru- ments." Producer 111. Dept. of health 628.3 el Sponsored by the U.S. Public health service Cushion landings. iSmin 16-si-loan 35-si- "This picture deals entirely with the nf-loan 1930 Goodyear 629.1 construction of outside toilets. Every Advertising film for Goodyear Airwheels detail of the construction of these sani- tary units so as to meet modern re- "Particularly interesting ... to aviators, quirements of sanitation is visualized." airplane schools, instructors, pilots and Producer others to whom aeronautical science has an appeal. Many views were taken with the camera fastened far out on the wing of the plane and focused on the wheel for the best studies during flights 628.9 Lighting takeoffs, and landings. A full balloon tire ... is mounted directly on the hub—without rims, Light for living. 40min 16-sd-loan General spokes or wheels. The picture shows the cushioning effect in landings and the . . . electric 628.9 traction in snow, sand, mud and Ice. The Available from the Cleveland ofiice only spectator sees how pround looping is elimi- "Discussion of lighting in the home. It nated and practically absolute security is

brings out . . . the correct standard of given the craft in cross-wind landings, lighting and some interesting facts con- or coming in with a flat tire. . . A close- cerning defective eyesight, and demon- up shows a Goodyear Airwheel, purposely strates how adequate lighting can minimize cut and deflated—at times twisted out of eye-strain." Producer its proper shape—setting the plane down gently, causing no injury to the carcass." Producer First 10 years of flying. lOmin 16-sd-apply 629. 1 Aeronautics Garrison 629.1 DISTRIBUTORS America from the air. 20min 35-sd-f-nf- 16mm: Mod Wis loan 1933 Norris 629.1 "Oringinal scenes of the breath-taking pioneering of the early flyers: "This is the first of series of sight- Dumont, a "Wright brothers, seeing trips through the United States by Curtiss, Bleriot, etc. The first dirigible, first monoplane, first aeroplane, visiting each state, its territo- to ries and possessions. The picture shows cross the English channel, first woman flyer, etc. Original scenes of the stunt a group of passengers in a plane. . . while the Co-Pilot delivers a descriptive narra- flyers who sacrificed their lives during 1910-27." tive, arranged from authentic data, which the period, Distributor is historically accurate. It embraces the state Jh-sh-c Capitol and state buildings, principal cities, Flying clipper cruises industrial and manufacturing- centers, har- to Rio 629.1 bors, agricultural districts, National Parks, DISTRIBUTORS historical and geographical landmarks, and 16mm: AdB many other educational scenic and im- This film, listed in the April, 1937 Sup- portant points of interest. . . In this first plement of the Educational Film Cata- subject, which deals with the state of log has been withdrawn by the Prodxicer California, the Governor appears, welcom- but may still be rented from the Distrib- ing the Co-Pilot and extending his greet- utor indicated in italics ings, compliments and best wishes to the Governors of each of the other states Flsring cub. IR 16-sd-loan 1937 YMCA which are to follow in this series." Pro- 629.1 ducer Produced by Taylor air craft company Autogiro. (Our world in review ser.) "Construction and test flight of Amer- ica's fastest selling airplane." Distributor lOmin 16-sd-$50; rent apply 1937 el-Jh Gutlohn 629.1 DISTRIBUTORS Flying the Lindbergh trail 629.1 16mm: FiL IdP VES YMCA DISTRIBUTORS 16mm: AdB IdM Originally produced by Pathe and re- edited in 1936 for this series This film, listed in the January, 1937 Supplement of the "E. D. Rice, head of the autogiro Educational Film Cat- com- alog has been withdrawn the pany, explains Juan de la Cierva's in- by Producer but may still be rented from the Dis- vention: what keeps the plane aloft, how tributors indicated in italics the blades turn automatically to exert a lifting force, how gravity keeps them re- Greatest airship dock. ISmin 16-si-loan 35- volving, how they are hinged, why they si-nf-loan 1929 Goodyear 629.1 do not fold up like an umbrella. We then see a real autogiro taking the jumps on DISTRIBUTORS a racetrack at eight miles an hour, and 16mm: Geo lingering aloft in the same spot indefinitely P. W. Litchfield, President of the Good- in a twenty mile breeze." Distributor year rubber company is shown turning

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Greatest airship dock Continued and shows each step Involved, ending with a flight by an airman with the aid of a the first sod at the site of the structure completed map." Producer of this huge airship dock. The film also sh-c shows the raising of giant arches and 01 n c 1 ^n • 1 ^ ^ , other work in connection with the actual oky neets of the navy. lOmin 16-si-sd-loan construction as well as the first ceremony 35-sd-f-loan 1935 Navy recruiting in the dock which was the driving of the serv. golden rivet into the first main ring for 629.1 the U.S.S. Akron "Aviation in the navy and part It plays Jh-sh in coordinating with surface vessels. Maneuvers, showing planes taking off air- Hindenburg explosion. 16-si-sd 1937 Castle craft carriers and from bases ashore, firing

629.1 torpedoes and dropping bombs. . . Scenes DISTRIBUTORS of a sham battle at sea." Producer 16mm silent: An Leio Mot Jh-sh 16mm sound: IdP Mans U.S.S. Macon. 30min 16-si-loan 35-si-nf- This film in may be had the following loan 1932 lengths and prices from Castle: 100ft-si-$3; Goodyear 629.1 200ft-si-$5.50; 350ft-si-$10.50; 350ft-sd-$22.50 "Tells the story of the construction of el-jh-sh-c the huge Navy airship U.S.S. Macon by the Goodyear-Zeppelin Corporation; the History of aviation. (Our world in re- christening, the trial flights, the accept- ance by the Navy, the commissioning of view ser.) 30min 16-sd-$150; rent ap- the ship and the flight to Lakehurst. . . ply 1937 Gutlohn 629.1 Many 'shots' show life aboard the air- DISTRIBUTORS ship—the offlcers testing various instru- 16mm: Cal FiL IdP VES ments in the control room just before the ship is taken from the dock for Originally produced a trial by Pathe and re- flight; preparation of meals and their serv- edited in 1936 for this series ing to the offlcers and men; sleeping quar- Any reel may be had separately (16- ters for the ship's personnel; men at work sd-$50; rent apply). Contents: Reel 1, 1903- in the engine rooms; charting the weather Wright Brothers' first flight, 1909-Bleriot's reports received by radio; the long cat- flight across channel, 1910-"Teddy" Roose- walks which serve as passageways; the velt's first flight, The first Parachute jump, telephone system, and, in fact, practically 1917-Army aviators in France, 1926-Byrd everything of interest aboard the giant and Bennett at North Pole, 1927-Lindbergh ship." Producer flies the Atlantic, 1928-Flying Windmill el-jh-sh-c spans English Channel, 1929 -Rocket plane soars in first test; Reel 2, 1928-Graf Zep- pelin crosses Atlantic, 1930-Kingsford 629.2 Automobiles Smith's Ireland to America flight, 1930 Coste and Bellonte's Paris to New York Elements of the automobile V,.. -.cn.T,... o„^ r.„...... 12R 16-si- hop, 1930-Post and Gatty's 'round the ^375. ^^^^ world flight, 1931-The airship "Los An- ^20 3S-si-f-nf-apply Bray; geles," 1931-DO-X visits America, 1933- Films, inc. 629.2 Italo Balbo's Italian airfleet visits Chica- DISTRIBUTORS go's World Fair; Reel 3, 1935-Doolittle's 35mm: Cal I08 Tex record coast to coast flight, 1935-The wing- less autogyro, Individual reels may be bought for $35 1935-The China Clipper, each. 1936-The autogyro with collapsible wings, The rental is $2 per reel, individually 1936—America welcomes the new air giant, "This series of films explains the opera- "Hindenberg," 1936 -Commercial flying, tion of a standard type of automobile mech- Cavalcade of aviation anism by combining actual photography with animated "A comprehensive pictorial history of technical drawings. The work was done in cooperation aviation from the first flight of the Wright with and Brothers at Kitty under the supervision of the U. S. Army Hawk, N.C. to the motor transport epoch-making flight of the giant China corps. Although the film was produced a number of years ago the Clipper." Distributor underlying Jh-sh-c principles of an automobile re- main unchanged." Producer Safety on the federal skyways. 60min 16- "This film is a complete short course in automotive engineering. While scientifical- si-loan 1935 Bur. of air commerce ly and technically correct, it is so simply 629.1 presented that even the uninitiated may thoroughly "A typical flight over a Federal airway understand the details. The picture presents the by a modern air liner is illustrated in otherwise intangible, by means of mechanical models, phantom Reel 1. . . Reel 2 shows the preliminary and animated work necessary to the establishment of a drawings. Each part Is new Federal airway; the survey, and com- complete in itself and may be run sep- arately if desired. It is recommended that mencement of field construction. . . The the feature first part of Reel 3 deals with the com- be presented in a series rather than the entire pleted field and its equipment. number of reels at one Then showing. follows the establishment of an airways The parts are as follows: Run- rotating beacon; the completed ning gear and differential (2 reels); The beacon engine and its operation; the various types now (2 reels); The carburetor (1 reel); Fuel and ignition in use. The next part of this reel illus- (3 reels); Cooling system trates the and clutch (1 reel); Transmission (2 reels); construction of a weather broad- Brakes cast and radio beacon station; the com- (1 reel).'' Iowa state college jn-sn-c pleted station and how It is operated. Following this conies the construction of Progress on parade. 36min 16-sd-loan a medium powered 35 radio station and sd-nf-loan 1937 completed station. The operation of a General motors 629.2 typical key intermediate landing field con- DISTRIBUTORS stitutes the last part of Reel 3. When 16mm: YMCA an airway is completed it is turned over SSmm: YMCA to an air navigation district ofi^ce for Information given has not been verified operation and maintenance. This is por- by the Producer for this Sunplement trayed in Reel 5 which also deals with "Men, methods and materials the as com- preparation of sectional airway maps bined In the construction of the products

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Progress on parade Continued late the consequences of a moment's care- lessness, is shaken with remorse. Time of General Motors. Brief views of re- passes. . . We find the family in reduced search, proving ground, and other cor- circumstances. . . Jimmy . . . selling poration activities." Young men's Chris- papers with news of the 'Big Game' as he tian assn. wistfully scans the pictures and headlines

of his football heroes. . . Then scenes in

a crippled children's hospital. . . As 'the 629.213 Safe driving voice' pleadingly sings 'I Love Life,' Jimmy again appears, smiling through his tears, superimposed over a playground of happy Child safety in traffic. 15min 16-si-loan youngsters . . . and the picture closes 1937 Films of commerce 629.213 with the gripping appeal: 'When you are DISTRIBUTORS tempted to step on the gas, or take a 16mm: Geo chance, just remember Jimmy and for children's sake, drive carefully.' " Producer Presented by the Visual instruction de- el-Jh-sh partment of the National education as- sociation of the United States under the Take it easy 629.213 supervision of its New York Metropolitan branch. Sponsored by the Automotive DISTRIBUTORS 16m,m. silent: safety foundation in collaboration with the Col Highway education board, Washington, 16mm sound: An D.C. This film, listed in the January, 1937 "Throughout the film automobiles are Supplement of the Educational Film Cat- alog has been withdrawn by the Producer made to come to life, in the form of cartoon animation, and talk to the chil- but may still be rented from the Distribu- tors indicated in dren. The cartoon faces register the ap- italics propriate emotions for each situation—fear, delight, annoyance, etc. Through this We drivers. lOmin 16-si-sd-loan 35-sd-f- comedy touch, the sermon on highway apply 1937 YMCA 629.213 safety is preached and the lesson brought This film deals with highway safety. It home without setting up a resistance on was produced by General motors corpora- the part of the class." Producer tion awarded the Guide and was National award el-Jh for the outstanding contribution to safety Goofs. ISmin 16-si-$25 35-si-nf-$50 Auto in 1936. The 35mm print, for showing in club 629.213 theaters and auditoriums having fireproof booth and employing a professionsil opera- "This picture presents a series of tor, is in technicolor automobile accidents which have actual- Jh-sh-c ly occurred. It is very realistic and brings home lessons that are not forgotten. It is particularly suitable for use as a part of the safety program in secondary schools 630 and can also be used by Parent-Teacher AGRICULTURE Associations." Nat. safety council el-Jh-sh Farm factory. 21min 16-sd-apply 35-sd-f- Highway mania. (Our world in review apply Gaumont British 630 ser.) 20min 16-sd-$50; rent apply "Part I shows how the work of the farm 1937 Gutlohn 629.213 and the buildings and arrangement of crops DISTRIBUTORS are organised as an industrial unit, care- 16mm: FiL IdP VES fully planned for the most economic and efficient production of goods. Part II Originally produced by Pathe and re- shows the yearly production schedule of edited in 1936 for this series the farm factory, the marketing of the "An instructional film featuring Lowell goods and the responsibilities of the farm Thomas and illustrating through typical staff, together with the organization of accidents the dangers of reckless driving. daily life and work in a rural community." Gives constructive suggestions and criti- Producer jh-sh Guide cisms on how to correct this evil." Dis- tributor Growing plants without soil. 15min 16-si- Horse sense in horse power. lOmin 16-sd- $30; rent $1 1935 Bell & Howell 630 loan Plymouth motor corp. 629.213 DISTRIBUTORS DISTRIBUTORS 16 mm silent: Wis 16mm: Geo loS NJ Tex 16mm sound: Cen Gar IdP "A very useful lesson in driving, pre- This presents a new scientific method of sented in a most entertaining manner. growing flowers and vegetables, in tanks Suitable both for children and adult audi- with a chemical solution. The film dem- ences." Georgia onstrates the unusual results it is possible el-Jh-sh-c to obtain in size of individual specimens and of quantity, in a small area of space. Remember Jimmy. lOmin 16-si-sd-loan 35- A number of plants are used to demonstrate eflUciency formula si-f-nf-loan 1935 the of the —among them Fireman's fund in- tomatoes, potatoes, gladiolas and even a surance 629.213 weed. It is an Arthur C. Pillsbury film DISTRIBUTORS jh-sh-c 16mm silent: AdB AMNH NJ Produced by Castle U.S. Department of agriculture—its field and services. IR 16-si-loan 35-si-nf- "Jimmy . . . starts on a motor trip to his grandparents, who joyfully anticipate loan 1933 U.S. agric. 630 the homecoming for their anniversary DISTRIBUTORS celebration. On the way . . . their path 35mm: loS is crossed by an impatient motorist in a hurry to keep an appointment. A mo- An Extension service film ment's carelessness—a crash—shrieking "A splendid presentation of the many sirens a. hospital. Another accident has activities of the United States Department

taken its toll. . . At the hospital the of Agriculture." Iowa state college conscience-stricken speeder, realizing too sh-c

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Wee Anne visits the farm. (Wee Anne Great Plains. The production also shows . . . the work which the Resettlement ad- ser.) 30min 16-si-$S0; rent 1936 $5 ministration is doing in the Great Plains Cinegraphic 630 area." Producer DISTRIBUTORS sh-c 16mm: A&B Cal Mo Wia Rain for the earth. 18min 16-sd-loan 35- "A little girl and boy spend a day on the sd-f-loan 1937 WPA 630.973 farm. Ride on a hay rake. Watch mowing "Story of man's struggle with the machine. Play in hay stack. Ride on drought in the Great Plains. Sun-parched Nellie the farm horse. Help steer the trac- earth ravaged by blinding dust storms and tor. See rabbits, chickens, pigs. Help insect plagues ... in the opening sequence. shock the grain and tie it into bundles. The Works Progress Administration begins hide Play and seek in the corn. Feed baby its gigantic task of reclamation and con- kids with nursing bottle. Bid goodbye to servation in cooperation with other Fed- Rover the dog." California eral agencies. Farmers in distress turn el from idleness to the work of building dams and reservoirs to conserve the rain when it falls. An original musical score iby

Reisenfeld] . 630.6 Agricultural clubs Hugo and a simple . . nar- ration [by David Ross]." Producer jh-sh 4-H club work—what it is, and does. 3R 35-sd-nf-loan 1932 U.S. agric. 630.6 DISTRIBUTORS 16 mm: Wis 35mm: Tex 631 The farm Presents the fundamentals of 4-H club work. Designed primarily for adult Electricity on the farm. 20min 16-si-loan audiences 35-si-nf-loan 1935 TVA 631 DISTRIBUTORS 16 mm: Geo 630.941 Agriculture in Scotland "This picture shows the many uses that electricity has on a farm. It reveaJs not only the ways that electricity eliminates Harvests of the soil. lOmin 16-sd-apply drudgery on the farm but it also shows 35-sd-f-apply 1936 Gaumont British how fanners are increasing their incomes 630.941 through the use of electricity." Producer sh-c "This film makes available to the stu- dent of geography an intimate knowledge of the various methods by which the farm- ers harvest the principle crop yields of Scotland: hay, potatoes, fruits and to- \natoes. We are shown the developments 631.18 Marketing of farm produce in farming techniques from the outmoded methods dating back to the last century, Cooperative marketing cotton. 35-si- which are still used on the smaller farms, — 2R to the highly mechanized methods in use nf-loan 1925 U.S. agric. 631.18 on the vast tomato farms." Producer DISTRIBUTORS Jh Guide 35mm.: Okla A Bureau of agricultural economics film "Methods followed by the cooperative 630.942 Agriculture in England cotton-marketing associations, showing the progress of the grower's bale from the gin to the mill, or to the seaboard for export Farming in East Anglia. (Regional geog- shipment." Producer raphy ser.) 4Smin 16-sd-apply 35-sd-f- sh-c apply Gaumont British 630.942 Cooperative marketing dried Divided into 4 units. Winter, Spring, — prunes. 2R Summer, Autumn, this film shows the farm 35-si-nf-loan 1931 U.S. agric. 631.18 in East Anglia in every month of the year DISTRIBUTORS el-Jh Guide 16mm: OreS 35mm: Tex A Bureau of agricultural economics film "Shows what has been accomplished 630.973 Agriculture in the United States by cooperative organizations and gives, in de- tail, every important st>ep in picking, Plow that broke the plains. 27min 16-sd- packing, and marketing prunes. Of in- loan 35-sd-f-loan 1936 Resettlement terest to growers, cooperative oflBcials, dealers, and consumers." California administration 630.973 sh-c DISTRIBUTORS 16mm: AdB An Geo IdP Wis YMCA Cooperative "A saga of the land of the Great Plains marketing—eggs and poultry. area of the United States. Dramatized in 3R 35-si-nf-loan 1930 U.S. agric. ten principal sequences the film traces the 631.18 story of the plains country during the last fifty years. This panorama of American DISTRIBUTORS history surveys the successive movements 35mm: loS in the Great Plains area—the passing of A Bureau of agricultural economics film the buffalo, the successive invasions of "Gives a comprehensive idea of the range cattle, the homesteader and the poultry industry on the Pacific Coast and large-scale wheat farmer. Dramatized, too, of the methods used by cooperative asso- are the disastrous dust storms which whip ciations in handling and marketing eggs across once fertile acres carrying away and poultry." California rich top-soil and bringing tragedy to the sh-c

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Cooperative marketing—livestock. 2R 16- 632.6 Injurious animals si-loan 35-si-nf-loan 1928 U.S. agric. 631.1% Porcupine control in the western states. DISTRIBUTORS 2R 16-si-loan 35-si-nf-loan 1934 U.S. 16mm: AdB Wis agric. 632.6 SSmni: loS DISTRIBUTORS A Bureau of agricultural economics film 35mm: Gal "Methods followed by farmers' coopera- A Bureau of biological survey film in handling sales of tive organizations "Shows physical characteristics of the livestock." Producer porcupine and quills are so dan- sh-c why the gerous to livestock; migrations; great dam- age done, especially to young trees in our 35- Farm women's markets. IR 16-si-loan national forests; how to mix poison bait si-nf-loan 1934 U.S. agric. 631.18 and apply it in 'rest' trees, dens, etc." DISTRIBUTORS California S5m,m: loS Routing rodent robbers. 2R 16-si-loan 35- An Extension service film si-nf-loan 1932 U.S. agric. 632.6 Shows how a large farm women's market DISTRIBUTORS is managed to the advantage of both pro- 16mm,: OreS ducer and consumer S5mm: loS Okla sh-c A Bureau of biological survey film Poultry marketing in the United States. 5R "Shows why and how cooperative con- 35-si-nf-loan U.S. agric. 631.18 trol of ground squirrels and prairie dogs is conducted." Producer A Bureau of agricultural economics film sh-c showing modern methods of marketing poultry sh-c 632.7 Injurious insects

631.2 Farm buildings Alfalfa weevil control 632.7 DISTRIBUTORS Barnyard underworld. IR 35-si-nf-loan 35mm: Gal loS 1928 U.S. Agric. 631.2 This film, listed in the January, 1937 DISTRIBUTORS Supplement of the Educational Film Cat- 16mm,: loS alog has been withdrawn by the Producer S5m,m: loS but may still be rented from the Distribu- tors indicated in italics A Bureau of animal industry film "The whys and wherefores of barnyard Board feet or bored timber. IR 35-si-nf- sanitation." Producer sh-c loan 1925 U.S. agric. 632.7 DISTRIBUTORS Construction of a concrete silo 631.2 16mm: Ed VES DISTRIBUTORS A Bureau of entomology and plant quar- So mm: Ind antine film This film, listed in the January, 1937 "The wormhole borer, pinhole borer, and Supplement of the Educational Film Cat- other insects which attack green logs and alog has been withdrawn by the Producer cured lumber; their habits, and methods but still may be rented from the Distribu- of control." Producer tor indicated in italics Jh-sh-c Control of worms in hogs. 3R 16-si-loan 631.4 Soils 35-si-nf-loan 1935 U.S. agric. 632.7 DISTRIBUTORS Fungi snare and destroy nematodes. IR 16m,m,: Ohio Bureau 16-sd-loan 35-sd-nf-loan 1932 U.S. A of animal industry film 631.4 "Shows methods of control of various agric. injurious hog parasites—thorn-headed DISTRIBUTORS worms, nodular worms, stomach worms, 16m,m: Gal Geo roundworms, lungworms, and kidney A Bureau of plant industry film worms." Producer sh-c "Discloses under the microscope how fungi catch and devour nematodes certain Fighting the in the process by which organic matter corn borer with machinery. is broken down to enrich the soil." Pro- IR 16-si-loan 35-si-nf-loan 1931 U.S. ducer sh-c agric. 632.7 A Bureau of agricultural engineering film 632 Hindrances. Pests "Portrays various methods of using ma- chinery to control the corn borer." Pro- ducer sh-c 632.5 Injurious plants Fighting western pine beetles. IR 35-si- nf-loan 1921 U.S. agric. Banishing the barberry. 2R 35-si-nf-loan 632.7 Bureau of agric. 632.5 A entomology and plant quar- 1929 U.S. antine film Bureau of plant industry film A "Insects contrasted with fire as enemies "Shows how Government forces operate of the great forests of the Pacific coast; to eradicate the common barberry which how the pine beetles destroy timber; con- spreads the black stem rust." Producer trol measures." Producer sh-c sh-c

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Gypsy and brown-tail moths—insect ene- vesting are seen in detail from the first preparation of the field mies. IR 35-si-nf-loan 1928 U.S. for the reaper to the final filling of sacks with threshed agric. 632.7 grain and the stacking of straw." Pro- A Bureau of entomology and plant quar- ducer Jh-sh Guide antine film Grain of rice. ISmin 35-sd-f-nf-apply 1931 "A description of introduced parasites of gipsy and brown -tail moths; how they Modern film sales; lOmin 16-sd-$36; are bred and distributed and how they rent $1.50 1934 Bell & Howell 633.1 work." Producer Produced by Grace G. Huntington and narrated by Wilfred Lucas Hoppers. 2R 35-si-nf-loan 1926 U.S. "This short will show to students how agric. 632.7 the rice is planted and sown in the Far DISTRIBUTORS East and how important a part it plays SSmni: loS in the Oriental diet." Distributor A Bureau of entomology and plant quar- el-jh antine film Korean rice fields. 45min 16-si-rent $3 "Methods of grasshopper control, featur- 1937 Harmon found. 633.1 ing life history and the poison-bait method; illustrating also a community campaign, May be had on a lifetime lease baais Including a big 'mixing-bee.' " Producer at $25 per R sh-c "A twelve-months' cycle of life and work." Producer Horses and bots. 2R 16-si-loan 35-si-nf- loan 1933 U.S. agric. 632.7 Rice cultivation in Japan. lOmin 16-si-loan DISTRIBUTORS Japan tourist 633.1 16mm: loS Ohio OreS DISTRIBUTORS S5mm: loS 16mm: AdB AMNH Kan A Bureau of entomology and plant quar- "This film tells the story of the rice antine and Bureau of animal industry co- industry in Japan. . . Shows the plant- operating film ing of the seedlings in April, the trans- "Shows the three types of botflies; how planting into irrigated paddy-fields, the they attack and render horses and mules wearisome weeding, harvesting by hand, useless for work; methods of treatment and hulling, bagging, and finally cooking and how eradication campaigns are carried eating. (Useful inj geography, commer- out." Iowa state college cial geography, and domestic science [Class- sh-c es]" Am. museum of nat. hist. el-Jh Stable flies and their control 632.7 Wheatlands in East Anglia. This film, listed in the January, 1937 (Regional Supplement of the Educational Film Cat- geography ser.) 19min 16-sd-apply 35- alog has been withdrawn from circulation sd-f-apply Gaumont British 633.1 "Deals with the wheatfields of East Anglia in a most exhaustive manner so 632.8 Plant diseases that spectators of this film gain the maxi- mum of information in an amazingly short space of time. In a sense, Wheatlands Better quality' vegetables through disease shows the transition of Bast Anglian control. 30min 16-si-loan 35-si-nf-loan farming from the horse to the machine." Bayer-Semesan 632.8 Producer el-Jh Guide DISTRIBUTORS 16 mm.: Col Wild rice. ISmin 16-si-rent $1 1933 Har- S5mni: Kan Tex mon found. 633.1 This Is a Du Bay film DISTRIBUTORS "Dramatizes the story of a vegetable 16mm: YMGA grower's trouble with plant diseases and "Depicting the life of a field of wild how the college expert helps him to rice, this motion picture poem shows how eliminate these losses. The disease caus- this film may be made a medium of emo- ing the grower's loss, as well as many tional expression. This picture was pro-

other similar seed-borne vegetable diseases duced by J. "V. D. Bucher. . . The Medi- described by the expert; and the easy tation on Life, in terms of the life his- method of treating seed to prevent disease, tory of the wild rice, ishould bei read with are shown in the film. The field scenes the picture and music rshould be] used aa show the grower's results with seed treat- an obligato." Distributor ment in controlling diseases and obtaining

large paying crops. . . Two . . . pictures of plants growing from untreated and 633.3 Beans treated seeds tare shown]. Other . . . scenes show the distribution of vegetables Beans. 6min 16-si-$6.84 in. . . New York City." Producer 35-si-f-nf-apply Bray; Films, inc. 633.3 "150,000 acre crop of beans in California. . . . Scenes 633 Field crops of cutting with machines, stacking, drying, threshing, sacking, load- ing and shipping." Producer

633.1 Cereals. Grain Soybeans at home. 2R 3S-si-nf-loan 1928 U.S. agric. 633.3 Grain harvest. 9min 16-sd-apply 35-sd-f- DISTRIBUTORS apply 1936 Gaumont British 633.1 16mm: AdB "The distribution of the best farm land A Bureau of plant Industry film and the respective areas In which Oats, "How the soybean is grown, harvested. Wheat, and Barley are grown are shown and handled in shipment in Its native by maps. All the activities of grain har- home, Manchuria." Producer

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633.5 Fibers Marketing Canadian apples. 30min 16-si- apply 35-si-nf-apply Canadian gov't. Two ends of a rope, 4min 16-si-$5 Bur- % 634.1 ton Holmes 633.5 DISTRIBUTORS DISTRIBUTORS 16mm: Okla 16mm: B&H Cen "How the apples are picked and packed 35 mm: WFS —by box in British Columbia ... by bar- "Cutting the stalks of Albaca or Manila rel in the east—how they are carefully graded Hemp—preparing the hemp for market." according to size and quality, and Producer el-Jh guaranteed through government inspection; their journey to the terminal markets; and

the export trade, are . . . in . . . this story of marketing Canadian apples." Producer 633.58 Bamboo el

Bamboo. 20min 16-si-loan 40 min 35-sd-nf- loan Japan tourist 633.58 634.3 Citrus fruits DISTRIBUTORS 16mm: AdB AMNH Citrus fruit in Florida 634.3 "Shows how bamboo Is grown and Its DISTRIBUTORS many uses, such as walking sticks, fishing 16mm: Wis rods, Japanese flute, baskets, dolls, toys, This film, listed in the January, 1937 lanterns, fans, umbrellas and parasols." Supplement of the Educational Film Cat- Am. museum of nat. hist. alog has been withdrawn by the Producer el-Jh but may still be rented from the Distribu- tor indicated Bamboos. IR 16-si-loan 35-si-nf-loan 1929 in italics U.S. agric. 633.58 Golden champions. 15min 16-si-loan 1936 DISTRIBUTORS Castle 634.3 16mm: AdB Wis DISTRIBUTORS 35mm: NJ 16m,m,: Geo A Bureau of plant industry film "Pictures some of the events in Berlin "The economic importance of bamboos; and many other events and games held in photography made by Department ex- this country. It emphasizes in a simple plorers in the Far East." Producer manner the importance of diet in the field of sports. Pictures some of the im- portant agricultural industries of Califor- nia 634 Fruits. Orchards —the cultivation and growing of oranges. Each step, from the selecting and planting of the seed, the picking of Fruitlands in Kent. (Regional geography the golden fruit and packing to its ship- ser.) Umin 16-sd-apply 35-sd-f-apply ment to all parts of the world, is covered. . . The picture concludes with a sequence 1935 Gaumont British 634 on foods that health and training experts After indicating the location of the advise should be eaten not only by ath- scenes on a map the film shows plum, letes, but by everyone interested in good pear, cherry and apple orchards. Various health." Producer spraying methods are considered and desir- el-Jh-sh-c able procedures for March, April, May, June, July, August and September are Harvesting the golden fruit. 7min 16-si- shown. Ways of picking fruit follow and $15 35-si-nf-$30 1926? Scientific film for market preparing of the fruit 634.3 el-jh Guide DISTRIBUTORS Kindly fruits of the earth. iSmin 16-si-$24 16m,m,: Brig 35-si-nf-$60 1929? Films of commerce 35mm,: loS 634 Information given has not been verified by the Producer for this Supplement DISTRIBUTORS "Horticultural film visualizing the orange 16mm: Dud Ed VE8 culture in Florida—harvesting—packing 35mm: WFS shipping." Producer Produced by Pathe Jh-sh of cultivating, picking, pack- "Methods Safeguarding the citrus fruit. IR 35-si-nf- ing and shipping some of the most im- portant fruits, including oranges, apples, loan 1919 U.S. agric. 634.3 grapes, peaches, strawberries and dates. A Bureau of entomology and plant quar- The value of proper irrigation, rapid ship- antine film refrigeration." Distrib- ping facilities and "Methods used in California to prevent utor el damage to orange and lemon trees." Univ. of Hawaii

634. f Apple 634.4 Persimmon Growing Canadian apples. 20min 16-si- apply 35-si-nf-apply Canadian gov't. Persimmon harvesting and storage in 634.1 China. IR 35-si-nf-loan 1928 U.S. DISTRIBUTORS agric. 634.4 Okla YMCA 16mm: DISTRIBUTORS "The story of apple growing—experimen- 35mm: Tex tal work in developing new and better varieties, laying out new orchards, grafting A Bureau of plant industry film to save injured trees, how insect enemies "How Chinese persimmons are grown and are controlled, the glories of blossom handled in the land of their origin. Unique time." Producer method of winter storage is shown." Pro- el ducer

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"Reforestation on the national forests; 634.6 Palmaceous fruits how Uncle Sam is intrenching against a future timber famine." Producer Avocados. ISmin 16-si-$25 1936 House 634.6 New forests on idle acres. 30min 16-si- Information given has not been verified loan 35-si-f-loan Wis. conservation by the Producer for this Supplement dept. 634.9 Some telephoto photography is used in "15 million trees are produced by the this film state nurseries annually. This picture il- "Covers the complete life cycle of the lustrates the nursery activities, and dif- avocado starting with the seed, first stages ferent methods of planting trees for refor- of germination of the seed, young plants, estation purposes." Producer their cultivation. Irrigation and methods of el-Jh-sh-c transplanting. Proper technique in budding and grafting. Orchards of different ages and Pines for profit 634.9 their care. Full bearing orchards with close This film, listed in the January, 1937 up of blossoms, young fruit and mature Supplement of the Educational Film Cat- fruit. Shows bees kept for pollinization; alog has been withdrawn from circulation ducks to eat and kill snails, slugs and other pests. Types of wind-breaks used and mod- Pines that come back. IR 16-si-loan 35-si- ern ranch homes in this section." Producer nf-loan 1922 U.S. agric. 634.9 Date culture in Iraq. 2R 3S-si-nf-loan 1929 DISTRIBUTORS 16m,m: Wis U.S. agric. 634.6 A Forest service film A Bureau of plant industry film showing methods used "How timber will give a profitable return Jh-sh on farm lands not suitable for field crops; good forestry practices and uses of timber." Dates—America's new fruit crop 634.6 Producer This film, listed in the January, 1937 Trees of tomorrow 634.9 Supplement of the Educational Film Cat- alog has been withdrawn from circulation This film, listed in the January, 1937 Supplement of the Educational Film Cat- alog has been withdrawn from circulation 634.7 Small fruits 634.909 Civilian conservation corps Banana special. iSmin 16-si-$24 35-si-nf- $60 1925 Films of commerce 634.7 Alabama highlands, llmin 16-sd-loan 35- DISTRIBUTORS sd-nf-loan 1937 Dept. of interior 16mm: A&B 634.909 Produced by Educational films corporation DISTRIBUTORS of America 16mm: Arts Aua Geo III Ind Io8 "Shows oxen hitched to plows cultivating NatF Ores Tex Wis banana plantations and transporting ba- "The development of state parks with nanas from plantation to ships, by rail. CCC labor around Birmingham, Alabama, Women carrying bananas aboard ships. Ship with a prologue and scattered sequences of at sea. Bananas displayed on fruit stands atmospheric and location shots of impor- and negro child consuming one. Beautiful tant historic, topographic, civic, and com- scenery of Jamaica." Producer mercial features of that area. Musical el-Jh background throughout picture." Producer Why strawberries grow whiskers. IR 35- CCC at work—lake states. 30min 35-si-nf- si-nf-loan 1925 U.S. agric. 634.7 loan 1936 U.S. agric. 634.909 DISTRIBUTORS "Shows the work of the CCC in the Na- 35 mm: loS tional Forests of the Lake States, such A Bureau of plant industry film as nursery operations, reforestation, fire "Suggests methods of handling in transit detection, recreational developments, etc." and on the market to minimize loss from Producer black mould fungus." Producer Changing empire. lOmin 16-sd-loan 35- sd-nf-loan Dept. of interior 634.909 634.9 Forestry DISTRIBUTORS: 16mm: Ariz Aus Geo III Ind loS Chaparral. 2R 16-si-loan 35-si-nf-loan 1935 NatF Ores Tex Wis U.S. agric. 634.9 "The CCC aids in developing the state park system in historic Georgia, working DISTRIBUTORS on: Santo Domingo 16m,m: Cal OreS State Park, noted for its beautiful walls left by an unknown A Forest service film civilization; The Alexander Stephens Mem- "Sets forth the value of chaparral cover orial; Vogel State Park, on Blood Moun- on watersheds in the all-important water- tain; Hard Labor Creek; and Fort Moun- supply problem of Southern California." tain State Park, where Tennessee, Ala- Producer jh-sh -c bama, North Carolina, and Georgia meet. The film also shows the work of educating Forest or wasteland 634.9 illiterate boys in CCC camps." Wisconsin This film, listed in Educational Film Catalog, 1936, has been withdrawn from Cradle of the father of waters, llmin 16- circulation sd-loan 3S-sd-nf-loan 1935 Dept. of interior Future forest giants. IR 16-si-loan 35-si- 634.909 nf-loan 1923 U.S. agric. 634.9 DISTRIBUTORS 16mm: Geo loS DISTRIBUTORS "This picture of 35 mm: WFS the Minnesota state park system shows the source of the Mis- A Forest service film sissippi River, and gives some idea of the

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Cradle of the father of waters Continued and the picture explains the work of the Civilian Conservation Corps in beautify- life, customs and manners of both the ing the state park system of New Jersey." Indians and pioneers in this section. It Georgia also briefly describes the recreational and • educational work of the Civilian Conserva- Sound has been reported poor on 16mm tion Corps in connection with the develop- film but photography beautiful ment of the state." Georgia el-Jh-sh-c el-Jh-sh-c Parks under the lone star. lOmin 16- Down Mobile way. lOmin 16-sd-loan 35- sd-loan 3S-sd-nf-loan 1936 Dept. of sd-nf-loan 1937 Dept. of interior interior 634.909 634.909 DISTRIBUTORS DISTRIBUTORS 16mm: Aris Aus Geo III Ind loS lemm: Ariz Aus Geo III Ind loS NatF Ores Tex Wis NatF Ores Tex Wis "CCC development under State parks in "The development of state parks with Texas with varied scenic views and an CCC labor in the southern part of Ala- Introductory history of the largest state bama, with a prologue and scattered se- in the Union. Off stage narrative with quences of atmospheric and location shots background music throughout." Producer of important historic, topographic, civic, sh-c and commercial features of that area. Mu- sical background throughout the picture." Pilgrim forests. IR 16-sd-loan 35-sd-nf- Producer loan 1935 Dept. of interior 634.909 ECW in Great Smoky Mountains national DISTRIBUTORS park, llmin 16-sd-loan 35-sd-nf-loan 16mm: Geo lo Kan Wis 1936 Dept. of interior 634.909 "Scenic and CCC work record in state parks and forests in Nevv^ England; stresses DISTRIBUTORS the economic importance of park and other lemm: Geo outdoor recreational developments. Areas "Outlines the history of the Great covered—Ellsworth-Bar Harbor highway Smoky Mountains National Park. Shows and Baxter State park, Maine; Moose the Civilian Conservation Corps at work Brook, New Hampshire; Ascutney, Proctor- Piper, Elmore Darling, on this newest of the National Parks. . . and Vermont; Mo- Beautiful scenic shots are included in the hawk trail. Savoy and October mountain, film, giving the mountain scenery in fine Massachusetts." Producer detail. An outline of the educational pro- Sound of 16mm print has been reported gram of the Civilian Conservation Corps poor, but the photography beautiful also is included." Georgia el-Jh-sh-c Saving the beauty of Alabama. 8min 16- si-loan 35-si-nf-loan 1934 Dept. of in- Forest playground. 12min 16-si-loan 35- terior 634.909 Dept. of interior 634.909 si-nf-loan 1935 DISTRIBUTORS DISTRIBUTORS 16mm: ISmm: Geo Geo "Scenic and CCC work record in Geneva "Civilian Conservation Corps work in State Park, Geneva County, near Hacoda. improving public recreational facilities in Old Creek Indian trails, reforestation, and Patapsco Forest Maryland." School man- agement erosion control." Producer Sound has been reported poor on 16mm Sound has been reported poor on 16mm film but the photography beautiful photography beautiful film but el-Jh el-Jh-sh-c Sinews from the soil. lOmin 16-sd-loan 35- Land of ten thousand lakes. 22min 16-sd- sd-nf-loan 1935 Dept. of interior loan 35-sd-nf-loan 1936 Dept. of in- 634.909 terior 634.909 DISTRIBUTORS DISTRIBUTORS 16mm: A&B Ariz Geo lo OreS Wis 16mm: Geo OreS YMCA "Some of the CCC activities in the arid "CCC work in north central and southern section of Minnesota. The relationship of Minnesota with a prologue and scattered recreational areas to the industrial cities location sequences of atmospheric and shots of that section is emphasized in the film. of important historic, topographic, civic, The picture includes scenes of the iron and commercial pictures of the state." mines and shipping facilities." Producer Producer el-Jh-sh-c Summer ends in the Rockies. 12min 16-si- 35- Old lands—new use. llmin 16-sd-loan loan 35-si-nf-loan 1935 Dept. of in- sd-nf-loan 1935 Dept. of interior terior 634.909 634.909 DISTRIBUTORS DISTRIBUTORS 16mm: Geo OreS 16mm: Geo Ind lo Wis "Winter scenes in Rocky Mountain Na- "Covering all state park work in prog- tional Park. Civilian Conservation Corps ress in South Carolina—at Myrtle Beach, work continues through the long winter Cheraw, Poinsett and Givhans Ferry." months." School management Producer Sound has been reported poor on 16mm Sound has been reported poor on 16mm film but photography beautiful film but photography beautiful el-Jh-sh-c Jh-sh Taming the desert. 15min 16-sd-loan 35- Outdoors in the garden state, New Jersey. sd-nf-loan 1935 Dept. of interior 20min 16-sd-loan 35-sd-nf-loan 1935 634.909 Dept. of interior 634.909 DISTRIBUTORS DISTRIBUTORS 16mm: Ariz Geo Ind lo OreS Wis 16mm: Geo lo Wis YMCA "Beautiful shots of the scenery in New "Covering all state park work now In Jersey. Scenes of CCC camps are shown, progress in New Mexico—at Bottomless

