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AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS SERVICE

DIVISION OF UNIVERSITY EXTENSION THE LIBRARY OF THE

R 2 1 I960 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS The Audio-Visual Aids Service was es- tablished in 1932, as a means of furthering the use of such aids in reinforcing the in- structional programs of the schools of Illi- nois. This was at a time when the movement for using such aids was in its infancy. It resulted from requests by the school people themselves, who asked the University to create a lending library of educational films, slides, and recordings. The University en- tered upon this program with no intention of making a profit, but of using any receipts above operation costs for the enlargement of the collection and the strengthening of the Service; this we have done and will continue to do. The response, through the years, on the part of the school people has resulted in the first of such libraries in

Illinois being the largest, and, I believe, the one of greatest usefulness.

Modern education is not limited to the schools alone, and the public libraries have become great borrowers of the Service, through the cooperation of the Illinois State Library. So, too, have adult education groups. The members of the staff of the Service work very hard, indeed, to meet all the calls promptly and efficiently; and we are pleased by the ready willingness of most everyone to understand why booking requests cannot always be filled just as requested. The per cent of requests that are filled is very high. All of us in the business of education must remain alert to discover the ways of using new tools in teaching and learning, so as to put them to their greatest useful- ness. All of us have much yet to learn, but the motion picture, the recording, and other modern aids have demonstrated their values beyond dispute when properly used.

Robert B. Browne, Former Dean of Extension Division 6/ X GENERAL INFORMATION

All films are 16mm sound films unless the film title is fol- lowed by the notation (Silent).

The SUBJECT HEADING INDEX is an attempt to indi- cate most of the broad areas within this catalogue, and the

SUBJECT INDEX lists the films most applicable within these areas.

The DESCRIPTIVE INDEX OF FILMS is an alpha- betical listing of film descriptions which, in addition to the description, give information regarding:

1. Producer or Depositor — In immediately following ( )

title.

2. Grade suitability: p- primary; i - intermediate; j - junior high; h-high school; c- college; a -adult. 3. Running time: 11 minutes; 15 minutes; etc. 4. Black and white and/or color.

5. Rental rate for basic rental period.

A $.15 charge is added to each film rental to cover postage and insurance. The customer need not insure film shipments.

TO SECURE FILMS

Films may be rented from one to five days (Monday- Friday) at the same basic rental rate; two weeks for 1.2 times the weekly rate; three weeks for 1.5 times the weekly rate; and four weeks for 2 times the weekly rate.

Bookings will be made for a 2-day period unless otherwise requested. Films must be returned no later than one day following the date of last scheduled use. PLEASE SPEC- IFY EXACTLY THE DESIRED RENTAL PERIOD.

Order by title exactly as listed in this catalogue.

The Audio-Visual Aids Service feels that your film program will benefit if you grant us permission to substitute a title when the film you request is not available. The film substi- tuted would be a film with similar content and grade placement.

Give alternate dates if possible. Often the shift of a few days or a week may make a film available for your use. If films are available in both black and white and color, indicate your preference. Please give us specific mailing and billing instructions — school, audio-visual department, board of education, district number, name. It helps to include a postal zone number.

Order on our booking request form, or, if on your own letterhead, please double space — it cuts the booking time in half.

Please list films in chronological order (in order of date of use) — it also helps save booking time.

Check the confirmation forms you receive against your orig- inal order, and notify us of any discrepancies.

Unless otherwise requested, all shipments will be by parcel post.

CANCELLATIONS

Notice of cancellation must be received by the Audio-Visual Aids Service at least 3 days BEFORE the shipping date indicated on your confirmation slip. ONLY under this con- dition will a cancellation of charges be allowed.

Films reserved for a "will call," and not picked up, will be returned to circulation the following day, but charges will not be cancelled.

LATE RETURNS

Bookings are made on the premise that films will be re- turned promptly following their last scheduled date of use.

If the Audio-Visual Aids Service is forced to cancel a book-

ing because a film is held overtime without permission, the

cancellation charges will be added to the bill sent to the customer holding the film.

ACCOUNTS

Our billing policy is flexible. You will receive a statement as soon as the last film on any given order has been shipped. Payment should be made upon receipt of statement; how-

ever, you may make payment when it is most convenient for you before our fiscal year ends June 30. Whenever any pay-

ment is made, it is important to state which invoice number

is covered by your check and return a copy of the invoice with your remittance. If this plan is not suitable, please let us know how you wish to be billed, and if our University regulations permit, we will try to accommodate you.

FILM DAMAGE

Customers will not be charged for film damage unless it is to a previously undamaged film. All other damage will be absorbed by the Audio-Visual Aids Service.

TRAINING

The Audio-Visual Aids Service offers, on a request basis, a visitation and consultation service, primarily to schools, to assist in planning and developing audio-visual programs. One of the Service Directors can visit a school or community for brief periods to assist in the solution of such problems as in-service teacher training, selection of audio-visual mate- rials and equipment, budget, starting an audio-visual pro- gram, cataloguing, etc. It is also possible to organize an Extension Class. Letters of inquiry are invited. SUBJECT HEADING INDEX OF HEALTH, PHYSICAL EDUCATION, AND SPORTS FILMS

HEALTH: General Interest Alcohol, Tobacco, and Narcotics Dental Health Diseases First Aid Medical Technology Mental Health Nutrition and Diet Personal Health and Hygiene Physically Handicapped Physiology of the Human Body Public Health Sex Education

PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND SPORTS: General Interest Aquatic Archery Baseball and Softball Basketball Bowling Boxing Dancing Fencing Fishing, Hunting, and Boating Football Golf Gymnastics Tennis Track and Field Volleyball Wrestling Winter Sports

See following pages for film titles within each category SUBJECT INDEX OF HEALTH, PHYSICAL EDUCATION, AND SPORTS FILM TITLES

The films in this section of the catalogue are listed by sub- ject headings. For a description of the films listed, the grade level for which a film has been recommended, and the rental, turn to the DESCRIPTIVE INDEX OF FILMS.

HEALTH: General Interest Attitudes and Health Bathing the Bed Patient Dynamic Posture (4 parts) Exercise and Health Home Nursing Home Nursing: Fundamentals House of Mercy Improving Your Posture Keepers of the Lamp Life of a Healthy Child Man's Greatest Friend Medicine — Aviation Medicine (The Search) Microorganisms: Beneficial Activities Microorganisms: Harmful Activities New Frontiers of Medicine Noise and Health (The Search) Posture and Exercise Posture and Personality Posture Habits Proper Steps Rabies Rest and Health Road to Health and Happiness Sitting Right Stop Silicosis Student Nurse

Alcohol, Tobacco, and Narcotics Alcohol and the Human Body Alcohol and Tobacco: What They Do to Our Bodies Alcohol Is Dynamite Alcoholism Choice Is Yours Discussion Problems: What About Alcoholism Alcohol, Tobacco, and Narcotics (Continued) Discussion Problems: What About Drinking Drug Addiction H — The Story of a Teen-age Drug Addict I Am an Alcoholic Monkey on the Back No Smoking None for the Road Problem Drinkers Profile of a Problem Drinker

Public Enemy No. 1 Should You Drink? Terrible Truth Tobacco and the Human Body Dental Health Dental Health: How and Why Our Teeth Save Those Teeth Target: Tooth Decay Teeth, The Teeth: Their Structure and Care Your Children's Teeth Your Teeth

Diseases Breast Self Examination Cancer Cancer: A Research Story Challenge: Science Against Cancer Confessions of a Cold Goodbye, Mr. Germ Heart Disease (The Search) Heart Disease: Its Major Causes How Disease Travels How Our Bodies Fight Disease How to Catch a Cold Insects as Carriers of Disease Man Alive Mosquitoes and Malaria 146,000 Could Live (230,000 Will Die) Preventing the Spread of Disease Rehabilitation of Respiratory Patients Silent War, The Sixteen to Twenty-Six Sniffles and Sneezes Story of Dr. Jenner They Live Again Time and Two Women Tracking the Sleeping Death Tuberculosis, Its Diagnosis, Treatment, Control Victory Over Polio Warning Shadow, The What Is Disease? Yellow Jack