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Taming the desert Continued alog has been withdrawn by the Producer but may still be rented from the Distribu- Lakes State Park, Eastern New Mexico tors indicated in italics State Park, and Santa Fe State Park." Producer Friends of man. 3R 16-si-loan 4R 16-si- Trees & stones that speak, llmin 16-sd- loan 35-si-nf-loan 1930 U.S. agric. loan 35-sd-nf-loan 1936 Dept. of in- 634.92 terior 634.909 A Forest service film DISTRIBUTORS "A story picture designed to discourage 16mm: Geo the practice of 'burning off.' Includes spec- "Shows the Alabama Wiregrass Coun- tacular scenes of forest fires." Producer try—Chattahoochee State Park, near the el-jh-sh-c Chattalioochee River—forest pine seeding, planting-, etc. An outline of the turpen- Lest we forget. IR 16-si-loan 35-si-nf-loan scenes of tine industry is included, as are 1935 U.S. agric. 634.92 old Port Morgan, near Mobile." Georgia el-jh-sh-c DISTRIBUTORS 16mm,: Cal OreS Water lure. IR 16-sd-loan 35-sd-nf-loan A Forest service film 1935 Dept. of interior 634.909 "A story of fire and flood—results in DISTRIBUTORS Southern California from a fire in the chap- 16mm: AdB Ariz Geo lo Kan OreS arral cover on the mountains followed by Wis YMCA heavy rain." Producer jh-sh-c "Scenic and CCC work record in Warm Springs and Indian Springs state parks, Georgia. Theme—importance of medicinal Red enemy 634.92 waters in cultural and recreational develop- DISTRIBUTORS ment of a country. Atmospheric shots of SSmm: WFS Warm Springs Foundation." Producer This film, listed in the January, print has been reported 1937 Sound of 16mm Supplement of the Educational Film Cat- poor, but the photography beautiful alog has been withdrawn by the Producer Jh but may still be rented from the Distribu- Where trade winds blow. IR 16-sd-loan tor indicated in Italics 35-sd-nf-loan 1936 Dept. of interior time. 634.909 Spare 20min 16-si-apply 25min 35-si- DISTRIBUTORS nf-apply Canadian gov't. 634.92 16mm.: Ariz Geo DISTRIBUTORS 16mm: III YMCA "The work of the CCC camps in St. SSmm: loS YMCA Thomas and Saint Croix, Virgin Islands. The CCC camps in the Islands are engaged May be had in a French edition also in the growing and planting of young "This film is one of human interest and mahogany and other tropical trees. The explains the forest conservation of Canada. film includes pictures of the surrounding It carries a story throughout and ends with areas to show the need for reforestation a thrilling climax when Jack Baldwin, who and gives a few glimpses of the tropical entered the Forest Service because he situations in which these camps are lo- thought it was a good place to loaf, saves cated." Producer the life of his chief while fighting a forest Sound of 16mm print has been reported fire." Illinois jh-sh poor, but the photography beautiful Jh-sh Stop forest fires! IR 16-sd-loan 35-sd-nf- Winter sun and summer sea. 12min 16-si- loan 1936 U.S. agric. 634.92 loan 35-si-nf-loan 20min 16-sd-loan DISTRIBUTORS 35-sd-nf-loan 1935 Dept. of interior 16mm: An Cal Geo OreS YMCA 634.909 A Forest service film DISTRIBUTORS "A general discussion of the problem of 16mm sound: Geo lo Kan OreS Wis the forest fire, with striking scenes from SSmm, silent: YMCA recent major conflagrations." Nation's schools "Scenic and CCC work record in Grey- nolds. Royal Palms, Highland Hammocks, and Myaaka Forest parks with amplified atmospheric interest through references to early history of Florida." Producer 635.2 Potatoes el-Jh-sh-c How and why of spuds 635.2 634.92 Forest fires This film, listed in Educational Film Catalog, 1936, has been withdrawn from circulation Fire weather. 20min 16-sd-loan 35-sd-nf- loan 1936 U.S. agric. 634.92 DISTRIBUTORS 16mm: Geo OreS 636 Domestic euiimals "Shows how the United States Weather Bureau gathers forest fire weather data Animal husbandry. lOmin and distributes warnings of fire hazards." 16-sd-apply Producer el -Jh-sh 35-sd-f-apply 1937 Gaumont British 636 Forest fire 634.92 "This film is based on livestock, dairy DISTRIBUTORS products, etc. The dairy products come 16mm: A&B Cal from Edinburgh and Glasgow. It shows SSmm,: Tex the bottling of milk, cows sold by auction, This film, listed in the January, 1937 pig raising etc." Producer Supplement of the Educational Film Cat- sh

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Animals in modern life. (Human geography Winter breadline in Wyoming. 5min 16- ser.) lOmin 16-sd-$50 35-sd-nf-$100 si-$5 1929 Burton Holmes 636.2 1937 Erpi 636 DISTRIBUTORS DISTRIBUTORS % 16mm: A&B BdH Col Kan 16mm,: Geo "Bringing the cattle in from the range in storm, feeding in the snow and "This film in the main deals with the the in winter." Colorado wide variety of uses to which animals caring for the herd el-Jh are put in our modern civilization; prin- cipally of course, to furnish food, clothing material, and power. Picturesque scenes from all over the world give typical power uses of animals from the Eskimo sled 636.3 Sheep dog to the Indian elephant. The film shows how few of the 500,000 species of Sheep in psalm and sage. IR 16-si-loan animals have been domesticated—most of them by early man—and now, while power 3S-si-nf-loan 1924 U.S. agric. 636.3 uses of animals are decreasing, more and DISTRIBUTORS more are being used for food and for 16m,m: A&B clothing." Producer 35mm: Okla Jh-sh Guide A Bureau of animal industry film Farm animals. (Primary grade ser.) lOmin "The significance of sheep to man, eco- nomically and spiritually; great flocks in 16-sd-$50 35-sd-nf-$10O 1937 Erpi 636 the West give a general idea of the indus- "The care and activities of farm ani- try." Producer

mals are . . . presented in this film. Jh-sh-c Natural sounds are included. The film treats such subjects as feeding and milk- ing cows, boy leading cows to pasture, feeding of calves, new-born calf, feeding 636.5 Poultry horses, watering horses, colt feeding, feed- ing of pigs, currying and harnessing of horses, cows drinking and grazing in pas- Happy hen and her chicks. ISmin 16-si- ture, cow chewing her cud, goat and kids $10.50; rent $1.25 1936 Purinton 636.5 feeding, sheep grazing, lambs feeding, and DISTRIBUTORS sheep shearing. This film supplements the 16mm: A&B film 'The Poultry Farm' [class 636.5]." Producer el-Jh Guide "A hen and her chicks, a little girl, the family dog, and a beautiful sunset. . . The actual pecking, cracking open of the 636.1 Horses shells, and the tumbling out of baby chicks is shown. . . The little chicks, all bright Blue grass kings. (Grantland Rice sport- and fluffy, are seen climbing over their mother hen, scratching in the dirt pulling light ser.) IR 16-sd-$30; rent apply on worms, drinking buttermilk, sunbathing, 1931 Gutlohn 636.1 etc. The ending is in tint." Producer DISTRIBUTORS el-Jh 18mm,: FiL VES Poultry farm. (Primary grade ser.) lOmin Produced by Van Beuren corporation 16-sd-$50 35-sd-nf-$100 1937 Erpi "Deals with the life of a thoroughbred horse from the time it is a colt until Its 636.5 racing days are over. Scenes of famous "The appearance and habits of adult races and horses are included." Distribu- and young chickens, ducks, geese and tur- tor keys are presented in this film. The film natural Horse power in action. 22min 35-sd-nf- includes such subjects, with their sounds, as the following: rooster crowing; loan 1936 Horse and mule assn. 636.1 chickens roosting; interior of poultry "Ton-weight drafters pit their rippling house; chickens feeding and drinking; com- muscles against dynamometer pulling tests parative appearance of hen and rooster;

. . . hunters soar in perfect form over brooder house and chicks; boy gathering barriers and experts point out excellent type eggs; incubation of eggs; candling of eggs; in some of the finest specimens of American appearance of seven, fourteen and nine-

bred horse and mule flesh. Scenes . . . were teen day old embryos; chicks hatching; taken on the race course, at the side of duck in bush sitting on eggs; ducklings horse show barriers and jumps, pulling just hatched on outdoor nest; ducklings' contest courses, at field demonstrations of first swim; duck and ducklings feeding; big team hitches and in sales lots and duck and ducklings diving in water; goose, judging rings. Recreation on the backs of gander and goslings on nest; goose, gander hunters and park hacks is aJso depicted. and goslings feeding; adult turkeys; com- Comfortable and correct harness is awarded parative appearance of turkey-cock and a part in the film. Care in the pasture and hen; turkeys in brooder house; two month at work, shoeing, and the reason for pick- old turkeys feeding; and turkeys roosting ing a mule with long ears are other parts. in trees." Producer A brief preface by Wayne Dinsmore, el-Jh Guide Secretary of the Horse and Mule Associa- tion of America, Introduces the . . . film." Producer Jh-sh-c Guide 6c 636.59 Ducks. Turlfe^s. Pigeons 636.2 Cattle Duck farming. IR 16-si-loan 35-si-nf-loan Tale of tw^o bulls 636.2 1934 U.S. agric. 636.59 DISTRIBUTORS DISTRIBUTORS 16m.m: Cal Col 16m,m,: Cal OreS This film, listed in Educational Film A Bureau of animal industry film Catalog, 1936, has been withdrawn by the "Breeds of ducks; farm flocks; commer- Producer but it may still be rented from cial duck farming on Long Island." Pro- the Distributors indicated in italics ducer

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Special messengers. (Secrets of nature A Bureau of biological survey film "Shows methods of handling beavers, both ser.) rent apply Gut- IR 16-sd-$50; in pens and in fenced preserves." Producer lohn 636.59 DISTRIBUTORS How to handle foxes. 2R 16-si-loan 35-si- 16mm: FiL IdP VE8 nf-loan 1929 U.S. agric. 636.9 Produced by British instructional films, DISTRIBUTORS ltd. 16mm: AdB Cal "This film begins by showing the de- A Bureau of biological survey film velopment of a homing-pigeon belonging "Shows approved methods of catching to one of the 90,000 members of British and holding as practiced on fox farms. Of pigeon clubs. We see the eggs, the de- special interest to veterinarians." California veloping chick after two days of incu- bation, again after three days, the young bird or 'squeaker' breaking the shell and 637 Dairy and dairy products emerging after 19 days, the 'squeaker' covered with fluff and as a fledgling. The parent birds are shown feeding their young Cheese market of Alkmaar. 4min 16-si-$5 on regurgitated food. Fourteen days after 1932 Burton Holmes 637 hatching, preparation of the young bird DISTRIBUTORS as a racer begins. It is fitted with a ring 16mm: B&H Col Kan Tex on which is its registered number; it is accustomed to the basket in which it will "Cargoes of cheese arrive and are loaded have to travel; it is taken a short distance on two-wheeled carts. They are then test- from its home for trial flights. We are ed, tasted and weighed, ready to be sent shown a good racing pigeon and the long on their way to the markets of the world." pinion feathers and overlapping middle tail Colorado el-Jh-sh-c

feathers . . . are displayed. Pigeon racers Dairy products. ISmin 16-si-$24 35-si-nf- have special clocks for use for races set by a master clock belonging to the club. $60 1929? Films of commerce 637 The day before the race, pigeons have a DISTRIBUTORS rubber ring with a racing number on it 16mm: Ed VES fixed round one of their legs by a ma- 35mm: Pink WF8 chine (in important races the number Is "The modern handling and shipping stamped on the pinion feathers as well) of milk are shown in comparison with and are sent to the starting place. Here days of yore, followed by the manufacture they are fed and watered and finally, at and packing of cheese a given signal, released by a method which and butter in large fac- tories." Producer ensures that all the birds shall leave their baskets simultaneously. The owner, who el-jh knows approximately when to expect his Guardian of your health 637 bird, has to catch it, take the rubber ring This film, listed in the April, 1937 Sup- from its leg and fasten it round cylinder, a plement of the Educational insert the cylinder in the clock which Film Catalog has been withdrawn from circulation automatically registers the time of the pigeon's return. All this is clearly il- Making American cheese in a modern lustrated by the film. The last shot shows cheese factory. 32min 16-si-loan us the champion pigeon which flew from Dam- San Sebastian at the rate of 43 miles per row 637 hour. The photography of this film is good DISTRIBUTORS and moves at a pace that makes it easy 16mm: NJ Wis to follow. close-ups are particularly The May be purchased for well-chosen and unhurried, so that there $45 is really time to take in the facts that the "Milk from the time it is brought to the film presents. The slow motion of the factory until it is made into cheese and pigeons flying at the commencement of ready to eat." Producer the race is excellent." British film inst. jh-sh Turkeys. ISmin 16-si-$25 1935 Beidleman Milk, the master builder. (Motion picture 636.59 health ser.) ISmin 16-si-$30 35-si-f-nf- "Photographed at a turkey ranch in the $75 1935 Nat. motion picture 637 mountains of San Diego county, California, DISTRIBUTORS where a flock of over 1200 turkeys were 16mm,: Wis being prepared for the winter market." Producer el-Jh-sh Guide Information given was not verified by the Producer for this Supplement Titles in any language for an additional 636.7 Dogs $15 "This portrays the sanitary production, Canine capers. lOmin 16-sd-rent $1.50 1934 pasteurization, bottling and other problems Bell & Howell 636.7 relating to distribution of milk. Of interest to parents, school children and professional DISTRIBUTORS workers." Conn, health dept. 16mm: IdP Jh-sh Product of Educational films corpora- tion of America Milk parade. llmin 16-si-sd-loan 1937 "Action portraits of famous pedigreed Milk industry found. 637 dogs. The setter, the chow, the English DISTRIBUTORS bull dog and the graceful greyhound. Grey- 16mm: A&B hound races in slow motion." Distribu- tor el-Jh-sh-c May be purchased for $25 Narrated by Lowell Thomas this is "the story of milk and milk distribution from

636.9 Fur-bearing animals cow to doorstep. . . Shows how milk is gathered in the country, speedily trans- Beaver farming. IR 16-si-loan 35-si-nf-loan ferred to the city, how it is pasteurized and prepared for bottling, 1932 U.S. agric. 636.9 bottled and delivered to millions of city-dwellers every DISTRIBUTORS day." Producer 16mm: AdB el-Jh-sh-c

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639 Fisheries "The picture opens giving a background of Barbara's home life showing her inspira- tion to demonstrate as she cooks for her Abalone pearl fishing. 8min 16-si-$6.05; rent dolls. She enters Kindergarten at 4% years $1 35-si-f-nf-apply Bray; Films, inc. % of age and gets her first opportunity to demonstrate to a real live audience as the 639 teacher arranges for her to make biscuits "Pearl divers securing and delivering for the class. The recipe is titled as she their 'finds'; removal of pearls from the tells what she puts together showing just oyster." Producer how she does it. As the nicely browned Jh biscuits are drawn from a little electric oven, the picture changes to color empha- silver millions. 34min 16-sd-loan Alaska's sizing the quality of the product." Distri- 35-sd-nf-loan 1936 Am. can 639 butor DISTRIBUTORS fashions in 16mm silent: Geo Kan New foods. 30min 16-si-loan 16vim sound: Gan Geo Kan 1936 Castle 641.5 S5m,m silent: Gan DISTRIBUTORS 35 mm sound: Gan 16mm: Geo May also be had in a silent 46min ver- "Something of the romance and color of sion food preparation has been brought into

"Shows Alaska and its industries, espe- this . . . [natural colon picture . . . cially the fascinating salmon industry. through contrast of introductory scenes Shows the life cycle of the salmon, and showing 'Ramona's' kitchen of early Cali- methods of catching and canning salmon." fornia days and the modern kitchen of

Georgia today. . . Presents many recipes in which "A beautifully made instructional film fruits, vegetables, cheese, and meats are on the subject of Alaska and salmon." utilized in modern cookery. Every step in . . Scholastic preparation is . illustrated and the el-Jh-sh-c Guide natural color photography lends its beauty to these many dishes. Included also are Chicken of the sea. 33min 16-si-sd-loan recipes for making fresh fruit cake and Van Camp 639 lemon pie. The correct preparation and serving of fruit juices, of grilling fruits Produced by F. K. Rockett company and sausage, of garnishing dishes with For a special occasion might be able to lemon are shown. Of importance, also, provide a copy of sound version. Shows is the proper arrangement of the table serv-

tuna fishing and packing in the California ice. . . Shows how to mix, freeze, and serve

tuna industry [refrigerator dishesi. . . Of particular in-

el-Jh terest to . . . home economics classes, to Parent Teacher Associations fish. 1930 and Women's Trapping big tuna 4min 16-si-$6 Clubs." Producer Bell & Howell 639 Jh-sh-c DISTRIBUTORS 16mm: Col NJ YMCA SSmm: NJ YMCA 641.6 Bread making A film for sportsmen and naturalists on tuna fishing showing how large quantities are caught In a short time Loaf of bread. 22min 16-si-$40; rent $2 1937 Educ. film serv. 641.6 Trout for tomorrow. 12min 16-si-$20; "The farm scenes may be used from rent $1 1937 California 639 first grade up. Ploughing, dragging, etc., "Artificial propagation of trout. Hatchery harvesting the wheat and milling are scenes: transportation and planting of the shown in Reel 1. Reel 2 shows the making young trout in mountain streams. Fishing of bread in a modern bakery." Producer scenes." Producer €l-Jh Jh-sh-c Staff of life. lOmin 16-si-$20 1934 Dema- Wealth of the sea. 12min 16-si-$20; rent rest 641.6 $1 1937 California 639 DISTRIBUTORS "Commercial fishing operations on the 16mm: BdH Inst Okla Pacific Coast: tuna fishing, trapping spring This story of a loaf of bread begins with lobster, oyster culture. Herring, shad, and the plowing of the ground. It continues sardine fishing." Producer thru discing and harrowing. Then come el-Jh-sh-c fields of waving wheat; the harvest and the threshing; the journey to the grain elevator and the flour mills. Scenes in 640 Home economics a modern bakery follow and from there the bread is sent to the retail store. Chil- dren eating bread and Jam are representa- New adventure. 45min 16-sd-loan 35-sd-nf- tive of the "ultimate consumer" loan Household finance 640 el dramatic story of victories over finan- "A Story of a loaf of bread. 45min 16-si-loan cial difficulties in the lives of two young couples. Promotes use of Money Manage- Am. soc. of bakery engineers 641.6 ment literature of the Household finance DISTRIBUTORS corporation." Young men's Christian assn. 16mm: Geo Kan sh-c Guide Formerly called Staff of life "In this film the first microscope and Cookery a modem microscope are portrayed. 64 L 5 The film shows how the ingredients in the modem bakeshop are stored. It also sets Kindergarten cookery. 7^min 16-si-$10; forth the method used in the modern bake- rent apply 1936 Akin & Bagshaw shop for weighing ingredients, mixing, ris- ing, scaling, rounding, proofing, moulding, 641.5 panning, panprooflng and baking of the Produced by Eugene H. Herrington, Prin- dough. Stop motion photography reveals cipal of AJcott School, Denver in a fraction of a minute the dough rising

si • silent; sd - sound; f - Inflammable; nf- safety; el • elementary; Jh - Junior high; sh - senior high; o - collepe

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Story of a loaf of bread Continued articles. Following this the nurse is shown packing the equipment in the bag." Pro- process which requires 3 hours and the ducer baking process which requires 30 minutes. is A . . . microscopic view of gluten also Demonstration baby's bath in the home. shown. The production of carbon dioxide 2R 16-si-$30 35-si-f-nf-$45-$60 Good- by the action of yeast on a sugar solution rich 649 is another . . . part of this film. This is a non-technical film and very suitable DISTRIBUTORS for general information to individuals, 16mm: Conn classes and organizations." Producer Taken at East Harlem nursing and health el-Jh-sh-c center "This shows the public health nurse visit- 641 .86 Ice cream ing the home to teach the mother how to care for her baby. The technique of the the party. 16-sd-loan 1935 baby's bath is well represented. Of interest Best part of IR to public health nurses and mothers' DeFrenes 641.86 groups." Conn, health dept. DISTRIBUTORS ISmrn silent: NJ Demonstrations of nursing procedure. 16nim sound: YMCA 183min 16-si-apply 1934 Univ. of Produced by DeFrenes for Breyer Ice Minn. 649 is for distribution in cream company and Contents: Open bed, 12min; Post opera- Atlantic states only middle tive bed, 13min; Morning care, 15min; "A highly interesting and entertaining Evening care, IBmin; Hot foot bath, 6min; story of the romance of modern ice cream." Pediculosis & shampoo, lOmin; Temperature, Young men's Christian assn. pulse and respiration, 9min; Cleansing el bath, 13min; Back rest, 6min c 646 Clothing. Hair dressing Solid foods in the infant dietary. 12min 16- si-sd-loan 35-si-sd-nf-loan Libby, For costume of various countries see 1936 391. This number, 646, is used for clothing McNeill & Libby 649 Industry and dressmaking DISTRIBUTORS Clothing. (Human geography ser.) lOmin 16mm,: YMCA 16-sd-$S0 35-sd-nf-$100 1937 Erpi 646 "This film shows the progress made in the last 20 years in the feeding of solid DISTRIBUTORS foods to infants. It shows how the acquir- 16min: Geo ing of a fuller knowledge of the human "This film first describes the typical ways body's food requirements, especially vita- in which backward people use the materials mins and minerals, has resulted in a new in their immediate environment for cloth- conception of the proper diet for infants. ing. It traces the development of textile The film also pictures how extensive re- arts through the hand processes of various search has resulted in the development of nationalities up to the modern mass pro- a special method of preparing various solid duction of the machine age. There are foods so that they can be fed infants at a ample illustrations of the effect of climate very early age. . . The discovery and per- and environment on the materials and fection of a new homogenization process modes of dress. The effect of mass types for solid foods is explained as is the method of production coupled with transportation of combining several foods in one contain-

and communication facilities is shown as er. . . The film is indorsed by the Amer- tending to spread the clothing of the ma- ican College of Surgeons." Producer chine countries throughout the world." c Producer jh-sh Guide Science of finger v^^aving. 20min 16-si-apply 655 Printing 1929 Titus 646 Information given was not verified by Bound to last. 18min 16-sd-loan 1935 the Producer for this Supplement Binders bd. manuf. assn. 655 "Begins with a brief discussion of the DISTRIBUTORS various practices of fingerwaving, drawing 16mm: Fi Gan IdP attention to three definite points of tech- Produced by Ganz and narrated nique necessary to be observed in the by Alois Havrilla. Several old and rare books in the operation if and when a lasting flngerwave Library of Congress are shown. Then the is desired. . . It then proceeds to illustrate process of manufacturing the said technique." Producer binders board is given in detail and also many steps in the actual printing and making of a book. The binding is shown as it is done both by 649 Nursing. Care of children hand and by machine Child welfare. 40min 16-si-rent $1.05 1932 Univ. of Iowa 649 660 Chemical technology "This film was made In the Child Welfare Research Station of the State University For the films on chemistry as a science, of Iowa, and shows activities of the chil- see class 540 dren at play and work ... a film for Women's Clubs, P. T. A. groups, or other organizations." Producer 661 Chemicals Contents of the nurse's bag. IR 16-si-$25 Chemical ethyl alcohol. I5min 35-si-f-nf-$40-$55 Goodrich 649 16-si-rent $3 45min 35-si-nf-rent $3 1932 DeFrenes Taken at East Harlem nursing and health center 661 "This film shows, first, a general view Produced by the Industrial alcohol insti- of the contents of the bag, followed by tute close-ups of the contents in groups of one "This film shows how Industrial alcohol or two pieces, with title cards naming the Is made—cutting of the sugar cane, trans-

si • silent; sd- sound; f - inflammable; nf - safety; el - elementary; jh • junior liigh; s>i - senior high; c - college

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Chemical ethyl alcohol Continued Old Danish sugar bowl, llmin 16-sd-loan portation of molasses to this country, mak- 3S-sd-nf-loan 1936 Dept. of interior ing of the yeast cultures, microscopic views of the growth of yeast cells, the fermenta- ^ 664.1 tion process and the treating of the purest • DISTRIBUTORS alcohol under Federal supervision with one 16m.m,: Geo of the 43 official denaturants. It deals also "Taken in the Virgin Islands, this film with carbonic acid gas, a by-product of the shows scenes in St. Croix; old sugar mills alcohol manufacturing process, and the and machinery; ruins from old Colonial making of dry ice, with its peculiar proper- occupation; natives and street scenes; food ties." Distributor markets; and the new 'rehabilitated' Hfe of the Virgin Islands natives." Georgia el-Jh-sh-c 662.2 Explosives Sugzir. 21min 16-sd-loan 3'5-sd-nf-loan How Jimmy won the game. iSmin 16-si- 1936 Dept. of interior 664.1 apply 35-si-nf-apply 1930? Inst, of DISTRIBUTORS makers of explosives 662.2 16mm: Arts Aus Geo III Ind loS DISTRIBUTORS NatF Ores Tex Wis 16mm: Col NJ "The story of the rebuilding of the sugar industry in the Virgin Islands In- "This explains what blasting caps are, terspersed with scenic beauty what serious accidents they can cause in and intimate glimpses into the lives of the people of the the hands of children who find them and Islands." Producer story handle them carelessly and by method Jh-sh urges parents to warn children against them. Of interest to parents and school children." Conn, health dept. Sugar. iSmin 16-si-rent $1.50 Edited pic- el-jh-sh tures 664.1 662.2 DISTRIBUTORS Story of dynamite 16mm: Col Kan VES DISTRIBUTORS Produced by Fox this film 35m.m: Tex shows the processes of sugar-making—cane, beet, This film, listed in Educational Film and maple el Catalog, 1936, has been withdrawn by the Producer but it may still be rented from Sugarcane and cane sugar. IR 3S-si-nf-loan the Distributor indicated in italics 1923 U.S. agric. 664.1 DISTRIBUTORS 663 Beverages 35m,m: Gen loS A Bureau of plant industry and Bureau of chemistry and soils film Exploring the coffee continent. 30min 16- "Culture and harvesting of sugarcane in si-sd-loan 35-sd-nf-loan 1936 YMCA the South; various stages in manufacture 663 and refinement of cane sugar." Producer DISTRIBUTORS 16mm silent: Col NJ YMCA 16m,m, sound: YMCA SSmm, sound: YMCA 664.2 Sago Produced by Ganz and sponsored by At- lantic and Pacific tea company Sago making in primitive New Guinea. IR "A travelog of South America by plane 16-sd-loan 35-sd-nf-loan 1931 U.S. showing views of various cities and a agric. 664.2 thrilling trip across the Andes. Stops are made in the important coffee producing DISTRIBUTORS countries—Brazil and Colombia. The trip 16mm: AdB An Wis is described by Lowell Thomas." Distributor A Bureau of plant industry film el-Jh-sh-c "Shows with explanatory lecture, how sago ... is produced by the savages of New Guinea." Producer 664 Foods

664.4 Salt 664.1 Sugar Story of salt. ISmin 16-si-rent $1.50 Beets from seed to sugar bowl. IR 35-si- Edited pictures 664.4 nf-loan 1923 U.S. agric. 664.1 DISTRIBUTORS DISTRIBUTORS 16mm: Col Kan VES 16mm: A&B 35m,m: Gen Produced by Fox A Bureau of plant industry and Bureau Methods used in extracting, purifying, of chemistry and soils film drying and bagging salt el "The culture of sugar beets; various steps in the manufacture of beet sugar in modern factory." Producer 664.9 Preservation of meat Cane fields of Calamba. 15min 16-si-$20 Burton Holmes 664.1 DISTRIBUTORS Honor of the little purple stamp 664.9 16mm: A&B B&H Cal DISTRIBUTORS S5m,m: IdP SSmm: loS "The sugar industry of the Philippines. This film, listed in Educational Film Old and new methods, and picturesque Catalog, 1936, has been withdrawn by the plantation lands." Indiana Producer but it may still be rented from el-Jh-sh the Distributor indicated in italics

$i - silent; «d • sound; f - inflammable; nf - safety; el - elementary; Jh - Junior high; sh • senior high; c - college

82 EDUCATIONAL FILM CATALOG 664.9-669.

Meat from hoof to market. iSmin 16-si- of hydraulic mining of sand, the mixing of — materials, production operations, and the $24 35-si-nf-$60 1929? Films of com- testing and use of the finished insulator." merce 664.9 Producer trade DISTRIBUTORS 16mm: Ed VES Great glass blower. 12mi,n 35-sd-f-nf-rent Produced by Pathe apply 1936 French motion picture "Showing the western ranches and Corp. 666.1 ranges, feeding of beef cattle and shipping "Depicting the various stages in the to big packing centers; sheep country and formation of the most exquisite blown

the home setting of the modern pig. The glass shapes and forms. Has . . . musical inspection of animals at the abbatoirs. score by distinguished modern French com-

Tracing the dressed meat to the retail mar- posers. . . Work of Jean Benoit-Levy." ket, and then the home. The great meat Distributor Jh-sh-c raising sections are set forth by animated maps." Distributor el-jh 666.4 Cla\) Romance of foods. 15min 16-sd-loan Ar- mour 664.9 Fire-clay refractories 666.4 DISTRIBUTORS DISTRIBUTORS 16mm: YMCA S5m,m: Tex Produced by Burton Holmes This film, listed in the Educational Film Catalog, 1936, has been withdrawn by the "Sound presentation showing careful se- Producer but may still be rented from the lection, preparation and high quality of Distributor indicated in italics Armour star products." Distributor sh-c 668 Other organic chemic industries 665 Oils Story of bakelite resinoid 668 DISTRIBUTORS 16mm,: Cal Col Ind lo Kan Mo Tex 665.3 Turpentine WFS Wis 35mm: Ind loS Minn Mo Tex Dual-purpose trees 665.3 This film, listed in the January, 1937 This film, listed in the January, 1937 Supplement of the Educational Film Cat- Supplement of the Educational Film Cat- alog is no longer available from the source alog has been withdrawn from circulation given at that time but may still be rented from the Distributors indicated in italics

665.5 Petroleum 668. 1 Soap Story of a Mexican gusher. 30min 16- Romance of soap. ISmin 16-si-$35 Los si-loan prior 1927 Bur. of mines 665.5 DISTRIBUTORS Angeles soap 668.1 16mm: AMNH Brig Mass DISTRIBUTORS 35mm: Kan 16mm: Brig Cal Col Kan Tex Utah "This film illustrates the discovery of "Showing the tropical sources of the chief petroleum In a Mexican jungle. It shows ingredient, cocoanut oil, and its treatment the work done in drilling a well, also to produce a typical delicate toilet soap." dramatic scenes in connection with bring- Kansas Guide ing under control a large gusher. [Useful inj general science and economic geography [Classes]" Am. museum of nat. hist. 669 Metallurgy Jh-sh-trade 669.1 Iron and steel

666 Ceramics Heat treatment of steel 669.1 This film, listed in the Educational Film Catalog, 1936, has been withdrawn 666. 1 Class from circulation

Glass containers. 45min 16-si-loan 1935 Heavy industries. Bmin 16-sd-apply 35-sd- Whitall Tatum 666.1 f-apply 1936 Gaumont British 669.1 DISTRIBUTORS "Shows the pig iron being transferred 16m,m: Geo Mass to furnaces and mixed with ores to give it the qualities of steel and then being poured "A pictorial exposition of manufacturing from ladles into moulds for castings and of glassware, showing In detail the opera- ingots. The work of the forge, and the tions from the mining of the sand to the use of steel in engineering shops and the fabrication of the finished article." Producer shipyards of the Clyde and Forth are seen, sh and the film ends with the launching of a vessel [the Queen Maryj" Producer Glass insulators. 23min 16-si-loan 1935 Guide Whitall Tatum 666.1 DISTRIBUTORS Making American wire rope 669.1 16mm: Geo DISTRIBUTORS 35mm: Kan 16mm: Cal "This industrial film sets forth the meth- This film, listed in the January, 1937 od in use In this machine age for making Supplement of the Educational Film Cat- glass insulators for use on telephone, tele- alog has been withdrawn by the Producer graph, railroad and lighting company dis- but may still be rented from the Distribu- tribution lines, showing in detail methods tor indicated in italics

si - tilent; sd- sound; f - inflammable; nf - safety; el - elementary; Jh - Junior high; sli senior high; c - college

83 669.1-671W EDUCATIONAL FILM CATALOG

gresses to snatches of the grueling exist- Making it tough 669.1 ence of Roman slaves and otlier peoples. DISTRIBUTORS From such beginnings man found and mined 16mm: Tex ^ minerals which he mastered for his use. S5mm,: Tex • There are many views of the mining and This film, listed in the January, 1937 milling of nickel, with emphasis on its con- Supplement of the Educational Film Cat- version into monel metal. Some of the uses alog has been withdrawn by the Producer of this metal are shown, especially its use but may still be rented from the Distribu- in the modern kitchen tor indicated in italics Jh-sh Steel. (Industry ser.) lOmin 16-sd-apply Research paves the way. ISmin 16-si-loan 35-sd-f-apply Gaumont British 669.1 1936 Rothacker 669.7 This Paul Rotha film taken in the great DISTRIBUTORS forges and foundries in the Midland of 16mm: Geo IdP YMCA England shows many of the products of steel huge ships, cranes, airliner, locomo- Produced by International nickel com- — pany tives, frames of tall buildings—as well as actual foundry practices "Explains in a purely technical manner Guide how science has kept step with the march of progress in developing new nickel alloys Steel—a symphony of industry. 20min 16- which will withstand the stress and strain sd-Ioan 35-sd-nf-loan 1937 Am. iron of the world geared to high speed. For technical, engineering, and trade schools & steel inst. 669.1 only." Distributor DISTRIBUTORS Jh-sh-c-trade 16mm,: Geo Produced by Audio "An impression of a basic industry." 670 Manufactures School management Jh-sh-c Manufacture of lap-weld pipe. ISmin 16- Story of iron 669.1 si-loan 35-si-nf-loan 1932 YMCA 670 This film, listed in Educational Film The process shown in some detail Catalog, 1936, has been withdrawn from sh-c-trade circulation

669.3 Copper 67 IW Welding

Long drawn out 669.3 Automatic arc welding. 2R 16-si-loan 35- DISTRIBUTORS si-f-nf-loan General electric 671W 16m,m,: Kan Tex DISTRIBUTORS 35m,m,: loS Tex 35mm: Okla This film, listed* in Educational Film "Shows a number of major applications Catalog, 1936, has been withdrawn by the of automatic arc welding in the manufac- Producer but it may still be rented from ture of automobiles and in the steel and the Distributors indicated in italics electrical industries." Producer Jh-sh-c Mountains of copper. 14min 35-sd-nf-loan 1930 General electric 669.3 Oxwelding and cutting—the modern method DISTRIB UTORS of joining and severing metals. I5min 16m,m: Fi 35mm: Cal 16-si-loan 35-si-nf-loan 1935 Linde "Shows the surface mining of copper at 671W the Bingham Canyon Mine of the Utah DISTRIBUTORS Copper Company. Immense electric shovels, 16m,7n: Col Geo locomotives, and car dumps are shown in "This reel presents the fundamental prin- action." Producer ciples of the oxy-acetylene process for weld- It has been reported that the sound ver- ing and cutting metals. It includes cross- sion is poor from recording standpoint. The section views and animated drawings which silent version is listed below show the internal construction and oper- Jh ating principles. fji^the apparatus used which is the Oxweld low-pressure type. The Mountains of copper, llmin 16-si-loan 35- equipment thus shown includes oxygen si-nf-loan General electric 669.3 cylinders; dissolved acetylene cylinders; Ox- DISTRIBUTORS weld regulators for oxygen and acetylene; 16mm: Cal NJ Oxweld welding blowpipes; Oxweld cutting 35mm: Gal NJ blowpipes; Oxweld acetylene generators." Producer sh -trade "A silent version of film [listed abovej showing the electrical operation of the cutting in production. Part world's largest open-pit copper mine." Pro- Oxwelding and ducer Jh I 671W DISTRIBUTORS SSonm: Kan 669.7 Nickel This film, listed in the January, 1937 Supplement of the Educational Film Cat- Heritage. 9min 16-sd-loan 35-sd-f-nf-loan alog has been withdrawn by the Producer 1934 Rothacker 669.7 but may still be rented from the Distribu- DISTRIBUTORS tor indicated in italics 16mm: Brig Geo IdP lo Kan Mod Tex Oxwelding and cutting in production. Part S5m.m: Tex II 671W This film is sponsored by the International This film, listed in the January, 1937 nickel company. Beginning with views of Supplement of the Educational Film Cat- pre-historic animals in action this film pro- alog has been withdrawn from circulation

«i • lilent; sd - sound; f - inflammable; nf - safety; el - elementary; Jh - junior high; sh - senior high; c - college 84 EDUCATIONAL FILM CATALOG 67IW.676

Oxy-acetylene welding and cutting for alog has been withdrawn by the Producer but may still be rented from the Distribu- repair, maintenance and production. tors indicated in italics ISmin 16-sd-loan 35-sd-nf-loan Linde 671W Pole-pushers of Puget Sound. ISmin 16-si- Produced by the International acetylene $20 35-si-nf-loan 1926? Western elec- association tric 674 "Presents a summary of the many fields "Land and water views of the north- in which the oxy-acetylene process is pro- western cedar industry, showing many fitably utilized. Among the subjects treated thrilling and amusing incidents in the daily are—the welding of refrigerating units, lives of the husky pole-pushers." Distributor cabinets, and many other products; the jh-sh repairing of broken cast-iron parts; and the building up of worn machinery parts Romance of mahogany. 30min 16-si-loan with bronze. There are a number of . . . 1937 Mahogany 674 scenes illustrating the many rigorous tests to which welds are subjected in determin- "Depicts the search for mahogany trees ing and proving their strength." Distributor in the tropical jungles, felling them, trans- sh portation to streams and down the rivers at flood time. The making of mahogany Oxy-acetylene welding of structural steel. lumber and veneers." Producer 30min 16-si-loan 3S-si-nf-loan 1934? sh Linde 671W Teak logging with elephants in Siam. 4min

"This two-reel film presents . . . the 16-si-$5 1928? Burton Holmes 674 story of a large industrial building at the DISTRIBUTORS Niagara Falls plant of the Union Carbide 16mm: B£H Col Kan OreS Wis Co., which was fabricated and erected en- 35mm: IdP tirely by oxwelding. The first reel shows " the various welding operations involved in 'Elephants a-pilin' teak'^-^we find them the fabrication of the columns, trusses, beginning their day's work; their intelligent team work on land and in the 'sludgy, girders and other members, and includes " detail drawings of design features. The squdgy creek.' Colorado erection of the building is shown in the el-Jh second reel." Producer sh-trade Timber-r-r! IR 16-si-loan 35-si-nf-loan 1931 U.S. agric. 674 DISTRIBUTORS 674 Lumber 16 mm,: Cal A Forest service film California giants. 40min 16-sd-loan 1936 "Timber growing and logging practice in Cal. redwood assn. 674 the California pine region." Producer DISTRIBUTORS 16mm: Cal Geo YMCA 35mm prints available on special request 675 Shoemaking only "Takes in every operation of the Red- wood lumber industry. Does not advertise Making of Tioga oak leather. 45min 16- any lumber company and is for the pur- sd-loan 1935 McLarty 675 pose of acquainting the public with Cali- DISTRIBUTORS fornia redwood and the methods used to 16mm: Geo bring this timber to the market." Pro- ducer Guide "Covers the gathering of raw tanning materials in foreign countries, the gather- Forest treasures. 25min 16-sd-loan 1936 ing of hides in the United States and South America and accumulated effort Veneer 674 necessary to the tanning of these hides; DISTRIBUTORS and the consequent manufacture and cut- 16mm,: An ting of sole leather." Producer Prcluced by Atlas educational film com- el-Jh-sh-c pany Story of my life by Mr Shoe. 30min 16- "World wide search for rare woods and the story of their utilization in plywood si-loan 1936 Melville 675 and veneers from Egypt of the Pharaohs DISTRIBUTORS to England's new luxury liner - the 'Queen 16mm: A&B Col Geo Kan Okla YMCA ' " Mary. Distributor "Following the process of shoe construc- el-Jh-sh tion from the time the leather is tanned until it out a finished product. 16- comes An Harvesting the western pines. 30min unusually good industrial film." Oklalioma sd-$58.95 35-sd-f-$125 1935 Screen Ad- el-Jh Guide ettes 674 DISTRIBUTORS 16mm: Geo YMCA 676 Paper Sponsored by Western pine association and narrated by Rollie Truitt Short course in paper making. 30min 16- "Covers the three types of pine trees, si-loan 35-si-nf-loan Glatfelter 676 the various types of logging operations in "These reels show the complete the woods, and transportation to the mills manu- facture of fine papers as accomplished in and the mills converting the trees into lumber." Producer a modern mill. They begin with the cut- ting of the trees from which the el-Jh-sh-c wood pulp is obtained and continue through each Lumbering in the north woods 674 subsequent process:- from preparing the logs for the pulp mill, reclaiming the fibers, DISTRIBUTORS preparing them in the beaters for the paper S5mm: III Ind loS machine, weaving them into a web on the This film, listed in the January, 1937 machine, to finally preparing the finished Supplement of the Educational Film Cat- paper for shipment. Such indirect proc-