First Aid Accident Behavior Artificial Respiration: Back Pressure Arm Lift Method Checking for Injuries Elementary Tactics of Lifesaving Essentials of First Aid First Aid: Fundamentals First Aid on the Spot Fundamentals of First Aid Help Wanted Lifesaving Personnel Damage Control: Artificial Respiration Personnel Damage Control: Heat Exhaustion, Sunstroke, and Burns Rescue Breathing Medical Technology Advent of Anesthesia Allergies And the Earth Shall Give Back Life Antibiotics Atom and Biological Science, The Atom and Medicine, The Bacteria — Friend and Foe Bacteria: Laboratory Study Blood Transfusion Born in the White House Brothers in Blood Cancer: A Research Story Challenge: Science Against Cancer Defense Against Invasion Discovery of Anesthesia, The (You Are There) Ether for Anesthesia Medical Technology (Continued): Exploring with X-Rays First Major Test of Penicillin (You Are There) Health Heroes: The Battle Against Disease Immunization Interim Report Louis Pasteur — Man of Science Louis Pasteur, The Benefactor Man Against Microbe Miracle from Mold Modern Surgery Moving X-Rays New Frontiers of Medicine One Against the World RX — The Story Behind Your Doctor's Prescription Silent War, The Story of Dr. Jenner Streptomycin They Live Again Tragic Hour of Dr. Simmelweiss, The (You Are There) Victory Over Polio Yellow Jack Your Doctor Mental Health Breakdown City of the Sick Client Centered Therapy: Parts I & II Dr. Pinel Unchains the Insane (You Are There) Hypnotic Behavior Mental Health Mental Illness — Two Parts (The Search) Mental Symptoms Series: Depressive States No. I Mental Symptoms Series: Depressive States No. II Mental Symptoms Series: Folie a Deux Mental Symptoms Series: Manic State Mental Symptoms Series: Organic Reaction — Senile Type Mental Symptoms Series: Paranoid Conditions Mental Symptoms Series: Schizophrenia, Catatonic Type Mental Symptoms Series: Schizophrenia, Hebephrenic Type Mental Symptoms Series: Schizophrenia, Simple Type Deteriorated Nation's Mental Health Out of True

Nutrition and Diet Consumption of Foods Crystal of Energy Food that Builds Good Health Foods and Nutrition Fundamentals of Diet Health: Your Food Magic Alphabet Obesity — Problems of Fat Formation and Overweight Something You Didn't Eat Understanding Vitamins Vim, Vigor, and Vitamins What Makes Us Grow What We Eat We Are Your Children's Meals

Personal Health and Hygiene Body Care and Grooming Care of the Feet Good Grooming for Girls Health: Your Cleanliness Health: Your Clothing Health: Your Posture Healthy Feet Healthy Skin How to Be Well Groomed Human Hair, The Keeping Clean and Neat Love That Beauty Making the Most of Your Face Modern Guide to Health Obesity — Problems of Fat Formation and Overweight Personal Health for Girls Personal Hygiene for Boys Posture and Personality Posture Habits Skin (Silent) Soap Your Children Walking Your Health at Home Your Health at School Your Health: Disease and Its Control Physically Handicapped

Deafness in Children (The Search) Diary of a Sergeant Education of Exceptional Children First Steps Helen Keller in Her Story My Child Is Blind Pathway into Light Pay Attention Physical Rehabilitation (The Search) Recreational and Occupational Therapy Rehabilitation of Respiratory Patients Return to Life Stuttering (The Search) Triumph of Louis Braille, The (You Are There)

Physiology of the Human Body Alimentary Tract Be Your Age Body Defenses Against Disease Body Fights Bacteria Cells and Their Functions Circulation Common Heart Disorders and Their Causes Control of Body Temperature Digestion: Part I Digestion: Part II Digestion of Foods Ears and Hearing, The Elimination Endocrine Glands Endocrine Glands: How They Affect You Experimental Psychology of Vision (Silent) Eyes and Their Care Eyes for Tomorrow Eyes: Their Structure and Care From One Cell Functions of the Body Functions of the Nervous System Guard Your Heart Healthy Lungs Healthy Skin Heart and Circulation Heart: How It Works

10 Heart, Lungs, and Circulation How Our Bodies Fight Disease How the Eye Functions How the Respiratory System Functions How to Avoid Muscle Strains How We Hear Human Body: Circulatory System Human Body: Digestive System Human Body: Skeleton Human Body, The: Nervous System Human Body, The: Reproductive System Human Brain Human Digestion Human Growth Human Hair, The Human Heart Human Machine Human Reproduction Human Skeleton Human Skin Human Throat, The Kidneys, Ureters, and Bladder Larynx and Voice (Functions of the Normal Larynx) Learning About Your Nose Mechanisms of Breathing Mobilization of the Human Body Muscular System Nervous System Nine Basic Functional Systems of the Human Body Nose: Structure and Function Nose, Throat, and Ears Obesity — Problems of Fat Formation and Overweight Posture and Exercise Respiration Skeleton, The Skin (Silent) Spinal. Column, The Story of the Bloodstream, Part I Story of the Bloodstream, Part II Visual Perception Research (The Search) Vital Signs and Their Interrelation: Body Temperature, Pulse, Respiration, Blood Pressure Wonder Engine of the Body Work of the Blood Work of the Kidneys 11 Physiology of the Human Body (Continued) Your Body During Adolescence Your Children's Ears Your Children's Eyes Your Ears Your Eyes Your Voice

Public Health Clean Waters Community Health and You Defending the City's Health For Us the Living Fraud Fighters Guardians of Our Country's Health Health in Our Community Interim Report Preventing the Spread of Disease School Health in Action Triumph Without Drums Welton — A Healthy Community Your Health Department Your Health in the Community Sex Education As Boys Grow Biography of the Unborn Growing Girls Growing Up (Preadolescence) How Animal Life Begins How Much Affection Human Body, The: Reproductive System Human Growth Human Heredity Human Reproduction In the Beginning Labor and Childbirth Miracle of Life Miracle of Reproduction Molly Grows Up Name Unknown Normal Birth, A Prenatal Care Sixteen to Twenty- Six

12 Story of Menstruation Wonder of Reproduction, The Your Body During Adolescence

PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND SPORTS: General Interest Badminton Fundamentals Beat Ball Body Building Championship Form Co-ed Sports Death in the Arena Dynamic Posture (4 parts) Education in Sports, An Elementary Techniques of Field Hockey — Parts I & II Fit to Win Game of Jai Alai Good Sportsmanship Harness Champions How to Avoid Muscle Strains Improving Your Posture Kentucky Derby Story Olympic Games — 1952 Olympic Winter Thrills Physical Fitness (The Search) Playtown, U.S.A. Roller Skating: Roller Rhythm Soccer for Girls Soccer — The Universal Game Speed-a-\vay Speedball for Girls Speedway Sport's Golden Age Sports 'Round the Globe Sports Spellbinders Table Tennis They Grow Up So Fast Thrill a Second, A Town and Country Recreation Aquatic Advanced Swimming Aqua Frolics Artificial Respiration: Back Pressure Arm Lift Method

13 Aquatic (Continued): Beginning Swimming Diving Fundamentals Dolphin Kick, The Elementary Tactics of Lifesaving Fundamentals of Diving Fundamentals of Swimming Learn to Swim Learning to Swim Lifesaving Matt Mann's Swimming Techniques for Boys Matt Mann's Swimming Techniques for Girls Personnel Damage Control: Artificial Respiration Riding the Crest Safe Swimming Springboard and Front Approach Springboard Diving Springboard Techniques Swan Dive and Front Jack-Knife Swimming and Diving Aces Swimming — Crawl Stroke Swimming for Beginners Swimming, Part I: The Beginner Swimming, Part II: Getting Afloat Swimming, Part III: Advanced Strokes Thrills of the Surf Water Daredevils Water Safety Archery Archery for Girls Archery Instruction and Safety Bows and Arrows Introduction to Field Archery

Baseball and Softball Baseball by the Code Baseball for Millions Baseball Fundamentals and Techniques Batting Fundamentals Batting Stars of Baseball Big League Baseball Boy, a Bat and a Baseball Catching Fundamentals Catching in Baseball

14 Circling the Bases Democracy in Baseball Girls, Let's Learn Softball Hitting in Baseball Infield Play at First and Third Lou Gehrig's Greatest Day (You Are There) Pitching Stars Play Ball Play Ball, Son Softball for Boys Softball for Girls Softball Fundamentals Throwing in Baseball World Series of 1946 World Series of 1947 World Series of 1947 (Short Version) World Series of 1948 World Series of 1949 World Series of 1950 World Series of 1951 World Series of 1952

Basketball Ball Handling in Basketball Basketball: Basketeers Basketball: Court Craft Basketball for Boys: Fundamentals Basketball for Boys: Teamplay Basketball for Girls: Fundamental Techniques Basketball for Girls: Game Play Basketball for Millions Basketball Is Fun Basketball Strategy for Girls Basketball Technique Basketball Techniques for Girls Basketball: Winning Basketball Better Basketball Championship Basketball Defensive Footwork in Basketball Girls Basketball for Beginners King Basketball Modern Basketball Play Championship Basketball Shooting in Basketball Understanding Basketball 15 Bowling America Bowls Bowling Aces Bowling Fundamentals Splits, Spares, and Strikes Boxing Birth of Modern Boxing, The (You Are There) Day of the Fight Fight Game, The Fundamentals of Boxing Monarchs of the Ring (1st Edition) Monarchs of the Ring (2nd Edition) Monarchs of the Ring (3rd Edition) Monarchs of the Ring (4th Edition) Dancing American Square Dance, The Basic Movement Building Children's Personalities with Creative Dance Canada Dances Contemporary Dance (Silent) Dance Demonstration Dance Festival Dancer's World Let's Dance Let's Square Dance: Split the Ring Let's Square Dance: Take a Little Peek Modern Dance Norwegian Folk Dances Promenade All — Western Square Dancing Ruth St. Denis and Ted Shawn (Wisdom Series) Sadler's Wells Ballerina Social Dancing Square Dance Medley Square Dancing Steps of the Ballet Fencing Swordsmanship Techniques of Foil Fencing (Silent)

Fishing, Hunting, and Boating Channel Bass and Stripers Chesapeake Bay Retrievers

16 Fishing Fun Fishing Thrills Grey Trout Let's Go Fishing Making of a Shooter Pheasant Fever Retrievers at Work Small Craft Safety- Tight Lines Waterways and Flyways of the North Wonder Dogs in Action

Football

Ball Handling in Football Basic T Formation Better Football Big Ten Football Highlights of 1952 Blocking in Football Clark Shaughnessy "T" Football for Millions Football Fundamentals: Blocking and Tackling Football Kicking Techniques Football Parade of 1945 Football Parade of 1946 Football Parade of 1947 Football Parade of 1949 Football Thrills of 1942 Football Thrills of 1943 Illinois Football Highlights of 1953 Modern Football Open T Formation Pigskin Champions Rosebowl Game of 1952 Tackling in Football Touchdown Thrills of 1949 Touchdown Thrills of 1950 Tournament of Roses Parade, 1952

Golf

Faith, Hope, and Hogan Golf Mistakes In the Rough Xine Bad Shots of Golf Play Better Golf (2 parts)

17 Gymnastics Advanced Tumbling- Beginning Tumbling Gymnastics Gymnastics: Part I Gymnastics: Part II Headsprings in the Gym Rhythmic Exercises Simple Stunts Sofia Girls

Tennis Advanced Tennis Fundamentals of Tennis Technique of Tennis Tennis: Court Favorites Tennis for Beginners Tennis Tactics Tennis Techniques

Track and Field Bannister Wins the Mile Run (You Are There) Broad Jump Dashes, Hurdles, and Relays Discus, The Distance Races Fundamentals of Track and Field High Jump Hurdles, The Javelin Jumps and Pole Vault Pole Vault Relays, The Shot Put Sprints, The Weight Events

Volleyball Play Volleyball Volleyball for Boys Volleyball Strategy for Girls Volleyball Techniques for Girls

18 Wrestling

Wrestling Fundamentals & Techniques: Part I, Take- down & Counters Wrestling Fundamentals & Techniques: Part II, Escapes and Reversals Wrestling Fundamentals & Techniques: Part III, Rides & Pin Holds Wrestling Thrills

Winter Sports Daredevils on Ice Hot Ice Ice Capers Introduction to the Art of Figure Skating Olympic Winter Thrills Skating Fantasy Ski Thrills Snow Speed Sun Valley Ski Chase Winter Sports

19 DESCRIPTIVE INDEX OF FILMS ACCIDENT BEHAVIOR (PRP) ALCOHOL AND TOBACCO: j-h-c-a 18 minutes B&W: $3.50 WHAT THEY DO TO OUR Explains a step by step procedure to fol- BODIES (C) low when involved in an automobile j-h 10 minutes B&W: $2.10 accident. Shows care of the injured; Warns against the use of alcohol and hazards of fire; legal responsibilities; tobacco, and shows through a series of and many other phases of accident be- physical tests the effects of these sub- havior. stances on the normal performances of an athlete, a juggler, and a person doing ADVANCED SWIMMING (OF) detailed work. Suggests that alcohol and tobacco are unlabeled poisons and j-h-c-a 10 minutes B&W: $2.00 shows their effects on the body by Shows techniques that are essential to means of medical tests of heart beat, championship swimmers — breathing, body constriction of blood vessels, and skin alignment, and arm and leg action. temperature before and after taking alcohol and nicotine into the body. ADVANCED TENNIS (OF) j-h-c-a 11 minutes B&W: $2.00 ALCOHOL IS DYNAMITE (SD) Bill Tilden reviews tennis fundamentals j-h-c-a 9 minutes B&W: $2.00 and then explains some advanced tech- Typical case histories have been selected. niques. Demonstrations and illustrations These include several boys and girls of net game, footwork, smash, service, who became victims of drink at an earh- and volley are photographed from front, age. The stories are told as they oc- back, side, and overhead to allow study curred — without embellishment, without from every angle. preaching. But the lesson is graphically evident — any boy or girl can become a victim of alcohol simply, easily, and ADVANCED TUMBLING (C) quickly, merely by "playing around" with j-h-c 10 minutes B&W: $2.00 it. Presents fourteen advanced stunts grouped in a balance progression, backward ALCOHOLISM (EB) somersault progression, and forward j-h-a 22 minutes B&W: $4.00 somersault progression. Stresses that Presents some causes of excessive drink- mastery of tumbling makes athletes less ing, tracing the development of the dis- prone to injury in other more vigorous order in the case history of Ed Grimer. sports. Shows how the roots of alcoholism are imbedded in personality difficulties, and ADVENT OF ANESTHESIA (MCC) describes various forms of treatment. h-c-a 8 minutes B&W: $1.50 Demonstrates the role of the public Before anesthesia, major operations were clinic, and emphasizes the need for in- crude and hurried because of the intense creased treatment facilities and greater suffering of the patient. The film shows public knowledge of this widespread a re-enactment of the first public dem- problem. onstration of the use of anesthesia, in ALIMENTARY TRACT (EB) Massachusetts in 1846. Ether was used j-h-c 11 minutes B&W: $2.00 on this occasion to render the patient the actions of esophagus, stom- unconscious and keep him from suffering Portrays ach, small intestine, and colon to move pain. A new era in surgery was born. food and waste materials through the body. Shows normal and stimulated ALCOHOL AND THE HUMAN stomach movements such as hypermotil- (EB) BODY ity, inhibition, and hunger contractions; j-h-c-a 15 minutes B&W: $3.00 and portrays such intestinal phenomena Explains the specific effects of alcohol as segmentation, peristalsis, and anti- on the human body; describes the char- peristalsis. Demonstrates in cinemicog- acteristics of alcohol and how it is made; raphy actual absorbing movements of and traces the course of alcohol through intestinal villi. the body until it either oxidizes or es- capes. Shows the effects of alcohol on ALLERGIES (EB) B&W: $2.00 important brain centers, and draraatizes j-h-a 15 minutes Color: $3.25 the case of a problem drinker, including Presents basic facts necessary for a his treatment. fundamental understanding of the nature