«i • tilent; sd- sound; f inflammable; nf- safety; el - el»mentary; Jh • Junior liigh; sh - senior high; o - college

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Short course in paper making Continued Story of silk. 35min 16-si-loan 1936? esses as power and steam production, water Laros 677.4 filtration, laboratory testing and control, DISTRIBUTORS and reclaiming of unused materials are 16 mm: loS also . . . presented." Producer 35 mm: Kan Trees to Tribunes. lOmin 16-sd-loan 35- Condensed from film titled "Romance of sd-nf-loan 1936 Chicago Tribune 676 silk" "Describes sericulture, throwing, knitting Available to fraternal social and gather- of hosiery and weaving of broad silk." ings non-political of nature. May also be Producer el had in a 30min version "The photographic sequence shows the various steps required to produce a metro- politan newspaper. The scenes begin in 678 Rubber the timberlands in Canada and end with delivery of the newspaper to the reader. A voice narrative interspersed with orchestral Story of Goodyear. 30min 16-si-loan 35-si- music and suitable sound effects carries the nf-loan 1931 Goodyear 678 audience along in rapid tempo, explaining "Goodyear's the technical steps and giving an exposi- activities in the manufacture of tires, tubes, mechanical goods, etc., in- tion of the modern newspaper publication cluding theory." Producer methods and systems employed in handling rubber and cotton from the plan- Jh-sh tations to the finished products. . . Clear- ing Sumatra's jungles, planting and grow- ing rubber trees, gathering the juice (latex), preparing the crude rubber for 677 Textiles shipment, modes and customs of the na- tives and various other scenes of life in the tropics are shown. Turning Arizona's Textiles. lOmin 16-sd-apply 35-sd-f-apply desert wastes into fertile cotton fields, 1937 Gaumont British 677 gathering the crops from the vast snowy- white expanses, "This film shows the towns in Scotland the textile mills with their myriads of spindles, acres of in noted for woolen, linen, Jute and cotton. machinery the rubber factories, together other It shows various machines in motion and with features, play the loading of the materials onto ships." an important part in the pro- Producer duction of this film. Operations In lighter- Jh than-aircraft building, flying of ships of the Gtoodyear fleet, building a huge airship fac- tory and dock, work on the huge airships for the United States Navy, also are pre- 677.3 Wool sented." Producer el How all-wool-blankets are made. 30min 16-si-loan 35-si-nf-loan 1935 YMCA Story of the tire 678 677.3 DISTRIBUTORS 16min: Ariss Brig Col lo Tex A 15min version is also obtainable (10- sd-loan YMCA). This film was produced This film, listed in Educational Film Cat- by Caravel films alog, 1936, has been withdrawn by the Producer but it still be rented "Showing the sorting and selecting of may from the Distributors indicated in italics wool, dyeing, weaving and finishing of fine all-wool blankets. Photographed In Kenwood Mills, Albany, N.Y." Distributor el-Jh 679 Other industries

Dangerous dusts. lOmin 16-sd-loan 35-sd- 677.4 Silk nf-loan 1936 U.S. agric. 679 DISTRIBUTORS Fortune builders. iSmin 35-sd-nf-rent apply 16mm: Gal loS OreS 1934 Film classic exchange 677.4 "Shows losses from dust explosions and DISTRIBUTORS fires and outlines preventive measures." Producer Jh-sh -c 16mm silent: Inst WFS S5m,m sound: IdP "Interesting life story of the silk worm." Explosive dusts 679 Washington DISTRIBUTORS Ken Silk culture in Japan. (Wonders of the S5mm: This film, listed in the January, 1937, ser.) 16-si-rent 1935 Bell world $1 & Supplement of the Educational Film Cata- Howell 677.4 log, has been withdrawn by the Producer DISTRIBUTORS but it may still be rented from the Dis- 16mm: Wis tributor indicated in italics Bell & Howell offer on this reel also "Cherry blossom festival in Japan" which has not yet been voted upon for inclusion in this catalog. The two subjects together 684 Woodwork run IGmin and sell for $26 to square-up stock. 15min 16-si-$25 Silk industry cherry blossom time. (Won- How — 1936 Twogood & Jones 684 ders of the world ser.) 14min 16-si- "The six steps involved in squaring up $25; rent $1 1934 Bell & Howell 677.4 stock of any size are pictured In normal Scenes of Japan's silk industry and and slow motion to enable pupil quickly to cherry blossoms grasp the techniques Involved." Producer el.Jh Jh-sh

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method of planting, and shows some 689 Batik fully grown plantations in the state." Pro- ducer How batik is made in Java. 6min 16-si-$5 1930? Burton Holmes 689 DISTRIBUTORS 720 Architecture 16 mm: Lew "Javanese maidens weaving the cloth and Colonial architecture. (Our world in re- decorating it by the batik process." Pro- ducer view ser.) lOmin 16-si-sd-$24-$50; rent apply 1937 Gutlohn 720 DISTRIBUTORS 690 Building 16mm silent: FiL VES 16mm sound: FiL IdP VES YMOA House of dreams. ISmin 16-si-loan 1936 Originally produced by Pathe and re- Am. brass 690 edlted in 1936 for this series DISTRIBUTORS "Through Greenfield Village, Henry 16mm: AMNH Brig Cal Geo Ind lo Ford's adventure into the past: Rose Cot- loS Kan Minn NJ Tex Wis YMCA tage from Gloucester, England; Clinton Inn built in country store seventy-six May be purchased for $30 1831; a years old; the toll house where Whittier "A good film for adults interested in used to play; a postofflce 126 years old; purchasing homes. Shows the advantages the courthouse where Lincoln first prac- in having brass fixtures and plumbing tised law; a beautiful Colonial church; and that cannot rust. [Recommended fon shop a Scotch settlement school built before the work and domestic science." Am. mu- Civil War. Deerfleld, Massachusetts—Here seum of nat. hist. is shown a village beautifully photo- el-Jh-sh-c graphed, typifying the beauty of design and proportion which distinguished the work of the early Colonial 'master build- 694 Carpentry. See 684 ers.' " Distributor jh-sh Fountains, gardens and statuary. (Our 700 FINE ARTS world in review ser.) lOmin 16-sd- $50; rent apply 1937 Gutlohn 720 701 Esthetics DISTRIBUTORS 16mm: FiL IdP VES We are all artists. 45min 16-si-rent $7.50 1935 found. 701 Originally produced by Pathe and re- Harmon edited in 1936 for this series Information given has not been verified "Vlscaya—17th Century Italy brought to by the Producer for this Supplement life in Miami, Florida. A stone boat and a This film all in color uses normsd tmd peacock bridge, a 17th century Leda and slow motion photography the Swan and equally beautiful modern "Shows how school art may function In sculpture by Gaston LaChaise, fountains life outside of school. Grade children apply- and formal gardens—all call to mind the ing the principles of art to flower arrange- Italy of the Doges. The Fountains of ment, architecture and costume." Producer Rome—The Piazza Trevi, the Baths of el-jh-sh-c Diocletian, the Borghese Gardens—monu- ments to the baroque splendor of the Rome We are all artists. 45min 16-si-rent $7.50 of the Late Renaissance. The Moors of square of St. in 1935 Harmon found. 701 Venice—The Marks Venice with its beautiful Byzantine church and DISTRIBUTORS campanile in the background." Distributor 16mm: Cal YMOA Jh-sh "A simple analysis of design as It applies to the work of the great masters as well as to the common objects that surround us, 726 Cathedrals. Temples is pictorially presented. . . Visualizes the effect of the industrial revolution upon

taste. . . John Vassos, Otto Kuhler, Isabel Borobodor and the Bromo. (Wonders of Croo6, Ray Patten and Margaret Bourke- the world ser.) 8min 16-si-$12 1934 Whlte working in their own environment." Producer el-Jh-sh-c Bell & Howell 726 This short subject may be rented with other Wonders of the world subjects for 709 Art—History $1 "A ruined Buddhist Temple, rediscov- Hidden talisman 709 ered in 1814. Each cupola contains a con- DISTRIBUTORS cealed Buddha." Producer 16mm: Tex el-Jh 35mm: Tex Cathedrals of England 726 This film, listed in Educational Film This film, listed in the January, 1937 Catalog, 1936, has been withdrawn by the Supplement of the Educational Film Cat- Producer but it still may be rented from alog has been withdrawn from circulation the Distributor indicated in italics Churches and cathedrals; Cathedral of San- to Domingo, Spanish missions and 715 Tree planting Temple Emanuel in New York. (Our Wisconsin's sheltered acres. ISmin 16-si- world in review ser.) lOmin 16-sd- loan Wis. conservation dept. 715 $50; rent apply 1937 Gutlohn 726 "State and co-operative activities in DISTRIBUTORS planting windbreaks and shelterbelts. 16mm: FiL IdP VES YMCA Shows the distribution of the trees from Originally produced by Pathe and re- the nurseries, demonstrates the proper edited In 1936 for this series

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Churches and cathedrals Continued richness of the advanced culture is reflect- ed in the elaboration of shelter to much "The Cathedral of Santo Domingo . . . more than simply protection from the ele- historic Spanish missions of Texas and a ^ ments." Producer modern adaptation of Byzantine architec- ^ jh-sh ture, the Temple Emanuel in New York City. . . Closeups and comparisons." Dis- Will and the way. 2R 16-si-loan 35-si-nf- tributor Jh-sh loan 1935 U.S. agric. 728 Churches and cathedrals; Chartres cathe- DISTRIBUTORS dral, Riverside church, Notre Dame in 16mm: AdB Oal Paris. (Our world in review ser.) S5mm: loS lOmin 16-sd-$50; rent apply 1937 A Bureau of agricultural engineering film Gutlohn 726 "A story of remodeling and modernizing an 80-year-old farmhouse." Producer DISTRIBUTORS sh-c 16mm: FiL IdP VES YMCA Originally produced by Pathe and re- edited in 1936 for this series 738 Pottery "Comparison of three of the most beau- tiful Gothic churches in the world—the Ceramics. 30min 16-si-rent $3 Harmon oldest, Chartres, known the world over for found. 738 its gorgeous stained glass windows. Notre DISTRIBUTORS Dame in Paris with its grotesque sculp- 16mm: ture, and the Riverside Church in New YMCA York. We see closeups of detail of but- Produced by Kenneth V. Bloomer tresses, towers and portals while choral "A study of the art of pottery in the music comes from the chancery. Harry studio of Leon Volkmar." Young men's

Emerson Fosdick . . . explains the aim and Christian assn. purpose of modem Christianity." Distrib- n utor Jh-sh Pottery making. 20min 16-si-$18 1934 Ohio state univ. 738 Temples of many creeds. (Oriental jour- A demonstration of the axt neys ser.) iSmin 35-sd-nf-apply 1931? jh-sh-c Modern film sales; llmin 16-sd-$36; rent $1.50 Bell & Howell 726 757 Portrait painting In this Grace G. Huntington production which is narrated Wilfred Lucas, the by portrait 757 opening views are of pyramids and the Painting a Sphinx. There follow temples and more This film, listed in Educational Film temples with all sorts of people at worship. Catalog, 1936, has been withdrawn from The religions of China are outlined; then a circulation visit to the Balinese; the Brahmin religion as practiced in Benares, India follows; the film closes with a view of the Taj Mahal 758 Landscape painting el-Jh-sh-c Creative design in painting. IR 16-si-$20; 728 Residences rent $2 1936 Katz 758 DISTRIBUTORS Home builders at work. (Progress of man- 16mm: Cal NJ YMCA kind ser.) 45min 16-si-$32.50; rent By Professor Charles J. Martin of Teach- $2.25 1936 Purinton 728 ers College, Columbia University "Father, Mother, Four-year-old Son "A demonstration of the organization of and areas within rectangle, which plan to build a home. Builders are con- lines and a basis of all fine design. The illustra- sulted, plans are drafted, and the blue- is the tion of these design principles was then prints ma^e. Each home-building trade is carried over into the painting of a land- shown at its work. Modern methods of construction scape in watercolor." Distributor are featured. The various sh-c stages of development are clearly discern- ible, with a very rapid but smooth growth evident. A satisfied and happy family gather to enjoy their new fireside. The 770 Photography completed home, (in Kodachrome) with fresh red walkway winding, between young Origin of motion pictures & photography. green things, to a friendly door, closes (Our world in review ser.) lOmin 16- this . . . picture." Producer el-jh Guide sd-$50; rent apply 1937 Gutlohn 770 DISTRIBUTORS Shelter. (Human geography ser.) lOmin 16mm: FiL VES 16-sd-$50 35-sd-nf-$100 1937 Erpi 728 Originally produced by Pathe and re- DISTRIBUTORS edited in 1936 for this series 16m,m: Geo "Scenes show the birthplace of photog- "The effect of climate and availability raphy in England and the first camera of materials on the shelter of various ever used. Also the origin and inventor of peoples introduces this film. The houses of the moving picture camera." Distributor the Eskimos, Arabs, equatorial Africans, Photography. (Our world in review ser.) and other backward races are explained. rent 1937 The central theme of the main body of lOmin 16-si-sd-$24-$50; apply the picture is how man has learned to Gutlohn 770 change raw materials found in nature and DISTRIBUTORS adapt them to the construction of various 16mm silent: FiL IdP VES types of shelter to suit the various needs 16mm sound: FiL IdP VES YMCA of our modern complex civilization. Be- Originally produced by Pathe and re- ginning with the construction of adobe edited in 1936 for this series houses by Southwestern Indians this leads on through to the use of brick, cement, steel, "The Art of Photography on land, sea and glass in modern construction. The and in the air is demonstrated by ace

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Photography—Continued Music hath charm. iSmin 35-sd-nf-apply Pathe News cameramen. Unusual effects 1931? Modern film sales; llmin 16-sd- of under-exposed and trick photography, $36; rent $1.50 Bell & Howell 780 weird angles, etc., make up [this: reel." Distributor Produced by Grace G. Huntington and narrated by Wilfred Lucas "Chinese nose flutes and fiddles, Indian drum battery, brass shells in brass frames, Korea's drum-flute-flagolet one string in- 778 Moving pictures strument orchestras. Egypt's zithers and tambourines, Panama Caribs playing the Edgerton high speed photography. 20min pipes, Bali's gamelong bands with their 16-si-loan 3S-si-nf-loan 1935 Mass. tubular chiming xylophones." Distributor el-Jh-sh inst. of tech. 778

"This . . . picture, produced by means Schumann Heink and Sigmund Spaeth. of stroboscopic light and the high speed (Our world in review ser.) lOmin 16- camera developed by Professor Harold E. Edgerton, reveals familiar objects, machin- sd-$50; rent apply 1937 Gutlohn 780 ery, birds and insects in ultra-slow mo- DISTRIBUTORS tion." Producer 16mm: FiL IdP YES YMCA sh-c Originally produced by Pathe and re- edited in 1936 for this series Engineering the film. 16-sd- sound iSmin "Mme. Schumann Heink is here shown $25 35-sd-nf-Ioan 1930? Western giving singing lessons to some of her star electric 778 pupils. Following this, the world-famous contralto sings. . . Brahms' 'Cradle song.' "A photographic trip through Bell Tele- Dr. Sigmund Spaeth demonstrates at the phone Laboratories, where the sound mo- piano how the 'Art of Listening' enhances tion picture, in its present form, was one's appreciation and enjoyment of mu- developed." Producer sic. We hear a change of key turn a wedding march to a funeral march." Dis- Museum of modern art film series. 16-si- tributor sd-apply 35-si-sd-f-nf-apply 1937 Mu- Walter Damrosch. (Our world in review seum of modern art film library 778 ser.) lOmin 16-sd-$50; rent apply For 1937 the Museum offers five new pro- grams—three on the German and two on 1937 Gutlohn 780 the French film. The German programs are: DISTRIBUTORS Legend and fantasy, Moving camera, Pabst 16mm: A&B FiL IdP YES YMCA and realism. For a list of the films in each Originally produced by Pathe and re- of these programs apply to the Museum. edited in 1936 for this series Supplementary programs available with the German are "Metropolis," "Siegfried," and "Walter Damrosch explains how to be- "The Golem." The French programs are: gin a study of music, setting the example From Lumifire to Ren6 Clair and Advance with his own grandchildren. We see and Guard. Apply for titles of films included hear him broadcasting the scherzo from a in each. Supplementary films available with symphony by Glazounow. Then we see these French programs are "Fall of the sound as it is actually recorded and the house of Usher," "Entr'acte," and "Joie de interchange of vibrations as Mr. Dam- vivre." rosch plays up and down the scale in ma- jor and minor keys." Distributor " 'The Swedish Film and Memorable American Films' will be circulated in the fall of 1937. Series rv opens with a pro- gram on the Swedish film which played an 784 Vocal music important part in the development of the art of the motion picture between 1917 Jack and Jill in Songland 784 and 1925: it will show work by the two great Swedish directors, Victor Seastrom DISTRIBUTORS and Mauritz Stiller. This will be followed 16mm: Ind Ohio Tex Twy by two complimentary programs illustrat- This flllm, listed in Educational Film ing the later work of the director Seastrom Catalog, 1936, has been withdrawn by the and the actress Greta Garbo after they Producer but it may still be rented from came to America. The Series also includes the Distributors indicated in italics the first important war film made after the war, 'The Four Horsemen of the Music of the nations. (Our world in re- Apocalypse' - an interesting contrast with view ser.) lOmin 16-sd-$50; rent ap- the much later 'All Quiet on the Western Front' included in the first series. The ply 1937 Gutlohn 784 remaining programs consist of additional DISTRIBUTORS outstanding examples of the growth of the 16mm: FiL IdP YES YMCA American film." The museum Originally produced by Pathe and re- See main volume of Educational Film edited in 1936 for this series Catalog for programs offered in 1936 Songs of the steppes are sung and also "La paloma" and "Sleepy Rio Grande"

Old time ballads. (Our in 780 Music world rev'ew ser.) 20min 16-sd-$100; rent app.v 1937 Anitra's dance. lOmin Gutlohn 784 16-sd-$30; rent DISTRIBUTORS apply 1936 Gutlohn 780 16mm: FiL IdP YES YMCA DISTRIBUTORS Originally produced by Pathe and re- 16mm: Cal Gen FiL Gar IdP VES edited in 1936 for Ihis series "Visual music" to the accompaniment Either reei mav be purclvased separately of a selection from the Peer Gynt suite for $50; appi.v for rental rarep "Impressionistic symbols filmed to "Reel 1: Here the Review Quartet ren- rhythm of the music." Distributor ders Hills of Hon.e. an old cowboy soni?, sh-c Rachmaninoff's Silence of the Night, and

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Old time ballads Continued 786 Piano several Negro Spirituals. Reel 2: Those early American Ballads. . . Home Sweet iPouble keyboard piano. lOmin 16-sd-rent ( Home, Silver the Gold, Threads Among 1933 and Sweet Alice Ben Holt, are sung by a $1.50 Bell & Howell 786 quartet headed by Margaret Speaks. A DISTRIBUTORS brief history of each precedes its rendi- 16mm: Mans tion." Distributor "Winifred Christie plays selected com- Pagliacci prologue and aria from Barber of positions on the double keyboard piano." Producer Jh-sh Seville. lOmin 16-sd-$36; rent apply Gutlohn 784 Keyboard talks, llmin 16-sd-apply 35-sd-f- DISTRIBUTORS apply 1935 Gaumont British 786 16mm: Cen FiL Gar IdP VES "The film is a short lecture demonstra- "These two famous arias are sung by tion of the foundations of piano technique Richard Bonelli. They are both on the by Mark Hambourg. It opens with the lec- one reel." Producer turer speaking of the necessity of certain Jh-sh-c attributes of character in the good pianist. This is followed by demonstration at the keyboard, accompanied by verbal comment 785 Orchestral music on the following points of technique: Posi- tion of stool; Sitting position; Shaping of The films showing the playing by sym- hand to keyboard; Position of elbow; State phony orchestras are classed here of wrist; Treatment of keys; Position of thumb. The lecturer sums up these points Archaic and unusual instruments. (Our by playing Czerny Opus 740 no. 1 in C

world in review ser.) lOmin 16-sd-$50; major. . . Useful primarily for students of rent apply 1937 Gutlohn 785 the piano. . . The fundamental conditions of body, arm and hand and their relation DISTRIBUTORS to the keyboard are admirably illustrated 16mm: FiL IdP VES and follow one another in natural se- Originally produced by Pathe and re- quence." British film inst. edited In 1936 for this series Guide "We see here the evolution of our in- struments from man's first crude attempts 6th Hungarian rhapsody. (Symphony ser.) to organize sound, a musical mousetrap lOmin 16-sd-$36; rent apply 1934 Gut- made of nails, a harmonica of bottles, lohn through the precursors of the piano, the 786 spinet, octavina and virginal, down to the DISTRIBUTORS very latest attempt to improve on the 16mm: Cal Cen FiL Gar IdP Mod piano, the nuance. Three noted musicians, VES Herr Sachs, Lotta Van Burn and Lester Piano solo by Mischa Levitski Donohue, demonstrate the various instru- Jh-sh-c ments." Distributor sh-c Carnival Remain. (Symphony ser.) lOmin 787 Stringed instruments — 16-sd-$36; rent apply Gutlohn 785 DISTRIBUTORS Violins and cellos. (Our world in review 16mm: Cal Cen FiL Gar ser.) lOmin 16-sd-$50; rent apply IdP Mod Twy VES 1937 Gutlohn 787 Played by the Symphony Orchestra of the Paris Conservatory of Music, directed DISTRIBUTORS by Philippe Gaubert 16mm: FiL IdP VES YMCA Jh-sh-c Originally produced by Pathe and re- edited in 1936 for this series Flying Dutchman overture. (Symphony "J. C. Freeman, curator of the Wurlitzer sen) lOmin 16-sd-$36; rent apply collection, shows us the world's most price-

Gutlohn 785 less violins and cellos. . . Benno Rabinof, DISTRIBUTORS noted violinist, and Beneditzky, concert 16mm: Cal Cen FiL Gar IdP Mod cellist, play while we see in closeup the Twy VES skill of their fingering technique." Dis- tributor sh-c Played by the Symphony Orchestra of the Paris Conservatory of Music, directed by Robert Heger Jh-sh-c 788 Wind instruments Freischutz overture. (Symphony ser.) Love of the harmonica. lOmin 16-sd-loan lOmin 16-sd-$36; rent apply Gutlohn 1936 German railroads 788 785 DISTRIBUTORS DISTRIBUTORS 16mm: Geo 16mm: Cal Cen FiL Gar IdP Mod Twy VES Dialog is in English. Will be avail- able with dialog in Gterman after the 1st Played by the Symphony Orchestra of of November the Paris Conservatory of Music, directed by Felix von Weingartner "Charming music comprising the love- liest German folk songs played against Jh-sh-c beautiful scenic backgrounds. Some scenes 2nd Hungarian rhapsody. show how harmonicas and accordians are (Symphony ser.) manufactured." Producer lOmin 16-sd-$36; rent apply 1934 Gut- el-Jh-sh-c Guide lohn 785 DISTRIBUTORS Woodwind choir. 1931 788 16mm: Cal Cen FiL Gar IdP Mod DISTRIBUTORS Twy VES 16mm: Geo Ohio Twy Conducted by Professor Oscar Fried This film, listed in Educational Film Jh-sh-c Catalog, 1936, has been withdrawn by the

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Woodwind choir Continued "Characteristic dances of Spain, Russia, Holland and the Argentine are presented." Producer but it may still be rented from Distributor sh the Distributors indicated in italics Erpi announces a new 1937 edition of this film is now ready for circulation 796 Athletics and outdoor sports

790 Amusements Good clean sport. (Oriental journeys ser.) ISmin 35-sd-f-nf-apply 1931 Modern Poise. (Grantland Rice sportlight ser.) IR film sales; lOmin 16-sd-$36; rent $1.50 16-sd-$30; rent apply Gutlohn 790 1934 Bell & Howell 796 DISTRIBUTORS Produced by Grace G. Huntington and 16vim: FiL IdP VES YMCA narrated by Wilfred Lucas Smith college girls are shown using bows "In India they run bullock races and and arrows. Joe Kirkwood demonstrates stage fights between nervy little mon- various golf shots. Then follow shots of goose and King Cobra. China has its javeline throwing, shot putting, discus yo-yo and diablo experts and fat wrestlers. throwing, pole vaulting and hurdling. The Siam matches fighting fish, while beau- film closes with fishing scenes in which tiful Bali goes wild over cocking mains. the art of casting is explained Sport contests form a very important part in the life of Oriental natives and this

film gives a . . . picture of the games and 791.3 Circus contests." Distributor Jh-sh

Circus city. (Circus ser.) 30min 16-si-$50; Winter games. (Physical education ser.) rent $2 1937 Educ. film serv. 791.3 llmin 16-sd-apply 35-sd-f-apply Gau- "This film with Here comes the Circus mont British 796 listed belowj are the first of series I a on the circus. In Circus City the activities "A typical organized field games lesson of the Hagenbeck Wallace Circus at the for a class of boys aged 11. This includes winter quarters in Peru, Indiana are Association Football and Rugby Touch, to- gether with group practices leading shown in detail. The first part shows up to the work necessary in preparing the cara- these games." Producer van for the road. The second part shows sh Guide the training of animals including seals, lions, zebras, camels, horses, dogs, and elephants as well as shots of the hippo- 796.32 Basketball potamus, the gnu, the axis deer, and the baby camel." Producer Basketball 796.32 el-Jh This film, listed in the April, 1937 Sup- Here comes the circus. (Circus ser.) 14min plement of the Educational Film Catalog 16-si-$25; rent $1.25 1937 Educ. film has been withdrawn from circulation serv. 791.3 "Shows activities connected with the Football setting up of a big circus. Scenes include 79633 the wagX)ns coming on the lot; the raising of the big top; driving the stakes; the Ball control. (Association football ser.) coming of the elephants, camels, and ze- lOmin 16-sd-apply 35-sd-f-apply Gau- bras; the blacksmith shop; and the parade into the big top for the afternoon perform- mont British 796.33 ance." Producer "Trapping, dribbling, heading, short pass- el-jh ing and methods of deceiving an opponent are shown in this reel. Sandford and Boyes Lost jungle. 70min 16-sd-$252; rent applv of West Bromwich Albion, with Roberts, Gutlohn 791.3 the Arsenal centre-half, are the star play- ers who show how these movements should DISTRIBUTORS Producer 16mm: Den Fi FiL MM IdP Mans be done." Twy VES YMCA sh-c Guide Clyde Beatty and his savage jungle Deception. (Football for the fan ser.) beasts lOmin 16-sd-$25 1932 Mannon 796.33 Sawdust sidelights, llmin 16-sd-rent $1.50 DISTRIBUTORS 1935 Bell & Howell 791.3 16mm: B&H Gen FiL Gar Gut IdP Twy "The Barnum

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Defence—Continued tion and many shots from intercollegiate games. In this reel are Coaches Harry nent. The second part of the film deals with Kepke, Wallace Wade, Bill Ingram and general team defensive tactics and move- «^ Liou Little ments. Dixie Dean, Jimmie Dunne and The set of six films may be rented from are of the players who Cresswell some , the producer on stock for $10. The appear." Producer 35mm is Jones, football sh-c Guide narration by Howard coach of the University of Southern Cali- Football, 4R 16-sd-rent $10 1936 Films, fornia Jh-sh-c inc. 796.33 Penalties. (Football for the fan ser.) lOmin Produced by Victor anlmatograph and 16-sd-$25 1932 Mannon 796.33 Films, inc. DISTRIBUTORS "Kicking," "Running," "Defense" and 16mm: BdH Cen FiL Gar Gut IdP "Passing," each 1 reel in length, may be Twy rented separately at $3 per reel or the 35mm: IdP WFS entire set be rented as indicated above may In this series football coaches of Planned and directed by Dana X. Bible, many universities show their technique in train- Head coach of the University of Nebraska, ing and in play. There is some slow mo- this film illustrates the latest developments tion and many shots from intercollegiate in offensive and defensive tactics. It uses slow motion, animated diagrams, posed games. In this reel are Coaches Al plays and some action shorts from college Wittmer, Sam Willaman, Walter Steffin and Bill Spaulding games. Coach Bible's descriptions of im- portant factors in the action are informal, The set of six films may be rented from clear and concise the producer on 35mm stock for $10. The Jh-sh-c narration is by Howard Jones, football coach of the University of Southern Cali- Forward pass. (Football for the fan ser.) fornia Jh-sh-c lOmin 16-sd-$25 1932 Mannon 796.33 Spring training. (Football for the fan ser.) DISTRIBUTORS 16mm: B&H Cen FiL Gar Gut IdP lOmin 16-sd-$25 1932 Mannon 796.33 Twy DISTRIBUTORS S5mm: IdP WFS 16mm: BdH Cen FiL Gar Gut IdP Twy In this series football coaches of many 35mm: IdP universities show their technique in train- WFS ing and in play. There is some slow mo- In this series football coaches of many tion and many shots from intercollegiate universities show their technique in train- games. In this reel are Coaches Gus ing and in play. There is some slow mo- Dorals, Mai Stevens, Al Wlttmer, Harvey tion and many shots from intercollegiate Harmon games. In this reel are Coaches A. A. Sutherland, of six films from Stagg, Jock Ray Morrison and The set may be rented Chick Meehan the producer on 35mm stock for $10. The narration is by Howard Jones, football The set of six films may be rented from coach of the University of Southern Cali- the producer on 35mm stock for $10. The fornia jh-sh-c narration is by Howard Jones, football coach of the University of Southern Cali- fornia Jh-sh-c Goal-keeping & throw^incr in. (Association football ser.) 9min 16-sd-apply 35-sd-f- Tactics. (Association football ser.) 9min apply Gaumont British 796.33 16-sd-apply 3S-sd-f-apply Gaumont "Hibbs. idol of England's football public British 796.33 for almost a decade, and acknowledged to one "Specialized tactical movements for at- be of the greatest goal-keepers English tack and defence are outlined by Dixie football has produced, was filmed for the Dean, Sagar, Cresswell of Everton, and first time in this reel. He deals in classic other well-known players." Producer style with shots from every angle played sh-c Guide by Gardner of Aston Villa. Moss and Wilson of the Arsenal also appear. Gardner Wedge play. (Football for the fan ser.) demonstrates the art of throwing-in at normal distances and at long range." Pro- lOmin 16-sd-$25 1932 Mannon 796.33 ducer sh-c Guide DISTRIBUTORS 16mm: BdH Cen FiL Gar Gut IdP Kicking. (Association football ser.) 8min Twy 16-sd-apply 35-sd-f-apply Gaumont 35mm: IdP WFS British 796.33 In this series football coaches of many universities show their technique in train- "Arsenal football players such as Jimmy ing and in play. There is some slow mo- Dunne and 'Boy' Bastin demonstrate pen- tion and many shots from intercollegiate alty and free kicks, the corner kick, and games. In this reel are Coaches Harry J. goal kick to show possibilities with a sta- Mehre, Tad Jones, Dick Henley and Bill tionary ball. Kicking a moving ball on the Mundy ground, the half-volley, the volley the and The set of six films may be rented from overhead kick are shown in detail. The the producer on 35mm stock for $10. The principle of 'keeping your eye on the ball' narration is by Howard Jones, football is clearly the studies, shown by camera coach of the University of Southern Cali- and is emphasized in the commentary." fornia Producer sh-c Guide Jh-sh-c

Kicking. (Football for the fan ser.) lOmin 79<5.3^ Tennis 16-sd-$25 1932 Mannon 796.33 DISTRIBUTORS Backhand. (Lawn tennis ser.) 9min 16-sd- 16mm: BdH Cen FiL Gar Gut IdP Twy apply 35-sd-f-apply 1934 Gaumont S5mm: IdP WFS British 796.34 In this series football coaches of many "The world's great players, including universities show their technique in train- Fred Perry, Mary Heeley. and Helen Jacobs,

ing and in play. There is some slow mo- play their backhand shots. . . Other great

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Backhand—Continue d Slow motion analysis of Bobby Jones. players, including Mikl, the Japanese player, ISmin 16-si-rent $1 1930 Kodascope demonstrate their own particular methods, 796.352 which on examination are all found to ap- proximate closely to the copybook action This is an Eastman Kodak "Cinegraph" laid down by Horace Skete, All England "Bobby is shown in action in botli normal professional and coach." Producer and slow motion, making it possible to sh Guide follow in detail movement of both body and club. Dotted lines follow the club head so that when the Forehand drive. (Lawn tennis ser.) llmin strokes are completed, the lines show the exact course of the club 16-sd-apply 35-sd-f-apply 1934 Gau- through the air, making 'loops' during cer- mont British 796.34 tain strokes." Distributor "Miki, the great Japanese Davis Cup player, Horace Skete, All-England profes- sional, and other great players are shown In actual play, where it is easily seen that, 796.357 Baseball apart from the little individual peculiarities, they are almost perfect in their action." Producer sh Guide Heads up baseball. 30min 16-sd-loan 35- sd-nf-loan 1936 Fisher 796.357 H. W. Austin. (Lawn tennis ser.) 12min DISTRIBUTORS 16mm: Geo 16-sd-apply 35-sd-f-apply 1934 Gau- This offlcial motion picture the mont British 796.34 of Amer- ican league is also available in a 45min "[Austin] is seen in practice and court version play demonstrating all his scintillating ar- "Stars of the American League form the ray of scoring and defensive shots for the cast, and include the much publicized Iowa benefit of those anxious to improve their high school youth. Bob Feller, who in game. Finally he is In shown actual Davis his first full year in the majors will draw Cup play in a match with an American as much in salary as Christy Mathewson opponent." Producer did in his prime, Joe DIMaggio, the sen- sh Guide sational rookie, whose batting and fielding established him as the 'find' of the year; Miss Dorothy Round. (Lawn tennis ser.) Rogers Hornsby, the greatest right-handed hitter llmin 16-sd-apply 3S-sd-f-apply 1934 of all time; Lou Gehrig, the 'iron man of baseball"; and more than a score Gaumont British 796.34 of others. Views of the 1936 world series "England's great Wightman Cup player, in New York, a group of plays illustrating is seen in this film in all her perfection of many misunderstood rules of the game, rhythmic action demonstrating all the bril- demonstrations of the scientific aspects of liant shots she has in 'her bag.' She Is pitching, catching, fielding, batting and seen in match play with a Wimbledon op- baservmning mark this new production, ponent who displays matchless resources which will Interest a general audience as and endless energy, but even she gets worn much as the dyed-in-the-wool baseball de- down by Miss Round's machine-like pre- votee. George Morlarty, whose career as cision." Producer a player, manager and umpire dates back sh Guide more than 30 years, is both the author and director of 'Heads Up Baseball.' Ted Husing . . . interviews many of the base- Service. (Lawn tennis ser.) 12min 16-sd- ball celebrities who appear on the screen apply 35-sd-f-apply 1934 Gaumont and describes the action throughout the British 796.34 picture." Distributor el-Jh-sh-c Guide "Mary Heeley, whose service has been a great factor in enabling her off to carry Play ball. 30min 16-sd-loan 35-sd-nf-Ioan the championships for several years in suc- cession, demonstrates the correct way to 1935 Am. league 796.357 play an 'Ace' service. Horace Skete, All- Also available in a 55min version England Lawn Tennis Club professional, This Is narrated by Ted Husing gives an initial display of coaching methods and waa produced to stimulate interest in the na- in which he shows the way he teaches his tional game of baseball as it is played own pupils to serve correctly." Producer by the stars in the American league. It sh Guide shows how the various positions are played with action shots of many of the outstanding Volley & smash. (Lawn tennis ser.) 12min players. It shows how to field, hit, run and 16-sd-apply 35-sd-f-apply 1934 Gau- the inside strategy of the game. It is con- cluded with pictures of the World Series mont British 796.34 played between the American and National "Horace Skete, All-England professional leagues el-Jh-sh-c and coach, gives a demonstration of cor- rect 'Copy-book' styles, showing how he Take me out to the ball game. 33min 16- coaches his pupils, and later in actual practice on the court, Mary Heeley, Mikl sd-loan 3S-sd-nf-loan 1936 Am. league and other celebrated tennis 'Aces' all dem- 796.357 onstrate their method of playing volley and Also available in a 55min version smash shots." Producer Closeups and slow motion shots of many sh Guide of the players of the American league. "Babe" Ruth, Lou Gehrig, Mickey Coch- rane, "School Boy" Rowe, Jimmy Foxx, Frank Higglns, Heine Manush, Earl White- 796.352 Golf hill. Joe Cronin, "Lefty" Groves, Rogers Hornsby, Sam West, Jimmy Dykes, Al Sim- mons, Earl Averill, Hal Trosky, and many Bobby Jones film "An excursion in golf." others. Continuing with a descriptive play 3Smin 16-sd-loan 3S-sd-f-loan Spald- by play around the diamond, Mickey Coch- rane ing 796.352 demonstrates how signals are flashed. Joe Cronin, how shortstop is played. Pitch- Golf as played by Bobby Jones ing pointers by American league stars.