20 AMERICA 21 of allergies. Describes an allergy as a ARCHERY INSTRUCTION AND pronounced sensitiveness of a given part SAFETY (AMH) of the body to a particular substance j-h-c-a 10 minutes Color: $3.45 such as certain pollens, dusts, foods, etc. Explains the equipment required, the Points out types of research now being parts of a bow and arrow, how to string carried on in the field and explains tests a bow, pulling the bow to shoot, correct for detecting allergies. release of the arrow, the correct stance, AMERICA (NBC) etc. Stresses also the safety precautions BOWLS one should take. j-h-c-a 22 minutes B&W: $4.00 Outstanding American bowlers demon- strate their technique and give step-by- ARTIFICIAL RESPIRATION: BACK step instructions. Features Ned Day, PRESSURE ARM LIFT Buddy Bomar, Marion Ladewig, Andy METHOD (SEF) h-c-a Varipapa, Joe Norris, and Connie Sch- 6 minutes B&W: $1.50 woegler. One method of artificial respiration is the back pressure arm lift method. Cor- AMERICAN SQUARE DANCE, THE rect procedures of the method are de- (C) scribed in this film. j-h-c-a 11 minutes B&W: $2.00 With orchestral accompaniment, an ex- AS BOYS GROW (MA) perienced caller and a narrator explain j-a 17 minutes B&W: $3.85 the positions and teach such fundamental Deals with the changes that occur dur- steps as the swing, alemande, grand ing adolescence. Attention is given to right and left, promenade, do-si-do, and both primary and secondary sexual many others. The film includes the folk characteristics, and to the relationship dance, "Take a Little Peek." between the sexes during adolescence. AND THE EARTH SHALL GIVE BACK LIFE (SQ) ATOM AND BIOLOGICAL j-h-c-a 23 minutes B&W: $2.00 SCIENCE, THE (EB) Explains for the layman just what the j-h-c-a 12 minutes B&W: $2.25 wonder drugs are, what they do, and Describes some of the biological effects how — when they are used — the earth of high energy radiations on plants and is in effect actually "giving back life." animal cells. Explains how typical ex- periments are conducted and demon- ANTIBIOTICS (EB) B&W: $3.30 strates some of the protective measures j-h 14 minutes Color: $5.00 required to insure the safety of the ex- Illustrates an important new weapon in perimenters. Points out some possible man's fight against disease. Defines applications of nuclear radiation to prob- antibiotics and shows how they have lems of human health, emphasizing work been used successfully in medicine. already underway in the study of cancer. Highlights research in the development of antibiotics and calls attention to the ATOM AND MEDICINE, THE (EB) use of antibiotics in animal husbandry j-h-c-a 12 minutes B&W: $2.50 and food preservation. Demonstrates how, by taking radioiodine AQUA FROLICS (UW) internally, one man's condition was diagnosed and cured. Describes the im- general 10 minutes B&W: $1.55 portant role of radioisotopes in hospitals, Daring thrill-seekers provide exciting clinics, and doctors' offices. Clarifies mis- and novel entertainment for lovers of conceptions about the handling, dosage, sports. Basketball under water, diving and alleged dangers of radioisotope from 300-foot cliffs, water ski champs, diagnosis and therapy. Shows the re- reckless canoeists in rapids, and daring spect with which radiation must be outboard motor boat feats are shown. treated and reveals some of the instru- ARCHERY FOR GIRLS (C) ments and devices used to handle it. j-h-c 10 minutes B&W: $2.10 With experts demonstrating, the film ATTITUDES AND HEALTH (C) shows and explains the fundamental j-h-a 11 minutes B&W: $2.10 techniques of shooting: proper stance, Wrong attitudes can prevent the indi- nocking the arrow, the draw, the aim, vidual from doing his best and can even and the loose. Stressing relaxation and cause physical illness. This film dem- practice, the film is popular with begin- onstrates how self-confidence and right ners and experts alike. attitudes arc vital to good health. 22 BACTERIA

BACTERIA — FRIEND AND occurred on August 7, 1954, at Vancou- FOE (EB) ver, Canada. "The greatest mile ever j-h 11 minutes Color: $3.50 run by man" is the contest between John Animated drawings and live action show Landy and Dr. Roger Bannister, who bacterial growth and reproduction and prove that the "four minute mile" can Avays in which bacteria may be grouped be run. for systematic study. Contributions of Leeuwenhoek, Pasteur, and Koch are BASEBALL BY THE CODE (IHAA) general related to techniques of modern bac- 27 minutes B&W: $2.00 teriology. Portrays official rule interpretations; demonstration of game administration, BACTERIA: LABORATORY by umpires from the major and minor STUDY (IU) leagues, high schools and colleges. Play j-h-c 15 minutes Color: $4.85 situations, performed by skilled high Depicts characteristics of microorgan- school, college, and professional players, isms and shows laboratory techniques correct pitching procedure, interference for studying them. Time-lapse micro- and obstruction, live and dead ball, trap photography is used to show viruses. plays, infield fiy, strike zone, appeal Explains sterilization methods, prepara- plays, spectator participation. tion of wet mounts, and streaking to obtain pure cultures. Indicates methods BASEBALL FOR MILLIONS (IHAA) of identifying and grouping bacteria as j-h-c-a 28 minutes B&W: $2.00 well as control by heat, ultra-violet rays A Big League Manager and an out- and antiseptics. standing student of the game narrate play situations covering the official in- BADMINTON FUNDAMENTALS (C) terpretation of basic rules of batting, j-h-c-a 9 minutes B&W: $2.10 pitching, base running and fielding. Fundamental skills and rules of bad- Recommended for use by officials, minton are demonstrated in this film coaches, and players as well as fans. by both expert and novice players. How to serve, the forehand and backhand BASEBALL FUNDAMENTALS shots, and other important playing AND TECHNIQUES (I) techniques are shown, providing a valu- j_h-a 45 minutes B&W: $7.00 able guide for better understanding and Produced for the New York Giants for enjoyment of this popular game. use by their farm clubs. Features mem- bers of the Giant team demonstrating BALL HANDLING IN BASKET- proper batting, running, fielding, and BALL (EB) general major league baseball tech- j-h 9 minutes $2.00 B&W: niques at every position. Introduction by Illustrates approved methods of holding Leo Durocher and narrated by Russ the ball, catching it, and passing it. Em- Hodges. phasizes importance of relaxation, rhythm, and balance; demonstrates correct stance, BASIC MOVEMENT (PMA) grip, fingertip control, one-handed pass, and j-h-c-a 14 minutes Color: $3.75 hook pass. Utilizes slow-motion and stop- Peggy Lawler and Perry-Mansfield stu- motion photography to facilitate detailed dents demonstrate basic exercises in- study. tended to develop flexibility and improve BALL HANDLING IN the silhouette. FOOTBALL (EB) BASIC T FORMATION (GF) j-h 9 minutes B&W: $2.00 h-c-a 10 minutes Color: $3.25 Analyzes receiver stance, position of Shows the ground attack of the Chicago hands, and importance of keeping eyes Bears, Los Angeles Rams, and Chicago on the ball. Demonstrates correct funda- Cardinals. mentals in catching a ball passed from center, catching punts and long passes, BASKETBALL: BASKETEERS handling ball in close and spinner plays, (RKO) and shifting ball from side to side in j-h-c-a 9 minutes B&W: $2.00 running. Slow- and stop-motion photog- Claire Bee, and his Long Island Univer- raphy aid in detailed study. sity basketball team of 1943. BANNISTER WINS THE MILE RUN BASKETBALL: COURT CRAFT (YOU ARE THERE) (CBS) (RKO) j-h-c-a 27 minutes B&W: $5.50 j_h-c-a 9 minutes B&W: $2.00 One of the feats that man had been Basketball techniques displayed by Utah's striving for some years to accomplish famous team of 1945. BASKETBALL 23