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Take me out to the ball game Continued sible curves, take falls that seem incredible to the onlooker and bob up cheerfully after- Rogers Hornsby explains the correct stance wards seemingly unharmed. . . Leni Rie- at the plate, wrist action, proper timing, fenstahl . . . proves herself nearly as ex- and the ^ follow-through swing ^ pert as iHannes Schneiden and helps to el-jh-sh-c supply an occasional comedy note to the proceedings. Guzzi Lantschner and Walter

Riml . . . perform some amazing feats on 796.4 Olympic games their own account which are funny to watch but must require an infinite amount of skill. What there is of a story has to Call of the Olympic bell. ISmin 16-si-sd- do with a fox hunt on skis over the Alps, loan 1936 German railroads 796.4 with Hannes Schneider and Leni Riefen- DISTRIBUTORS stahl as the foxes." Producer 16mm: Geo Ski-esta. llmin 16-si-sd-$20-$25; rent "A brief review of the history of the $1.50-$2 35-sd-f-$40; rent $3 1937 Olympic Games, commencing with the be- ginning of the Games in 776 B.C. up to Pictorial 796.9 and including the preparations of the DISTRIBUTORS Games in Berlin cin: 1936. It does not 16mm silent: Gar Inst contain a picture record of the last Olympic 16mm sound: Cal Gar IdP Inst Koda Games but . . . cconsists ofj sport scenes Mans and . . . pictures of Germany." Producer Stresses the elements of skiing, from el-Jh-sh-c actual class instruction to the more ad- Highlights of the 1936 Olympics. vanced phases. Photographed at North lOmin Creek, New York. Waxing, measuring 16-sd-rent $3 1936 Films, inc. 796.4 skis, clamping skis to feet, stemming, sla- DISTRIBUTORS lom, herringbone, christianias, all are 16mm silent: Cal Lew NJ shown el-Jh-sh-c 16mm sound: Den IdP Twy YMCA Ski thrills. 9^min 16-sd-$31.50; rent $1.50 "Formal ceremonies—massed parade of the athletes—the torch bearer from Greece 1936 Nu-Art 796.9 —exciting action from all important field, DISTRIBUTORS swimming and rowing events." Distributor 16m,m: Den Mans el-Jh-sh Produced by Central film company "This film was made in Finse, Norway

. . . Aside from its . . . entertainment 796.9 Winter sports value, it has several important points on skiing." Distributor Hans Schneider ski school. ISmin 16-si- Skiing w^ith Hannes Schneider. 15min 16- loan Austrian state 796.9 sd-rent $5 35-sd-f-rent $10 1936 Le- "This film shows the famous ski instruc- nauer 796.9 tor, Hannes Schneider, giving minute in- structions in skiing technique. Stemm- Produced in Austria bogen, etc. are shown including amusing "Skiing in advanced forms with the mistakes made by his pupils." Producer world Champion, Hannes Schneider. No Jh-sh-c dialogue but beautiful scenes of the Aus- trian Alps and a musical background." High school of skiing. 12min 16-si-sd-rent Distributor $10 35-si-sd-f-nf-rent $10 1935 Le- Slalom. 67min 16-sd-apply 35-sd-f-apply nauer 796.9 DISTRIBUTORS 1937 World 796.9 16mm sound: BdcH Gar Mod DISTRIBUTORS S5m,m, sound: WFS 16mm: Fi "The beautiful camera work by Hans "Pupils of Hannes Schneider . . . being Schneeberger and others shows the skiing instructed in this winter sport. . . Eng- lish dialogue." Distributor and other athletic activities to great ad- Jh-sh-c vantage, following the skiers and bob sled- ders down the mountains and across the Modern ski technique. 2Smin 16-si-$50; ridges with remarkable rapidity and artis- rent $3 1931 Pathescope tic results." Boston Herald 796.9 sh-c Produced by John W. McCrillis Sonja Henie, queen of the silvery skates. "This film . . . has had several revi-

sions and is . . . up-to-date. It shows 4min 16-si-$3.S0 1937 Nu-Art 796.9 some of the best skiers in the country "In this reel at St. Moritz, Switzerland, in action. Arlberg technique demonstrated Sonja Henie gives . . . by Otto Schniebs." exhibitions of her Distributor skill and grace." Producer sh-c sh-c Ski chase. 73min 16-sd-apply 35-sd-f-nf- Swiss on white, llmin 16-si-sd-$18.50-$36; ^ apply 1937 World 796.9 rent $1.50 1936 Nu-Art 796.9 "There is ample reason for emphasizing DISTRIBUTORS the appeal of the picture to lovers of ski- 16mm silent: AdB B&H ing rather than to the ordinary film goer, 16mm sound: BdH Cal Den Ea Gar for 'The Ski Chase' offers a great abun- IdP Mod Twy Wis dance of beautiful pictures of expert skiers and only the ghost of a plot. Slow motion Produced by Central film company photography has been used to admirable ef- "The film shows the world's greatest fect, both for comedy purposes and to il- figure skaters and ski jumpers skillfully at lustrate the fine points of skiing technique. play in an intelligently edited and well- Men and women dash down precipitous photographed sequence of action at St. Mo- slopes, leap from crag to crag, even from ritz, where European contestants are lim- roof to roof of little Alpine huts, and make bering up for the Olympic winter sports. beautiful herringbone patterns as they The skill and grace of Sonja Henie, Roger climb the snowy mountain slopes. They Turner and Maribel Vinson will have au- turn and twist, negotiate seemingly impos- diences 'ahing' and 'ohing.' Subsequent

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Swiss on white Continued Muskie fishing in Wisconsin. ISmin 16-si- shots of bob-sledding and ski-marathons loan Wis. conservation dept. 799.1 will stand up equally as well, thanks to "Muskie fishing in Wisconsin. the witty and inoffensive narration of Don Sketch Beddoe." Film Daily shows the difference between the northern sh-c pike and the muskie." Producer Prevent Winter sports. Cal. state chamber of com- forest fires—the careful fisherman. merce 796.9 3min 16-sd-loan 35-sd-nf-loan 1936 U.S. agric. • This film, listed in the January, 1937, 799.1 Supplement of the Educational Film Cata- The careful fisherman in this reel shows log has been withdrawn from circulation the proper procedure for sportsmen to fol- low when In the woods to avoid starting Winter sports. U.S. agric. 796.9 forest fires This film, listed in the January, 1937, Supplement of the Educational Film Cat- Striped bass fishing. 12min 16-si-$20; rent alog has been withdrawn from circulation $1 1937 California 799.1 Winter sports in Yosemite valley. 25min "Early fishermen stocked the San Fran- cisco Bay area with striped bass in 16-si-loan prepa- 1936 Yosemite pk. 796.9 ration for good fishing in the future. Tech- DISTRIBUTORS nique of striped bass fishing: baiting the ISinm: Col hook with sardines, casting, the fish fight, 35mm: Kan netting the fish, fish stories." Producer May be purchased for $48. Reel 1 shows Jh-sh-c winter activities on the floor of the valley. Reel 2 shows activities at Badger Pass in Trail of the swordfish. (Cannibals of the Yosemite national park deep ser.) lOmin 16-sd-rent $1.50 1934 Bell & Howell 799.1 DISTRIBUTORS 799 Game protection 16mm: B&H Cen IdP Mod YMCA West Wilo Produced by Educational pictures 799J Fishing "While the fish carry most of the action,

the starring role has been allotted to . . . Fish from hell. 30min 16-si-sd-rent $3- Mack Sennett, whom we see sitting patient- ly awaiting a strike from the gamest $4.50 Kodascope 799.1 fighter of them all—a Tuna. His only DISTRIBUTORS weapons with which to combat this ad- 16mm sound: IdP Mod versary are a sixteen ounce rod and a An Independent production twenty-four strand linen line which will break under sixty "This picture pounds of dead weight. was made by a group of A Marlin swordfish swings through a wealthy sportsmen, off the West Coast of school of Barracuda, killing as he goes. Mexico. . . An 800-pound tuna Is the first Back he comes and takes the bait. The large fish sighted, and caught on a rod and fight starts and the big killer of the ocean reel. shark A attacks the hooked tuna plunges back and forth in and there develops an effort to break a three-cornered battle, loose, leaping clear of the water In his man versus tuna, tuna versus shark. The mad fight for freedom. The final scene dis- is tuna finally brought aboard. . . Then closes the winner—and what a surprise it comes the harpooning of a giant manta weighing is." Distributor several tons. After towing the Jh-sh boat the manta turns, plunges against the rowboat and capsizes it, throwing the men into the shark-Infested waters, from which Two hundred fathoms deep. 8min 16-sd- they are rescued. A diver is sent down rent $1.50 1933 Bell & Howell 799.1 and is photographed by the special under- DISTRIBUTORS sea camera amid the beauties of the 16mm: Cen IdP Mod West ocean. . . Suddenly an octopus appears behind the diver. A native boy dives Product of Educational films corporation down of America to warn the diver, who forthwith discards his heavy helmet and boots, and escapes to This camera adventure follows a group of the surface. . . Then comes a fight be- fishermen In their pursuit of the ceto- tween a 120-foot whale, weighing over rhlnus maximus or elephant shark. The 100 tons, who is attacked by his deadly victim Is harpooned and after many hours enemy, a 15-foot swordfish. After this subdued and dragged ashore where closer fight has been raging for some time, the views are shown of the 5500 pound monster

whale Is harpooned, brought alongside. . . Jh-sh-c Then the sportsmen go after this demon swordfish with rod and reel." Distributor Wrestling swordfish. 8min 16-sd-rent $1.50 Jh-sh-c 1934 Bell & Howell 799.1 Fisherman's luck. 12min 16-si-$20; rent $1 DISTRIBUTORS 1937 California 799.1 16mm: IdP Mod Wilo Produced "Fishing in the lakes by Educational pictures corpo- and streams of the ration of America West. Spinner fishing for rainbow trout. A Loch Leven trout. Fly fishing. Bass "After an aquatic preliminary which in- and crapple fishing in mountain lakes. troduces various denizens of the deep chas- Black bass and steelhead. Striped bass." ing and devouring other denizens of the Producer Jh-sh-c deep, the battle of the century begins. In one corner, a fisherman In a small boat. Fishing in the surf and sea. 12min 16-si- Intent upon winning an angling champion- ship. In the other corner, $20; rent $1 1937 California 799.1 a 300 pound Marlin sword fish, who has no idea of los- "Fishing along the California coastline: ing the decision if he can help it. The fish digging pismo clams; net fishing In the Is hooked, and gradually brought up to the surf; California sea lions; barge fishing for boat. Then the fisherman attempts to pull mackerel, barracuda, and yellowtail." Pro- the fish Into the boat. The ensuing strug- ducer Jh-sh-c gle is a fight for life, with both man and

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Wrestling swordfish Continued log has been withdrawn by the Producer but may still be rented from the Distribu- flsh knocked out of the ring into the lap tors indicated in italics of Father Neptune several times before the man finally wins the decision." Distributor^ New York—Madeira—Tangier. (Wonders Jh-sh of the world ser.) ISmin 16-si-$25; rent $1 1934 Bell & Howell 910 799.2 Hunting "From the bright lights of New York's Broadway, a midnight sailing starts us on a rough crossing shooting. 12min 16-si- of the Atlantic. But be- Duck and goose fore we reach Madeira, the waters have California 799.2 $20; rent $1 1936 smoothed. . . Beggars in boats welcome the "Scenes of shooting duck and geese: steamer, and soon we are riding bullock- arranging the decoys; lying in wait; shoot- drawn sleds over the auaint cobbled roads, ing; dogs retrieving the game. Varieties and find we need no snow to coast back of ducks and geese: mallards, widgeons, down. The wheezing cog-road locomotive pintails; snow geese; white-fronted geese, takes us 3000 feet above the sea for a . . . grey geese." Producer panoramic view. We watch the busy Ma- Jh-sh-c deirans at their daily tasks, raising and marketing fruits and flowers, making wine, Hunter's camp. 12min 16-si-$20; rent $1 furniture, needlework, etc. Then to Tangier, on the northern coast Morocco, veiled 1936 California 799.2 of women and hooded sheiks, camel and don- "Establishing a hunting camp in the key transport, mosques and market stalls mountains. Scenes of hunters out for deer; and Moorish cafes." Producer the first buck of the season; trout fishing; el-Jh-sh tracking and treeing a mountain lion." Producer Towards unity, llmin 16-sd-$30; rent $1.50 Jh-sh-c 1935 Garrison 910 Hunting tigers in India. 80min 16-sd-$400 DISTRIBUTORS 16mm: Gal Mod Wis Garrison 799.2 YEP A Pathe production showing that funda- DISTRIBUTORS mentally the peoples of the earth are very lemtn: Mod alike. This film is a definite plea against 35mm: IdP racial and national prejudice and for peace A 2-reel version is available under title "Tigers vs. elephants" (20min 16-sd-$100 Garrison) 9 1 4 "Authentic chronicle of the Vernay-Faun- Europe

thorpe expedition in India. . . The tiger cornered with the help of elephants." Dis- Roving the Mediterranean. lOmin 16-si-sd- tributor el-jh-sh loan 35-sd-f-loan 1934? Navy recruit- Naked man vs. beast. ISmin 16-sd-$30 ing serv. 914 1927 Garrison 799.2 DISTRIBUTORS 16mm silent: A&B Col From Martin Johnson's "Simba" [916.7] 16mm sound: A&B Col Geo YMCA showing natives fighting the lion el-Jh-sh "General views around the Mediterranean Sea." Colorado

910 DESCRIPTION AND TRAVEL 914.1 Scotland

Across the world with Mr and Mrs Martin Gateways of the West, llmin 16-sd-apply Johnson. 60min 35-sd-f-nf-sale apply; 35-sd-f-apply 1937 Gaumont British rent $20 1930 Film classic exchange 914.1 910 "This film shows Glasgow, the Gateway DISTRIBUTORS of the West. You see the loading and un- S5mm: IdP loading of materials on the ships for ex- "Adventures in South Sea Island, Africa port and import. Boats loaded with their and other lands. Excellent pictures of wild cargoes going through channels and riv- animals, natives, and cannibal adventures." ers." Producer Minnesota Jh-sh el-jh Around the Horn on a square-rigger. 14min Highlands of Scotland. (Highland ser.) 16-si-rent $1 Kodascope 910 lOmin 16-sd-apply 35-sd-f-apply Gau- DISTRIBUTORS mont British 914.1 16mm,: Bass Wilo "Opens with a panoramic view of In- This is an Eastman Kodak "Cinegraph" verness, Capital of the Highlands, and then fades into a series of close-ups of the "Each year fast dwindling fleet a of streets, houses, its inhabitants and the square -riggers stately ships with towering — traffic of this busy little city. The film masts and hundreds of yards of canvas proceeds to show us numerous beautiful sets sail from grain ports for Australian scenes of the countryside with its brooks England, 16,000 miles away. The Parma and the rivers famous for their magnificent made a remarkable record for the run salmon." Producer 83 days. . . tShowsi the battle with freezing tempests off the Horn and the maddening "Shows how in spite of the difficulties of doldrums along the equator." Distributor road building and communication, nearly every highland village is linked up with Crossing the line 910 Edinburgh and Glasgow. New types of croft houses are seen, and the film deals DISTRIBUTORS with the natural advantages of the high- 16mm, silent: AdB Col Pac lands for grouse shooting, salmon fishing 16mm sound: A&B Col Mod YMCA and deer stalking." Nat. encyclopaedia This film, listed in the January, 1937 of educational films Supplement of the Educational Film Cata- el-Jh Guide

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Industrial Scotland—raw materials. 9min Stratford-on-Avon. 6min 16-si-rent $1 16-sd-apply 35-sd-f-apply Gaumont 1924? Kodascope 914.2 British 914.1 DISTRIBUTORS "Shows the activities of the industrial 16mm: A&B VE8 Midlands of Scotland, including coal min- A Hepworth production ing operations both above and below "The subject opens with a ground, the transport panoramic of coal to ships and view taken from a boat following the wind- generating stations, and the smelting of ings of the River Avon to the vicinity of iron ore in the blast furnaces of Glasgow, Stratford. Then in succession are Airdrie Coatbridge." shown the and Producer birthplace of Shakespeare, the school in el-Jh Guide which he had his early education, Ann Hathaway' s Cottage, 'New' Place, where he Life in the Highlands. 8min 16-sd-apply spent his declining years and the two 3S-sd-f-apply 1936 Gaumont British magnificent Shakespeare memorials pre- sented respectively 914.1 by George W. Childs of Philadelphia and Sir John Gower. There "Depicts the routine activities and the are other pictures of a quaint 14th Century daily life of a Highland's farm family. We Inn much frequented by Shakespeare, Har- see the farmer at work in the fields, an vard House, where the mother of John old lady at the looms and the hunter trudg- Harvard, subsequently founder of Harvard ing the traditional moors." Producer College, was born, and Holy Trinity Church el-Jh where Shakespeare's remains are interred. A few of the scenes are somewhat marred Scottish coasts. 12min 16-sd-apply 35-sd- by indifferent photography." Distributor f-apply 1937 Gaumont British 914.1 Town settlement. (Human geography ser.) Views of Scotland Jh-sh llmin 16-sd-apply 35-sd-f-apply 1935 Gaumont British 914.2 A documentary film showing the indus- tries and surroundings of Saxmundham, a 9 1 4. 1 7 Aran islands town in Suffolk. Shows why this town was developed In this particular location Man of Aran. 7Smin 16-sd-apply 35-sd-f- el-Jh Guide apply 1934 Gaumont British 914.17 Also available in a 3R, 4R or GR version running respectively 37min, 44min and 9/4.2f London 62min A picturization of the hard life of the London on parade 914.21 folk live on who Aranmore. The eternal This film, listed in the January, 1937 struggle against the sea is centered about Supplement of the Educational Film Cat- the simple life Tiger King, home of his alog has been withdrawn from circulation wife Maggie and their son Michael. It shows the flsherfolk on the sea in their frail curragh in both fair weather and decidedly foul. The harpooning of a shark 914.3 Germany is shown and the dangerous landing of the curragh on the treacherously rocky and forbidding coast. Voted the best picture Allgaeu in summer. ISmin 16-si-sd-loan of the year (1934) by the National board 1936 German railroads 914.3 of review Jh-sh-c DISTRIBUTORS 16m,m silent: Geo "This region situated in Southern Ger- 914.2 England many is remarkable for its interesting old towns, monasteries, ancient castles and the picturesque dress of its sturdy Canal gypsies. 8min 16-sd-$30; rent apply peasants, all portrayed in this . . . film." Producer Gutlohn 914.2 Silent film has English titles. Sound film DISTRIBUTORS has German dialog 16mm: B&H Cen FiL Gar IdP Inst el-Jh-sh-c Guide Koda Mod Wis YMCA "A trip through the picturesque canals Bayreuth—city of Richard Wagner. 15min of England, on a horse-drawn barge. The 16-si-sd-loan 1936 German railroads commentator tells of the habits and cus- toms of the people who make these Jour- 914.3 neys their life work." Producer DISTRIBUTORS 16mm silent: Geo 16mm, sound: Geo Face of Britain. (Face of Britain ser.) "Here are shown 19min 16-sd-apply 35-sd-f-apply 1935 scenes of the famous Wagner city. . . Shows the Wagner Mu- Gaumont British 914.2 seum, the 'Owl' Inn, the Opera House and " This is a documentary film by Paul Rotha. Wagner's home 'Wahnfried.' Producer The first unit titled "Heritage of the past" "This is a short of unusual interest which shows the serenity and beauty of country will have a particular appeal to music lov-

life in plowing and harvesting and also of ers, and especially to lovers of Wagner. . .

the calm cathedral country existence In The photography is excellent throughout. . . Great Britain. Unit 2, "Smoke age" devel- The super-imposed titles are distracting, ops the idea of what lies under this lovely especially at the beginning, and it is a pity face. Industrial scenes of much noise and that the film should be marred at its con- smoke follow as a result of coal mining. clusion by an unexpectedly abrupt ending. "New power" is the title of Unit 3. This These criticisms apart, the film remains deals with water as the source of new one above the ordinary class of short pro- power and indicates the uses to which it ductions, both by reason of its treatment may be put. In Unit 4, "New age," housing and subject." British film inst. and slum clearance is considered, closing Silent film has English titles. .Sound film with more scenes of the country has dialog in English or German sh Guide el-Jh-sh-c Guide

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Berlin. 30min 16-si-sd-loan 1936 German many . . . scenes of the old and the new Hamburg are shots of Hamburg at work railroads 914.3 and at play. We also see good close-ups DISTRIBUTORS _ ^" of the rare animals at Hagenbeck's world iSmm silent: Geo ^ famous zoo." Producer 16mm sound: Geo Titles are in English "An intimate picture of Grermany's capi- el-jh-sh-c tal. Many of its famous streets, public buildings, monuments old palaces are and Harz mountains. ISmin 16-si-loan 1936 shown. . . The historical background en- riches the value of the film." Producer German railroads 914.3 Silent film has English titles. Dialog of DISTRIBUTORS sound film is in English but will be avail- 16mm, silent: Geo able in German after the 1st of November 16mni sound: Geo el-Jh-sh-c "The Harz is the highest mountain range in Central Germany. It abounds in magni- Bremen. 15min 16-si-sd-loan 1936 Ger- ficent forests, high plateaus and picturesque man railroads 914.3 valleys. Close-ups of the world famous DISTRIBUTORS Harz Mountain canaries are among the scenes of this . . . film." Producer 16m,m silent: Geo 16mm sound: Geo Titles and dialog are in English el-Jh-sh-c Guide "The photographic treatment of this film exemplifies the modern trend in European film production. Extraordinary views Romantic country of castles. ISmin 16-si- of this old city are shown by the use of loan 1936 German railroads 914.3 unusual and interesting camera angles. The grotesque shots of the strange 'lead vault' DISTRIBUTORS of the Bremen Cathedral are particularly 16mm silent: Geo startling." Producer 16m,m, sound: Geo "Shows the romantic country of castles Dialog is in English. Will be available which lies between the Neckar and Tauber with dialogue in German after the 1st of November Rivers. From Heidelberg to Rothenburg castles beckon from the hills to the dreamy el-Jh-sh-c Guide countryside below where peasants and townsfolk leisurely pursue their daily life." Country and people of the Erzgebirge. Producer lOmin 16-sd-loan 1936 German rail- Will be available after the 1st of Novem- roads 914.3 ber in the silent edition with English titles and in sound edition with dialog in English "Among the many . . . scenes in this well in German film are shots showing peasants making as as el-Jh-sh-c Guide lace, even the thread being made by hand. Other scenes show the making of brushes the sole industry of one village. Wood carv- Saxony's green borderlands. lOmin 16-sd- ing and toy making also play a prominent loan 1936 German railroads 914.3 part in the lives of these people." Pro- ducer "This film shows that . . . part of the former Kingdom of Saxony which borders Dialog is in English. Will be available on Czechoslovakia. It shows its summer after the 1st of November in the silent resorts, its curative springs and beautiful edition with English titles, and in sound landscapes. Included are also glimpses of edition with dialog in English as well as people enjoying a variety of winter sports." in German sh-c Producer Will be available after the 1st of Novem- Dresden and its environs. IR 16-sd-loan ber in the silent edition with English titles, German railroads 914.3 and in sound edition with dialog in English as well as in German In German dialogue, this film tells of the art treasures and magnificent situation of el-Jh-sh-c Guide Dresden in the Elbe valley, surrounded by the wooded Saxon Switzerland Stuttgart. 12min 16-si-sd-loan 1936 Ger- Will be available after the 1st of No- man railroads 914.3 vember in a silent edition with English DISTRIBUTORS titles, and in sound edition with dialogue 16mm silent: Geo in English as well as in German 16m,m sound: Geo

"The largest city in Swabia is . . . sit- Germany—the heart of Europe. 25min 16- uated on the Neckar River. The old town si-sd-loan 1936 German railroads 914.3 with its narrow lanes and the new town DISTRIBUTORS characterized by broad thoroughfares and offer an interesting con- 16mm silent: Geo modern buildings 16mm sound: Geo trast. Stuttgart is also a modern industrial center." Producer "A short review of Germany of today are in English built on a background of history. A trav- Titles and dialog elogue commencing with the arrival at a el-Jh-sh-c Guide German port showing in rapid succession of historical Germany, alternat- the beauty Tauber valley a German idyl. ISmin 16- ing with the Germany of today." Producer — si-loan 1936 German railroads 914.3 Titles and dialog are in English el-Jh-sh-c DISTRIBUTORS 16mm: Geo

Hamburg. ISmin 16-si-loan 1936 German "This . . . travelogue shows the medieval towns which lie along the banks of the railroads 914.3 idyllic Tauber River. . . From Werthelm DISTRIBUTORS on the Main to the world-famous town of 16mm,: Geo Rothenburg on the Tauber we take a . . . pictorial journey." Producer "Hamburg with its canals and old build- ings is Germany's second largest city and Titles are in English the Continent's largest seaport. Among the Jh-sh-c

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Trip through Germany. 30min 16-si-sd- Winter in Austria: Carinthian Alps. ISmin loan 1936 German railroads 914.3 16-si-loan Austrian state 914.36 DISTRIBUTORS "Action pictures of winter skiing and 16min silent: Ariz Geo Kan revels in Austria's sunniest province. Eng- 16mm sound: Geo YMCA lish titles." Producer "An inspiring pictorial trip through the el-Jh-sh-c Germany of today. Many aspects of the New Germany are here shown for the first time, while short sequences of medi- 914.369 Dalmatia eval Germany afford interesting contrasts. film has been enthusiastically received The to throughout this country as a short subject Down Dalmatia. lOmin 16-si-sd-loan of great merit. Extraordinary photographic 35-sd-f-loan 1933? Navy recruiting effects and clever editing add much to the serv. 914.369 beauty and appeal of this remarkable film." Georgia DISTRIBUTORS 16mm silent: Col Kan Pac YMCA Silent film has English titles. Sound film 16mm sound: A&B Geo YMCA has dialog in either English or German S5mm: YMCA el-Jh-sh-c Guide "A trip through the Straits of Veirzie; views of Cattaro, Spalato, Raguea and Vintagers' festival. 15min 16-si-sd-loan Venice." Colorado 1936 German railroads 914.3 DISTRIBUTORS 16mm, silent: Geo 9 \ 4.37 Czechoslovakia 16mm sound: Geo "Folk festivals in Germany are famous. Czechoslovakia. lOmin 16-si-sd-$20-$25; This subject shows the fall festivals which rent occur after the grapes have been harvested $1-$1.S0 35-si-sd-f-nf-apply 1936 in the Palatinate. Gay native dances and Pictorial 914.37 costumes lend color to the film." Producer DISTRIBUTORS Silent film has English titles. Sound ver- 16mm sound: B&H IdP sion may be had with English or German "Customs, dress, history, industries, dialog el-Jh-sh-c Guide people, dances of Czechoslovakia. Prague, the capitol and Tatra mountains featured." Producer Jh-sh 914.36 Austria 914.4 France Alpine garden. 12min 16-si-sd-rent $10 35-si-sd-f-nf-rent $10 1937 Lenauer Ancient cities of southern France. lOmin 914.36 35-sd-nf-loan 1937 French line DISTRIBUTORS 914.4 This travelog of southern France wsis 16mm sound: B&H produced by Andre La Varre Produced by Austrian producers, Vienna Jh-sh-c "Scenes of the lovely Austrian Alps. Mu- sical background. No dialog. English titles." Au pays Breton. 12min 35-sd-nf-rent 50c Distributor el-Jh-sh-c 1934 French gov't. 914.4 There is some time-lapse photography Down the Danube. 4min 16-si-$5 1932 used in this French dialogue film of Brit- Burton Holmes 914.36 tany sh-c DISTRIBUTORS French Riviera. lOmin 16mm: BdH Wis 3S-sd-nf-loan 1937 French line 914.4 "Medieval castles and the Monastery of Melk. Durrenstein, where Richard Coeur This Riviera travelog was produced by de Lion was imprisoned." Producer Andre La Varre el-Jh Jh-sh-c Glimpses of French Salzburg, city of festivals. 12min 16-si-sd- country life. 9y2Tnm 16-sd-$31.50; rent $10 35-si-sd-f-nf-rent $10 1936 rent $1.50 1937 Nu-Art Lenauer 914.4 914.36 DISTRIBUTORS "Festival time in this famous city and a 16mm: Den Ea IdP Mans Twy tour through its famous musical spots. No dialogue. English titles." Distributor Produced by Central film company

. . jh-sh-c "This . travelogue picturizes . . . Brittany, Bourbonnais, and Normandy. It Tyrol, the land in the mountains. 30min shows the mode of living of the people in these provinces 16-si-loan Austrian state 914.36 and also the old cus- toms which are still catered to since an- Available during winter months cient times. It contains . . . scenes of the "Towns, villages, life, crafts of the Aus- French countryside and the old provincial trian Tyrol." Producer homes." Distributor jh-sh-c el-Jh-8h Snow-bound Pyrenees. Village symphony. lOmin 16-si-sd-sale ap- 14mi 16-si-$17.50 1920 Burton ply; rent $10 35-si-sd-sale apply; rent Holmes 914.4 $10 1936 Lenauer 914.36 DISTRIBUTORS DISTRIBUTORS 16mm: BdH 16mm sound: Oar Wis "Peaks and valleys of the Pyrenees in midwinter. Crimson sunsets, Lovers of This pastoral scene of the quiet life snow and ice can find no prettier scenes and customs in a small, quaint Vorarlberg than those found inn this beautiful scenic town was produced by United producers of region." Indiana Austria jh-sh-c el-Jh

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Through Pyrenees & Lourdes. lOmin 35- places of interest in this Spanish city. Daughters of the 'first families' in native sd-nf-loan 1937 French line 914.4 dances, donning their mantillas, etc." A travelog produced by Andre La Varr^ Texas Jh Jh-sh • Spanish children. 14min 16-si-$17.50 1920 Trip on the Seine. 4min 16-si-$5 1928 Burton Holmes 914.6 Burton Holmes 914.4 DISTRIBUTORS DISTRIBUTORS 16mm: A&B B&H Wis IGmm: B&H VES S5mm: loS WFS "The Statue of Liberty; Pont Royal; "Some pretty plain—others plainly pret- Isle de la Cit^—and on to Notre Dame." ty—but all just as human as they can be." Producer Wisconsin el-Jh This short reel is included in Paris (in 16-si-$17.50; main catalog, class 914.436) Toledo and Segovia. 12min el-jh-sh rent $1.50 1920 Burton Holmes 914.6 DISTRIBUTORS When the fishing fleet comes home. IR 16- 16mm: A&B B&H Cal si-rent $1.50 Soc. for visual educ. 914.4 "The old Roman Aqueduct; churches, DISTRIBUTORS monuments, streets and structures of the 16nim: Tex old cities." Producer 35 mm: loS Tex Jh-sh-c "The fisher folk of the Brittany coast; life in the village when the fleet is out; repairing ships; lace makers; old ladies 914.67 Balearic Isles weaving fish nets; old fisherman." Iowa state college jh-sh Palma de Majorca. 14min 16-si-$17.50 1920 914.67 914.5 Italy Burton Holmes DISTRIBUTORS Along the Riviera. IR 16-si-rent $1.50 Soc. 16mm: B&H Cal for visual educ. 914.5 "Panorama of city and harbor. Natives. Rural life. Convent. Village life. Moorish "Azure Coast. Villas and Roman ruins. watchtowers. " California Rocky shores. Military road to Caesar." el-Jh-sh-c California Canals of Venice. 4min 16-si-$5 1920 Bur- ton Holmes 914.5 914.7 Russia DISTRIBUTORS 16mm: B&H Wis Day in Moscow. 20min 16-sd-$60; rent $4 Down the lovely canals and under the 1935 Garrison 914.7 beautiful bridges in a gondola DISTRIBUTORS el-Jh 16mm: Mod Wis An Amkino production Seeing San Marino. 14min 16-si-$18.50 "Study of the leading city of 1920 the U.S.S.R. Burton Holmes 914.5 With music and English titles." Distribu- DISTRIBUTORS tor el-Jh-sh-c 16mm: B&H S5mm: loS Leningrad and Moscow^. 14min 16-si-$30 There are glimpses of Berne, Switzer- 1930 Trow 914.7 land. Then comes some of the history; the frontier; types of natives; views of the city "Besides typical street scenes, churches, and medieval towers; Borgo, the commer- Tzarist palaces, the Kremlin, etc., this film cial center; the Statue of Liberty; Mt Ti- shows I. P. Pavlov and his Institute, a tanus; some views of the life of the people children's colony, a colony for juvenile de- and agricultural scenes linquents, and other socio-educational insti- el-Jh tutions of the U.S.S.R." Producer Jh-sh-c Stones of Venice. 4min 16-si-$5 1920 Bur- ton Holmes 914.5 Modern Russia. lOmin 16-sd-$30; rent $2 DISTRIBUTORS 1937 Garrison 914.7 16mm: B&H Wis DISTRIBUTORS "The Campanile, the Doge's Palace, the 16mm: B&H Piazette, San Marco, the Lion of St. Mark." Close-up views of life in modern Soviet Producer el-Jh Russia el-Jh-sh-c

Unburied city of Pompeii. lOmin 16-sd-$30; Road to life. 107min 16-sd-rent $15 1932 rent $2 Garrison 914.5 Garrison 914.7 DISTRIBUTORS DISTRIBUTORS 16m,m,: Mod 16 mm,: Mod A Talking picture epic film showing the Russian talk and music, with superim- excavation and restoration of this ancient posed English titles. Introduction spoken city which was buried by a volcano by Professor John Dewey, Professor Emeri- tus of Columbia University. This is the 914.6 Spain story of Russia's former "wild children" sh-c Seville in fair time, 4min 16-si-$5 1920 Burton Holmes 914.6 Russia. 45min 16-si-$72 1937 Eastman DISTRIBUTORS 914.7 16mm: B&H DISTRIBUTORS S5m,m,: Tex 16mm: A&B loS "A beautiful travelogue showing burial "Its people; its public buildings, old and

place of Columbus . . . bull ring and other new; conditions in the cities, in the fac-

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Russia—Continued 914.91 Iceland. Faroe Islands torles, on the farms. R 1, Glimpses of Moscow and urban life; R 2, Glimpses of Island of perils. 30min 16-sd-rent $6 1935 Leningrad and industry; R 3, Development Bell of agriculture." Producer & Howell 914.91 Guide DISTRIBUTORS 16mm: Gen IdP West Soviet Russia through the eyes of an A Principal pictures production American. 71min 16-si-sd-apply 35-si- "The scene of this picture is in the sd-f-apply 1935? Imperial distributing Faroe Islands, also called the 'Sheep Corp. Islands' because of the large flocks of 914.7 sheep raised here. . . One can well imagine DISTRIBUTORS that only a hardy race of people could 1 6 mm silent: Wis wrest a livelihood from this unfriendly "Starting land and sea. the tour at the station in Mos- The film depicts . . . the cow, the film depicts the capital in its lives of such a people in their impressive various surroundings. aspects—the Kremlin, of course, . . Deals . . . with the story of the shopping district, the Metropole, and Johan and his bride. . . To win his the crowded thoroughfares with far more bride Johan must prove his worth. This taxis (just like those in Paris) than it is consists mainly of dangerous forays to customary to see there. From Moscow the high inaccessible cliffs where the sea birds nest. cameras move to Gorki . . . where vast Both birds and eggs are gathered, industrial factories, turning out iron, steel the eggs being kept for winter, the season and monster locomotives (supplied for all when the islanders are kept close to the Russia) are glimpsed, as well as play- homes by the fury of North Atlantic grounds for children and parks for adults. storms. . . When Johan has 'proved his Incidentally, considerable space is given to mettle', we see part of the beautiful cere- showing the care of the Soviet's former monies of his marriage, and the home 'waifs'. . . Now they appear to be well where he and his happy bride will lead cared for in orphanages, are taught trades their simple but strenuous existence." Dis- and are educated in out-door classes, with tributor el-jh-sh-c drills games, and healthy exercise. . . Tols- toi's beautiful home is shown, and Stalen- Reykjavik, capital of Iceland. 4min 16-si- grad's tractor plant. . . The pictures cover $5 1932 Burton Holmes 914.91 all Russia, contrasting its different types, DISTRIBUTORS climates and topography. As a report It Is 16mm: BdH of interest because of its thoroughness." YES N.Y. Herald Tribune "Scenes in an out-of-the-way place." Jh-sh-c Producer el-Jh 9/4.77 Crimea 914.92 Netherlands Crimea. lOmin 16-si-sd-apply 3S-si-sd-f- Holland and the apply 1935 Imperial distributing corp. Dutch. Umin 16-si-sd- $20-$30 1932 Burton 914.77 Holmes 914.92 General views DISTRIBUTORS are given of the rolling 16mm: BdH Baas slopes and mountainous ridges of this pen- Gen IdP insula washed by the waters of the Black May also be had in silent form consisting Sea. Many of the beautiful palaces built of five 100ft reels (16-si-ea $5). The titles by the tzars, nobles and wealthy merchants are: Isle of Marken, Canals and streets of and now used as rest homes, sanitariums, Amsterdam, Diamond cutters of Amster- hotels and museums are shown—among dam, Going to Volendam and Cheese mar- them "Swallows Nest" a castle literally ket of Alkmaar perched on a cliff's very edge. There are Views of Amsterdam and views the Royal of the famous white, beautifully palace. The diamond cutters at work. sculptured lions. Street scenes of the cap- Water highways, wooden shoes and wide ital of Crimea are shown, ancient ruins and pantaloons of Volendam. The cave cheese mar- towns and more castles and monas- ket of Alkmaar. The Isle of Marken. Wind- teries amid the cliffs mills, dykes and the Zuider Zee. The nar- ration is by Ernest R. Clark 9/4.79 Georgia el-Jh

Tiflis, Georgia. lOmin 16-si-sd-apply 35-si- sd-f-apply 1935 Imperial distributing 914.93 Belgium corp. 914.79 Belgian cities. Bell & Howell 914.93 General scenic views of Tiflis are fol- DISTRIBUTORS lowed by street scenes and a view of the market place. The 16mm: Ind Ohio VES summit of Mount David 35mm: Mass Ohio is reached by cable car and at this pleasure resort you see Russians at play. The oil This film was entered in the Educational wells of Baku on the Caspian sea are Film Catalog, 1936, giving Harvard as the shown and street scenes of this city also. Producer. Bell & Howell has since taken This is followed by views of the surround- it over mg mountains. The film ends with scenes of men and women workers in wheat fields 914.94 Switzerland 914.81 Norway Dogs of solitude. (Vagabond adventure ser.) lOmin 16-sd-$30; rent apply Gut- Fjords of Norway. 4min 16-si-$5 1907 lohn 914.94 Burton Holmes 914.81 DISTRIBUTORS DISTRIBUTORS 16mm: FiL IdP 16mm: B&H Scenes of the Swiss Alps showing winter "A Norway cruise . . aboard an ocean sports, mountain climbing and a rescue liner." dog Producer at work. The narration is by Tom Terrlss el-Jh-sh el-Jh-sh-c

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Lake of Lucerne. 4min 16-si-$5 1932 Bur- bor, trolleys, rubber culture . . . Siam, Bangkok . . . Wat Arun, the Porcelain ton Holmes 914.94 Temple. Royal Palaces. Temple of the DISTRIBUTORS Emerald Buddha. Wat Po, largest temple ^ ' 16mm: BdH Wis in Siam. ' Producer "Windows of the tunneled Axenstrasse el-jh ajid the Chapel of William Tell." Producer el-Jh Siam to Korea. IR 16-si-sd-$30 35-si-sd-f- rent $3.50 1930-31 Fitzpatrick 915 Roof of reporters) Europe. (Rambling DISTRIBUTORS ISmin 16-sd-$50; rent $3 35-sd-f-apply 16mm sound: Ohio Twy Bray; Films, inc. 914.94 Enroute to Bangkok a Chinese junk is "Geneva—^Lea-gue of Nations and histor- passed and a train is taken from a little ical sections; milk products and swiss peninsula port where the first views of cheese industries; winter sports." Producer natives are shown. There are views of Siam's network of rivers. Arrived at Bangkok we see a royal palace and other examples of Siamese architecture. Buddh- 914.96 Balkan states ism is discussed and women and children shown at worship. Then comes a visit Films on the Balkan states may be to the Pasteur Institute where we see a classed here but in this Catalog 915.6 has rare white cobra. Back at the temples or been used for Turkey "wats" Buddhism is again considered. Then we go on to Korea. Arriving at the port of Seoul the life in its streets is Asia depicted. The children of Korea are shown 915 and also a native drum dance in an orien- tal garden Guide All sorts of folks. (Oriental journeys ser.) llmin 35-sd-nf-apply Modern film Water dogs. (Oriental journeys ser.) 15min sales; 16-sd-$36; rent $1.50 1936 Bell 35-sd-nf-apply 1931? Modern film sales; & Howell 915 llmin 16-sd-$36; rent $1.50 Bell & Produced by Grace G. Huntington and Howell 915 narrated by Wilfred Lucas This is a Grace G. Huntington produc- "Strange people, old and young; temples tion, with narration by Wilfred Lucas, and hovels; beauty and romance; joy and showing river life in Siam and Shang- sorrow. Women who smoke huge cigars hai, the foot rowing boats in Shanghai and and do all the work. Men who chew betel the latter part of the picture is devoted nut and do nothing. Elaborate costumes to surf-riding in Hawaii and practically no costumes. Big hats, lit- el-jh tle hats and funny hats." Distributor el-jh 915.1 China How our neighbors live. (Oriental jour- neys ser.) ISmin 35-sd-nf-apply 1931? China. 16min 16-si-$27.50 35-si-f-nf-$68.7S Modern film sales; llmin 16-sd-$36; Diemer 915.1 rent $1.50 Bell & Howell 915 DISTRIBUTORS This film, produced by Grace G. Hunt- 16mm: A&B Dud Ind Wis ington and narrated by Wilfred Lucas, rickshas, goes rapidly from India to Bali, to Indo "Hongkong with its coolies, its sedan China, Hawaii, Siam, Burma, Korea and and oriental shops; Canton with chairs hotel for the dead; Shanghai It contrasts poverty plenty. and Japan. and Joss temples; Three particularly interesting scenes are with its modern hotels and Pekin that was Peiping that is; the shown: poi making in Hawaii; life on the — of and the Royal Palaces; sampans of China; and the Japanese tea Temple Heaven the Great Wall where camels and service which has become a ritual and donkeys wend their way over stony trails." el-jh Indiana Peking, Korea. (Wonders of the world ser.) China our neighbor. 8R 16-si-rent $10.80 ISmin 16-si-$25; rent $1 1934 Bell & 35-si-nf-rent $15 1932 Harmon found. Howell 915 915.1 The railroad takes us inland, through Tientsin, to Peiping. We follow a camel DISTRIBUTORS train into the Chinese City and see Jade 16mm: WFS YMCA street, women with bound feet, the Win- The units are: (1) China and America; ter palace, the Forbidden City of the Em- (2) China's home hfe; (3) How China perors, the Temple and Altar of Heaven, makes a living; (4) China's children; (5) Chinese soldiers, an outdoor restaurant and Three great religions of China; (6) Arts barber shop. Then comes a rail journey to of China; (7) Education in China; (8) the Great Wall, and many interesting scenes Mr Chang takes a chance of repairs to and life upon this remarkable "Beginning with a comparison of China's defense work. Then to Korea—Seoul, the physical, industrial and cultural aspects capital, with its great shrine. Kaifuku pal- with those of the United States, the various ace, street scenes, washing clothes outdoors, units present China's ancient culture and traders, what to wear when in mourning, traditions, slices of the life of various and dances el-Jh classes, and the complicated economic and political situation of the twentieth cen- Penang—Malacca—Siam—Singapore. (Won- tury, in friendly, unprejudiced fashion. experts as authentic, this ders of the world ser.) ISmin 16-si- Endorsed by series is recommended as a background for $25; rent $1 1934 Bell & Howell 915 courses of study on China. Each reel is "Penang Island, in the Bay of Bengal, a separate unit and may be used as such, reveals palm leaf huts beneath towering but successive presentations of the entire trees. Ayer Itam Temple has thousands of series create a more comprehensive appre- turtles to be fed. Snake Temple is very ciation of China and its problems." Pro- Guide . ducer el-jh-sh-c well named. Malacca . . Singapore, har-