BASKETBALL FOR BOYS: to depict: accepted officiating proce- FUNDAMENTALS (BFS) dures, problems created by double fouls j-h 11 minutes B&W: $2.20 and false double fouls, tricky situations In this demonstration of basic basketball connected with front and back court, skills each fundamental is carefully pre- jump ball infractions and procedures, sented with important teaching points little understood distinction between emphasized by slow-motion and repeat player and team control, and a panorama action. Because demonstrations by pro- of basic rule fundamentals. fessional players are sometimes frustrat- ing to boys who cannot imitate them, BASKETBALL IS FUN (BFS) these demonstrators are selected students i-j 15 minutes B&W: $3.30 who are capable, and who will inspire Designed to introduce basketball to be- your classes to equal or surpass them. ginning students in the upper elementary The quantity of material covered pro- and junior high school grades. Using a vides the teacher with a comprehensive playing situation, the elements of the list of sound illustrations. Students will game are presented simply, clearly, and profit from additional viewings in addi- in nontechnical language. tion to elaboration and emphasis by the BASKETBALL STRATEGY FOR instructor. GIRLS (YA) BASKETBALL FOR BOYS: j-h-c 10 minutes B&W: $2.00 TEAMPLAY (BFS) Offensive play in basketball is given a j-h 11 minutes B&W: $2.20 concise explanation. It includes fakes, rolls, cutting, screening, Fundamental units of basketball team- and varying the pace. final shifts to defense play are presented in this film. Five- The phase play, concentrates on player to man offense starts with one- and two-man and action and concludes with a set play player, basic zone, shifting zone, triangle, based upon these actions. Defensive play and diagonal. progresses from the defensive triangle BASKETBALL TECHNIQUE (TFC) to full team cooperation. Animation, i-j 8 minutes B&W: $2.00 slow-motion, and stop and repeat action Basketball is observed in slow motion are used to aid the student. The funda- photography as the camera covers repe- mental units of play illustrated in this tition of shots. This is to develop a film will provide a sound basis for stu- respect for the intricacies of play. Restricted dents to develop their own team play. to classroom use. BASKETBALL FOR GIRLS: FUN- BASKETBALL TECHNIQUES FOR DAMENTAL TECHNIQUES GIRLS (YA) (C) j-h-c 10 minutes B&W: $2.00 j-h-c 10 minutes B&W: $2.00 Demonstration and explanation of the Combining fast action and slow motion following basic skills: basic movement photography, skillful players, and sound skills (running, starting, stopping, turn- basketball this film demon- know-how, ing), passing (finger control, movement strates fundamental techniques of ball with the pass, leading the receiver, handling, passing, and shooting. It em- choice of the right pass), catching (slide phasizes the value of practice and im- pass, high pass), shooting (finger con- portance of individual skill to team trol, arm extension, wrist flip, choice of success. the right shot), dribbling, faking, and BASKETBALL FOR GIRLS: pivoting. GAME PLAY (C) BASKETBALL: WINNING j-h-c 10 minutes B&W: $2.00 BASKETBALL (RKO) The finer points of the sport are demon- j-h-c-a 9 minutes B&W: $2.00 strated here. Individual player tech- Oklahoma A & M's championship team niques in offense and defense are shown of 1946 demonstrates its mastery of bas- — pivoting, feinting, passing, screening, ketball techniques. shooting, and handling rebounds. This film will heighten the interest and in- BATHING THE BED PATIENT crease the skill of your students. (UW) c-a 20 minutes B&W: $2.75 BASKETBALL FOR MILLIONS The precedure for making a neat bed (IHAA) with minimum of disturbance to the j-h-c-a 26 minutes B&W: $4.00 patient is shown. The proper method of A fantastic dream sequence is the con- washing the patient with as much com- tinuity thread used throughout the film fort as possible is also demonstrated. 24 BATTING

BATTING FUNDAMENTALS (C) and some good sequences of plays. Such j-h-c 11 minutes B&W: $2.00 other phases of the game are shown as The batter's average depends on how personal and technical fouls, officiating, well he has mastered the fundamentals and dribbling. of selecting the right bat, using the (IHAA) correct grip, taking a proper stance, BETTER FOOTBALL j-h-c-a 28 minutes B&W: $2.00 keeping his eye on the ball, using a level swing into the ball, and finishing After the Whiz Kids, a high school with a complete follow-through. These football team, lose a game primarily be- points and the exercises by which they cause of penalties, the coach spends a are mastered are brought to light by top week drilling them in the rules of the form professionals. game. Describes the function of the uni- form and shows how a team can lose a BATTING STARS OF BASEBALL chance for championship because one (ANL) member forgets the rules. i-j-h-a 18 minutes B&W: $3.00 Covers the more important fundamentals BIG LEAGUE BASEBALL (BFS) of batting in slow motion by established general 9 minutes B&W: $2.00 major league stars. This film stresses the need for team- work and perfect coordination in base- BE YOUR AGE (MLI) ball. Some of the outstanding stars of j-h-c-a 10 minutes B&W: $2.00 yesterday, including Gabby Hartnett, A discussion of the action of the human Dizzy Dean, Carl Hubble, and Bill Lee, heart and why it is necessary for us to are shown as they performed in their "slow down" our physical and mental respective positions. activities as we grow older. Shows how people with weak hearts can still live BIG TEN FOOTBALL HIGHLIGHTS active, useful lives. OF 1952 (UI) general 31 minutes B&W: N.C. BEAT BALL (IU) Highlights of the Big Ten football sea- i-j 5 minutes B&W: $1.50 son during 1952. Shows and explains the diamond, the proper bases, and the types of balls that BIOGRAPHY OF THE UNBORN may be used. Pictures a simple way to (EB) 15 minutes $3.50 divide the teams and to start a game. h-c-a B&W: Shows how the batter throws and hits Traces the creation of life from the the ball, and also explains the rules and moment of fertilization to the moment object of the game. when the infant begins independent life. In photomicrography, animation, live BEGINNING SWIMMING (C) photography, and X-rays, the film re- i-j-h 10 minutes B&W: $2.10 cords the development of the embryo Land and water drills —including kick- and the fetus in the mother's womb. ing, breathing, floating, paddling, strok- ing and pulling with the arm — are BIRTH OF MODERN BOXING, THE practiced separately, then coordinated as (YOU ARE THERE) (CBS) j_h-c-a 28 minutes $5.50 the swimmer learns the American crawl. B&W: The back float, backstroke, and breast The modern Marquis of Queensbury stroke are also explained. rules for boxing became a reality on September 7, 1892, in New Orleans, with BEGINNING TUMBLING (C) the heavyweight championship fight be- j-h-c 9 minutes B&W: $2.00 tween Sullivan and Corbett. Fight game Presents the two basic progressions in rules from that time until the present tumbling — the inverted balance and roll day were affected by this bout. progressions. Accompanying demon- IN FOOTBALL (EB) strations of flips, rolls, and stands BLOCKING j-h 10 minutes $2.00 (singly and in combination) emphasize B&W: skillful execution and give students the Emphasizes importance of speed, power, foundation for performing each stunt. drive, follow-through, timing, and body control for effective blocking. Stresses BETTER BASKETBALL (IHAA) correct starting position for all blocks, j-h-c-a 28 minutes B&W: $2.00 and then demonstrates clearly the cross- By showing the differences between the body block and the shoulder block, to- type of basketball played during Grand- gether with their many variations. Uses father's day and that of today, the evo- slow-motion and stop-motion photog- lution of the game is shown, as well as raphy and super-imposed animated a comprehensive treatment of the rules drawings. BLOOD 25