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China visualized. 90min 16-si-$210 1937 Slumbering giant. (Oriental journeys ser.) White 915.1 35min 35-sd-f-nf-apply 1931 Modern Information given has not been verified film sales; 30min 16-sd-$108; rent $4.50 by the Producer for this Supplement 1935 Bell & Howell 915.1 The six 400-foot reels include the follow- Produced by Grace G. Huntington and ing subjects: Agriculture in China; Coun- narrated by Wilfred Lucas try life in China; Customs and manners; ageless land, the Vocations; Transportation in China; China "China, the where mys- of the Bast in days of conflict (historical news-reel of tery, mysticism and magic Far triumph of nationalist armies over warlords is concentrated. . . The Forbidden City of the North) Guide where the Celestial dynasties of the Em- perors once dwelt. . . A . . . mixture of the busy streets of Shanghai, himgry China's gifts to the West. 30min 16-si-rent masses of coolies, sedan chairs, misery, splendor, and examples of Oriental stoi- $3 1936 Harmon found. 915.1 cism." Distributor DISTRIBUTORS el-Jh-sh-c 16mm: Cal YMCA Some scenes of this film, which shows Styles in Hong Kong. (Wonders of the the influence of the Orient on civilization, world ser.) 3min 16-si-$3.50 1935 Bell are In color el-jh & Howell 915.1 Available from Chicago office only and is Imperial city. (Traveltalks) 9min 16-si- not for rent. Title is descriptive of con- sd-$21 35-si-sd-f-$50 1930 Fitzpatrick tents 915.1 Summer palace in Peking. (Wonders of the DISTRIBUTORS world ser.) 6min 16-si-$8 Bell & 16mm silent: Dud Howell 915.1 16mm sound: Fi Ohio Twy YMCA May be rented with other films in Won- tour of Peking, the Imperial A City of ders of the world series for $1. The title China, begins the arrival with at the is descriptive of the contents railway station. In the crowded streets el-jh a funeral is encountered. The water sprinklers are shown at work. Passing With the Asiatic fleet, llmin 16-si-sd-loan through the South Gate the Forbidden 35-sd-f-loan 1935 Navy recruiting City is entered. Not far from the For- bidden City is the Temple of Heaven serv. 915.1 where an old priest directs the party to the DISTRIBUTORS Altar of Heaven. Back in the streets a 16mm sound: Geo YMCA young barber is observed at his work. The "Sallormen ashore in China. Strange Summer palace next, comes followed by a sights in and near Shanghai." Producer visit to the Winter palace. En route to jh-sh the Great Wall of China, women are met whose feet were bound when they were With the Yangtze patrol, llmin 16-si-sd- babies and Chinese children who are obvi- ously afraid of cameras. A mile from the loan 35-sd-f-loan 1934 Navy recruit- Great Wall the trains stop and the rest ing serv. 915.1 of the trip is taken on burros—in sedan DISTRIBUTORS chairs or on foot. Arrived at the — Great 16mm, silent: Pac Wall, the journey ends with views of this 16m,m wonder of the ancient world sound: A&B Geo YMCA el-jh S5mm: YMCA "A story of the U. S. Asiatic fleet in Chinese waters showing commerce on the Peiping—land of Khan. llmin 16-si-sd- Yangtze river. Bluejackets visiting ashore loan 35-sd-f-loan 1936 Navy recruit- in interior China." Producer ing serv. 915.1 jh-sh DISTRIBUTORS 16mm, silent: A&B 16mm sound: Geo YMCA 915.15 Tibet "Scenes of Peiping (Pekin)—Forbidden City—Palace of Kang Hsi." Producer Darjelling. (Wonders of the world ser.) 7min 16-si-$12 1935 Bell & Howell Picturesque Hong Kong. (Traveltalks) 915.15 9min 16-si-sd-$21 3S-si-sd-f-$50 1930 Available from Chicago office only. Also "Holy of India" Fitzpatrick 915.1 with men (class 915.4) to make full reel DISTRIBUTORS a 16mm sound: "Tibetan priests and beggars greet us in Ohio Twy the shadow of the mighty Himalayas. General views of Hong Kong are fol- Shaggy Mongol ponies carry certain loads, lowed by a specific view of the Victoria but the Tibetan women carry even more. section. The western influence in archi- A Tibetan monastery. Four men to a tecture is pointed out in a study of a sedan chair here. Gambling games and street in Victoria where except for rick- devil dancers. . . Mountain views." Pro- shaws there is little to suggest the Chinese. ducer Crossing the bay to the mainland of China the city of Kowloon is shown. Back in Hong Kong we see what looks like chop 915.18 suey in preparation and are shown the art Manchuria of handling chop sticks. Repulse Bay is next on the itinerary, followed by a view Manchukuo. I5min 16-si-$24 1937 East- of a typically Chinese floating city—where man 915.18 Chinese families live, and work, and die in sampans. With a last look at the city DISTRIBUTORS of sampans, a final glimpse of the harbor 16mm: loS VES and the fading hills of China beyond, the "Harbor at Darten—Japanese influence picture draws to its end modern machine equipment—railroads el-jh steel and concrete factory buildings and

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Manchukuo—Continued of Beppu. Outdoor and home life. Temples, shrines, feeding the sacred deer. . . Views apartments—coal and iron mining—blast of Mt. Fujiyama." Producer furnaces—steel mills—Russians—Chines^ sh eoolie life—Chinese merchants—markets— Jehol province—Mongol temples, schools Japan. IR 16-si-$20 35-si-f-nf-$50 Diemer and hospltcUls." Producer 915.2 Guide DISTRIBUTORS 16mm: Dud "In Beppu it is the hot springs and mud 915.19 Korea baths, giant Diabutsu and hearty welcome. In Mlyajima it is the famous water Toril and temples. Kobe has scenic merit, and Korea. (Oriental journeys ser.) iSmin 35- furnishes a Shinto christening ceremony. sd-f-nf-apply 1931 Modern film sales; Kyoto illustrates the finest arts and crafts of the orient and local native color. Nara lOmin 16-sd-$36; rent 1931 Bell $1.50 is a Holy City with great temple areas and & Howell 915.19 hundreds of sacred deer. The cryptomerlas Produced by Grace Q. Huntington and of Nlkko surround lacquered Shinto Shrines narrated by Wilfred Lucas which are unequaled anywhere. Tokyo is modern, and is a starting point from which "This . . . travelogue was taken in the to visit Fujlama, the 'Honorable Mountain' heart of Korea and . . . depicts the scenic of Japan." Producer beauty of the land and the habits of the people. The beautiful palaces and temples Japan, 30min 16-si-$48 1937 Eastman are described ... as are the street scenes. 915.2 The history and background of this an- cient land have [alsoj been brought to the "Modern, westernized urban life con- screen." Distributor trasted with the ancient modes and meth- areas. Public el-Jh ods that persist in farm school life; religious ceremonies." Producer Queer Korean customs. 4min 16-si-$5 1913 Guide Burton Holmes 915.19 Japan in cherry blossom time. (Travel- DISTRIBUTORS talks) 9min 16-si-sd-$21 35-si-sd-f-$50 16mm: BdH 1930 Fitzpatrick 915.2 "Seeing the sights of Seoul. The human DISTRIBUTORS steamroller, human steam shovel, human 16mm, sound: Fi Ohio Twy crane and the human pile driver." Pro- is Indicative of ducer el-Jh The title of this picture its content. Cherry trees in blossom form its theme. The contrast of the material with the poetic side of Japan is shown in 915.2 Tokyo with its modern buildings. From here Japan the picture goes to Keentle Bridge and on to the quaint little town of Nlkko. In Nikko Cherry blossom festival in Japan. 16-si-ap- there is only one main thoroughfare but it ply; rent apply 1935 Bell & Howell has served for centuries for processions of Pilgrims visiting the shrines of Nlkko. Up 915.2 this street then to the Shinto Shrines. The Bell & Howell offer this title on the original wood carving of the three famous same reel as "Silk culture in Japan" monkeys is shown and then the scene goes which was listed in the Supplement, April on to Kamakura where the Great Bronze 1937, class 915.2. The two subjects to- Buddha is shown. With views of Yokohama gether run IGmin and sell for $25 and its harbor the film draws to its close el-Jh el-Jh-sh Historic festival in Japan and Silk culture Japanese cities. (Wonders of the world 1934 in Japan. (Wonders of the world ser.) ser.) ISmin 16-si-$2S; rent $1 915.2 15min 16-si-$25; rent $1 1934 Bell & Bell & Howell Howell 915.2 Scenic views of Fujiyama el-Jh A Japajiese festival and views of the silk Industry el-Jh Japanese festivals. lOmin 16-si-loan 20min 35-sd-nf-loan Japan tourist 915.2 Island empire. (Traveltalks) 9min 16-si- DISTRIBUTORS sd-$21 35-si-sd-f-$50 1930 Fitzpatrick S5m.m: Cal 915.2 "Showing the gay scenes of typical Jap- DISTRIBUTORS anese festivals in Kyoto, Osaka, Aklta, 16mm sound: Ohio Txoy Nagasaki, etc." Producer Arriving at Mlyajima the first impression Land of enchantment. (Rambling report- is of the world famous Torii. There is a rent 35-sd- sacred dance being performed before the ers) ISmin 16-sd-$50; $3 temple at Miyajima. This solemn event is f-aooly Bray; Films, inc. 915.2 partially shown before going on to the town DISTRIBUTORS of Nara. Here it is cherry blossom time 16mm: Geo and spring is everywhere. Sacred deer in country scenes of Japan, in- the temple park are fond of the rice cakes City and views of Tokyo, Nara with its offered theni. The pavilion of the Great Bell cluding Torll, the pearl industry with its diving is visited next. A Japanese temple in Kyoto girls, and Yokohama Is shown, and also in Kyoto native people are shown in the environment which they Mothers of Nippon. (Oriental journevs love so well. Then comes Fujiyanaa! ser.) 35min 35-sd-f-nf-apply 1931 Mod- el-Jh ern film sales; 28min 16-sd-$108; rent Japan. 15min 16-si-$25; rent $1 1916 Bell $4.50 1931 Bell & Howell 915.2 & Howell 915.2 Produced by Grace G. Huntington and Available from Chicago office only narrated by Wilfred Lucas "Glimpses of leading cities—Yokohama, "Japanese women, types of delicate Tokio, Kobe, Kyoto. Hot mineral spring beauty, quiet strength and grace. Some

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Mothers of Nippon Continued Dravidian glamor. (Port o' call ser.) work in the fields, others are in life long lOmin 16-si-sd-apply 35-si-sd-f-apply service to the temples. They are the re- 1934? Imperial distributing corp. 915.4 j'gious dancers. Geisha girls are educated piease their husbands. Wealthy wives A film of Madura, South India, showing to a massive temple which covers thirteen with rioh husbands who divorce them with Distributor acres and is dedicated to the fish-eyed god- two words." dess Minakshi. el-jh-sh-c Narrated by Dean H. Dick- ason Jh-sh-c of the w^orld ser.) ISmin Nikko. (Wonders Gateway to India. 15min 16-sd-rent $1.50 16-si-$:5; rent $1 1934 Bell & Howell 1933 Bell & Howell 915.4 915.2 DISTRIBUTORS A travelog of the Japanese town of Nikko 16mm: IdP el-Jh Travelog of India el-jh 915.4 India Holy men of India. (Wonders of the world ser.) 6min 16-si-$10 1935 Bell Benares. (Wonders of the world ser.) & Howell 915.4 13min 16-si-$25 1935 Bell & Howell Available from Chicago office only. Also 915.4 with "Darjelling" (class 915.15) to make a full reel Available from Chicago oflilce only "The Ganges, Holy River of India, near- "Many varieties of holiness attained through self- torture." est spot to Heaven. Purification for the Producer cremation the living, benediction and for Land of Shalimar. 20min 16-sd-$60 Garri- dead. Intimate detail of burning gnats. Outdoor barbers, chiropodists and mas- son 915.4 seurs. Calcutta—bullock carts and out- DISTRIBUTORS door restaurants, then the Victoria Me- 16mm: Cen Fi IdP Inst Mod Twy morial. Jain Temple. Kali Temple. Fire YMCA worshippers. Beggars, peacocks, and wom- Produced by Captain J. en with gold-studded toenails." Producer Noel Reel 1 shows river traffic; sawing wood- Bombay, Ceylon. (Wonders of the world edging with primitive lathe; houseboats; a barber; boat taxis and the Maharajah's ser.) ISmin 16-si-$25; rent $1 1934 boat procession. Reel 2 is of the Shalimar Bell & Howell 915.4 lakes; rice threshing; cooking; spinning; a India, very primitive potter's wheel; sun drying; "Bombay, western gateway to dances; mountain scenery beautiful streets and magnificent and the Taj shows Mahal Jh-sh-c buildings—next to a squalid old native sprinkler is city, where the street two- Love's memorial. (Port o' call ser.) lOmin legged and carries a goat- skin reservoir on his back. Concrete is mixed by 16-si-sd-apply 35-si-sd-f-apply 1933? machine and carried into place by Imperial distributing corp. 915.4 laborers. Hindoos women Caste marked Taken in Agra, India, this film shows the mingle with rich young Mohammedans. Taj Mahal. The narration is by Deane JI. Towers of Silence, are abodes of the vul- Dickason jh-sh-c tures who wait to dispose of the dead. From Bombay the regular Journey runs Mother Ganges. (Port o' call ser.) southward along the western coast of India, toward Ceylon." Producer lOmin 16-si-sd-apply 35-si-sd-f-apply el-Jh 1934? Imperial distributing corp. 915.4 o' call ser.) lOmin City of the sun. (Port Narrated by Deane H. Dickason 16-si-sd-apply 35-si-sd-f-apply 1934? "According to the Brahmans, Benares Is Imperial distributing corp. 915.4 the center around which the Vishnu built DISTRIBUTORS the globe. Consequently, all India comes to ISmrn sound: Wis this holiest of all Hindu cities on pilgrim- age, to see the sacred Ganges and to bathe This film shows the making of cord for in its divine waters." Producer tapestries; the weaving of rugs; the cutting Jh-sh-c and setting of precious stones; chasing glass; grinding and sifting meal; a mar- riage and the wedding feast; the sun god Peacock throne. (Port o' call ser.) lOmin procession; and the astronomical observa- 16-si-sd-apply 35-si-sd-f-apply 1934? tory. Narrated by Deane H. Dickason Imperial distributing corp. 915.4 Jh-sh-c Scenes in Bombay; old temples, iron col- umn; dung dried; ebony, teak wood and of the world ser.) Delhi—Agra. (Wonders ivory carvers; primitive irrigation by means ISmin 16-si-$25; rent $1 1934 Bell & of oxen hoisting water; British headquar- Howell 915.4 ters; and the Peacock throne of Shah Jahan. Narrated by Deane H. Dickason DISTRIBUTORS Jh-sh-c 16mm: Wis "Camel carts of peculiar construction. Sacred cow. (Oriental journeys ser.) 35min A wheel-wright makes a roadside repair. . . Jami Majid—largest mosque in India. 35-sd-nf-apply 1931? Modern film Shopping in Delhi's Chaudni Chowk. City sales; 30min 16-sd-$108; rent $4.50 water supply—by the teacupful. . . Palaces, Bell & Howell 915.4 mosques. . . Fatehpur Siki, the deserted Produced by Grace G. Huntington city. Agra—teeming with life—stone-cut- and ters carving millstones, women at the narrated by Wilfred Lucas town well, snake charmers, grinders at "India. Packed streets of Calcutta the work with bow drill. The Pearl Mosque. holy city of Benares on the Ganges. Men

Taj Mahal . . . The Mohammedan's tur- and beasts tug and strain in the broiling ban." Producer sun with their heavy cargoes but the cow el-jh roams at will rummaging through the

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Sacred cow Continued First paradise. (Port o' call ser.) lOmin streets unmolested for the cow is a sacred 16-si-sd-apply 35-si-sd-f-apply 1934? animal, God Sivas pet and therefore must Imperial distributing corp. 915.48 not be either disturbed or forced to work. Huge bazaars, three hundred millions of DISTRIBUTORS people huddled In villages. Snake charmers. 16mm sound: B&H Wis Nautch girl dancers, the Taj Mahal, all of Narrated by Deane H. Dickason

these . . . scenes are packed into this film." "Across the 59 -mile strait separating Distributor el-Jh Ceylon from India is a series of submerged reefs, known as 'Adams Bridge.' it Southern India. (Wonders of the Over world Adam and Eve are reputed to have escaped ser.) ISmin 16-si-$25; rent $1 1934 from the Garden of Eden, which is believed Bell & Howell 915.4 to have been situated on the island of Ceylon." Producer DISTRIBUTORS jh-sh-c 16mm: Wis "Starting with the heavily laden darker people of Madras, we visit the Siva Temple of Kapelaswaraswana, with its juggernaut. 915.6 Turkey Buffalo milk is relished. Men affect a fine hair dress. Fields under cultivation, bul- locks working belly-deep in mud, women Let's talk Turkey. (Rambling reporters) washing. Rock Temple. Siva Temple. ISmin 16-sd-$50; rent $3 35-sd-f-apply Caste marks of Siva and Vishnu. Trichi- nopoli. Madura, with hand spinning and Bray; Films, inc. 915.6 weaving, in the shadow of palace and tem- "Street scenes in Constantinople; wor- ple." Producer shipping at mosques; crowded markets; el-Jh modern contrasted with old." Producer

Udaipur. (Wonders of the world ser.) Turkey. 30min 16-si-$48 1937 Eastman 14min 16-si-$25 1935 Bell & Howell 915.6 915.4 DISTRIBUTORS Available from Chicago office only 16mm: AdB loS "Offers the Jagadish Temple, and a "The new Turkey evolving under the Maharana's Palace that seems carved from modernizing influence of the Young Turks alabaster. Men in chains pass down the is shown. . . Life in Ankara, the new street, among camel and bullock trans- capital. Rapid strides in industrialization. port. More pomp is seen in the ornate Agricultural activities." Producer bathing pools in the slave gardens, and in Guide the Jagaminder Summer Palace. Water is raised high by ox teams, and railroad car tanks are replenished by men with goat skin water sacks. Jaipur, the 'Pink 915.69 Palestine City,' presents busy streets and a pic- turesque market, with coppersmiths and City of David. (Port o' call ser.) weavers at work. Pans and drums are lOmin beaten for native dance music. The 16-si-sd-apply 35-si-sd-f-apply 1934? Erimitively ingenious observatory of Jal Imperial distributing corp. 915.69 ing reveals apparatus for astronomical observation and DISTRIBUTORS physical experimentation. 16mm sound: Gaudily decorated elephants carry us to BdH the Amber Palace." Producer Narrated by Deane H. Dickason "Jerusalem, the Holy City, is sacred to Moslems as the site from which Mohammed 915.42 Himalaya Mountains ascended into heaven; to Christians, as the place of the crucifixion and the resurrection Throne of the gods. 60min 16-si-sd-apply of Christ, and to Hebrews, as the City of David." Producer 35-si-sd-f-apply 1933 Imperial distrib- jh-sh-c uting corp. 915.42 DISTRIBUTORS Holy Land. (Wonders of the world ser.) 16mm sound: B&H Mod 15min 16-si-$25; rent $1 1935 Bell & The high peaks of the Himalayas. Nar- Howell 915.69 rated by Lowell Thomas el-Jh-sh-c Available from Chicago office only "We go by rail toward Jerusalem and Tragedy of Mt. Everest. 30min 16-sd-$l50; view primitive handicrafts in the markets ^ rent $6 Garrison 915.42 of Nazareth. Here only the nose is veiled. Women carry great loads on their heads. DISTRIBUTORS Camel transport passes the wells of Mary 16mm: B&H Fi Mod Twy YMCA and Jacob. Shepherds and their flocks "An unusual picture—beautiful photogra- linger by the roadsides, and a field Is phy. A photographic record of the expedi- being tilled by an ox and a donkey teamed tion which almost succeeded in climbing to to a wooden plow such as was used thou- the very summit of Mt. Everest." Young sands of years ago. At Jericho, on the men's Christian assn. Jordan, a great flock of long-haired goats jh-sh-c block the road. At last, the Jaffa Gate, the Street of David, a Christian funeral, Jews against the Wailing Wall, too orthodox to 915.48 Ceylon permit photography. Sandals must be worn to enter the mosque, the really de- vout remove their shoes and wash their Ceylon devil dance. (Wonders of the world feet before entering. Water is carried in ser.) 4min 16-si-$5 1934 Bell & goatskin bags, coppersmiths are at work in the Crusaders' Market. Via Dolorosa, Howell 915.48 Garden of Gethsemane, then Bethlehem, This short dance subject may be rented and here the Church of the Nativity and with other Wonders of the world subjects the Field of the Shepherds are visited." for $1 el-Jh-sh Producer

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Jerusalem, lOmin 16-sd-$17.50; rent $1.50 ing wild elephants which are in turn, trained for use in this industry. There are 1933 Inst, cinema serv. 915.69 clear distance shots and close-ups. There The capital of the land of three faiths are elephants of all sizes and there is

. . . the Christians, the Moslems and the much elephant action Jews el-Jh-sh-c

915.7 Siberia 9 1 5 .95 Malay peninsula Siberia. SOmin 16-si-$48 1937 Eastman 915.7 Raffles and rubber. (Port o' call ser.) DISTRIBUTORS lOmin 16-si-sd-apply 35-si-sd-f-apply 16mni: AdB 1934 Imperial distributing corp. 915.95 "Developments in this vast country under DISTRIBUTORS U.S.S.R. policies. Schools, hospitals, col- 16 mm sound: B&H lective farms, and the fishing industry. The Narrated by Deane H. Dickason Lake Baikal region. The primitive Buryat Mongolians. Tungus life in the Siberian "Less than a century ago Singapore tundra." Producer Island was virgin jungle. Now it is a Guide series of rubber estates, yielding half of the world's supply, and a tropical clearing Taming the Taiga. 30min 16-si-$60; rent house for circuses and zoos." Producer el-jh-sh $2 1933 Bell & Howell 915.7 An Amkino production "Picture of Ude people in Ussurian re- 916 Africa gion of Asia. . . An interesting sociological study, showing life, customs, and rites of Africa joins the world. 45min 16-si-rent these folks. Pictures work of Russia in developing a cooperative society as con- $3.75 1937 Harmon found. 916 trasted with the ancient heritage of witch- "Showing primitive Africa, present day craft." Wisconsin Africa and the challenge Africa offers to the work of world missions." Producer 915.93 Siam Reel 1, What Africa is; reel 2, How Af- rica lives; reel 3, From fetishes to faith. Friendly bout. (Oriental journeys ser.) Any reel may be rented separately at $1.25 per R, or the series be I5min 35-sd-f-nf-apply 1931 Modern may had on a life- time lease basis at $25 per R film sales; lOmin 16-sd-$36; rent $1.50 el-Jh-sh 1934 Bell & Howell 915.93 Trekking to Timbuctoo. 53min 16-sd-$180; Produced by Grace G. Huntington and narrated by Wilfred Lucas rent $10 1935 Bell & Howell 916 "They say it with sticks in Siam. And DISTRIBUTORS for footwork and a fast eye you can't beat 16mm: IdP Mod West YMCA such a scrap. Except maybe their boxers "A motor expedition from Cape Verde, who feint and hit with hoofs as well as on the West Coast of Africa, eastward hands. And no point scoring either for they through Dakar, Bamaku and Gao to Tim-

fight to a knockout. . . Shows the dif- buctoo. While the chief purpose of the

ferent . . . games and contests of Siam." expedition was the gathering of ornithologi- Distributor el-Jh-sh-c cal museum specimens, people and places far from the beaten path are presented in

Jewel of Asia. (Rambling reporters) this pictorial record. Some . . . close-up

pictures of bird life . . . ISmin 16-sd-$50; rent $3 35-sd-f-ap- are shown. . . The course of the journey is followed by ply Bray; Films, inc. 915.93 map animation." Producer "Travelogue through Siam, showing Bangkok, Buddhist temples, Siamese float- ing population, native dancing." Producer 916.1 North Africa Land of the yellow robe. (Oriental jour- neys ser.) 25min 35-si-f-nf-apply 1931 Backward civilization. (Human geography Modern film sales; 21min 16-sd-$72; ser.) lOmin 16-sd-$50 35-sd-nf-$100 rent $3 1935 Bell & Howell 915.93 1937 Erpi 916.1 Produced by Grace G. Huntington and "A survey of the life among the Ber- narrated by Wilfred Lucas bers of North Africa, a typical instance of the persistence "Bangkop, of old isolated types of Siam. The Venice of the civilizations. Every significant aspect of East has more rivers and canals than any the daily life of these people is . . . shown. city in the Orient. A water loving people Their crude handicrafts, their primitive who live almost as much on land as on agricultural methods, their customs and sea. . . Temples, Buddha statues, crusted superstitions, form a . . . background for with gold and jewels. Sights recalling the contrast with contemporary life in a ma- fabled grandeur of the Arabian Nights." chine age." Producer Distributor el-jh-sh-c Jh-sh-c Guide Syama. 40min 16-sd-rent $7.50 Ideal mo- tion picture serv. 915.93 916.2 Egypt Special permission of the King of Siam made possible the filming of this subject Byways of Egypt. (Oriental journeys ser.) which shows native life in several phases. There are stately processions including a 25min 35-sd-f-nf-apply 1931 Modern royal funeral and the royal barge with its film sales; 20min 16-sd-$72; rent $3 oars of gold. There are general scenes 1936 Bell Howell of city and country life. Then come the & 916.2 elephants. The domestic elephants are Travelog of Egypt. Similar to others in shown at work in the teakwood forests, this series, by Grace G. Huntington. The helping in the felling and hauling of the narration is by Wilfred Lucas heavy trees. They are also shown captur- el-Jh-sh

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Cairo to the pyramids, llmin 16-si-sd-$20- "Exploration in Equatorial Africa. Climb- ing $30 1932 Burton Holmes 916.2 the little known 'Mountains of the Moon.' First film record of this area. A DISTRIBUTORS snowstorm on the Equator." Distributor 16mm sound: BdH Cen Den Fi IdP ^ Mot Reg "This is not a 'stunt' picture. Mr. Well's YMCA comments entertainingly: shows Africa as May also be had in silent form, consist- it is and not as film fans are presumed to ing of five 100ft reels (16-si-ea $5). The wish it transmogrified; and wins approval titles are: Bazaars of Cairo (in main cat- by his modesty." East Africa mag. alog, class 916.2), Suburbs of Cairo, Road to the Pyramids, Calling on the Sphinx (in main catailog. class 916.2) and the Pyra- N'Manga. 20min 16-sd-$72; rent $3 Bell mids & Howell 916.7 , "Egypt . . . and Cairo, her capital and DISTRIBUTORS principal city. . . Bazaars and the two 16mm: Cen IdP West YMCA remaining wonders of the ancient world "An expedition ventures far into the the great Pyramid of Cheops and that mys- British Cameroon to collect bird and small tery of sculpture, the . . Sphinx. De- animal specimens, and to make a photogra- scribed by Ernest R. Clark." Producer phic record of the efforts of the first group el-Jh-sh of Americans to reach the top of the Cam- Children of the Nile. (Port o' call ser.) eroon mountains. Native trappers set snares in the forests lOmin 16-si-sd-apply 35-si-sd-f-apply in order to procure the needed specimens of the 22 species of birds 1934 Imperial distributing corp. 916.2 that live in this district and are not found Street and market scenes, a wedding in any other place in the world. Also shown procession and celebrations including a na- is the expedition's climb to the high, tree- tive dance. Narration is by Deane H. less, lava plateau which characterizes the Dickason Jh-sh-c Cameroon mountains." Producer Father Nile. (Rambling reporters) iSmin The prowlers, llmin 16-sd-rent $1.S0 1934 16-sd-$S0; rent $3 35-sd-f-apply Bray; Bell Howell 916.7 Films, inc. & 916.2 DISTRIBUTORS "Story of the Nile; Cairo, agricultural 16mm: IdP Mod Wilo life; Pyramids and Sphinx." Producer "Portrayal of the daily life of the Cen- Luxor and Karnak. (Wonders of the world tral-African Negro. Thatched huts en- ser.) 8min 16-si-$12 1934 Bell & closed in a thorn bush 'boma'. Gourd butter churns and beehive granaries. The Howell 916J2 village toy-maker and his grotesque dolls. This scenic of Luxor and Karnak in The armor maker and the village medi- Egypt may be rented with additional Won- cine man. The hunter departs. A pair of ders of the world films for $1 vicious cheetahs drive him up a tree. A sh-c flock of guinea hens distract the cheetah's attention the hunter Mystic land of Egypt. (Wonders of the and escapes. He finds a baby lion but the parents appear unex- world ser.) ISmin 16-si-$25 1934 Bell pectedly and the hunter has another nar- & Howell 916.2 row escape. He returns empty-handed to the village as evening falls. The 'boma' "We leave the steamer for train trip. a gate is closed for the night and fires are . . Strange Egyptian scenes roll — by ^wood- lit." Producer en water wheels turned by buffalo power,, el-jh camel transport and flat fertile fields. . . Then Cairo! We visit the Citadel and the

Mosque of Mohammed Ali. . . A camel Simba. 60min 35-si-nf-apply 1927 Am. jaunt ... to the Pyramids and Sphinx museum of nat. hist. 916.7 and its Colossus of Rameses II. Cafe life, DISTRIBUTORS a walking soda fountain, and a funeral. . . 35mm: IdP Lew Minn East of Suez sails our ship to Djibouti. . . Dark-skinned boys dive for coins, street "[Martin Johnson'si dramatic record of handicrafts here include hand weaving, Africa's animal life in the unspoiled free- machine sewing and barbering. A great dom of their native plains and jungles. market specializes in firewood. Irrigation Herds of elephants pass at close range.

farming and a most simple goat dairy. . . Zebras, gazelles, oryxes, elands, impalas War dances." Producer and giraffes cross the sunlit plains in search el-Jh-sh of food and water. Wildebeests by the thousands surge through the yellow grass Streets of Cairo. (Rambling reporters) where Simba, the African lion, lies in wait. ISmin 16-sd-$50; rent $3 35-sd-f-ap- After cattle are killed, the natives gather ply to hunt Simba, armed only with their Bray; Films, inc. 916.2 spears and shields of hide." Distributor "Trade, life of Mosques, fakirs, etc." "Naked man versus beast," class 799.2, Producer is a IR adaptation of this film showing only the hunting of lions 916.5 Algiers el-Jh-sh-c

Home of the sheikh. (Rambling reporters) Wild men of Kalihari. 60min 16-sd-$300; ISmin 16-sd-$50; rent $3 3S-sd-f-ap- rent $12 1932 Garrison 916.7 ply Bray; Films, inc. 916.5 DISTRIBUTORS "Algiers; street, home and desert life." 16 mm,: Mod Wis Producer 35mm.' IdP A Talking picture epic produced under 916.7 South Central Africa the auspices of the Denver museum of natural history Hell below zero. 30min 16-sd-$l50 Garri- "Travel in Zanzibar, Narobi and among son the Zulu tribes. . . Background of dia- 916.7 mond mines, cocoanut industry, the famous A Talking picture epic film produced by Victoria Falls. Shows a lion hunt, vul- Carveth Wells and based on his "In coldest tures, baboons, and giraffes." Distributor Africa" el-Jh-sh-c

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9 1 7 North America 917.16 Nova Scotia

Down by the sea. lOmin 917.1 Canada 16-si-apply 35-si- nf-apply Canadian gov't. 917.16 DISTRIBUTORS Voyageur trails. (Seeing Canada ser.) 16mm: YMCA 14min 16-si-loan 35-si-f-nf-loan 1934 SSmm: YMCA Canadian gov't. 917.1 "Nova Scotia's picturesaue south shore, DISTRIBUTORS adjacent to Halifax, including glimpses of 16mm silent: AMNH Col NJ Pac that historic city and its environs; views YMCA along beautiful St. Margaret's Bay and 16mm sound: IdP Hubbards—famed for its tuna fishing; and SSmm: YMCA views of Chester, the 'Newport of Nova Scotia.' " Producer interesting pictorial film of "An a pres- el-jh ent-day Canadian canoeing and fishing trip in which the trails of Samuel de Cham- plain, the Recollect Fathers, and other Land of Evangeline. lOmin 16-sd-$30; rent early Voyageurs are retraced. [Recom- $2 1933 Garrison 917.16 mended for] history [ClasseS]" Am. museum of nat. hist. DISTRIBUTORS el-jh-sh-c 16mm: B&H Mod Narrated by Alois Havrilla "Scenic with music. Shows the 'revers- 9/7.// British Columbia ing faJls' of St. John's river." Producer el.Jh Fifteen minutes from sky-scrapers. (Seeing Canada ser.) lOmin 16-si-loan 35-si-f- nf-loan 1927 Canadian gov't. 917.11 917.2 Mexico DISTRIBUTORS 16mm: YMCA Below the SSmm: YMCA Rio Grande. 16min 16-si-$22 1936 Knisely 917.2 "A scenic travelogue of "Vancouver's fa- mous forest playground, Stanley Park, in- Scenes along the new Pan-American high- cluding views of the Harding Memorial, way; Mexican water-carriers; peons and Pauline Johnson Monument, the park Zoo, their burros going over mountain trails to the giant hollow tree, Siwash Rock, and markets; Mexico's—active volcano Popoca- English Bay." Producer teptl; Ixtaccihuatl "The sleeping beauty"; el market scenes; making of tortillas; wash- day on the curb -stone, in the patio and under the roof of thatch; street scenes in Mexico's capital; Park of Culture and Rest; 917.123 Alberta ruins at Mitla; and a bull fight which some would prefer to omit when showing High trails. (Seeing Canada ser.) lOmin el-jh-sh-c 16-si-loan 3S-si-f-nf-loan Canadian gov't. 917.123 Death day—the fiesta of Calaveras. 16min "In this film the camera joins a party 16-sd-rent $3 1934 Bell & Howell of trail-riders as they start from Jasper 917.2 Park Lodge over the Maligne Lake- Shovel DISTRIBUTORS Pass trail, pausing en route to view the 16mm: Gar IdP West Wis wonders of Maligne canyon, the soft beau- ty of Medicine Lake and the glories of A Principal pictures production Maligne Lake. The return journey takes "Edited in the Russian style [by Sergei

us upward over the famous Shovel Pass." Bisenstein, this film] brings out . . . the Producer jh spirit of festivity and joy with which the Mexican people welcome the return, in Trail riders of Jasper. (Seeing Canada ser.) spiritual form, of their departed loved ones. lOmin 16-si-loan 35-si-f-nf-loan 1928 There is music, entertainment, dancing, food and drink. The Aztec belief that 'death Canadian gov't. 917.123 is sweet' is symbolized by the candy and DISTRIBUTORS cake skulls, coffins, and bones. In the 16 mm: Pac YMCA streets and in shop windows skeletons are SSmm: loS YMCA dressed to represent the various strata of "Glimpses of a party of 'trail riders' in native life—the military, the social, and the the mountains of Jasper National Parjt. rancher or the maguey plantation hacen- Scenic views." Iowa state college dado." Producer el-Jh-sh el-jh-sh-c

Man-eating sharks, llmin 16-sd-rent $1.50 917.13 Ontario 1935 Bell & Howell 917.2 DISTRIBUTORS Where lake and river meet. (Seeing Canada 16mm: Cen IdP Mod West Wilo ser.) lOmin 16-si-loan 35-si-f-nf-loan YMCA product of Educational corpora- 1925 A films Canadian gov't. 917.13 tion of America "A travelogue film of . . . Kingston, "The pictoral record of an adventurous Ontario containing glimpses of the — out-" voyage to the Gulf of Mexico, off Cape standing features of the 'Limestone City.' San Lucas. . . Submarine photography Producer showing the finny, and funny, population of

"Kingston. City Hall. Princess Street. the Gulf. A fire at sea. A . . . struggle Public market. Queen's University. Tete with man-eating gangsters of the deep, de Pont Barracks. Factories. Grain eleva- and a harpoon battle with a 900 pound tors. Shipbuilding." California Blue Shark." Distributor el el-jh-sh-c

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Mexico. 15min 16-si-$25; rent $1 1937 Our neighbor—Mexico. 15min 16-si-$20; Bell & Howell 917.2 rent $1.50 1936 Nat. motion picture "Village life, scenes in Mexico City, na^ 917.2 tive markets, and a bull fight." Produced DISTRIBUTORS el-Jh 16m,m: Mo NJ Mexico. 60min 16-sd-$300 Garrison 917.2 "Beauties, climate, physiography, trade, A Talking picture epic film produced by agriculture, mining, transportation, and Emma Lindsay Squier and John Bransby peoples of our neighbor to the south." This consists of three episodes of two School management reels each, "Modern Mexico," "Mexico of f jh-sh yesterday" and "Land of chewing gum." Any of these episodes may be secured The wave. 68min 16-sd-apply 3S-sd-f-nf- separately (20min 16-sd-$100 Garrison). In apply 1937 Garrison 917.2 "Modern Mexico" are shown pyramids and "A film about real people—the fishermen relics of old civilization underneath the of the state of Vera Cruz on the Gulf of modern city, labor holidays, Diego Rivera Mexico. The cast is composed of actual painting murals, dances, throwing steers by fishermen who live in the town of Alvarado tail, costumes, Xochmil and its the fiesta in Vera Cruz, and it is their experience, floating gardens, floating restaurants and their sorrows and their struggles which the Play. Ixtapalapa and its seasonal Passion film depicts. The story itself was generated In "Mexico of yesterday" there is Guana- by the direct contact of the producers with juato, a mountain city with old churches these fishermen. Adhering closely to the and customs, sacred city of the Mayas in actual events of their lives, it . . . drama- pic- Yucatan. The "Land of chewing gum" tizes the conditions of their existence and tures the outlands of Mexico the implications of their predicament." Mexico. (Educational travel ser.) 12min Distributor 16-si-$17.50 1937 Nat. motion picture "Tells of flshermen in Mexico who are 917.2 exploited by their employers. It centers serv. upon one man, whose child dies from lack DISTRIBUTORS of money to provide medical care. He 16mm: Lew leads a strike for fairer pay, there is a "Devoted almost exclusively to human battle among the workers—the strikers and Interest, and to native customs and habits. those who for one reason or another are- Shows the highlights of life in Mexico, in- against the strike—in which the man is cluding the Festival of Roses, the floating killed. His death unites all the workers, gardens, bullfights, cockfights, etc." Pro- who at the end appear to be on the way ducer el-Jh to a victory for their cause." Nat. bd. of rev. mag. Mexico. 30min 16-si-loan 1936 Southern Pacific 917.2 Scenes in Mexico 917.28 Central America el-Jh Guide Mexico, and its west coast. 30min 16-si- Guatemala. (Educational travel ser.) loan 1936 Castle 917.2 12min 16-si-$17.50 35-si-nf-$40 1937 DISTRIBUTORS Nat. motion picture serv. 917.28 16mm,: Geo NJ DISTRIBUTORS "Castle films is limited in the distribu- 16m,m: Gen Lew tion of this motion picture to universities Somm,: Gen Lew and colleges. Parent teachers associations, There are scenes of Antiqua, followed by women's clubs, churches, and other adult scenes of activity on a coffee plantation. groups. However, an exception will be Mayan Indians are shown in various activi- made whereby a school may also use this ties. There are also views of Chichicas- film provided an arrangement is made to tenango, Guatemala City and of the Agua show it promptly also to an adult group. volcano el-Jh-sh cThe film] pictures Old Mexico and the Mexico of today, with its cathedrals and quaint towns, its odd customs and primitive Indies Indian people. . . We enter this coun- 917.29 West

try . . . across the Rio Grande via Nogales where, after a few formalities at the Haiti, Jamaica, Nassau and Curacao. 15min our train proceeds down the West border, 917.29 Coast, south to Mexico City. Enroute we 16-si-$20 Eastman

see . . . views of Hermosillo and of This fllm, an Eastman Kodak "Cine-

Guaymas. . . Then a stop at Navajoa, graph," was made for entertainment of the where we bargain with the sarape sellers. amateur and has not been edited for in- At Mazatlan we linger by the surf and structional use. It has been found useful, Indian boys bring us fresh cocoanuts. however, for a survey of these locations Turning in from the Coast on up through mountainous country, we look down into Puerto Rico, Martinique, Barbados and deep gorges and up at a skyline of tower- Trinidad. ISmin 16-si-$20 Eastman ing volcanic mountains. At Guadalajara, 917.29 we visit the pottery works and also see the famous bubble glass blown and blankets This Eastman Kodak "Cinegraph" film woven. After a stop at. . . Lake Chapala, was made for entertainment of the amateur we arrive at Mexico City. Then we ride and has not been edited for instructional In dugouts through the canals at Xochl- use. It has been found useful, however, milco." Producer for a quick survey of these islands el-jh el-Jh 16-si-rent Our Mexican neighbors. 2R $2 Queen of the Indies. (Port o' call ser.) 1936 Harmon found. 917.2 lOmin 16-si-sd-apply 35-si-sd-f-apply DISTRIBUTORS 1934? Imperial distributing corp. 16mm: YMCA 917.29 Pictures the rugged topography, the daily life of the people and the developments in DISTRIBUTORS architecture and mural art in Mexico 16mm, sound: BdH Guide 25c Narrated by Deane H. Dickason

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Queen of the Indies Continued 917.3 United States "No one city in either of the Americas holds more of historical and abiding inter- Flying to America's wonderlands. 40min est than does Havana, capital of Cuba. . . Cuban fruits are many and delicious, but 16-si-loan 1936 United air lines 917.3 the one leading in production and popular- "Various shades of stock were used to add ity is not native. The orange was introduced some color to this flying trip to many of by the Spanish either from Persia or from America's points of scenic beauty and In- Arabia. Vast areas now are devoted to its terest. In the Itinerary are Yellowstone cultivation. In the old Cathedral the bones national park, Yosemite national park, of Christopher Columbus were enshrined Mount Rainier, the Rocky mountains, Pikes until the Spanish lost Cuba in 1898." Pro- Peak and other sights of Colorado, views ducer Jh-sh-c of dude ranches, Boulder dam, orange groves, movie studios and Catalina Island In southern California, San Francisco, Mt. McKInley national park in Alaska, Hawaii 9/7.295 Puerto Rico national park and the beach at Waiklkl, New York and Washington, D.C. Porto Rico. SOmin 16-si-rent $2.50 1931 Men in the making. 30min 16-si-loan 35-sl- Harmon found. 917.295 nf-loan 1928 Goodyear 917.3 DISTRIBUTORS DISTRIBUTORS 16mm: Pres J6mm: Geo "A study of the missionary program as "This picture tells the story of a trip applied to a country whose fundamental by a troop of Boy Scouts through the States. . . problem is economic. We are in the harbor eastern part of the United They at San Juan. We see the city and some- visit the mountains and are fascinated by thing of its finer homes, as well as the the gorgeous peaks and chasms. . . Forests crowded quarters of the poor. We see the and waterfalls are Included in their itiner- fort, the plaza, the cathedral, the statue ary and they marvel at many stupendous of Columbus and the spring where he scenes of nature. . . They visit Gettys- replenished his ships on his second journey burg . . . and see where Lincoln dedicated a portion of that hallowed ground as a to the new world. . . We see traces of a hurricane such as often pass over this final resting place for many who gave their Island, the palm grove, with many of its lives that the nation might live." Producer trees blown down, the native hut de- Jh-sh molished, the school unroofed and the larger buildings blown off their foundations. Along the lowland regions, we see the 917.41 Mains cocoanut palms and gatherers; the great BUgar plantations are operated by large Maine film A. ISmin 16-si-rent $1 Maine companies, most of which are owned in pub. bur. 917.41 the United States. . . Here is an ox team ploughing on the mountain side; here is a "A combination of scenery. Industries, mountain coffee plantation with the na- history and angling. Southwestern Maine tives husking the berries; and here is the shore scenes of surf and sun bathing and

market place. . . As we take a panoramic tuna fishing at York; Ogunqult, the Kenne- view of Ponce, we are struck with the bunks, etc. Boothbay Region motor boat great number of shanties in its extensive races; Wiscasset; Pemaquid, Bar Harbor poorer section, the terrible congestion and and Acadia National Park; Lucerne-in- the evidences of poverty everywhere. Nor Malne; Moosehead Lake; Moose River fish- is this condition peculiar to Ponce, as a ing; Bass fishing at Belgrade lakes; the visit to the slums of San Juan reveals. Raymond hatchery; Digging Aroostook

Here is a school lunch. . . We see church county potatoes; Sheep at Bowdolnham." structures, some of them very rude indeed Producer el

. . . Here, out in the country, is a dedica- tion of the first unit of a health clinic. Maine—film B. iSmin 16-si-rent $1 Maine Here is a summer camp maintained in the pub. bur. 917.41 mountains for boys and girls. Here are schools where vocational training is espe- "(Showsi lime quarries at Rockport; Lob- cially emphasized—carpentry and cabinet ster industry; Hancock county; Blueberry making for the boys, sewing and fine hand industry Washington county; Sardine in- dustry Eastport; Portland and Cape Eliza- embroidery for the girls. . . Here Is the great dam, impounding water for irrigation beth; Scenery and fishing in the Rangeley and for power. Here are the beginnings of region; Maranacook water carnival," Pro- new industries, the diamond grinder and ducer el the manufacturer of shell (pearl) buttons Maine film C. ISmin 16-si-rent $1 Maine . — . . Here is the university and adjoining it,

a Union Seminary. . . Finally, here is the pub. bur. 917.41 government building Itself, over which flies " "Canoeing the west branch of the Penob- 'Old Glory.' Producer RIpogenus to Norcross." Guide scot from dam 25c Producer el Maine—film D. ISmin 16-si-rent $1 Maine 917.41- 917.297 Leeivard Islands pub. bur. "Winter sports, the Rumford oamiva] In the wake of the Buccaneers. 16-sd-loan and lumbering." Producer el 35-sd-nf-loan 1936 Dept. of interior 917.297 DISTRIBUTORS 9/7.47 Nejv York a^'* 16mm: Geo "A tour of St. Thomas, Virgin Islands, Coney Island. IR 16-si-loan 1934 YMCA Including scenes of the Interesting places 917.47 usually visited by tourist groups. The early history of St. Thomas ... is reflected DISTRIBUTORS in the scenes and descriptive matter In- 16mm: AMNH cluded In this picture." Producer "This film shows thousands of persons jh-sh taking advantage of Coney Island, where

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Coney Island Continued "Animated map of Virginia showing lo- cation and area of Shenandoah National New York City has spent twenty-four mil- Park. Thorton lion dollars to give Gap entrance from Lee health and happineML Highway, 'Skyline Drive' The film also shows thoughtless over the moun- killjoys tain crests, with vistas and panoramas. who do not keep the beach safe, clean, "Views of bridle paths, trails, waterfalls, and orderly. . . [Useful in] civics hy- and picnic groves, and scenes of century-old giene [Classes]" Am. museum of nat. hist. structures to be found in the Shenandoah. el-Jh Scenes of Rapidan Camp. . . Swiftrun Gap Niagara falls. 4min 16-si-$5 1927 Burton entrance from Spotwood Trail, and a C.C.C. within Holmes 917.47 camp the park area." Dis- DISTRIBUTORS tributor el 16mm: B&H Lew "The 'Maid of the Mist' and various 9/7.58 angles of the falls from above and below." Georgia Distributor Georgia. 20min 16-sd-$60 Garrison Niagara's winter wizardry. 4min 16-si-$6 917.58 Musical 1927 Bell & Howell 917.47 scenic of historical interest DISTRIBUTORS 16mm: YMGA 35mm: YMCA 9/7.6/ Alabama Winter nim of the Falls jh-sh Heart of the Confederacy. lOmin 16-sd- loan 35-sd-nf-loan 1936 Dept. of in- terior 917.61 9f7.47f NeT» York Cit^ DISTRIBUTORS 16mm,: A&B Ariz Aus Geo III Ind New York impressions 917.471 loS NatF Ores Tex Wis DISTRIBUTORS "Development and use of state parka 16mm: Ind VES around Montgomery and Auburn, Ala., with 3Sm,m,: Mass Ohio side lights on the history of the Capitol This film, listed in Educational Film Cat- of the Confederacy and college education alog, 1936, has been withdrawn by the In the South. Off stage narration and Producer but it may still be rented from background music." Producer the Distributors indicated in italics Real York. 30min 16-si-$40 New 1936 9/7.64 Texas Hartley-Leonard 917.471

DISTRIBUTORS Glimpses of Texas, its 16mm: NJ Wis natural resources and This is a travelog of New York City and the Big Bend national park project. may also be had in a IR version (17min 16- ISmin 16-si-loan 35-si-nf-loan 1936 si-$25) Bur. of mines 917.64 Up and down New York. (Great American DISTRIBUTORS cities) llmin 16-sd-$30; rent apply 16mm: Col Geo NJ OreS USNP 35mm: NJ 1930? Gutlohn 917.471 Made in cooperation with the Texas g\Hf DISTRIBUTORS sulphur company. York 16mm: Bass Gen FiL IdP Mod Wis New "The first part of the picture illustrates, Produced by P. Brown through animated photography, the enor-

"A . . . travelogue of New York City mous area of Texas in relation to that of presenting the more famous places and the United States, the location of its six points of historical interest. . . Shows too, principal oil-and-gas-producing areas, the the habits and customs of the many U.S. Bureau of Mines helium plant where peoples, of different nationalities, who live all the helium used in the dirigibles of the In this great metropolis." Distributor Army and Navy is produced, and the lo- el-Jh-sh cation of the principal sulphur-producing areas of the state. Numerous scenes pic- ture the petroleum industry and operations 9/7.53 Washington, B.C. within the sulphur field. Views of the Texas State Parks are shown; then fol- lows a tour through the Big Bend National There's only one. lOmin 16-sd-loan 35-sd- Park Project, which comprises approxi-

f-nf-loan 1934 Rothacker 917.53 mately 736,000 acres of land. . . In this DISTRIBUTORS part of the film are shown . . . views of 16mm silent: Brig the Chlsos Mountains and canyons, the 16mm, sound: An Geo lo Kan Mod walls of which rise 2,000 feet above the 35mm,: An Mod valley floor. Many scenes depict the rugged and natural beauty of this new Buildings of historical interest in Wash- National Park project, the Rio Grande, and ington, D.C. are shown as well as general the mountain and table lands of Mexico views chosen solely for their beauty. In as seen from the American side of the the "home Interior" used one recognizes river." Producer the monel metal kitchen used in "Heri- tage" (669.7) el-Jh-sh-c 9/7.68 Tennessee 9/7.55 Virginia Primitive America. lOmin 16-sd-$30; rent Shenandoah national park. iSmin 16-si- $1.50 1933 Garrison 917.68 loan 35-si-nf-loan 1936 Bur. of mines DISTRIBUTORS 917.55 16mm: Fi FiL Gut IdP Mod VES DISTRIBUTORS An Electa films production 16mm: A&B Geo NJ OreS Tex "Scenes of the primitive life led by the Produced by Consolidated oil corporation inhabitants of the Smoky Mountains region

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Primitive America Continued Vacation in the Rockies. 15min 35-Sd-nf- in Tennessee. Mountain scenery, native loan 1935 Chicago, Rock island & types and industries." Nat. encyclopaedia Pacific ry. 917.8 Of educational films A travelog of the Rocky mountains with narration by Alois Havrilla el-Jh 9/7.75 Wisconsin When winter comes to the range. 4min 16-si-$5 1930? Burton Holmes 917.8 Autumn in Wisconsin. ISmin 16-si-loan DISTRIBUTORS Wis. conservation dept. 917.75 16mm: B&II "A colored film showing some of Wis- 'The hardships suffered by man and consin's beauty spots during- the fall of beast when a blizzard strikes the range." Producer the year. . . Brilliantly colored fall foliage, lakes, rivers and rock formations." Pro- ducer el-Jh-sh-c Where West is still West. 15min 16-si-$20 1929 Burton Holmes 917.8 Highways of Wisconsin 917.75 DISTRIBUTORS This film, listed in the January, 1937 16mm: B&H Supplement of the Educational Film Cat- "A day on the range. The roundup, alog has been withdrawn from circulation branding, riding and pastimes." Producer el-Jh Three rivers of Wisconsin. ISmin 16-si- Wonder trail. lOmin 16-sd-rent $1.50 1934 loan Wis. conservation dept. 917.75 Bell & Howell 917.8 "A canoe trip showing the natural beau- ty of the Flambeau. Brule, and Wolf riv- DISTRIBUTORS 16mm: IdP Mod YEP Wilo ers. . . Long stretches of virgin timber along the river banks, the falls, rapids and Produced by Lyman H. Howe fast water." Producer "Highlights of a journey through the el-jh-sh-c National Parks of Western America. Mir- ror lakes, mountain streams; rapids and Wisconsin—its government at work. 38min water falls; big trees, geysers and bubbling 16-si-$72 35-si-nf-$180 1931 Univ. of hot springs." Distributor el-Jh-sh Wis. 917.75 Directed by J. E. Hansen, Chief of the Bureau of visual instruction of the Uni- 917.86 Montana versity of Wisconsin "This film gives a complete picture of Glacier national park. 20min 16-si-loan the passage of a bill from its Inception in the Legislative Reference Library, 35-si-nf-loan 1936 Dept. of interior through the two Houses of the Legisla- 917.86 ture, etc., to the governor's signature and DISTRIBUTORS its final deposition in the Department of Ariz III State. Scenes from the various adminis- 16mm: Aus Geo Ind loS trative NatF Ores Tex VES Wis offices are shown. It concludes SSmm.: Minn with scenes of the Supreme Court In session." Producer "As seen by the camera from many Jh angles and out-of-the-way places. Tower- ing snow covered mountains, sparkling lakes, and rambling Swiss chalets." Pro- ducer el-Jh-sh-c 917.8 Western states Let's study Glacier national park. 14min 16-si-loan 35-si-nf-loan 1935 Nat. Fury of the storm, llmin 16-sd-rent $1.50 park serv. 917.86 1934 Bell & Howell 917.8 DISTRIBUTORS DISTRIBUTORS 16mm: Col Geo lo Mass OreS 16 mm: IdP "A geological study of the formations "A mid-winter blizzard in the western in Glacier National Park, as an explana- range country and the desperate struggles tion of its beauty." School management of the ranch men to save their herds of starving, snow-bound cattle. Both men and Natives of Glacier. ISmin 16-si-loan 35- horses perform heroic tasks in the face of si-nf-loan 1935 Dept. of interior nature's fury." Producer 917.86 el-Jh-sh DISTRIBUTORS 16m,m silent: Geo lo variety Glimpses of national parks. 31min 16-si- "Features the of plants and flowers wild animal life in Glacier loan and of 35-si-nf-loan 1935 Nat. park National Park. It also illustrates some serv. 917.8 of the tribal dances and ceremonies of DISTRIBUTORS the Blackfoot Indians." Georgia 16mm: Col Geo Mass NJ Ohio OreS el-Jh-sh-c "Scenic glimpses of animal life in Yel- Seeing Glacier national park. lOmin 16- lowstone, Yosemite, Rocky Mountain, and Grand Canyon National Parks. Outstand- si-loan 35-si-nf-loan Nat. park serv. ing features in Glacier, Lassen, Volcanic, 917.86 and Sequoia National Parks." School man- agement DISTRIBUTORS el-Jh-sh 16mm: Col Geo lo loS Mo Ohio Uses animation and direct photography Know your national parks 917.8 to tell the geological story This film, listed in the July, 1937 Sup- "A movie trip to the outstanding spots plement of the Educational Film Catalog in the park, as enjoyed by visitors." School has been withdrawn from circulation management el-Jh-sh

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9n,B>l W'soming White Sands national monument. 17min 16-si-sd-loan 35-si-sd-nf-loan 1935 Nat. Wonders of the Yellowstone. 4min 16-3% park serv. 917.89 $5 1930? Burton Holmes 917.87 DISTRIBUTORS 16m7n silent: AdB lo loS Mass Ohio DISTRIBVTORB Ores Umm: B&H VE8 16mm sound: Geo "Mammoth Hot Springs; pools of crystal "A picture of White Sands explaining clarity, the Great Fails and the Canyon what they are and how they happened. of the Yellowstone." Producer This picture contains many . . . desert and mountain scenes." Producer Yellowstone national park. ISmin 16-si-sd- Jh-sii-c $24-$30; rent $l-$l-50 1935 Bell & Howell 917.87 "H. G. Peabody presentation of well- 9/7.9/ Arizona known circle trail In most popular of Na- tional Porks." School management Arizona. ISmin 16-si-loan 35-si-nf-loan el-Jh 1930 Goodyear 917.91 "Various scenes and activities centering Yellowstone national park. 28min 16-si- around the Wigwam, an unusual guest loan 3S-si-nf-loan 1937 Dept. of in- hotel, set in a veritable bower of flowers and shrubbery. . . In just a short while terior 917.87 one is whisked to Roosevelt Dam, to No- DISTRIBUTORS gales in Old Mexico, to Grand Canyon 16mm: AdB Geo USBM USNP or to the Gulf of California with its mar- "The film features the scenic beauty of velous deep sea fishing. A short drive this oldest and largest of the American takes one to San Xavier Mission, oldest national parks, particularly its geysers and in America, to historic Tombstone or to hot springs and the magnificent canyon. the prehistoric ruins of Casa Grande. Guests enjoy swimming in the spacious 'Old Faithful,' . . . plays a leading part. Experts acclaim the photography as among sparkling pool at the park, waliting the finest ever done on American natural through the orchards where oranges, vistas and park and recreation authorities grapefruit, limes and lemons abound, or are enthusiastic over its travel lure and watchinpr the various farming- operations. its authenticity and attention to detail." Desert picnics, brushwood fires in the twi- Producer Jh light, horseback rides, tennis and golf and other recreations are shown. . . Revolves around Litchfield Park, adjoining the Yellowstone wonderlands. ISmin 16-si-$24 thousands of acres of cotton plantations and cattle ranch owned by the Goodyear 1935? Films of commerce 917.87 company." Producer Produced by Frank Gunnel! "The park's east entrance, highway Grand canyon—to the river and back scenes, Sylvan Lake, the Fishing Bridge, 917.91 Firehole Cascades, Old Faithful Geyser, Grotto Geyser, Riverside Geyser, a swim This film, listed in the July, 1937 Sup- In a geyser water swimming pool, the plement of the Educational Film Catalog bear feeding grounds. 'Hold-up' bears In has been withdrawn from circulation action, browsing moose, bison, grizzly bears. The Grand Canyon of the Yellow- Trip down the Colorado river. 40min 35- stone and Its two great waterfalls." Dis- si-f-nf-loan 1923 Dept. of interior tributor el-Jh-8h 917.91 A U.S. geological survey film "The film shows an exploring party of 9/7.88 Colorado the Geological Survey, their equipment and activities, and the scenery viewed by the party on its trip down the Colorado Estes Park, Colorado. 4min 16-si-$5 1931? River in 1923 for the purpose of exploring Burton Holmes 917.88 and mapping the channel, collecting data concerning its gradient, the velocity of the DISTRIBUTORS stream and Its fiow, geologic facts, and 16mm: AdB Col Kan Wia other data bearing on the potential value Big Thompson Canyon, fishing in the of its water power, the location of dam North St. Vrain river sites, their probable storage capacity, and "Short scenic of the trails and magr- other related information. Attached is a nlflcent mountains in and near the park." narrative of the trip. Other descriptive Kansas articles may be found in the April 1924 number of the Geographical Review and in the May 1924 number of the National Geographic Magazine." Producer 9/7.89 Nen> Mexico

Carlsbad caverns national park. 12min 16- 9/7.94 California si-Ioan 35-si-nf-loan 1936 Dept. of in- terior 917.89 Death valley. ISmin 16-si-$24 Haselton DISTRIBUTORS 917.94 loS Mass Ohio 16mm: Geo OreS "From Bad Water, in the lower end of "Scenes of the area surrounding Carlsbad the Valley, to Ubehebe Crater in the north. Caverns with pictures of underground for- Golden Canyon and the parched, wrinkled

mations and animation to illustrate geo- hills of the vicinity. . . Furnace Creek

logical processes involved in forming Ranch, formerly called Greenland . . . the caverns." Producer old borax mill ... a 'desert rat' and his

ei-Jh-sh 'desert canaries'. . . Devil's Golf Course. . .

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Death valley Continued 9/7.98 Alaska

Devil's Cornfield . . . graceful sand dunes. . . Rhyolite, a ghost town. . . Titus Canyon Alaska peninsula and its giant bears. 75min

. . . glimpse of the old and, of course, a 16-si-applv Finton 20 -Mule Team Wagons and 'Death Valley' 1934? 917.98 Scotty's million dollar castle." Producer "Pictures were filmed on an 8 months el-Jh-sh trip to the Bering Sea side of the Alaska Peninsula, partly in the interests of the Univ. of Michigan museum." Producer Death valley national monument. iSmin sh-c 16-si-loan 35-si-nf-Ioan Dept. of in- terior 917.94 Alaskan adventures. 2R 16-si-apply 35-si- DISTRIBUTORS nf-apply Presbyterian bd. of Christian 16mm: Ariz Aus Geo III Ind loS educ. 917.98 NatF Ores Tex Wis DISTRIBUTORS "A camera Journey through this area. 16mm: AdB Ariz Cal Ed Inst Minn Remnants of the days of the gold rush. Pres YES WFS WiB Wilo 20 mule team wagons and modern facili- 35mm: WFS ties for seeing this strange land." Pro- "Alaskan scenery, wild animal and native ducer el-Jh-sh-c human life. Mount Katmai, 'Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes.' Hunting wild game with 16-si-loan bow and arrow featuring Natives of Yosemite. I7min Arthur D. Young, world's champion archer

35-si-nf-loan Dept. of interior 917.94 . . . |A| Jack Robertson film termed out- DISTRIBUTORS standing by National Board of Review." 16mm: Ariz Aus Col Oeo III Ind lo California el-Jh loS NatF Ores Tex Wis Alaskan interlude. 45min 16-si-loan 1936 "The animal and plant life of Yosemite National Park and a few scenes of Yose- Canadian nat. ry. 917.98 mite Indian dances." School management DISTRIBUTORS el-jh-sh 16mm: Cal Kan "Perils of the Gold Rush; snow, rivers, glaciers; cruise 16-si-loan a ship today; deck games. Riders over Vogelsang. 25min Vancouver; Gardner Canal; Prince Rupert. 1935 Yosemite pk. 917.94 Ketchikan; Wrangel; Sitka; totems. Taku DISTRIBUTORS Glacier; Juneau; Mendenhall Glacier; Lynn 16mm,: West Canal; Skagway. White Pass Summit; Lake Tagish; White Horse; the land of "This film deals with a 6-day saddle gold." California trip in Yosemite's High Sierra, making Jh-sh the circuit of Yosemite's five High Sierra camps. Riding and fishing particularly Sailing sheltered seas to Alaska. SOmin featured." Producer el-Jh-sh 16-si-loan Alaska SS 917.98 DISTRIBUTORS 16mm: Col Seeing Yosemite national park. iSmin 16- "An excellent scenic film showing the si-loan 3S-si-nf-loan Dept. of interior inland route to Alaska with visits to the 917.94 best known places in that country, includ- ing a visit to the Mt. McKinley National DISTRIBUTORS Park. Either the first two reels 16mm: OreS or the last two make a complete story If four "A series of scenes, including the points cannot be used." Colorado normally visited by those who go to Yo- "A scenic travelogue of Alaska including semite national park, including both winter stops at Juneau, Skagway, Valdez, Sitka, and summer scenes and the recreational and views of the fishing Industry, gold activities within the park." Producer mining, gardens, famous glaciers, and ani- el-Jh mals In Mt. McKinley National Park." Univ. of Hawaii Sequoia national park. ISmin 16-si-$15 1935 Church 917.94 918 South America General views of the big trees, falls and scenic spots of the park and views of the Andean trails. animal life including bear, deer, scjuir- (Educational travel ser.) rels, chipmunks and grouse 12min 16-si-$17.50 35-si-nf-$40 1937 Nat. motion picture serv. 918 Summer sports 917.94 DISTRIBUTORS This film, listed in the January, 1937 16mm: Lew Supplement of the Educational Film Cat- 35mm,: Lew alog has been withdrawn from circulation In this trip thru the Andes we see La Paz In Bolivia, an old Inca fortress, llamas, a Peruvian Indian dance, an old Spanish 917.97 Washington fort in Chile, the ferry over the Chamisa river in south Chile and Mt Tronador el-Jh Olympus country. IR 16-si-loan 35-si-nf- loan 1936 Dept. of interior 917.97 918.5 "A picture record of an expedition Peru through the Olympus country for the pur- pose of studying the fauna, flora, glaciers, Inca Cuzko (Peru). 20min 16-sd-$60; rent lakes and rivers of Mount Olympus Na- apply Gutlohn 918.5 tional Monument on the Olympus Penin- DISTRIBUTORS sula in the State of Washington. . . Intro- duced by a number of airplane scenes of 16 mm: FiL IdP VES the monument area." Producer Ruins of Peru el-Jh el-Jh-sh-c

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marching, playing in an orchestra, deliver- 918.6 Panama ing letters, in group play, arranging fur- niture in a toy house, at a sand table Seventh wonder. (Port o' call ser.) lOmin^ and leaving school. The Boy Scout build- 16-si-sd-apply 35-si-sd-f-apply 1934 ing is shown and the scouts themselves marching and drilling. Children perform Imperial distributing corp. 918.6 several market tasks. Men are shown DISTRIBUTORS in the sugarcane and cutting it. A Phil- 16mm sound: B&H ippino boy climbs a tall palm tree. Cocoa- nuts are dropped from another tree, cut Panama and the Panama canal with nar- open and dried. The buffalo is shown ration by Deane H. Dickason pulling a plow. There is a small bamboo house. A close-up of hands working on hats. There follow scenes of children 919 Oceania marching in Sunday school, saying grace before eating, see-sawing and listening to Primitive. lOmin 16-sd-rent $1.50 1935 Bible stories. There is a close-up of the teacher and of the missionary Bell & Howell 919 DISTRIBUTORS 16mm: Mod West YMCA 919.2 Dutch East Indies A Principal pictures production "A Zane Grey picture, made while he Bali. 5min 16-si-$14 35-si-f-nf-$35 Diemer was exploringr the far flung islands of the 919.2 South Pacific." School management DISTRIBUTORS "A primitive man and woman establish 16mm,: Bass Cal Ind on beautiful island. With a home a "Ornate temples, fertile fields, and smok- nothing but a crude knife as a tool, the ing volcanoes are a background against clears on the shore edge of a man a space which a most fascinating native life pa- tropical forest and builds a house from rades." Indiana materials that grow in profusion. The woman weaves mats for the home and pre- Bali. (Vagabond adventure ser.) lOmin pares food which is easily obtained from 16-sd-$30; rent apply 1937 Gutlohn the forest and lagoon. Happiness and con- tentment are theirs at little cost. Their 919.2 wants are few and their needs axe pro- DISTRIBUTORS vided by Mother Nature." Distributor 16mm: VES A travelog of Bali. Similar to other sub- jects in this series 919.11 Borneo Java—Bali. (Wonders of the world ser.) Wildiman's land. (Rambling reporters) ISmin 16-si-$25; rent $1 1935 Bell & I5min 16-sd-$50; rent $3 35-sd-f-ap- Howell 919.2 ply Bray; Films, inc. 919.11 "Javanese women at work—^washing clothes making batik praying for mother- "Travelog through Borneo, home of the — — hood at the Sacred Gun. . . Buffaloes and wildman. Festivities and native dances. even chickens get bathed. . . Bali is shown Life of orang outang." Producer in its wild volcanic beauty. Bat Cave Temple. A family compound, with house- hold arts, pounding meal, cooking. Tapioca 919.14 Philippine Islands culture." Producer sh Day's work. 15min 35-sd-nf-apply Mod- ern film sales; llmin rent 16-sd-$36; 919.22 Java $1.50 Bell & Howell 919.14 This production by Grace G. Hunting- Dutchman's paradise. (Rambling report- ton, with narration by Wilfred Lucas, shows the natives of the Philippines at ers) 15min 16-sd-$50; rent $3 35-sd- work and play from dawn to dusk f-apply Bray; Films, inc. 919.22 just a simple round of labor in the field "Island of Java. Street life and mar- and pottery making for every one from 8 kets. Rice harvest; Wedding of Sultan's to 80 and spinning of cotton by the girls. sons and ceremony." Producer At the end of the day's work they play and dance el-jh-sh Igorote. (Oriental journeys ser.) 30min 919.4 Australia 35-sd-f-nf-apply 1931 Modern film sales; 20min 16-sd-$108; rent $4.50 Seeing Australia. 20min 16-sd-$60 Garri- 1934 Bell & Howell 919.14 son 919.4 Produced by Grace G. Huntington and DISTRIBUTORS narrated by Wilfred Lucas 16mm,: Mod Wis S5')nm: Inst "Up country from Manila through the Philippines to the homes of the 'Moun- Presents a rapid tour of the country tain peoples'—Igorotes of the North. They Jh-sh used to be cannibals and head hunters but thev Pre now peaceful and law-abiding." Southern crossways. (Port o' call ser.) Distributor sh-c lOmin 16-si-sd-apply 35-si-sd-f-apply 1934 Imperial distributing corp. Little Filipinos. ISmin 16-si-$25 919.4 1933 DISTRIBUTORS Presbyterian bd. of foreign missions 16inm sound: B&H 919.14 Sydney, Australia is the subject of this A ship sails thru the Panama canal reel. There are views of the harbor and and around to the Philippine Islands. A of its bungalow colony. The life-savers closeup of coral is shown and of a palm demonstrate their work which is high- tree. Then follow shots of babies in cribs ly organized and in which they take great and children busy with various activities pride. The unusual floral clock is shown

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Southern crossways Continued Hawaiian Islands. (Wonders of the world and several animals in the zoological park ser.) 15min 16-si-$25; rent $1 1934 —among them seals, peacocks, a platypus, Bell & Howell 919.69 wild dogs. kangeroos and Australian A planes native demonstrates boomerang throwing "Diamond Head with above wel- to Honolulu. Waikikl surf. Lei and a boy proudly exhibits koala bears. comes us Day pageant. dancers. . . Sunset Merino sheep are shown, cattle and a Hula and few imported camels. Narrated by Deane farewell. Hilo, with a visit to Kilauea H. Dickason Crater. More hula dancing at the Volcano House. Sugar cane in flumes. Rainbow Falls. Onomea Natural Arch. Farewell to the Islands." Producer el-jh-sh 919.5 New Guinea

Adventure isle. (Port o' call ser.) lOmin 919.8 Arctic regions 16-si-sd-apply 35-si-sd-f-apply 1933 Imperial distributing corp. 919.5 Iceless Arctic, llmin 16-sd-rent $1.50 1932 DISTRIBUTORS Bell & Howell 919.8 ISmm sound: BdH DISTRIBUTORS IdP Narrated by Deane H. Dickason 16mm: Mod West Wilo YMOA Farmers are busy with the spring plow- Fort village on stilts. Shows Moresby— ing and caribou graze on the green grasa Many scenes are of native women dressed of the meadows and there is no sign of only in grass skirts and of their native ice or although the scenes are taken dances. Outlines marriage customs, shows snow 1000 miles northward to the Arctic circle. some of the children, their games and a It shows also the huge salmon business community dance carried on near Ketchikan Jh-sh-c el-Jh-sh-c Ikpuck, the igloo dweller, llmin 16-si-sd- $30-$36; rent $1-$1.80 1936 Bell & 919.6 Polynesia Howell 919.8 DISTRIBUTORS Isle of desire. 33min 16-sd-rent $4.50 1935 16mm silent: NJ West Wis Bell & Howell 919.6 16mm sound: West DISTRIBUTORS "A sociological record of a strange and 16 mm.: IdP primitive people whose very existence in frigid land is beyond ordinary com- A Principal pictures production that prehension. Their life is one of unrelent- "A . . . lyrical romance of the ... is- ing struggle against starvation and the land of Tahiti. An idyl of a land and a most violent forces of nature. How they people where dull care never disturbs the manage to obtain food, how they dress, joy of life. Manea, a Tahitian youth, de- how they amuse themselves, and how they clares his love for Leilehua, a girl of the construct the snow igloos that protect them native tribe. The traditional Love Festi- from the terrific Arctic storms is nar- val is held in their honor. There are feasts, rated and pictured by the explorer [Richard games and dancing, with a background of Finniej" Producer

. . . scenic magnificence. To obtain gifts of nature's making, Manea battles with a shark and an octopus. He presents these 919.9 Antarctic regions colorful offerings at a ceremonial which concludes with the ordeal of fire, in which barefooted natives walk upon white-hot Re-conquering Antarctica 919.9 stones." Distributor This film, listed in the April, 1937 Sup- sh-c plement of the Educational Film Catalog has been withdrawn from circulation

919.69 Hawaii 92 BIOGRAPHY Bond, Mrs Carrie (Jacobs) Crossroads of the Pacific, llmin 16-si-sd- Carrie Jacobs Bond. (Music master loan 35-sd-f-loan 1936 Navy recruit- ser.) lOmin 16-sd-$30; rent apply ing serv. 919.69 DISTRIBUTORS Gutlohn 92 16mm silent: AAB DISTRIBUTORS 16mm sound: A&B An Geo YMCA 16mm: A&B Bass Cen Den Fi FiL 35mm: YMCA Gar IdP Koda Mod Twy TE8 "Shipboard scenes and fleet exercises Produced by Master Art while enroute to Hawaiian Islands. "The songs of Carrie Jacobs Bond sung Travelogue showing scenes of various by Ralph Kirberry. The songs include 'At points of interest in Hawaiian Islands." the End of a Perfect Day' and 'I love you Producer el Truly.' Comments by Edwin C. Hill." Dis- tributor sh-c Hawaii the beautiful. 15min 16-si-$24 35- Foster, Stephen Collins si-f-nf-$60 1928 Films of commerce Harmony lane. 85min 16-sd-$250; rent 919.69 DISTRIBUTORS $20 1935 Gutlohn 92 16mm: Cal Ed VES WFS DISTRIBUTORS 35mm: IdP Mass WFS 16mm: Ea FiL IdP Mans Twy VES Shows the interesting and important phas- YMCA es of Hawaiian life and industry; Hawaiian Life of Stephen Foster. Some of the natives; coffee industry; pineapple grow- songs are: My old Kentucky home, Come ing; tuna fishing; and making of ukeleles where my love lies dreaming, Swanee Jh-sh river, and Oh, Susanna

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Hassam, Childe President's answer. (Life of Abraham Childe Hassam—artist 92 Lincoln ser.) 2R 35-si-f-nf-rent $5 DISTRIBUTORS ^ 1918? Film classic exchange 92 16mm: Wis DISTRIBUTORS This film, listed in Educational Film 16mm: WFS Catalog. 1936, has been withdrawn by S5mm: IdP loS Pink WFS the Producer but it may still be rented Produced by Benjamin Chapin plays from the Distributor who indicated in italics the part of Lincoln. One of his "Charter photoplays" showing that Lincoln, as Lincoln, Abraham President was of a kindly nature, greatly Land of opportunity. 26njin 16-si-$22; inclined to grant pardons rent $3 1924 Inst, cinema serv. 92 el-Jh-sh DISTRIBUTORS 16m,m,: AdB Inst Tender memories. (Life of Abraham 35mm; IdP Inst Minn Pink Lincoln ser.) 2R 35-si-f-nf-rent $5 May be bought for $25 1918? Film classic exchange 92 "A moving incident in the life of Lin- DISTRIBUTORS coln which shows how his profound phi- 16mm: WFS losophy may be applied to present-day prob- S5mm: IdP loS Pink WFS lems. A young idler of the moneyed class, Produced by Benjamin Chapin who plays the son of his a man who made way up the part of Lincoln. One of his "Charter from the bottom, socialistic changes from a photoplays" in which Lincoln tribute theorizer to useful citizen pays a when shown to the memory of his mother Lincoln seized an opportunity how to do el-Jh-sh a good deed though it imperilled his po- litical career. The well-known actor, " Ralph Ince, is seen as 'Honest Abe.' Under the stars. (Life of Abraham Lin- Massachusetts jh-sh coln ser.) 2R 35-si-f-nf-rent $5 1918? Film classic exchange 92 Lincoln's early life in Indiana 92 DISTRIBUTORS This film, listed in the Jsinuary, 1937 16mm: WFS Supplement of the Educational Film Cat- S5mm: IdP loS Pink alog has been withdrawn from circulation WFS Produced by Benjamin Chapin who plays My father. (Life of Abraham Lincoln the part of Lincoln. One of his "Charter ser.) 2R 35-si-f-nf-rent $5 1918? Film photoplays" portraying Lincoln's love of classic exchange 92 the Union el-Jh-sh DISTRIBUTORS 16mm: WFS Pasteur, Louis S5mm: IdP loS Pink WFS Pasteur. 70min 16-sd-rent $25 35-sd-f- Produced by Benjamin Chapin who plays nf-rent $25 1936 Garrison 92 the part of Lincoln. One of his "Charter photoplays" pointing out the Importance DISTRIBUTORS of an education 16mm: IdP el-Jh-sh S5mm: loS Made in France this film has French My first jury. (Life of Abraham Lin- dialog with English subtitles. Sacha Guitry plays the title coln ser.) 2R 35-si-f-nf-rent $5 1918? role Film classic exchange 92 "Beginning at the time of the Franco- Prussian War, when the fame of Pasteur DISTRIBUTORS was not yet firmly established, the action 16mm: WFS covers a period of slightly more than a S5mm: IdP loS Pink WFS score of years, ending with the remarkable Produced by Benjamin Chapin who plays world-wide celebration of Pasteur's seven- the part of Lincoln. One of his "Charter tieth birthday on December 27, 1892. The photoplays" in which Lincoln's early be- high spot of the picture is the first inocu- ginnings in law are shown in his defense lation of a human being, a nine-year-old of a little colored boy accused of theft Alsatian boy, Joseph Meister, against el-Jh-sh rabies in 1885. Viewed from the narrow standpoint of cinema entertainment, the My mother. (Life of Abraham Lincoln picture lacks drama. Nevertheless, this Paris importation is well worth seeing." ser.) 2R 35-si-f-nf-rent $5 1918? Film N.Y. Times sh-c classic exchange 92 DISTRIBUTORS 16mm: WFS Roosevelt, Franklin Delano S5mm: IdP loS Pink WFS Inauguration of Franklin D. Roosevelt. Produced by Benjamin Chapin who plays I5min 16-si-rent apply Akin & Bag- the part of Lincoln. One of his "Charter shaw 92 photoplays" which gives an idea of Lin- coln's early boyhood and shows the gentle DISTRIBUTORS Influence of Nancy Hanks on the child 16mm: Cal IdP YMCA el-Jh-sh Produced by Show-at-home movies and shows the inauguration of Franklin D. Native state. (Life of Abraham Lincoln Roosevelt in March, 1933 ser.) 2R 35-si-f-nf-rent $5 1918? Film Second inauguration of Roosevelt. (Our classic exchange 92 DISTRIBUTORS world in review ser.) lOmin 16-sd- 16mm: WFS $30; rent apply 1937 Gutlohn 92 S5mm: IdP loS Pink WFS DISTRIBUTORS Produced by Benjamin Chapin who plays 16mm: FiL VES the part of Lincoln. One of his "Charter The parade in the rain at the January photoplays" depicting Lincoln's successful Inauguration of President Roosevelt, and efforts to keep Kentucky in the Union excerpts from the President's address el-Jh-sh sh-c

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Roosevelt, Theodore his own strips as the map of 1630 shows they have always done. . . The film President Roosevelt. 15min 35-si-f-nf- ends with brief comparative references to the $65; rent $2 Roosevelt house 92 Etheringhams of old Laxton and the Mor- This film presents a consecutive narra- tons and Clarkes who live and work in tive of the varied activities of Theodore contemporary Laxton as their predeces- Roosevelt and a survey of American his- sors lived and worked. The basis of the tory from 1901 to 1909 film is the use of historical remains and eUJh-sh documents as they exist today. With the exception of models of the Castle and the Manor House superimposed on photographs Roosevelt at home. ISmin 35-si-f-nf-$6S; of the sites, no reconstruction has been attempted. rent $2 Roosevelt house 92 The film succeeds in presenting in a vivid and stimulating fashion the DISTRIBUTORS communal open field system of the Mid- 35mm: YMCA dle ages as it survives today and still

conditions life . Theodore Roosevelt at his Oyster Bay at Laxton. . The photog- home, with his family, friends, horses and raphy and the diagram work are excellent, doga el-Jh-sh and the film has been well directed so that it tells its story clearly and effectively. Teachers and lecturers should find it of Roosevelt in the Great war. ISmin 35- first-class value for use in lessons and lec- si-f-nf-$65; rent $2 Roosevelt house 92 tures on the mediaeval agricultural sys- tems or as a background film to supple- DISTRIBUTORS ment the usual approaches to mediaeval or »5mm: YMCA economic history. It also has additional "Colonel Roosevelt touring the country, and unique value as an historical record of speaking for preparedness and for the Lib- a system that has almost disappeared. A erty Loans, reviewing recruits at Platts- classroom teaching or background film for burg with General Wood and in New York, children over 14, university students and scenes of his sons at the front, conclud- adult education organisations." British film ing with the Armistice." Producer inst. sh-c Jh-sh

942 Great Britain History Roosevelt's return from Africa, 1910. — 15min 35-si-f-nf-$65; rent Roosevelt $3 942.05 Tudors, 1485-1603 house 92 "On the home trail [Theodore Roosevelt] Nine days a queen. 78min 16-sd-$360 1936 receives the homage of Europe; in Paris, in Berlin with the Kaiser, at Christiania, Gaumont British 942.05 and as the delegate of the United States at "The picture opens with Henry VIII on the funeral of King Edward VII in Lon- his death-bed, and as the Grim Reaper don; and his triumphal reception in New tightens his clutch on the polygamous- York." Producer minded monarch, Henry calls his advisors el-Jh-sh and councillors to his bedside and informs them in no uncertain terms of the order of succession, Edward, Mary, Elizabeth Taft, Lorado and the Lady Jane Grey, calling down his curse on any and all who attempt Lorado Taft—sculptor 92 to change this succession. The king dies, and Ed- DISTRIBUTORS ward Is proclaimed ruler with Milord Ed- 16mm: Wis ward Seymour as Lord Protector, or Re- This film, listed in Educational Film Cat- gent. The picture then follows the short alog, 1936, has been withdrawn reign of Edward VI, with the execution of by the Seymour's Producer but It may still be rented from brother, Thomas, the rise of the Distributor Indicated in italics the Earl of Warwick, and the execution of Edward Seymour. The boy king dies, and Warwick, unafraid of Henry's curse, proclaims the Lady Jane Grey, Queen, and her husband, his son, Prince Consort. After a short reign, nine days to be exact, the 930-999 HISTORY people of England rise against the young queen, and rally around the banner of Mary, later to be known as 'Bloody Mary*. A battle ensues between the forces of 940.1 Medieval Warwick and those of Mary, Warwick and Europe his son are captured, and Lady Jane made a prisoner. The picture closes with the Mediaeval village. 20min 16-sd-appIy 35- execution of the child, Jane, and her hus- sd-f-apply 1936 Gaumont British band. The film closely follows the his- tory of England at that time, as we learned 940.1 it at school, with no fiction added to the "Opening with a pictorial map of Not- plot. The performance of Nova Pilbeara tingham showing the position of Laxton, as the Lady Jane Grey, Is a remarkable

the film one. . shows the site of the Castle and . Another outstanding performance the ,Manor House and the Church with is given by Desmond Tester as the boy, Its Xllth-century pillars and arches, the Edward ... Sir Cedric Hardwicke and tombs of the Etheringham family who Dame Sybil Thorndyke ... do some fine were the first Lords of the Manor and the acting as Warwick and Jane's nurse, re- armorial bearings of the Roos family who spectively, and the rest of the cast is succeeded them and whose descendants equally excellent. Great credit must go to appear as Rose on the 1914-18 War Memo- Robert Stevenson who handled the mega- rial. A copy of the 1630 map shows the phone on this production." Canadian mov- lay-out of the village still preserved today ing picture digest