BLOOD TRANSFUSION (BIS) BOWLING ACES (UW) j-h-c-a 18 minutes B&W: $2.75 j-h-c-a 10 minutes B&W: $1.55 The story of the development of blood A revised edition of a popular bowling transfusions from the discovery of the film featuring the great Joe Falcaro and four blood types to the modern blood other bowling champions. doning systems developed in World War II. BOWLING FUNDAMENTALS (M) h-c-a 17 minutes B&W: $3.75 BODY BUILDERS (SPEC) Initial techniques of bowling are pre- j-h-c-a 18 minutes B&W: $2.00 sented by an expert who provides in- Shows some of this country's finest struction and demonstration to a group masculine physiques. Illustrates the of boys and girls. Each important point basic exercises, and gives an audience, is covered, step-by-step, and a lesson is unfamiliar with body building, an idea given in selection of ball, stance, ap- of how much perfection can be achieved proach, aim, delivery, follow-through, by weightlifting, tumbling, and hand- and direction. balancing. Renald and Ruby appear in a sequence. Intended to encourage and BOWS AND ARROWS (OF) stimulate body building and the sport of j-h-a 10 minutes B&W: $1.95 weightlifting. A thrilling outdoor adventure with bow and arrow. An archery game called BODY CARE AND GROOMING "roving" is demonstrated. Special tricks (McGH) are performed by five-time champion j-h-c 17 minutes B&W: $3.75 Russ Hoogerhyde. Emphasizes that good grooming starts with personal care, and describes some BOY, A BAT AND A BASEBALL recommended daily habits that help (YA) everyone to make the most of what i-j-h 17 minutes B&W: $3.30 nature has provided. Demonstrates how The story of amateur baseball for boys to take care of skin, hair, nails, and from 8 to 18. Shows examples from teeth, and stresses the social advantages Little League Baseball, the Babe Ruth of a clean, healthy appearance. League, and American Legion Baseball. BODY DEFENSES AGAINST BREAKDOWN (McGH) DISEASE (EB) c-a 44 minutes B&W: $6.50 j-h-c-a 10 minutes B&W: $2.00 A vivid and completely authentic case Examines the three lines of defense study of a young woman who develops against infection — the skin and mucous a schizoid personality. Through the membrane, the lymphatic S3 r stem, and camera's eye we follow the course of the circulatory system, including liver her treatment — first in a mental health and spleen. Explains how the body be- clinic and later in a state hospital. Finally comes immune to certain diseases, and we see her discharged from this insti- how to improve defenses against infec- tution to complete her rehabilitation as a tion. member of her family. BODY FIGHTS BACTERIA, THE BREAST SELF EXAMINATION (McGH) (ACS) j-h-c-a 17 minutes B&W: $2.80 a 16 minutes Color: $2.00 The story of the never-ending battle be- Explains the steps to follow in breast tween disease-producing organisms and examination. The film stresses that if the human body. Various types of these breast cancer were suspected earlier by organisms such as bacilli, cocci, and women themselves, 80% of the patients spirochetes are shown to be plentiful could be saved by surgery. This film and dangerous. The film then describes should be accompanied by a discussion the various counterbalances which man- period with a doctor on hand to answer kind uses in combating these bacterial all questions. For women only. invaders. BROAD JUMP (C) BORN IN THE WHITE HOUSE j-h 9 minutes B&W: $2.00 (NFI) Pointers on how to add inches to the h-c-a 26 minutes B&W: $1.00 jump by proper exercise and how to Traces the progress of medical science handle the body during the jump are in the conquest of disease, with particu- stressed. The film also covers the hop, lar emphasis on recent gains in polio step, and jump. Precautions to prevent research and treatment of the disease. injury to the athlete in this strenuous 26 BROTHERS event are emphasized throughout the good foot care, and points out the tragic film. results of ill-fitting shoes. Diagrams shown on the bones and muscles of the (TFC) BROTHERS IN BLOOD feet serve to simplify and make plain j-h-c-a 11 minutes B&W: $1.50 the reasons why great care should be Carey Wilson goes to a Red Cross Blood used in selecting good shoes and in ex- Bank to donate his pint of blood. The ercising the feet to make them strong. doctor, an old friend, tells him the story of the origin and development of sci- CATCHING FUNDAMENTALS (C) entific research that made possible the j-h-c 10 minutes B&W: $2.00 saving of human lives by blood trans- Here's big leaguer Mike Tresh to dem- fusions as scientists discovered the onstrate good catching. He shows such properties and different types of blood. fundamentals as how to crouch and sig- Restricted to classroom use. nal, how to throw the ball, how to catch BUILDING CHILDREN'S the pitch, field fouls, back up first base, PERSONALITIES WITH etc. He demonstrates the skill and CREATIVE DANCE (UC) strategy that can make a catcher the c-a 30 minutes Color: $9.25 team's most valuable player. Demonstrates how creative rhythmic ex- pression may be utilized to aid the per- CATCHING IN BASEBALL (EB) and physical development of j-h 9 minutes B&W: $2.00 sonality _ children. Teachers help boys and girls Professional baseball players demon- overcome initial tenseness and embar- strate effective techniques for catching rassment by beginning with what a the thrown ball, the high-batted ball, and child can do easily. Simple techniques the ground ball. Slow-motion, stop- of developing capacity to move rhyth- motion, and close-up photography make mically are illustrated, as are steps lead- possible a careful study of each of the ing up to more challenging, creative techniques demonstrated. Emphasizes activities. the need for constant practice. CANADA DANCES (NFBC) CELLS AND THEIR FUNCTIONS general 9 minutes B&W: $1.50 (ATH) Traditional and present-day dances are j-h-c 14 minutes B&W: $2.55 seen as the response of group and in- The activities of a number of kinds of dividual to environmental pressures. The cells are illustrated including mitosis or influence of social conditions on dance cell division, beating cilia, blood cells en- forms is demonstrated in a survey which gulfing bacteria, and the proliferation ranges from Indian religious dances, and growth of cardiac and other tissue. through the national and folk dances of Includes techniques and examples of pioneers and early settlers, the square tissue culture. dances of rural communities, to the mechanistic individualism of modern jive. CHALLENGE: SCIENCE AGAINST CANCER (EB) CANCER (IFB) j-h-c-a 12 minutes Color: $3.25 h-c-a 33 minutes B&W: $5.50 A timely film explaining the basic facts Shows the research now being carried that everyone should know about cancer. on to discover the cause, development Describes the nature of cancer, the wide- and cure for cancer. A secondary pur- spread necessity for constant vigilance pose of the film is the recruitment of in the detection and subsequent treat- high school and college students into ment of cancer. scientific work. CANCER: A RESEARCH STORY (ACS) CHAMPIONSHIP BASKETBALL j-h-c-a 31 minutes Color: $2.00 (OF) j-h-c-a 9 minutes B&W: $1.55 An exceptionally interesting film show- Plays by the nation's outstanding teams. ing the history of cancer research. One Analyzed by Nat Holman, head basket- of the main problems in this field has ball coach at the College of the City of been whether or not cancer is inherited. New York. Emphasizes the value of By long and continuous experiments in teamwork. The man-to-man defense and the field of genetics the answer has its variations are shown with the means finally been found. best used under varying situations to CARE OF THE FEET, THE (EB) counteract them. Other fundamentals, j-h 11 minutes B&W: $2.00 including passes, receiving, and pivot Emphasizes the extreme importance of plays are sketched. CHAMPIONSHIP 27

CHAMPIONSHIP FORM (SF) CITY OF THE SICK (NMH) j-h-a 9 minutes B&W: $1.50 h-c-a 18 minutes B&W: $2.70 The film takes several phases of Olympic Mental patients can be restored to a competition and compares them so far useful living. A mental hospital attend- as body movement and form are con- ant is seen as he serves the patients; cerned. It shows that perfect body co- little things noted by the attendant often ordination and grace of movement are sparks the patient on the road back to essential to championship athletic stand- recovery. ards. Great Olympic stars are shown in action. CLARK SHAUGHNESSY "T" (AVF) h-c-a 30 minutes B&W: $5.00 CHANNEL BASS AND STRIPERS Members of the 1941 unbeaten and un- (SF) tied Stanford team go through the paces j-h-c-a 11 minutes B&W: $2.10 of the "T" that brought them fame. Champion surf-casters fight champions CLEAN WATERS (GE) of the surf off Montauk Point and Cape j-h-c-a 24 minutes Color: Hatteras. $7.50 Preventing the pollution of our water CHECKING FOR INJURIES (ARC) supply is a problem of vital interest to h-c-a 20 minutes B&W: $2.35 all citizens. This film deals with the A helpful guide in first aid training pro- commercial necessities for pure water, grams. This film presents an analysis of and presents the dangers to health and how to examine and protect an injured life resulting from pollution of public person. water systems. Animated diagrams illus- trate preventive measures. CHESAPEAKE BAY RETRIEVERS (TFC) CLIENT-CENTERED THERAPY (PSC) general 11 minutes B&W: $1.35 c-a 60 minutes $11.00 An American contribution to the family B&W: Part I: The client is female of sporting dogs is the Chesapeake Bay a graduate Retriever. About 100 years ago two student superior in scholastic achieve- Newfoundland puppies were washed ment but perturbed about her social ashore from a shipwreck. These two isolation. Covers the initial interview. puppies, crossed with native dogs were Part II: Shows the 32nd session in the the original ancestors of today's Chesa- case of a middle-aged mother who is ex- periencing peake Bay Retrievers. We see cham- a certain amount of conflict pionship dogs in action, retrieving in with her husband and daughter. Rec- for water and on land. Restricted to classroom commended professional use only. CO-ED SPORTS (RKO) h-c-a 7 minutes B&W: $2.50 CHOICE IS YOURS, THE (WCTU) Women perform a variety of sports at j-h-c-a 23 minutes Color: $4.50 Stanford University. They are active in Dr. A. C. Ivy, University of Illinois archery, fencing, swimming, golf, and professor, and young people question a modern dance. science teacher about the effects of alcohol. COMMON HEART DISORDERS AND THEIR CAUSES (McGH) CIRCLING THE BASES (ANL) c-a 17 minutes B&W: $3.75 j_h-c-a 20 minutes B&W: $2.85 First reviews the functioning of a healthy The basic fundamentals of base running heart and circulatory system. Then stud- are shown. George Sitrnweiss, George ies common heart disorders, giving the Case, and George Myatt are depicted in history, symptoms and effects of child- scenes from actual baseball games. hood rheumatic fever, the assumed CIRCULATION (UW) causes of hypertension, and the effects of each of the conditions which may be j-h-c-a 18 minutes Color: $5.50 caused by arteriosclerosis. Animated diagrams of the human body describe the systematic and pulmonary COMMUNITY HEALTH AND YOU circulation of the blood. The structure (McGH) and functions of heart, lungs, arteries, j-h 11 minutes B&W: $2.20 veins, and capillaries are also described. This film is designed to acquaint the Shows the route of the blood through viewer with the vital services of local the body, the heart cycle, and the ex- community health services, and the change of oxygen and carbon dioxide in necessity for the cooperation of all citi- the lungs and cells of the body. zens with these services. The protection 28 CONFESSIONS of water and food supplies and proper part ways are shown to stimulate the sanitation measures to guard against imagination to develop dramatic charac- pollution by waste materials are among ter and to find fresh ways of moving. the many services which are performed DANCE FESTIVAL (BRF) by these agencies and discussed in the c-a 11 minutes B&W: $2.00 film. The successful contestants at the Inter- CONFESSIONS OF A COLD (NMP) national Dance Festival in London are a 10 minutes B&W: $2.00 featured in the dances of the Ukraine, A "cold sprite" reveals to a young lady Caucasus, Uzbekistan, and Armenia. the seriousness of colds, the loss they DANCER'S WORLD (REM) methods of cause, how colds spread, and j-h-c-a 31 minutes B&W: $6.50 Animation and live photog- treatment. Martha Graham discusses the dancer as are combined. raphy a creative artist, explaining the craft sim- CONSUMPTION OF FOODS (EB) ply and clearly while members of the h-c 10 minutes B&W: $2.00 company execute a dance to illustrate Presents basic food needs and regional her theories. Excerpts are given from deficiencies of various peoples of the the company repertoire. world. Defines minimum standards of DAREDEVILS ON ICE (UW) food consumption in terms of energy i_j_h-c-a 9 minutes B&W: $2.10 balanced diet. Sug- requirements and a Winter sports and thrill-hunters are bring food consump- gests methods to featured here in exciting action. Ski aces, adequate levels by_ increasing tion to ice boating, auto races, bobsled racers productivity, raising individual pur- land risking lives for speed are all included solving distribution chasing power and in this thrilling movie. problems. DASHES, HURDLES, AND RELAYS CONTEMPORARY DANCE (EB) (SILENT) (PMA) j-h 18 minutes B&W: $4.00 30 minutes Color: $5.00 h-c-a Demonstrates accepted methods of start- and choreog- Reel I: American dancers ing, sprinting, hurdling, and baton pass- Horst, Doris raphers including Louis ing. Analyzes in detail the 100, 200, and Humphrey, Charles Weidman, Hanya 400 meter dashes. Illustrates varying Harriette Anne Gray Holm, Jose Limon, forms in the high hurdles, 200 meter and Perry-Mansfield students. low hurdles, and 400 meter hurdles. Reel II: Young American dancers in- cluding Robin Gregory, Allegra Fuller, DAY OF THE FIGHT (McGH) Harriette Anne Gray, Eleanor King, j_h-c-a 18 minutes B&W: $3.70 Iris Mabry, Valerie Bettis and students. Follows the activities of Walter Cartier, CONTROL OF BODY middleweight boxer, on the day of a TEMPERATURE (EB) fight. j-h-c 11 minutes B&W: $2.00 DEAFNESS IN CHILDREN temperatures of (THE SEARCH) (CBS) Contrasts constant _ warm-blooded animals with fluctuating h-c-a 27 minutes B&W: $5.50 temperatures of cold-blooded ones. A documentary study of the diagnosis, Foods are designated as the source of treatment, and training of children in body heat and the roles of nerves, glands whom hearing difficulties have been de- and muscles in its control are portrayed. tected, as seen at Johns Hopkins Uni- The blood stream is depicted as the dis- versity. tributor of heat, and the function of the DEATH IN THE ARENA (SF) is compared to that of a hypothalamus a 10 minutes B&W: $2.10 thermostat. Bull-fighting scenes in which the mata- CRYSTAL OF ENERGY (SI) dor, Manolete, loses his life. j_h-c-a 28 minutes Color: $2.00 DEFENDING THE CITY'S HEALTH Stresses the need for carbohydrates in (EB) diet, and shows how sugar cane the daily j-h 11 minutes B&W: $2.00 and sugar beets are converted into sugar Describes factors which affect the health for use. of cities. The work of a model city DANCE DEMONSTRATION (PMA) health department is portrayed, which j-h-c-a 11 minutes Color: $3.15 includes education, gathering statistics, In the first part the group demonstrates nursing, supervising sanitation, labora- techniques to develop flexibility, flowing tory analyses, child hygiene, and a com- movement and elevation. In the second prehensive sequence on the control of DEFENSE 29 communicable diseases. The role of the digestion of the three main types of individual citizen in a health program is foods — carbohydrates, proteins, and fats. stressed. DIGESTION OF FOODS (EB) DEFENSE AGAINST INVASION j-h-c 10 minutes B&W: $2.00 (WDP) A summary of the digestive process in- general 12 minutes Color: $2.85 cluding the work performed in mouth, Explains in simple fashion through ani- stomach, and small intestine. Illustrates mation and actual photography how vac- mechanical aspects such as mastication, cination makes the body immune to swallowing, stomach contractions, intes- disease. tinal segmentation, and intestinal peri- DEFENSIVE FOOTWORK stalsis, and depicts chemical reactions of IN BASKETBALL (EB) various digestive juices. Animation shows absorption of digestive products j-h 9 minutes B&W: $2.00 into the blood. Analyzes the two basic defense moves: 1) the parallel movement, which governs DISCOVERY OF ANESTHESIA, lateral guarding motions, and 2) the THE (YOU ARE THERE) strike, which governs advancing and re- (CBS) treating motions. Emphasis is placed on j-h-c-a 27 minutes B&W: $5.50 correlation of arm movement with foot- A memorable date in medical history is turning, pivoting, and getting into work, that of October 16, 1846, when Dr. Mor- position for taking the ball on the re- ton's new pain-suppressor (ether) was bound. used successfully in a surgical operation DEMOCRACY OF BASEBALL in Boston. (ANL) DISCUS, THE (UW) j-h-c-a 19 minutes B&W: $2.00 j-h-c 11 minutes B&W: $2.00 History of baseball featuring some of In stressing fundamentals, condition, and the past and present stars of professional form, this film demonstrates principle of baseball including Connie Mack, John centrifugal force, muscle development McGraw, Babe Ruth, Ty Cobb, and Tris for side throw, grips, finger roll, Speaker. arm heel and thumb pressure, finger exer- DENTAL HEALTH: HOW cises, clockwise spin, and hip snap. AND WHY (C) B&W: $20Q DISCUSSION PROBLEMS: WHAT i-j 10 minutes Color: $3.25 ABOUT ALCOHOLISM (McGH) Presents a dramatic review of what re- j-h-c 11 minutes B&W: $2.00 search and experiments have done to Presents different approaches to alcohol- promote better dental health for the ism. Follows a high school class as they American public. Brings you an up-to- investigate law and medicine and inter- date report on diet and its relation to view individuals in order to obtain their the growth and decay of teeth, new views on alcoholism. This film is de- sodium flouride applications, and the lat- signed to stimulate discussion of the est techniques of oral hygiene. The nature, cause, and treatment of this social coveted Seal of Approval of the Ameri- ill. can Dental Association has been awarded to this film. DISCUSSION PROBLEMS: WHAT DIARY A (UW) ABOUT DRINKING (McGH) OF SERGEANT j-h-c 11 minutes B&W: $2.00 h-c-a 22 minutes B&W: $2.00 A dramatic situation in which the report Traces the treatment of an amputee in of an accident precipitates a discussion an army hospital and his rehabilitation, by a group of teen-agers on attitudes including his skillful manipulation of toward use of alcoholic beverages. De- artificial arms and hands. signed to provoke group discussion of DIGESTION: PART I (UW) individual and group attitudes on the j-h-c-a 18 minutes B&W: $3.50 topic. Study of the mechanical and muscular DISTANCE RACES (EB) processes involved in the digestion of j-h 8 minutes B&W: $2.00 food. Animated diagrams are used to Permits careful study of form and stvle emphasize and clarify the detail of each in the 800 meter, 1500 meter, and 5000 process. meter races, and in the 3000 meter DIGESTION: PART II (UW) steeplechase. Contrasts style of the dis- j-h-c-a 19 minutes B&W: $3.70 tance runner with that of the dash man. Shows chemical changes involved in the Emphasizes correct techniques in the 30 DIVING