. . . Diagrammatic maps show the three "Suggested for school, library and church field rotation of wheat, spring corn and fal- "^®-., ^ Worth being kept permanently low and a typical holding of ten strips dis- available." Weekly Guide tributed over the field. The strips are marked by double furrows "Recommended for the family, exclusive and pegs and of young children." each farmer today ploughs, sows Joint Estimates and reaps Guide 15c

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942.08 1837- sional Government is finally overthrown and Petersburg which became Petrograd now becomes Leningrad. English titles England's coronation. 16-si-sd 1937 Castle % throughout." Distributor 942.08 DISTRIBUTORS Ten days that shook the world. 70min 16- 16mm silent: An Lew Mot si-rent $7.50 1928 Garrison 947 16mm sound: AdB An Geo IdP Lew Produced by Sovkino, U.S.S.R. Mans Mot Tex "A factual account of the ten days of England's coronation of King George VI Civil war in the U.S.S.R. when the Provi- and Queen Elizabeth may be had in the sional Government was overthrown." Dis- folloTving lengths and prices from Castle: tributor sh-c 100ft-si-$2; 200ft-si-$4; 360ft-si-$7.20; 200ft- sd-$7; 350ft-sd-$11.95 Ten who w^ere condemned. 106min 16-sd- el-jh-sh-c $500; rent $25 1935 Garrison 947 Progress. (Face of Britain ser.) 19min Produced in Poland 16-sd-sale apply 35-sd-f-sale apply 1935 "The story of ten men who were con- for leading Polish National 942.08 demned a Move- Gaumont British ment in the days of the Czar and of their Made with the cooperation of National delivery through the aid of an outsider." physical laboratories, England Distributor "A general survey of the development of the mechanical sciences during the past N Tsar to Lenin. 66min 35-sd-f-$250; rent twenty-five years from the death of King $50 1937 Lenauer; 16-si-sd-apply Int. Edward VII to the Jubilee of King George film bur. 947 V, with special reference to aeronautics, radio and shipbuilding." Film Progress 16mm distribution In Wisconsin will be taken care of by the University of Wis- "The closing conversation, with its facile consin and it may also be secured from suggestion that a modern war may be this University by applicants living in considered useful (!) in promoting mechan- Michigan, Minnesota, North Dakota. South ical 'progress' on the lines indicated . . . Dakota, Montana, Iowa and Nebraska is simply pernicious." British film inst. el-Jh-sh A silent documentary film compiled from hundreds of newsreel fragments, accom- panied by a running commentary by Max 946 Spain Eastman. In it appear Nicholas II, em- peror of Russia; Aleksandr KerenskTI; Leon Defense of Madrid. 40min 16-si-sale apply; Trotsky; Karl Radek; John Reed; GrIgorTI Zinov'ev; losif Stalin and Nikolai Lenin rent $15 1937 Garrison 946 "To the main fact at once: This is an "The first documentary film to arrive amazing film. . . The whole thing is a from Spain, produced by Ivor Montague for document far more exciting—and perhaps the British Progressive Film Institute. more important—than any history yet writ- Shows the bombing and defense of Madrid. ten of the Revolution." Stage Organization of defense. Medical aid ren- dered bv the British Medical Aid Society." "Far greater than its significance as Distributor sh-c Trotskyist propaganda ... is the 'Tsar to Lenin's' importance as one more striking Defense of Spain. lOmin 16-sd-$30; rent testimonial to the screen's potential value 1937 as a medium for revitalizing history. . . It $3 Garrison 946 assembles an extraordinarily complete rec- "Produced by [Ivor Montague for] the ord of major happenings, catches the spirit Republican Party of Spain, showing how of ten incredible years." Time people from all walks of life are trained sh-c to defend themselves against the fascist Invasion." Distributor 970.1 Indians 947 Russia Among the Navajo Indians. ISmin 16-si- End of St Petersburg. 70min 16-si-rent $26 1927 Bell & Howell 970.1 1928 Garrison 947 $7.50 Life of this tribe Produced by Sergei Eisenstein in el-Jh U.S.S.R. and has English titles throughout "The film [directed by Pudovkin] con- Bread from acorns. IR 16-si-$21 1932? ducts us across Czarist Russia. Intermin- Haselton 970.1 able distances of countryside, steppes and DISTRIBUTORS rivers. We are shown the wretchedness 16mm: AdB Cal of the oppressed peasants and of the city workers. Side by side with this wretched "This subject starts with the gathering existence we see the wealth and magnif- of the acorns and shows each successive icence of the imperialist rulers of Russia. step in its process of development into an The great magnate, Levedelf, has received edible food. . . Ta-bu-ce, a smiling old important munition orders from the State squaw, is the able demonstrator. Photo- in anticipation of the forthcoming war and graphed in Tosemite National Park." it is essential to prolong the hours of labor. Producer The workers refuse and strike and the 16-si-apply chief leaders of the strike are arrested. Mexico of the Indians. iSmin War scenes follow showing the dead and Nat. motion picture 970.1 the wounded. We see the same thing DISTRIBUTORS happen on the German side of the lines. 16mm: Cal Mo NJ Munition stocks are going up with more munitions being manufactured constantly. Information given has not been verified for this Supplement Unrest grows at the front and spreads to by the Producer the homes. At home where people are "Life among the Indians of Mexico, an- shown waiting in long queues before the cient ruins, characteristic ways, religious provision shops the misery deepens. Then ceremonies, artistic products, fishing, mar- in 1917, the Revolution and Kerensky in keting, typical garments and sense of de- the Winter Palace. The war continues sign as revealed in their daily lives." Pro- and munition stocks still soar. The Provi- ducer €l-jh-sh-c

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Navajo demon. 12min 16-sd-$30 1936 "History through the camera's eye—this

. . . six reel sound Hollywood film enterprises 970.1 picture covers the highlights of American history." Producer DISTRIBUTORS Jh-sh-c 16mm: Den IdP YMCA "Showing the intimate family life of 973.2 Colonial period the most colorful Nomads of our country, the Navajos of the Painted Desert in Northern Arizona. Their superstitions, Seeing Salem. 15min 16-si-$30; rent $1 fears and beliefs of various demons; the 1937 Bell & Howell 973.2 slinking coyotes preying on their flocks DISTRIBUTORS of slieep and goats—the dreaded night 16mm: A

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Colonial Rhode Island Continued to the University of Wisconsin. If you are applying from any of those states for takes center of stage Indians simply with 16mm use the University of Wisconsin. The as servants; Town life; Education and film was produced by Tobis. French title journalism on Goal street; colonial ^ A ^ is La Kermesse Heroique. Not recom- school; Social life at Newport; Rhode mended for high school audiences Island tea party; Spirit of war grows in 1775; Act of loyalty rescinded; A school Committee on exceptional photoplays of library in 1934 with students working on ; the National board of review has selected the project Guide this film, from the book of the same title • by Charles Spaak, as the best seen this year (1936). This is a French dialog film with English subtitles. Jacques Feyder F FICTIONAL FILMS directed. Received the Grand prix du cindma francais and the gold medal award A nous la liberte. 90min 16-sd-rent $15 of the Venice international exposition of 1 1931 Garrison F cinematography "The story tells of ta town's] predica- DISTRIBUTORS ment when, on the eve of a carnival, the 16 mm: IdP Burgomaster and aldermen learn that the S5mm: Fr Spanish plan to spend the night there. This satire on modern industrial society The Spanish are a battalion of King Is a Rene Clair production and may be Philip's army, which have thoroughly ter-

had with a summary introduction in Eng- rified Flanders. . . The Burgomaster has lish, with or without English titles an idea. He will pretend to be dead in the that the will pass Bell of Atri. iSmin 16-si-$15; rent 35- hope Duke through $2 the village without stopping." N.Y. Sun si-f-nf-$45; rent 1920 Am. humane $4 "Gallic wit at its crispest delivered by a educ. soc. F splendid cast who wear their ruffs and DISTRIBUTORS pantaloons with an air. This with direc- 16mm.: Geo Inst tion, photography and music explains why the film won two coveted European cinema "A film version of Longfellow's poem, prizes. Adults." Christian science moni- arguing for kindness to animals. The poem tor is quoted line for line as the action pro- ceeds, and all details are faithfully repro- "The rarest thing in the cinema, a really duced." Georgia adult film. . . It is an admirable film, a el-Jh-sh-e little obscene like most good comedies, and beautifully acted. . . M. Feyder's camera Birth of a nation. 12R 35-sd-nf-apply 1934 picks out with vividness and invention absurdities in costume and character and classic exchange Film F almost as skilfully as a Restoration dra- This is a sound version, released in 1934, matist he lightly works into his ribald of the original silent production of 1915 story a touch of the genuine, the simple sh-c emotion." Spectator c Blue light. 140min 16-sd-apply 35-sd-f- Covered wagon. 66min 16-si-sd-$35-$150; apply 1933 World F DISTRIBUTORS rent $6-$12 Kodascope F 16mm: Gar Wis DISTRIBUTORS 16mm silent: A&B Gal Den Dud Ed first place by the National Awarded Inst Lew Minn Stvo Wis YMOA board of review as the outstanding foreign 16m,m sound: ' Ea IdP importation of the season, 1935. Produced in the Italian Dolomites. Dialogue in Features J. Warren Kerrigan, Lois Wil- Italian and German. English titles through- son, Ernest Torrence, Tully Marshall, out el-jh-sh Charles Ogle and Alan Hale and was origi- nally produced by Paramount. The sound Boy's pal. llmin 16-sd-rent $1.50 1936 is not dialog Woolner F "Showing the great migration westward in 1848 in covered wagons. Depicts the DISTRIBUTORS hazardous journey across the plains with 16mm: IdP the Indian attacks, prairie fires, and a The story of a boy and a dog. Jerry most interesting buffalo hunt. It is a mas- Tucker plays the boy and the dog is terpiece which no one can afford to miss." Corky el Minnesota el-jh-sh Brahmin's daughter. 22min 16-sd-rent $3 Cricket on the hearth. 94min 16-si-$140; 1935 Bell & Howell F rent apply 35-si-nf-$490; rent apply DISTRIBUTORS Dudley F 16mm: Cen IdP Mod Wilo YMCA DISTRIBUTORS In this Educational pictures production 16mm: IdP Tex the title role is sung by Esther Cooms, S5mm: Inst Mo Tex Atwater-Kent radio contest winner. Ettore Also available in a 3R version (16-si-$60 Campana, basso of the Metropolitan Opera 35-si-nf-$210 Dudley) company, sings the part of the High "A vivid and outstanding presentation Priest of Charles Dickens' best known story about "Condensed screen version of Delibes' the tangled fortunes of the old toy-maker opera, 'Lakme', retaining all the principal and his blind daughter, who lived in a arias, including the 'Bell Song'. A young dream world until ugly suspicion reared English traveller falls in love with a young its head and the cricket on the hearth priestess and profanes a temple to see her. chirped no more. Excellent for school and The High Priest kills the intruder and community exhibitions." Indiana Lakme in despair dies beside her lover." Distributor Jh-sh-c Crime and punishment. 90min 16-sd-rent $25 1935 Garrison F Carnival in Flanders. 95min 16-sd-apply DISTRIBUTORS 35-sd-f-nf-apply 1936 Int. film bur. F 16 mm: IdP 16mm distributional rights in Michigan, S5m,m silent: FG Wisconsin, Minnesota, North Dakota, Based on the novel by Dostoyevski; South Dakota and Montana have been sold directed by Pierre Chenal; musical score

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Maria Chapdelaine Continued dren. . . Call Emil, John; Neustadt, Croy- den; Berlin, London; and English would simplicity of the country. A realisticjg- come as naturally from these children's treatment of the manners and traditions inic- For Emil is not the lips as any other tongue. Catholic community in the Lake Sthe but the Boy. As he travels John region a German boy, en alone from Neustadt to Berlin, a stranger "Beneath the simple beauty of its scenes, in the railway carriage gives him sweets. the countryside and its habitants (so sym- When he wakens, the 140 marks he was pathetically acted by an excellent cast of • taking to his grandmother in Berlin are players) is a moral beauty, unobtrusive but^i- gone. . . Emil . . . resolves to track down all pervading and deeply moving." Nat. F the supposed thief himself. . . Gustav is bd. of rev. mag. ;_# the leader of a gang and the gang is sum- 1°' jh-sh-c moned by his horn. It includes the pro- fessor; red Indian fan, and other cliar- Mary Tudor. 6R 35-si-nf-apply Film clas-j35 a acteristic specimens of boyhood. Together sic exchange ^ell with Emil they plan a campaign to re- "This film based on Victor Hugo's 'Mary cover the stolen money. . . This film . . . Tudor' showing the reign of 'Bloody Mary' Is one in which lovers of character study, was produced by World in 1919." Dis- lovers of humor, and lovers of children tributor may all delight. It is also, which is much

'' more, a film for boys. . . It gives as good a ' J.ut3'id.ii/0t«o '(^ida-blv^ Ji «^i,i vAnti.d-'t.juCight picture of boyhood as any I have ever to the screen by G. W. Pabst. Scenario by Paul Morand. Photography by Nicholas seen, whether in word, picture or sound." Farkas. This film marks Chaliapin's Review of reviews screen debut. Special music composed by "Sections of the film dialog. Isolated Jacques Bert and Dargomijsky. Others in into six units for classroom preparation the cast include George Robey as Sancho and edited by William Kurath, chairman Panza and Sidney Fox as Maria, Don of the Department of German of the Uni- Quixote's niece. May be had with Eng- versity of Arizona, with appropriate vo- lish or French dialog cabulary notes and explanatory summaries, have been published for use with the film. "Among the many scenes visualized . . . Marginal indications relate reels of the Is the episode in which the crazed cavalier (Holt charges headlong into the blades of a film to chapters of the reader & revolving windmill; the performance of the Co.), but the short summaries preceding those theatrical troupe which Don Quixote mis- each unit of dialog have in mind using the reader. takes for genuine royalty and of whom groups which are not he begs a knightly commission; and the The dialog units were chosen for their tournament at the Ducal Palace, where the value as examples of the current and prac- language." Distributor Don maintains his air of tragic dignity tical use of the despite the realization that the Duke is in- "Perhaps the most delightful and valu- sincere and is making a fool of him before able of the German films now available the court ladies." Producer in this country. . . A charming comedy." Modern Language Journal "A masterpiece . . . one of the most moving impersonations ever seen on the el-Jh-sh-c screen." N.Y. Post sh-c Eternal mask. 77min 16-sd-apply 35-sd- f-apply 1937 Mayer & Burstyn F Education of Steve Smith. 30min 16-si- Produced by Progress films, Berne, rent $2.50 1935 Harmon found. F Switzerland DISTRIBUTORS Based on the novel of the same title by 16mm: YMCA Leo Lapaire. A German dialogue film with Directed by Professor R. C. Hunter English sub-titles "Steve Smith, a student at Weston Col- The mind of the brilliant Dr Dumartin lege, is so enthralled by his scholastic becomes quite hopelessly distorted and tra- honors that he becomes coldly self-cen- ditional methods of treatment all fail. As tered, neglecting all warm human contacts. a last resort a young associate insists that He thus gradually isolates himself, and he be permitted to try his methods—and eventually wrecks both his friendships and they are successful his love affair. A wise teacher succeeds "[It] Is as thrilling and exciting as any in calling him out of himself by directing popular motion picture that has ever come his attention to solving a research problem out of Hollywood. . . It has been written and winning again the girl he loves." with such a high degree of intelligence, Producer Guide 25c and it is performed with such unerring ex- cellence, that it immediately emerges as f Emil und die detektive. 77min 16-sd-apply a work apart from the ordinary run of 35-sd-f-apply 1932 Int. film bur. F cinematic offerings." N.Y. World-Tele- Produced by Ufa. The International film gram bureau reports that the 16mm distribution- "A very unusual subject, but holding

al rights in Michigan, Wisconsin, Minneso- fine entertainment qualities. . . Beautifully ta, North Dakota, South Dakota and Mon- done, and stands alone in a new field of tana have been sold to the University of thought-projection on the screen." Film Wisconsin. Therefore if you are applying Dally sh-c from any of those states for 16mm use the University of Wisconsin. Both 16mm Fighting to live. 66min 16-sd-rent $12 and 35mm rights in Washington, Oregon, California, Arizona, Nevada and Idaho 19.34 Rell fc Howell F have been sold to the University of Cali- 1933 GaGarrison TT fornia. If applying for either 16mm or DISTRIBUTORS 35mm from those states use the University 16m,m: IdP of California. All other users should ap- This drama of adolescence to the International film bureau. May was produced by Pathe- Nathan and is be secured under title "Sherlock, available in Jr" with French with English superimposed tplyEnglish dialog (16-sd-rent $8) from Bell titles & Howell Jtemkin. 57niin 16-sd-sale apply;' rent $15 f "A child gang film which brings the 1934 Garrison F children's cinema ... to the level of the DISTRIBUTORS children's stage. . . 'Emil' Is excellent, 16mm: IdP excellent for both children and their parents and better probably for the chil- Produced by Sergei Eisenstein in USSR, originally released by Kinematrade; and •i-(ilent; sd> sound; f - Inflammable; nf - safety; el itary; jh • Junior high; sh - senior high; c • collese

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Fighting to live Continued to the University of Wisconsin. If you are applying paramount, but capture by infuriated from any of those states for 16mm use the University of ranchers is inevitable. dogrs are tried Wisconsin. The The film was produced before a judge and jury. Through the by Tobis. French title is La ability and understanding of John Blake, Kermesse Heroique. Not recom- mended for high school a young attorney whose life 'Captain' once audiences saved, the dogs are acquitted and the Committee on exceptional photoplays of scoundrel whose cruelty is responsible for the National board of review has selected the dogs' plight is discovered." Producer this film, from the book of the same title el-Jh by Charles Spaak, as the best seen this year (1936). This is a French dialog film Frulingstraum. 80min 16-sd-$400; rent $25 with English subtitles. Jacques Feyder 1933 Garrison F directed. Received the Grand prix du cinema francais and the gold medal award DISTRIBUTORS of the Venice international exposition of 16mm: IdP cinematography A Capital films presentation "The story tells of ca town's] predica- "Operetta based on the life of the com- ment when, on the eve of a carnival, the Burgomaster poser, Franz Schubert . . . German dia- and aldermen learn that the log. English titles." Distributor Spanish plan to spend the night there. sh Last days of Pompeii. 60min 16-sd-$200 Girl of the Limberlost. 90min 16-sd-$324; 1935 Nu-Art F rent apply Gutlohn F DISTRIBUTORS DISTRIBUTORS 16mm: Tex 16 mm: Ea FiL IdP Mans Twy VES 35mm rights and negative belong to YMCA Variety film distributors. This is Lord Lytton's story starring Maria Corda and Dramatization of Strat ton -Porter's Gene was originally produced in 1929. The novel. The cast contains such names as English version with sound was released Louise Dresser, Marion Marsh, Ralph Mor- gan and Tommy Bupp in 1935 Jh-sh Little men. 80min 16-sd-$288; rent applv Gutlohn 80min 16-sd-$288; F Hoosier schoolmaster. DISTRIBUTORS rent apply Gutlohn F 16mm: B&H Cen Ea Fed FiL Gar DISTRIBUTORS HiH IdM IdP Mans Mod Twy VES 16 mm: Ea Ed FiL IdM IdP Mans Wis YMCA Mod Twy VES Ralph Morgan and Erin O'Brien-Moore A presentation of Edward Eggleston's in Louisa M. Alcott's story story of early Indiana life. Norman Foster el-jh-sh and Charlotte Henry play the feature parts el-jh-sh Lost and found. 45min 16-si-rent $4 1935 Harmon found. F 16-si-rent Film classic Ivanhoe. 4R $7.50 DISTRIBUTORS exchange F 16mm: YMCA "An English production of this great "Dutch Toller, young taxi-driver is story tl918]. While the standard of pro- touched with cynicism and hardness like duction is not equal to that of many many of his contemporaries. He con- American made pictures, the film Is of temptuously refuses to follow his pal, Dan interest to students of 'Ivanhoe.' The Johnson, into the activities of the church. film should be considered as an interesting When Dutch's evil companions and way attempt to dramatize this great story and of life lead him into moral disaster, in not as a modern finished production." which he involves Dan's good name, he Producer is saved from the abyss by Dan's un- wavering afEection, backed by the intelli- Jane Eyre. 80min 16-sd-$210; rent apply gent help of a courageous Christian 1934 Gutlohn F minister." Producer DISTRIBUTORS Guide 25c 16mm: Cen Fed FiL IdM IdP Mans Mod Twy VES Wis Maedchen in uniform. 80min 16-sd-rent SSmm, silent: IdP $25 1933 Garrison F Produced by Monogram DISTRIBUTORS A dramatization of Charlotte BrontS's 16mm: IdP novel el- Jh-sh After the death of her mother, Manuela, a sensitive young German girl, is sent to a Keeper of the bees. 80min 16-sd-$288; strict German boarding school. Here she rent apply Gutlohn F forms a passionate attachment for a young DISTRIBUTORS teacher. When she is forbidden to see 16m,m: Ea FiL IdP Mans Mod Twy the teacher Manuela kills herself VES YMCA "Selected as the best picture of cl933j Gene Stratton-Porter's novel with Neil by N.Y. Herald- Tribune, World-Telegram, Hamilton, Betty Furness and Edith Fel- N.Y. Times, N.Y. Sun, Chicago American lowes jh-sh and other. . . U.S. papers. . . [This is thei original version with. . . ^mxiviiie , njiaimiig an tne principal German dialog arias, including the 'Bell Song'. A young and English super-imposed titles." Dis- English traveller falls in love with a young tributor priestess and profanes a temple to see her. Not recommended for high school audi- The High Priest kills the intruder and ences c Lakme in despair dies beside her lover." Distributor Jh-sh-c Maria Chapdelaine. 95min 16-sd-rent $30 1936 Garrison F Carnival in Flanders. 95min 16-sd-apply the novel of title 3S-sd-f-nf-apply 1936 Int. film From same by Louis bur. F H€mon, produced by France-film. A pres- 16mm distributional rights in Michigan, entation of rural life in French Canada Wisconsin, Minnesota, North Dakota, with the characters typical of their locality South Dakota and Montana have been sold and the simple plot in keeping with the

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Maria Chapdelaine Continued Camovsky against a background of syn- chronized music and simplicity of the country. A realistic sound effects treatment of the manners and traditions in "Story deals with a Mother in Old Rus- the Catholic community in the Lake St sia whose husband is killed and whose son John region \^. sentenced to a long prison term. The "Beneath the Mother takes the place of the son in the simple beauty of Its scenes, labor the countryside and its habitants movement of 1905 and finally effects (so sym- the son's pathetically acted by an excellent deliverance only to have him die cast of in her " players) is a moral arms and to meet her own death beauty, unobtrusive but Distributor all pervading and deeply moving." Nat. sh-c bd. of rev. mag. Oliver Twist. jh-sh-c 73min 16-sd-apply Koda- Mary scope F Tudor. 6R 35-si-nf-apply Film clas- DISTRIBUTORS sic exchange F 16mm sound: IdP Mod VEP "This film based on Victor Hugo's 'Mary S5mm silent: IdP Tudor' showing the reign of 'Bloody Mary' Picturized version of the immortal •wa.s produced by World in 1919." Dis- Charles Dickens' tale. . . Dickie Moore as tributor Oliver, Irving Pichel as Fagin, William (Stage) Boyd La matemelle. 84min 16-sd-rent $25 35-sd- as Bill Sikes, Doris Lloyd as Nancy Sikes and Alex f-rent apply 1935 B. Francis as French motion pic- Brownlow. Sound ha^ been reported poor ture Corp. F el Included on the National board of re- Oval portrait. 20min 16-sd-$100 1935 view's list of the ten best foreign films of California 1935-36. It is an adaptation of the novel F of the same name written by L.#on Frapi6. Produced by the dramatic students of the Not recommended for high school audiences University of Southern California, this film "Rose, won the Paul Muni prize for amateur pro- daughter of rich parents becomes duction destitute after the bankruptcy and death of her father, and Is deserted by her flianc^ "Made from the Poe story about an art- ist upon his learning that she is impoverished. who painted a portrait of his wife for a prize She becomes the children's maid in a day contest and whose devotion to his art nursery. Her duties gain her complete in- resulted in his wife's death." Dis- terest and fascinate her. Deeply moved tributor by her observation of these children, she The patriots. realizes by contrast what a happy child- SOmin 16-sd-sale apply; rent hood had been hers. The children feel $20 1935 Garrison F the love and tenderness this thought DISTRIBUTORS evokes. Little Marie, in particular, is 16mm: IdP foremost in Rose's mind and attentions. Marie's mother, a prostitute, has neglected An Amkino release originally produced in U.S.S.R the child shamefully and, starved for love and affection, she centers all her emotions "Russian talk and original musical upon Rose. And Rose responds score. English to the super-imposed titles. A . child and takes her home to live with her. war drama." Distributor So all is well for a time, but soon the sh-c young doctor who treats the children falls under the spell of Rose's charm, comes to Peck's bad boy. 75min 16-si-rent $3.50 love her and wants to marry her. Marie 1920 Edited pictures F senses their growing affection and, think- DISTRIBUTORS ing she is to lose her new-found friend, 16mm silent: Oal becomes desperately despondent. She goes Mass Mod VES to the river YMCA intent on destroying herself, 16mm sound: Fi but is rescued and assured that she will find a haven and a home with Rose and A First national pictures production the doctor when they are married." Dis- "This is a delightful picturization of the tributor c famous story by the Late Governor George Peck, with Jackie Mill on the floss. 80min 16-si-$100; rent Coogan in the title role . . . Irvin S. Cobb wrote the sub-titles." apply 35-si-nf-$350; rent apply Dud- Massachusetts el-Jh ley F DISTRIBUTORS Petersburg nights. llOmin 16-sd-sale apply: 35mm: FC IdP loS Minn Mo Wash rent $20 1935 Garrison F Also available in a 3R version (16-si-S60 DISTRIBUTORS 35-si-nf-$210 Dudley) 16mm: IdP "Adapted from George Eliot's novel. An Amkino release originally produced A in the tense drama that is suitable for a full USSR evening's program." Minnesota Russian talkie with English super-im- "A splendid posed titles. Based on two version of the story. . Dostoyevskl . novels, The characters and acting are fine." Iowa "White nights" and "Netotchka state college Nezvanova." With a Moscow art theatre cast sh-c Les miserables. 16Smin 35-sd-f-nf-apply Franco-American F Poil de Garotte. 97min 16-sd-rent $15 1933 The nitrate stock of this Victor Hugo Garrison F novel of the French Revolution may be DISTRIBUTORS rented for $50. If you need safety stock, 16 vim: IdP apply for rates This drama of adolescence Jh-sh-c was produced by Pathe- Nathan and is available in Mother. 80min 16-sd-$400; rent $15 1934 French with English superimposed titles Garrison F - 7Potemkin. 57min 16-sd-sale apply; rent $15 DISTRIBUTORS 1934 Garrison p 16 mm: IdP DISTRIBUTORS Produced in the U.S.S.R. Directed by 16mm: IdP V. I. Pudovkin. Based on the novel by Produced by Sergei Maxim Gorki. English Eisenstein in USSR narrative by M originally released by Kinematrade; and 81 -silent; sd- sound: f - inflammable; nf safety; el elementary; . . jh Junior high; sh senior high; c - college

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Potemkin Continued Over a year was spent in securing the needed material, which was eventually may also be had as follows: 50min 16-si-sale found in the Northwest territory. The dog, apply; rent $7.50 1927 Garrison. Is in 'Caesar', through circumstantial evidence, Russian with an English introduction, • has been accused of being a killer and of synchronized with musical score and sound ravaging the sheepherders' fiocks. The effects sh-c dog's master being found dead, the animal is outlawed and hunted like a wild beast. Song of China. 70min 16-sd-rent $14 Taking refuge in the woods, the dog mates 1937 Bell & Howell F with a she-wolf and raises a family. The DISTRIBUTORS mountain lion appears and attempts to 16 mm: IntF kill one of the dog's pups. Then follows a deadly conflict between the dog and the Silent picture made in China, cut down puma which ends in the puma's death." and synchronized in America. The cast Distributor are genuine Chinese. The story reflects the conflict between the old and new social customs and standards, and the Unto the hills. 30min 16-si-rent $2.50 1935 brealcing down of the traditional Chinese Harmon found. F heritage by Western civilization. May be secured in 35mm from Herbert Bregstein, Produced by William L. Rogers Douglas Maclean productions, 9336 Wash- "Jerry Taylor, the son of a poor moon- ington blvd., Culver City, Cal. shiner in the Kentucky hills, is a lad of Jh-8h-c about fourteen when his mother is stricken with a critical illness. The boy sees her Spectre F suffer and die because medical aid could DISTRIBUTORS not be found in time. Merciful neighbors 16mm: Tex place the boy in a mountain school where 35mm: Tex he progresses to new outlooks and am- sense, This film, listed In Educational Film Cat- bitions. His religious and the of life-work, born alog, 1936, has been withdrawn by the Pro- dawning ideal a are at the time. Remembering his ducer but it may still be rented from the same Distributor indicated in italics mother, he has set his heart upon medi- cine. The picture closes with the lad Spirit of the plains, llmin 16-sd-$50; rent kneeling at his mother's grave, praying, $1.50 1936 Bell & Howell F 'O Lord, help me to grow up to be a doctor!" " Producer DISTRIBUTORS Guide 25c 16mm: AdB Cal IdP loS Lew West "Based upon scenes from several histori- cal films, including Cimarron, The Covered Vasantasena F Wagon, and. . . The Plainsman, the reel DISTRIBUTORS purports to boil down the spirit of the West 16mm: Col Kan Tex into fifteen minutes of celluloid." Scho- S5m,m,: Tex lastic el-Jh-sh-c This film, listed in Educational Film Three little pigs. lOmin 16-si-loan 1934 Catalog, 1936, has been withdrawn by the Producer but it may still be rented from Caldwell F the Distributors indicated in italics "Motion-picture sequence of first-grade dramatization of the classic story. Titles by children themselves, adjusted to me- Vicar of Wakefield. 7R 16-si-$140; rent ap- chanics of title-making. Simple phrases ply 35-si-nf-$490; rent apply Dudley F for primary reading." Producer DISTRIBUTORS el-Jh-sh-c 35mm: IdP Mass y^ Thunder over Mexico. 76min 16-sd-rent This film of Oliver Goldsmith's story Is $14 1935 Bell & Howell F also available in a 3R version (16-si-$60 DISTRIBUTORS 35-si-nf-$210 Dudley) 16mm: Cen IdP Mod West Wis A Principal pictures production, directed Walpurgis night. 20min 16-sd-rent $3 1933 by Sergei Elsenstein Bell & Howell F "A forceful presentation of the age-long DISTRIBUTORS subjugation of the peoples of Mexico and 16mm: Cen IdP Mod of their ultimate liberation. Remarkable Product of Educational films corporation photography. An excellent portrayal of va- of America rious Mexican types. This is truly one of the greatest motion picture productions of "With a special musical score arranged all time." Wisconsin from the original compositions of Gounod Jh-sh-c and Berlioz, Walpurgis Night presents a

. . . purely imaginative glimpse into the Trailing the killer. 64min 16-sd-rent $12 Satanic realm of Mephistopheles. Weird Bell & Howell F settings of futuristic design, unique light- ing effects, and spectacular singing and DISTRIBUTORS dancing ensembles convey an atmosphere West 16mm: Cen IdP Mod of unreality. Ettore Campana . . . por- "This is ... a nature feature in which trays Mephistopheles." Producer

the principal characters are animals. . . sh-c

- • • • tl - tilSRt; td-Mund: f - inflammable; nf- safety; el elementary; jh Junior high; sh senior hioh ; c college

126 Key to Distributors

These abbreviations are those used in italics under many of the entries in Part 2 of this Catalog. This is intended to serve as a directory to addresses of the distributors represented and to give some idea of the conditions under which films may be rented.

unlimited <-- A&B Akin & Bagshaw, inc., 1425 Wil- vance. Members are entitled to service of available films. Checks should liams St, Denver, Col. be made payable to Boston University. User Serve Colorado, Idaho, Kansas, Montana, also pays transportation both ways and must Nebraska, New Mexico, South Dakota, Texas insure films for $25 per reel. Films may Panhandle, Utah, Wyoming. The rate for one be retained for a period of one week day is 50c per reel for silent films and $1 for sound. Also have some "loan" films for Brig Brigham Young university, Bureau users pay transportation charges only which of visual instruction, Provo, Utah AMNH American museum of natural his- Rentals range from 20c to $7.50. For or- tory, 77th St & Central Park West, New ganizations using many films "group" serv- ices costing $10 to $60 are available. Users York City pay 1 trflinsportation charges Those desiring films must use the appli- |^, cation blanks furnished by the Museum's Cal/ University of California, Extension division. It is to give second Film best Division, Department of visual instruc- and third choice of both titles and dates. No rental charge is made to schools, tion, 301 California Hall, Berkeley, Cal. churches, or organizations but user must pay While most of the films may be had for transportation charges both ways small service charges ranging from 30c to $2 some cost considerably more (up to $15). R. B. Annis 1505 ^ An company, East A few films are of the "loan" type. Rental Michigan St, Indianapolis, Ind. charge Includes transportation charges from Have a number of the "loan" type films. Berkeley to point of destination if within Those which they rent average $1 per reel, the state of California and the user must plus transportation charges both ways pay the return charge. Out of state users must pay transportation charges both ways. Ariz University of Arizona, University Serve California and Arizona, Idaho, New extension division, Tucson, Ariz. Mexico, Oregon, Utah, Washington Rentals range from 25c to $2 for most subjects. A few are $7.50. Users pay all Cen Central camera company, 220 S. transportation charges Wabash Av, Chicago, 111. Au National association of Audubon so- State whether films are to be shown morning, afternoon or night. Rentals range cieties, 1775 Broadway, New York City from 50c to $15 Rent 16mm films at $1.50 per reel and 35mm films at $2.50 per reel. User also Chu Frank R. Church films. 829 Harri- pays transportation charges both ways son St, Oakland, Cal. Aus Austin university, Sherman, Tex. Rentals range from 50c to $6. Also have Full information not yet in our files some "loan" films B&H Bell & Howell, 1801 Larchmont Av, CoF Colarn furniture store, 15 W. 44th Chicago, 111. St, New York City Rental prices vary greatly, depending: upon Full information not yet in our flies subject Bait Baltimore dairy council, Howard & E Col University of Colorado, Buroau of Center Sts, Baltimore, Md. visual instruction, Boulder, Col. Not a regular distributor. Apply only for Rental rates range from 50c to $7.50, plus transportation the "loan" film Indicated as available in charges part 2 of this catalog Conn Connecticut State department of Bass Bass camera company, 179 W. health, Bureau of public health instruc- Madison St, Chicago, 111. tion, Hartford, Conn. In Chicago the rentals are from 60c to Films available for group meetings, $10. Users outside of Chicago add an ad- schools, churches, hospitals and other pub- ditional 50% charge to each film. Users pay lic places in the state of Connecticut transportation charges Cos Cosmopolitan film libraries, 4103 Bell Bell telephone company of Pennsyl- Crane Av, Detroit, Mich. vania, picture Motion bureau, Philadel- This is a Bell & Howell branch library. phia, Pa. Deal primarily with the school and church Residents of Pennsylvania may secure these field. Full information not yet in our files films free of charge. A Bell telephone rep- resentative will show them with 16mm sound * Den Wm. M. Dennis film libraries, 2506j^ motion picture equipment. For informa- W. 7th St, Los Angeles, Cal. tion, call the Business office Rent complete sound programs consisting of a feature and or Ben's one two "shorts" for Ben camera exchange, 907 Grand $10 and rental includes one way prepaid Av, Kansas City, Mo. transportation to the fifth postal zone from Full information not yet in our flies Los Angeles. For fifth to eighth postal zones there is usually a $1 additional charge. BosU Free film service, Boston univer- Silent features rent for from $2.50 to $4.50 sity school of education, 29 Exeter St, and shorts for 50c per reel Boston, Mass. (Abraham Krasker, Di- Des Deseret book company, 44 E. South rector) Temple, Salt Lake City, Utah cooperative A enterprise servicing schools Act as booking agents for Bell Howell, and other educational & agencies in New Eng- Brigham Young university and Erpi picture land. There is a yearly service fee of $5 consultants. Full Information not yet in our per school or organization, payable in ad- files 127 KEY TO DISTRIBUTORS

Dud William H. Dudley, Visual education Gen General films, ltd., 1924 Rose St, service, inc., 736 S. Wabash Av, Chi- Regina, Sask., Canada cago, 111. Rentals range from $1-$1.50. Also have a Offers a schedule of units, each imit madd^ "coupon system" which offers savings to con- up of flhns for the various teaching levels stant users of films from the primary grade through senior high '_ Geo University system of Georgia. Divi- school. series, involving a service * An entire general extension. 223 once in two weeks throughout a period of sion of Room 10, 30 weeks of the school year can be rented Walton St, N.W., Atlanta, Ga. for $50 if taken in a circuit of 10 schools on Service is available to Georgia and neigh- 10 successive school days. Each school will boring states. Rental rates range from 75c have full use of each unit for an entire to $7 per subject. Users are expected to day of 24 hours, and in different classes pay transportation both ways and to insure throughout the day. A IGmm machine is films when returning them provided without additional cost. Individual Gutlohn, inc., 35 45th films may also be rented Gut Walter O. W. Dyn Dynamic pictures, 729 7th Av, New St, New York City Rentals vary according to subject desired. York City Write for address of exchange nearest you This is a "loan" service. Serve all points east of the Mississippi. User pays all trans- Hal J. C. Haile & sons, 215 Walnut St, portation costs and must insure films for $50 Cincinnati, Ohio per reel Full information not yet in our files Eastman Kodak stores, inc., 356 Madi- E Hall Hall stationery company, 623 Kansas son Av, Nevvr York City Topeka, Kan. Silent films may be rented at $1 per reel Av, for short subjects and features rent for $5 Full information not yet in our files per subject. Sound films rent for $1.25-$1.50 HiH Howard Hill, 280 Scenic Av, Pied- per reel. Will also sell some subjects. Rent Oakland, Cal. projectors also and an operator can be pro- mont, _ vided for an additional charge Full information not yet in our flies movie sales, 259 S. Corona, f) Ea Eastin 16mm pictures, 506 Putnam Home Home Bldg, Davenport, la. Denver, Col. Rates vary depending on number of reels Full information not yet in our flies desired Hu Hubor art company, 124 Seventh St Easton sporting goods company. Sec- Eas W., Cincinnati, Ohio ond & Northhampton Sts, Easton, Pa. A Bell & Howell branch library. Full in- Full information not yet in our files formation not yet in our files Edited pictures system, inc., 330 W. Ed IdM Ideal Motion picture service, 6 St 42d St, New York City Johns Av, Yonkers, N.Y. Rentals are about $1.50 per reel but it Offers a complete program of a feature, will be necessary to apply for each film desired comedy, scenic or novelty and a cartoon for $15. Individual features may be had for Erk Erker brothers optical company, 610 $7.50. Apply for rates on "shorts" Olive St, St Louis, Mo. IdP Ideal pictures corporation, 30 E. This is a Bell & Howell branch library. Have only a few films in stock Eighth St, Chicago, 111. -xj^ FC F. C. pictures corporation, 505 Pearl When requesting films state whether for morning, afternoon or night showing. User St, Buffalo, N.Y. pays transportation both ways. Rentals aver- Rentals begin at $1 age $1.50-$2 per reel but features rent for Fed Federal film service, inc., 150 Elli- $15. Also have a few of the "loan" tjfpe son St, Paterson, N.J. films for which user pays all transportation charges only This is a Bell & Howell branch library -' Fi Films, inc., 330 W. 42d St, New York f 111 University of Illinois, Visual aids City service, 113 University high school, Ur- Rentals range from $1.25 to $20. Also have bana, 111. distributing offices in Boston, Philadelphia. Rentals range from 50c to $2 per reel and Dayton, Chicago, Kansas City and Portland, the user pays transportation both ways. Ore. Consult local telephone directories for Service is for educational organizations in addresses the state of Illinois Film library of England, 239 , @? FiL New Ind Indiana university. Extension divi- Av, Boston, Mass. ' Columbus sion, Bloomington, Ind. Carry the same subjects which are avail- in Indiana secure service from able from Gutlohn. The same purchase prices Groups may 16mm library for $20, or individual reels and rentals apply the may be secured at 75c each. Groups outside FiP Film preview company, 1104 Currie of the state may secure fllms at $1 per Av, Minneapolis, Minn. reel. Users pay all transportation charges Bell Howell branch library. Full in- A & Inst Institutional cinema service, inc., formation not yet in our flies Fr French motion picture corporation, 126 130 W. 40th St, New York City Rentals are from $1.50 to $15. Supply free W. 46th St, New York City "shorts" with each feature rented Have a number of French films, some with English superimposed titles available at IntF International film bureau, 59 E. various rentals. They are not all on safety Van Buren St, Chicago, 111. stock so especial care must be taken when The purpose of the Bureau is to act as ordering agent for educational institutions wishing to Gan William J. Ganz company, 19 E. 47th secure foreign films or social science fllms. prints both for rental and sale and St, New York City Have all the in Have a number of films available on a loan serve of U.S. and Canada, and par- ticular cases, Great Britain also basis. Users pay all transportation charges only * lo University of Iowa, Department of Gar Garrison film distributors, 1600 visual instruction, Iowa City, la. Broadway, New York City Rentals range from 35c to $4 depending Rentals range from $1.50 to $20. Opera- upon subject. Also offer a 16mm silent pro- tors and equipment are available in most jector service, rent $1 per day or $3 per sections of the United States week 128 ;

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i loS Iowa state college of agriculture and NatF National film library, 837 S. Flower mechanic arts, Visual instruction serv- St, Los Angeles, Cal. ice, Ames, la. Distribute to localities serviced by United parcel To users within the state there is a and Motor transit only and within a radius of about 200 miles only • service charge of from 50c to $3 plus trans- portation charges. Those desiring service NJ New Jersey State museum, Trenton, outside of Iowa should write for special N.J. details of distribution Schools or other organizations of New Kan University of Kansas, Bureau of Jersey that are following a definite course visual instruction, Lawrence, Kan. of study may use the Museum's collection. Rentals range from 50c to $7.50 plus Users pay transportation charges both ways. postage There is no other charge Ohio State of of edu- \,- Ken University of Kentucky, Lexington, Ohio Department Ken. cation, Columbus, Ohio Schools of the state may have unlimited Offers a free slide and film service to Ohio use of their 16mm films for $25 a year, public and parochial schools only. Users except for the Chronicles of America photo- pay postage costs both ways. Only strict- plays. Users also pay transportation charges. ly educational material is handled. No fea- Individual service charges range from 30c- ture pictures $1.50 and for some of the Chronicles of Okla University of Oklahoma, Bureau America to $7.50 of visual education, Norman, Okla. Koda Kodascope library, 33 W. 42d St, Rentals range from 25c to $15, plus trans- New York City portation charges both ways Additional libraries are located in Atlanta, OreS Oregon state system of higher edu- Ga. ; Boston, Mass.; Chicago, 111.; Cincin- cation. Department of visual instruction, nati, Ohio; Cleveland, Ohio; Detroit, Mich.; Kansas City, Mo.; Los Angeles, Cal. Corvallis, Ore. Minneapolis, Minn.; Philadelphia, Pa.; Pitts- One group of films is for rent for from 50c to $5 depending upon subject. Another group burgh, Pa.; Rochester, N.Y. ; San Francisco, is lent for a service charge of 25c. User Cal.; Seattle, Wash.; Toronto, Ont. ; Mon- pays transportation charges both ways treal, Quebec; Winnipeg, Manit. ; Vancouver, B.C. Charges depend on users distance from Pac Pacific films, ltd., 564 Market St, the library. There is a membership fee of San Francisco, Cal. $25 which allows discount of a 10% from Full information not yet in our files the catalog rates. Non-members who can establish satisfactory credit rating may ob- Path Pathescope company of the N.E. tain film service at catalog rates which are inc., Boston, Mass. $1 to $7.50 Full information not yet In our files ^-- Lew Lewis film service, 105 E. First St, Pink Pinkney film service, 1028 Forbes Wichita, Kan. St, Pittsburgh, Pa. Rentals vary from 25c to $6. User pays Shorts rent for $2.50-$3 per reel plus trans- transportation both ways portation charges both ways and entertain- -• Mans Manse library, 2439 Auburn Av, ment features average $7.50-$10 per day Cincinnati, Ohio Pres Presbyterian Church. Board of Chris- Rental is $1 per reel and includes trans- tian education, Witherspoon Bldg, Phila- portation both ways. The service is national delphia, Pa. Mass Mr Abraham Krasker, Director, Rentals average 75c-$1.25 per reel. Some Free film service, 84 Exeter St, Boston, may be purchased Mass. Reg Regina photo supply, ltd., Regina, For a fee of $5 schools and other educa- Sask., Canada tional agencies in New England may secure Give first, second and third choice when a membership entitling them to unlimited ordering films. Unless specifically requested service of the available films not to do so will send similar program when Minn University of Minnesota, Bureau of unable to fill exact order. Users pay all visual instruction, transportation charges. Short subjects rent Minneapolis, Minn. for $2 per reel and complete programs of Will make substitutions for films not avail- from 9 to 12 reels, on 1200 ft. reels rent able on last minute orders. Rentals vary from for $14-$18. Special rates may be had for 25c to $12 depending upon subject and long time rentals a few films are of the "loan" type. Users must pay transportation both ways Rei J. C. Reiss & company, 10 Hill St,. Mo University of Missouri, Columbia, Mo. Newark, N.J. Furnish films to schools, churches and Full information not yet in our files other organizations. Schools in the state Scr Screen Adettes, San Francisco, Cal, desiring film service for an entire school year Full information not yet in our files may pay an enrollment fee of $10 for the SD University of South Dakota, year or $5 for the half year. If individual Depart- bookings are desired, the inspection fee will ment of visual instruction, Vermillion, be 35c per reel. For schools outside the S.D. state, the enrollment fee is $12.50 per year, Films may be rented by "members" for $6.25 per half year, or 50c per reel for in- from 25c to 50c per reel. Users pay all trans- dividual orders ' portation charges. Will also rent a 16mm Mod Modern talking picture service, 228 silent projector for $1 per week South Av, Rochester, N.Y. Star Starkweather & Williams, inc., 160 Have "loan" films as well as rental sub- Westminster St, Providence, R.L jects. Rentals range from $1.50 to $20 de- pendmg upon subject. Transportation must Full information not yet in our files be paid by the user for "loan" films. Na- Stw Stewart's school films, 143 Hunter tional service Av, Trenton, N.J. {f Mot Motion picture service, 5512^ Uni- Rental is $7.50 per subject versity Way, Seattle, Wash. Tex University of Texas, Visual instruc- Have a few Erpi films and a few novelties. Rentals range from 75c to $1.50 tion bureau, Austin, Tex. Offer a non-rental group of films for the NatC National camera exchange, 5 S. use of which a registration fee of Fifth St, Minneapolis, $1 a Minn. year is required. Also offer a rental group Bell A & Howell branch library. Full in- from 10c to $12. User formation pays transportation not yet in our flies both ways on all films 129 KEY TO DISTRIBUTORS

*> Twy Alan B. Twyman sound film li- Wat Watkins bros., 241 Asylum St, Hart- braries, inc., 29 Central Av, Dayton, O. ford, Conn. General rentaJ is $1.50 per reel. User pay^ Full information not yet in our files transportation charges. If many films are* West Western sound service, inc., 566 used 50 or 100 reel contracts may be had, reducing the cost Skinner Bldg., Seattle, Wash. U.S. Bureau of mines experiment A Bell & Howell branch library. Rentals USBM are same as Bell & Howell charges station, 4800 St, Pittsburgh, Pa. Forbes WFS Wholesome film service, inc., 48 (R. A. Wood, in charge) Melrose St, Boston, Mass. Complete library is maintained at above Usual rental charge for 16mni is $1.50 address and some films are deposited with per reel and on 35mm $3 per reel universities, colleges, museums, etc. The Bureau of mines film catalog lists Just which WiB Williams, Brown & Earle, inc.. 918 films may be obtained elsewhere and gives Chestnut St, Philadelphia, Pa. the necessary addresses. Rules and regu- The majority of their films rent for $1 lations of each source must be complied per reel, a few for 50c per reel. Also rent with. If films are secured from the Bureau projectors. Distributors for Bell & Howell of mines experiment station the user must and Eastman pay transportation costs both ways. There WUo Willoughbys, 110 W. 32d St, New is no other charge York City U.S. National park service (De- USNP Rentals range from 50c to $2. If many films partment of interior) Washington, D.C. are to be used savings may be realized These are "loan" films. The user pays through the purchase of "coupon books" transportation charges both ways Wis University of Wisconsin, Bureau of VEP Visual educational pictures. West- visual instruction, Madison, Wis. port, Conn. Service charges range from 15c to $7. P\ill information not yet In our files. Organizations in Wisconsin are eligible for Average rental J1.50 per reel discounts when twenty or more reels are ~(y) VES Visual education service, 131 ordered at one time. Organizations outside of "Wisconsin are not allowed any discount. Clarendon St, Boston Mass. All users pay return transportation Rentals are about $1.50 per reel but it will .. be necessary to apply for each film desired YMCA National council of Young men's Christian associations, Motion picture Vic Victor animatograph corporation, bureau, 347 Madison Av, New^ York City; Davenport, la. Terms and costs of films will be furnished 19 S. LaSalle St, Chicago, 111.; 925 N.W. on request 19th Av, Portland, Ore. An annual registration fee of $2 Is re- Vog A. L. Vogan, 9236 S. Elizabeth St, quired. A large group of the films offered Chicago, 111. are of the "loan" type. Rental films may A Bell & Howell branch library. F\xll In- be secured from $1.50 to $15. Users pay all formation not yet in our files transportation charges

130 Directory of Distributors

Although the following names constitute neither a complete nor an approved list, they are among the better known companies and organizations dealing in films for educational purposes. They are listed by locality because many of them distribute within their own or neighboring: states only. To learn the exact status film users must write direct to the organization In which they are interested. Films of these distributors do not necessarily appear in this Catalog.

Arizona . University of California Berkeley univCTSity oi Arizona University of Southern California Tucson Room 819 California 815 South Hill St. Bell & Howell Company Los Angeles 716 N. La Brea Av. Visual Text & Equipment Company Los Angeles 2814 Council St. Hollywood 239 Grant St. Canada San Francisco Associated Screen News, Ltd. Church, Frank, Films 5721 Western Av. 829 Harrison St. Oakland Montreal, Quebec Flintoff, Douglas Dennis, William M. 321 Pemberton Bldg. 2506^ W. 7th St. Victoria, Ontario Los Angeles France-Film Hill, Howard 1135 Beaver Hall Hill 280 Scenic Av. Piedmont Montreal, Quebec Oakland General Films, Ltd. 1924 Rose St. Hollywood Cine Supply Company Regina, Sask. 1426 N. Beachwood Drive Hollywood 156 King St. Hollywood Film Enterprises, Inc. Toronto, Ontario 6060 Sunset Blvd. Hollywood Kodascope Libraries of Canada, Ltd. 104 Drummond Bldg. Kodascope Libraries, Inc. Montreal, Quebec 643 S. Hill St. Los Angeles 156 King St. W;. Toronto, Ontario 216 Post St. San Francisco 610 Granville St. Langevin, C. C, Company Vancouver, B.C. 1050 Howard St. San Francisco 287 Portage St. Los Angeles Film Library Winnipeg, Manitoba 832 Wilshire Blvd. Regina Photo Supply, Ltd. Los Angeles Regina, Sask. National Film Library Screen & Sound Service 837 South Flower Street 1242 St. Catherine St., W. Los Angeles Montreal, Quebec Pacific Films, Ltd. University of Alberta 564 Market St. Department of Extension San Francisco Edmonton, Alta. Premier Pictures, Inc. 1906 S. Vermont Av. Colorado Los Angeles Presbyterian Church Akin & Bagshaw, Inc. Board of Foreign Missions 1425 Williams St. 234 McAllister St. Denver San Francisco Eastman Kodak Stores, Inc. Rockett, F. K., Company 626 16th St. 6050 Sunset Blvd. Denver Hollywood Home Movie Sales Union Oil Company of California 259 S. Corona 709 Union Oil Building Denver 617 West 7th St. University of Colorado Los Angeles Boulder 131 DIRECTORY OF DISTRIBUTORS

Connecticut Eastman Kodak Stores, Inc. 133 N. Wabash Av. Fisher, George A. ^ Chicago Franklin Av. Films, Inc. Saugatuck 19 S. LaSalle St. Herbert Studios Chicago 55 Allyn St. Ideal Pictures Corporation Hartford 30 E. Eighth St. State Department of Health Chicago 165 Capitol Av. International Film Bureau Hartford 59 E. Van Buren St. Visual Education Pictures Chicago Westport Kodascope Libraries, Inc. Watkins Brothers 133 N. Wabash Av. 241 Asylum St. Chicago Hartford Roake Film Service Delaware 901 N. University Peoria Butler's, Inc. University of Illinois 415 Market St. Urbana Wilmington Venard, C. L. 702 S. Adams St. District of Columbia Peoria Vogan, A. L. Brand, Paul L. 9236 S. Elizabeth St. 1810 Eye St., N.W. Chicago Washington, D.C. World Service Stores, Eastman Kodak Inc. 740 Rush St. 607 W. 14th St., N.W. Chicago Washington, D.C. YMCA U.S. Department of Interior Motion Picture Bureau Division of Motion Pictures 19 South LaSalle St. Washington, D.C. Chicago

Georgia Indiana

Eastman Kodak Stores, Inc. Annis, R. B., Company 183 Peachtree St., N.E. 1505 E. Michigan St. Atlanta Indianapolis Kodascope Libraries, Inc. Melmoy Picture Service 183 Peachtree St., N.E. P.O. Box 191 Atlanta Decatur Rd. at Hanna St. Reagan, C. R. Fort Wayne 551 Ponce de Leon National Motion Picture Company Atlanta Mooresville University System of Georgia Smith & Butterfield Division of General Extension 310 Main St. Room 10, 223 Walton St., N.W. Evansville Atlanta South Bend Bait Company South Bend Hawaii Teitel, H. S., Film Service 440 N. Illinois St. University of Hawaii Indianapolis Honolulu University of Indiana Illinois Bloomington

Bass Camera Company Iowa 179 W. Madison St. Chicago Columbia College Film Library Bell & Howell Dubiwque 1801 Larchmont Av. Eastin 16mm Pictures Chicago 506 Putnam Bldg. Central Camera Company Davenport 230 S. Wabash Av. Iowa State College Chicago Ames Chicago Film Laboratory, Inc. St. Ambrose College 18 W. Walton PI. Davenport Chicago University of Iowa Dudley, William H. Iowa City 736 S. Wabash Av. Victor Animatograph Corporation Chicago Davenport 132 DIRECTORY OF DISTRIBUTORS

Kansas Grand Rapids Public Museum Grand Rapids Hall Stationery Company Kodascope Libraries, Inc. 623 Kansas Av. 1206 Woodward St. Topeka Detroit Lewis Film Service Metropolitan Motion Picture Company 105 E. First St. 1745 E. Grand Blvd. Wichita Detroit University of Kansas Michigan Film Library Lawrence 15745 Rosemont Rd. Kentucky Detroit Public Library & Museum University of Kentucky Kalamazoo Lexington

Louisiana Minnesota

Camera Shoppe, Inc. Eastman Kodak Stores, Inc. 322 Royal St. 114 S. 5th St. New Orleans Minneapolis Ewing, J. G., and Sons Film Preview Company P.O. Box 1023 1104 Currie Avenue Baton Rouge Minneapolis Harcol Motion Picture Industries Kodascope Libraries, Inc. 610 Baronne St. 114 S. 5th St. New Orleans Minneapolis National Camera Exchange Massachusetts 5 S. Fifth St. Minneapolis Atlantic Motion Picture Service St. Paul Institute 108 Massachusetts Av. Visual Instruction Service Boston St. Paul Boston Museum of Fine Arts University of Minnesota Boston Minneapolis Cambridge Museum for Children 5 Jarvis St. Cambridge Missouri Film Library of New England 239 Columbus Av. Andlauer Film Company Boston Ozark Bldg. Free Films Service Kansas City Ben's Boston University School of Education Camera Exchange Boston 907 Grand Av. Harvard Film Service Kansas City Cambridge Board of Education Dept. of Kodascope Libraries of Boston, Inc. Visual Instruction 438 Stuart St. 203 Studio Bldg. Boston Kansas City Eastman Kodak Stores, Inc. Pathescope Company of the N.E., Inc. Boston 1010 Walnut St. Visual Education Service Kansas City Educational 131 Clarendon St. Museum Boston 3325 Bell Av. Wholesome Film Service St. Louis Erker Brothers Optical 48 Melrose St. Company Boston 610 Olive St. St. Louis Kodascope Libraries, Inc. Michigan 916 Grand Av. Acme Camera Exchange, Inc. Kansas City 1207 Washington Blvd. National Cinema Service, Inc. Detroit 4327 Duncan St. Community Picture League St. Louis 2539 Woodward Av. University of Missouri Detroit Columbia Cosmopolitan Film Libraries 4103 Crane Av. Nebraska Detroit Eastman Kodak Stores, Inc. Kretschmer, J. G., and Company 1206 Woodward St. 1617 Harney St. Detroit Omaha 133 DIRECTORY OF DISTRIBUTORS

New Jersey French Motion Picture Corporation 126 W. 46th St. Federal Film Service, Inc. ^ New York City 150 Ellison St. Ganz, William J., Company Paterson 19 E. 47th St. Gruber's Camera Exchange New York City 98 Academy St. Garrison Film Distributors, Inc. Newark 729 Seventh Av. National Cinema Service New York City Hudson City Gutlohn, Walter O., Inc. Box 1 35 W. 45th St. Jersey City New York City New Jersey State Museum Ideal Motion Picture Service Trenton 6 St. Johns Av. Reiss, J. C, and Company Yonkers 10 Hill St. Institutional Cinema Service, Inc. Newark 130 W. 46th St. Stewart's School Films New York City 143 Hunter Av. Knowlson, A. M., Company Trenton 350 Broadway Thompson, Howard E. Troy 15 Newkirk Av. Kodascope Libraries, Inc. Trenton 33 W. 42d St. New York City New York 343 State St. American Museum of Natural History Rochester 77th St. & Central Park West Levek Movie Service New York City 219 Nepperhan Av. Auten, Harold Yonkers 1540 Broadway Modern Talking Picture Service New York City 228 South Avenue Bray Pictures Corporation Rochester 729 Seventh Av. Museum of Modern Art Film Library New York City 485 Madison Av. Broadway Camera Exchange New York City 1595 Broadway National Motion Picture Service New York City 723 Seventh Av. Casino Film Exchange, Inc. New York City 1499 First Av. New York State Department of Health New York City Albany Cine Classic Library New York Zoological Park 1041 Jefferson Av. 185th St. & Southern Blvd. Brooklyn New York City Colarn Furniture Store Northern Baptist Convention 15 W. 44th St. 152 Madison Av. New York City New York City Colson Entertainment Service Nu-Art Filmco 2833 Buhre Av. 45th St. New York City 145 W. York City Commonwealth Pictures Corporation New 729 Seventh Av. Nuovo Mondo Motion Pictures, Inc. New York City 630 Ninth Av. Dynamic Pictures New York City 729 Seventh Av. Pictorial Film Library, Inc. New York City 130 W. 46th St. Eastman Kodak Stores, Inc. New York City 356 Madison Av. Presbyterian Church New York City Board of Foreign Missions Edited Pictures System, Inc. 156 Fifth Av. 330 W. 42d St. New York City New York City Principal Distributing Corporation Exhibitors Film Exchange 1501 Broadway 630 Ninth Av. New York City New York City F. C. Pictures Corporation School Films Service, Inc. 505 Pearl St. 55 W. 42d St Buffalo New York City Films, Inc. Stone Film Library, Inc. 330 W. 42d St. 444 W. 56th St. New York City New York City 134 DIRECTORY OF DISTRIBUTORS

United Film Libraries Oklahoma 149 W. 48th St. Davis, H. O. New York City- United Projector & Film Corporation 522 N. Broadway Oklahoma City 228 Franklin St. Buffalo Rochester Photo Supply Company Visual Instruction Supply Corporation Cor. 4th & Broadway 1757 Broadway Tulsa Brooklyn University of Oklahoma Willoughby Norman 110 W. 32d St. Oregon New York City World Pictures, Inc. Eastman Kodak Stores, Inc. 729 Seventh Av. 709 S.W. Washington St. New York City Portland YMCA Films, Inc. Motion Picture Bureau 925 N. 19th St. 347 Madison Av. Portland New York City Hill, Louis 814 S.W. Sixth Av. North Carolina Portland State College of Oregon

Stackh'ouse, J. M. Corvallis Lake Junaluska Western Sound Equipment Company University of North Carolina 1923 N.W. Kearney St. Portland Chapel Hill YMCA Motion Picture Bureau North Dakota 925 N.W. 19th St. Gibson Studios Portland Casselton Pennsylvania

Ohio Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania Motion Picture Bureau Camera Shop Philadelphia 531 Market Av. N. Bucknell University Canton Classroom Film Library Church and School Film Service Lewisburg 1635 Central Parkway Classroom Film Library Cincinnati W. S. Smith Department of Education E. Main St. & Washington Av. Columbus Carnegie Eastman Kodak Stores, Inc. Cohen's 27 W. Fourth St. 1122 Eleventh Av. Cincinnati Altoona Gross Photo Supply Company Eastman Kodak Stores, Inc. 524 Madison Av. 1020 Chestnut St. Toledo Philadelphia Haile & Sons, J. C. 215 Walnut St. 606 Wood St. Cincinnati Pittsburgh Hubor Art Company Easton Sporting Goods Company 124 Seventh St. W. Second & Northhampton Sts. Cincinnati Easton Kodascope Libraries, Inc. Erie Public Library and Erie Public Mu- 27 W. Fourth St. seum Cincinnati Erie Kelly Studios 1862 E. 6th St. 1026 Peach St. Cleveland Erie Manse Library Kodascope Libraries, Inc. 409 McAlpin Av. (Clifton) 1020 Chestnut St. Cincinnati Philadelphia Monroe, Harold E. 2928 N. Hill Rd. 606 Wood St. Portsmouth Pittsburgh Twvman, Alan B. Millersville Film Library P.O. Box 44 State Teachers College Dayton Millersville

135 DIRECTORY OF DISTRIBUTORS

Penn Camera & Photo Supply Utah 910 Liberty Av. Pittsburgh Brigham Young University Pinkney Film Service Provo 1028 Forbes St. Deseret Book Company Pittsburgh 44 E. South Temple Presbyterian Church Salt Lake City Board of Christian Education Eastman Kodak Stores, Inc. Witherspoon Bldg. 155 S. Main St. Philadelphia Salt Lake City Roshon, R. C. Virginia 311 State Theater Bldg. Pittsburgh University of Virginia St. Thomas College Charlottesville Scranton U.S. Bureau of Mines Experiment Station Washington 4800 Forbes St. Eastman Kodak Stores, Inc. Pittsburgh 1415 Fourth St. Williams, Brown & Earle, Inc. Seattle 918 Chestnut St. Philadelphia 910 Broadway Tacoma Rhode Island Federal Film Exchange Westcott, Slade & Balcom 211 Battery St. 95 Empire St. Seattle Providence King Motion Picture Service 1711 Ravenna Blvd. South Dakota Seattle Kodascope Libraries, Inc. University of South Dakota Ill Cherry St. Vermillion Seattle Motion Picture Service Tennessee 5512J4 University Way Seattle Rouser, Frank L., Company P.O. Box 2107 State College of Washington Pullman 910 State St. Knoxville Western Sound Service, Inc. 566 Skinner Bldg. Texas Seattle Wisconsin Tomlin, James G., Company 2009 Jackson St. Milwaukee Public Museum Dallas Milwaukee University of Texas University of Wisconsin Austin Madison

136 Directory of Producers

This list consists of producers or authorized distributors only for those films which appear in this Catalog. Film users are cautioned to be explicit as to the width of film desired and if 35mm film is ordered especial care must be taken to designate safety or nitrate film, in- dicated in this catalog by the symbols "nf" and "f" respectively.

A.L.A. American library association. Pub- Bell telephone co. of Pa. Bell telephone licity division, 520 N. Michigan Av, company of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Chicago, 111. Pa. Adalbert Ford, Lehigh university, Depart- Films loaned to Pennsylvania and Dela- ware only of psychology, Bethlehem, Pa. ment Binders bd. manuf. assn. Binders board Akin Bagshaw. Akin & Bagshaw, inc., & manufacturers association, Room 3810, 1425 Williams St, Denver, Col. 122 E. 42d St, New York City Alaska Steamship company, Alaska SS. Bray. Bray pictures corporatio.n, 729 Pier Seattle, Wash. 2, Seventh Av, New York City brass company, Am. brass. American Bruce. E. L. Bruce company, Terminix Waterbury, Conn. division, Memphis, Tenn. Will consider selling prints although not usual practice Bur. of air commerce. U.S. Department of Am. can. American can company. Home commerce, Bureau of air commerce, economics department, 230 Park Av, Washington, D.C. New York City Bur. of mines. U.S. Department of in- Am. college of surgeons. American college terior. Bureau of mines experiment sta- of surgeons, 40 E. Erie St, Chicago, 111. tion, 4800 Forbes St, Pittsburgh, Pa. Am. humane educ. soc. American humane (Louis F. Perry) education society, 170-184 Longwood Write for address of exchange nearest you. If interested in purchasing fllins, Av, Boston, Mass. apply for rates Am. iron & steel inst. American iron and steel institute, 350 Fifth Av, New York Burton Holmes. Burton Holmes films. City Library dept., 7510 N. Ashland Av, Am. league. American league of profes- Chicago, 111. sional baseball clubs, 312 S. Michigan Av, Chicago, 111. C&O. Chesapeake & Ohio railroad, Am. museum of nat. hist. American mu- Transportation bldg., Washington, seum of natural history, 77th St, & D.C. Central Park West, New York City Cal. redwood assn. California redwood as- Am. soc. of bakery engineers. American sociation, 117 W. 9th St, Los Angeles society of bakery engineers, Depart- Caldwell. L. H. Caldwell, Gardiner ele- ment of visual education, 1541 Birch- mentary school, Wichita, Kan. wood Av, Chicago, 111. California. University of California, Ex- Am. steel and wire. American steel and tension division, Berkeley wire company, 208 S. LaSalle St, Chi- Canada dept. mines & resources. Canada cago, 111. department of mines and resources, Amkino. Amkino corporation, 723 Seventh Ottawa, Canada Av, New York City Canadian gov't. Canadian government mo- Armour. Armour and company, Union tion picture bureau, Ottawa, Ontario, stock yards, Chicago, 111. Canada Audubon. National association of Audubon Write for address of exchange nearest you. These films may be purchased if de- societies, 1775 Broadway, New York sired City Canadian nat. ry. Canadian national rail- Austrian state. Austrian state tourist de- ways motion picture library, 673 Fifth partment, 630 Fifth Av, New York City Av, New York City club. of Cali- Auto Auto club Southern Castle. Castle films, R.C.A. bldg., Rocke- fornia, 2601 S. Figroa St, Los Angeles, feller center, New York City; Wrigley Cal. bldg., Chicago, 111. Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific railway Baltimore railroad, 2 B&O. & Ohio Wall company, Room 723, LaSalle St sta- St, City New York tion, Chicago, 111. Bayer-Semesan. Bayer-Semesan company, Chicago Tribune, Business survey dept., Pont bldg., Wilmington, Del. Du Tribune square, Chicago, 111. Beidleman. Fred A. Beidleman, 4245 Cher- Church. Frank R. Church films, 829 Harri- okee Av, San Diego, Cal. son St, Oakland, Cal. Bell & Howell. Bell and Howell com- Write for address of exchange nearest pany, 1801 Larchmont Av, Chicago, you 111; 11 W. 42d St, New York City; Cinegraphic. Cinegraphic corporation, 716 N. LaBrea Av, Hollywood, Cal. Pasadena, Cal. 137 DIRECTORY OF PRODUCERS

Damrow. Damrow brothers company, French line, 610 Fifth Av, New York Gty Fond du Lac, Wis. French motion picture Corp., 126 W. 46th De Frenes. De Frenes and company, 1909- ^ St, New York City 11 Buttonwood St, Philadelphia, Pa. Demarest. Howard Demarest, 324 Summit Ganz. William J. Ganz, 507 Fifth Av, New Av, Hackensack, NJ. York City Dept. of interior. U.S. Department of the Garrison. Garrison film distributors, inc., interior. Division of motion pictures, 1600 Broadway, New York City Washington, D.C. Gaumont British. Gaumont British pic- If interested in purchasing films, apply ture corporation of America, 1600 for rates Broadway, New York City DeVry. Herman A. DeVry, inc., 1111 Cen- Write for address of exchange nearest ter St, Chicago, 111. you. Films are for sale only Correspondence is invited regarding sound General business. General business films, versions of their films inc., 565 Fifth Av, New York City Diemer. M. E. Diemer photographic lab- General electric. General electric company. oratory, Madison, Wis. Visual instruction section. Publicity Dudley. William H. Dudley, 736 S. Wabash dept., 1 River Rd., Schenectady, N.Y. Av, Chicago, 111. 16mm films may be secured from the office, 570 Lexington du Pont de Nemours. E. I. Du Pont de New York Av, as well as from Schenectady. There Is also an Nemours & company, N.W. Cor. 10th office at Nela Pk, Cleveland and a few and Market Sts, Wilmington, Del. films, as noted, are available from this office only Eastman. Eastman kodak company. General motors. General motors corpora- Teaching films division, Rochester. tion, Broadway at 57th St, New York N.Y. City Edberg. Gideon Edberg, 2108 Washington German railroads. German railroads infor- Av, Minneapolis, Minn. mation office, 665 Fifth Av, New York Edited pictures. Edited pictures system, City inc., 330 W. 42d St, New York City dhicago and San Francisco offices have Primarily a rental distributor but have all but the German dialog films access to or own some of the negatives Glatfelter. P. H. Glatfelter company, Educ. film serv. Educational film service, Spring Grove, Pa. n Woolnough Av, Battle Creek, Mich. Goodrich. Anne M. Goodrich, 413 E. 53d Educ. research assn. Educational re- St, New York City search association, 387 Plumosa Dr, Goodyear. Goodyear tire & rubber com- Pasadena, Cal. pany, inc.. Motion picture dept., Akron, Educators film lib. Educators film library, O. 1600 Broadway, New York City Gramet. Charles A. Gramet, Chairman of Ehrmann. Mrs Bess V. Ehrmann, Rock- Biology and General Science, Franklin port, Ind. K. Lane High School, Brooklyn, N.Y. Erpi. Erpi picture consultants, inc., 250 Guaranteed. Guaranteed picture company, W. 57th St, New York City inc., 729 Seventh Av, New York City Film and photo league, 220 W. 42d St, Gutlohn. Walter O. Gutlohn, inc., 35 W. New York City 4Sth St, New York City Film classic exchange. F. C. pictures cor- Write for address of exchange nearest poration, 505 Pearl St, BuflFalo, N.Y. you If interested in purchasing films, apply for rates Hancock Pacific expeditions, 705 Hollywood Films, inc., 330 W. 42d St, New York City Security bldg., 6381 Hollywood Blvd, Also have distributing ofHces in Boston, Los Angeles, Cal. Philadelphia, Dayton, Chicago, Kansas City, Films are for sale to educational insti- and Portland, Ore. Consult local telephone tutions and museums only directories for addresses Harmon found. Harmon foundation, inc., Films of commerce. Films of commerce 140 Nassau St, New York City company, inc., 35 W. 4Sth St, New Also available to systems of .public In- York City struction and other properly qualified or- Finton. Dr. W. L. Finton, 290 W. Michi- ganization on the basis of a lifetime lease of the print gan Av, Jackson, Mich. Hartley-Leonard. Hartley-Leonard produc- Fireman's fund insurance co., 116 John St, tions, 210 W. 78th St, New York City York City New Hartman. F. M. Hartman and Son, 25 N. Fisher. Fisher Body Detroit division, 8- Baldwin, Sierra Madre, Cal. 165 General Motors bldg., Detroit, Haselton. Guy D. Haselton, 7936 Santa Mich. Monica Blvd, Hollywood, Cal. Fitzpatrick. FitzPatrick pictures inc., 729 Hennepin county tuberculosis assn., Minne- Seventh Av, New York City apolis, Minn. Ford. Ford motor company. Department Herz. Alfred Herz, 1842 Morse Av, Chi- of photography, 3674 Schaefer Rd, cago, 111. Dearborn, Mich. Franco-American. Franco-American film Hollywood film enterprises. Hollywood corporation, 66 Fifth Av, New York film enterprises, inc., 6060 Sunset BTvd, City Hollywood, Cal. French gov't. French government tourist Horse and mule assn. Horse and mule information office, 4 E. 52d St, New association of America, 407 S. Dear- York City born St, Chicago, 111. 138 DIRECTORY OF PRODUCERS

House. J. H. House, 833 - 13th St, San Mannon. Alfred T. Mannon, 999 Lillian Diego, Cal. Way, Hollywood, Cal. Household finance. Household finance cor- Mass. inst. of tech. Massachusetts Insti- poration, 919 N. Michigan Av, Chicago, tute of technology, 69 Massachusetts 111. Av, Cambridge, Mass. Mayer & Burstyn. Arthur Mayer and Ideal motion picture serv., 6 St Johns Av, Joseph Burstyn, 505 Paramount bldg., Yonkers, N.Y. New York City 111. Dept. of health. Illinois Department of Melville. Melville shoe corporation. Ad- health, Springfield, 111. vertising dept., 555 Fifth Av, New York Imperial distributing corp., 729 Seventh Av, City New York City Mich. dept. of conservation. Michigan de- Inland waterways Corp., 211 Camp St, New partment of conservation. Educational Orleans, La. division, Lansing, Mich. Inst, cinema serv. Institutional cinema Milk industry found. Milk industry foun- service, inc., 130 W. 46th St, New York dation, Chrysler bldg., New York City City Modern film sales. Modern film sales cor- Inst, of makers of explosives. Institute of poration, 729 Seventh Av, New York makers of explosives, 103 Park Av, City New York City Museum of modern art film library, 485 Int. dental health found. International den- Madison Av, New York City tal health foundation for children, inc., 130 E. End Av, New York City Nat. city bank of New York. National Int. film bur. International film bureau, city bank of New York, 55 Wall St, 59 E. Van Buren St, Chicago, 111. New York City Rental rates in any territory of the country vary inversely with the number of Nat. motion picture. National motion bookings in that territory. In ordering picture company, Mooresville, Ind. the film, please state where the picture Nat. motion picture serv. National mo- Is to be shown, the purpose of exhibiting tion picture service, 723 Seventh Av, it, the support the showing will have, what dates you would be able to use the film New York City and what rental you are able to pay Nat. park serv. U.S. Department of in- Int. harvester. International harvester com- terior, National park service, Wash- pany, inc., 606 S. Michigan Av, Chi- ington, D.C. cago, 111. If interested in purchasing Alms, apply International library of visual aids, RKO for rates bldg., Radio City, New York City Nat. probation assn. National probation association, 50 W. 50th St, New York Japan tourist. Japan tourist bureau, 551 City Fifth Av, New York City Navy recruiting serv. U.S. recruiting sta- tions. Officer in Charge Will not send for private and home Katz. Elias Katz, Box 119, Teachers col- projection and only to organizations hav- lege, Columbia University, New York ing good equipment and experienced opera- City tors. Requests for films should be ad- dressed to the Officer in Keller. charge of the George J. Keller, Teachers college, nearest U.S. Navy recruiting station Bloomsbury, Pa. N.Y. Central system. New York Central Knisely. Von E. Knisely, Lowrey school, system, 466 Lexington Av, New York E. Dearborn, Mich. City; La Salle St Station, Chicago, 111. A 20% discount is allowed to schools Norris. Norris brothers productions, 6406^4 Kodascope. Kodascope libraries, inc., 33 Sunset Blvd, Hollywood, Cal. W. 42d St, New York City Write for address of exchange nearest Northwestern yeast. Northwestern yeast you company, 1750 N. Ashland Av, Chicago, 111. Laros. R. K. Laros silk company, Bethle- Nu-Art. Nu-Art filmco, 145 W. 45th St, hem, Pa. New York City Lenauer. Lenauer international films, inc., 202 W. 58th St, New York City Ohio state univ., Dept. of psychology, Co- Libby, McNeill & Libby. Libby, McNeill & lumbus, O. Libby food products, U.S. yards, Chi- Onderdonk. Dr. Francis S. Onderdonk, cago, 111. 1331 Geddes Av, Ann Arbor, Mich. Linde. Linde air products company, 30 E. 42d St, New York City Pan Am. Pan American airways, inc.. Dis- Los Angeles soap. Los Angeles soap com- trict traffic manager, 135 E. 42d St, pany, 617 E. First St, Los Angeles, Cal. New York City Pathescope. Pathescope company of McLarty. McLarty motion picture serv- America, inc., 33 W. 42d St, New York ice, 75 Enola Av, Kenmore, N.Y. City Mahogany. Mahogany association, inc., Pictorial. Pictorial film library, inc., 130 75 E. Wacker Dr, Chicago, 111. W. 46th St, New York City Maine pub. bur. Maine publicity bureau, Plymouth motor corp., Detroit, Mich. Junction St, John and Danforth Sts, Police acad. Police academy, 72 Poplar St, Portland, Me. Brooklyn, N.Y. 139 DIRECTORY OF PRODUCERS

Post office dept. Harold F. Ambrose, Di- Twogood & Jones. A. P. Twogood and rector, Public Relations, Post office E. W. Jones, High school, Newton, la. dept., Washington, D.C. Presbyterian bd. of Christian educ. Presby- United air lines, 221 N. LaSalle St, Chi- terian church, Board of Christian edu- cago, 111. Call nearest trafl!ic office or write general cation, bldg., Witherspoon Philadelphia, traffic office at the above address Pa. U.S. agric. U.S. Department of agricul- Presbyterian bd. of foreign missions. Pres- ture, Office of motion pictures, Wash- byterian church, Board of foreign mis- ington, D.C. sions, 156 Fifth Av, New York City These films may be purchased if desired Providence school dept. Providence school at a cost of about ?4.50 per reel for 16mm per reel for the department. Director of visual educa- and $17.50 35mm U.S. steel. U.S. steel corporation, 71 Broad- tion. Providence, R.I. way, New York City Purinton. Robert F. Purinton, 4404 - 42d Univ. of Iowa, Iowa City St, San Diego, Cal. All orders will be completed within 10 Univ. of Mich. University of Michigan, days. 4% discount to 30 day accounts Department of psychology, Ann Arbor, Mich. Quigley. Leon V. Quigley, 730 Fifth Av, Univ. of Minn. University of Minnesota, New York City Minneapolis Univ. of Oklahoma press, Norman, Okla. Religious motion picture found. See Har- Univ. of Wis. University of Wisconsin, mon found. Madison Resettlement administration, 347 Madison Av, New York City Valentine. W. L. Valentine, Dept. of psy- Rolab. Rolab photo-science laboratories, chology, Ohio State University, Co- Sandy Hook, Conn. lumbus, O. Prices quoted are for schools only Van Camp. Van Camp sea food com- Roosevelt house. Roosevelt house library pany, Terminal Island, San Pedro, Cal. and museum, 28 E. 20th St, New York Veneer. Veneer association, 616 S. Michi- City gan Av, Chicago, 111. Demand for these films is heavy in October and reservations should be made far in advance WPA. Works progress administration. In- Rothacker. Douglas D. Rothacker, 729 formation service. Motion picture sec- Seventh Av, New York City tion, 625 Madison Av, New York City Rutgers. Rutgers films, New Jersey Hall, Western electric. Western electric com- Rutgers University, New Brunswick, pany, inc., 195 Broadway, New York N.J. City 35mm prints may be purchased at $50 per reel. Write for address of exchange nearest Scientific film. Scientific film company, 20 you Lanvale Av, Daytona Beach, Fla. Westinghouse. Westinghouse electric and Screen Adettes. Screen Adettes, inc., 925 manufacturing company. East Pitts- N.W. 19th Av, Portland, Ore. burgh, Pa. Short film productions, ltd, 8, Staple Inn, Whitall Tatum. Whitall Tatum company, London, W.C. 1 225 Varick St, New York City Soc. for visual educ. Society for visual White. James Henry White, Lake Ariel, education, inc., 327 S. LaSalle St, Chi- Pa. cago, 111. Wholesome film serv. Wholesome film Pacific. Pacific lines, Southern Southern service, 48 Melrose St, Boston, Mass. O. P. Bartlett, P.T.M., 310 S. Michigan Wild flower preservation soc. Wild flower Av, Chicago, 111. preservation society, 3740 Oliver St, Spalding. A. G. Spalding & brothers, 150 Washington, D.C. Nassau St, New York City Williams. F. Earl Williams, Agauam high Stark. Stark films, 219 W. Center St, school, Agauam, Mass. Baltimore, Md. Wis. conservation dept. Wisconsin con- Stempel. W. M. Stempel, Stevens institute servation department, Madison, Wis. of technology, Hoboken, N.J. Woolner. A. Woolner, 701 S. Maritosa Av, Stevenson. Robert Stevenson, 3506 Que- Los Angeles, Cal. sada St, Chase, Washington, Chevy World. World pictures, inc., 729 Seventh D.C. Av, New York City Sun. The Sun, Editorial department, 280 Films are primarily for rent but will Broadway, New York City sell restricted number of prints of some

TVA. Tennessee valley authority, Knox- Yosemite pk. Yosemite park and Curry ville, Tenn. company, Yosemite National Park, Cal. Young. A. Beatrice Young, University of Text film. Text film corporation, 6404 Sun- Denver, Denver, Col. set Blvd, Hollywood, Cal. YMCA. National council of Young men's Titus. Paul Titus, 305 Public square bldg., Christian associations. Motion picture Cleveland, O. bureau, 347 Madison Av, New York Trow. William Clark Trow, Ann Arbor, City; 19 S. LaSalle St, Chicago; 925 Mich. N.W. 19th Av, Portland, Ore 140 r.