start, the finishing spurt. Utilizes slow- impaired hearing and demonstrates how motion photography. a hearing aid is used. DIVING FUNDAMENTALS (OF) EDUCATION IN SPORTS, AN (UI) j-h-c-a 11 minutes B&W: $1.50 j-h-c 17 minutes B&W: N.C. Brief history of the sport of diving with Men students enrolling in physical edu- various diving fundamentals explained cation classes at the University of Illi- and demonstrated. Instructor is Fred nois will be able to chose from 32 differ- Cady, University of California, who has ent courses. These courses are broken coached American Olympic teams. down into six major areas: 1) Thera- peutic, 2) Aquatic, 3) Athletics and Acro- DR. PINEL UNCHAINS THE batics, 4) Combatives, 5) Team Sports, INSANE (YOU ARE THERE) and 6) Recreational Sports. Scenes of (CBS) representative sports in each area are j_h-c-a 27 minutes B&W: $5.50 shown. In 1793, Dr. Pinel fights for humane treatment of the mentally ill, heretofore EDUCATION OF EXCEPTIONAL treated as incurable criminals. His suc- CHILDREN (UI) cess in a Paris hospital for the insane c-a 30 minutes B&W: $6.00 was a milestone in the medical annals. Illustrates teaching methods in the Champaign, Illinois, public schools with DOLPHIN KICK, THE (C) various types of handicapped children, i-j-h 8 minutes B&W: $1.85 including blind, deaf, crippled, and men- With the use of an underwater camera, tally retarded, with emphasis on guid- we see an amazing demonstration of this ance of the child toward physical therapy new swimming technique. An analysis and recreational pursuits. of the body movements used in this stroke is explained by an excellent swim- ELEMENTARY TACTICS mer as he shows the dolphin kick in OF LIFESAVING (CAA) 22 actual use. The film stresses the impor- j-h-c-a minutes B&W: $2.00 tance of practice in order to master the This film shows how to gain control of kick. the victim by surface and underwater approaches, breaks, and carries. Slow DRUG ADDICTION (EB) motion land drills and demonstrations j-h-a 22 minutes B&W: $3.70 in the water are presented. The story of a youthful addict empha- ELEMENTARY TECHNIQUES sizes the hazards of the use of narcotic OF FIELD HOCKEY (2 Parts) drugs. Shows the derivation of various (SILENT) (USTFH) drugs, the causes and physiological j-h-c 30 minutes Color: $5.00 effects of drug addiction, and the treat- elementary strokes ment for those who are addicted. Shows and teaching methods in field hockey. DYNAMIC POSTURE (Four Parts) (AACC) ELIMINATION (UW) j-h-c-a 12 minutes B&W: $2.50 h-c-a 10 minutes each A study of the human body's methods Color: $2.00 each of elimination. The structure and func- This film shows the dynamic postures tions of the four routes of elimination of the body in motion or in action, and are described in detail — skin, kidneys, points out the direct relation of posture lungs, and colon. to comfort, mechanical efficiency and physiological functioning. The film was ENDOCRINE GLANDS (EB) prepared primarily for orthopedic physi- j-h-c 10 minutes B&W: $2.00 cians, nurses, physical therapists and Demonstrates the importance of various physical education teachers. It is also glands of internal secretion. By means suitable for persons in related fields as of diagramatic drawings and experiments well as for students. on a goat, the film points out the effects EARS AND HEARING, THE (EB) of improper function of the glands and the causes and remedies of faulty glan- j-h-c 9 minutes B&W: $2.00 dular actions. Describes the physiology of the human ear by means of animated drawings and ENDOCRINE GLANDS: HOW close-up photography of the ear as it is THEY AFFECT YOU (McGH) functioning. Portrays how parts of the h-c-a 18 minutes B&W: $3.85 ear operate, and records some of the Animation shows the location of endo- important kinds of sounds in our en- crine glands in the human body and ex- vironment. Explains common causes of plains how hormones secreted by these ESSENTIALS 31

glands affect growth, metabolism, sexual the cooperation and approval of the development, and behavior. Discusses American College of Radiology. the use of animal hormones in the treat- EYES AND THEIR CARE (EB) diseases. ment of human j-h-c 11 minutes B&W: $2.00 ESSENTIALS OF FIRST AID (UW) The physiology and hygiene of the eye are treated in detail. Animated draw- j_h-c-a 30 minutes B&W: $3.50 ings clarify structure and function. The film produced by the U.S. Navy which A film explains eye movements, learning to describes some of the medical facilities judge distance, light receptors, field of afloat. Shows methods of transporting vision, night blindness, double vision, and protecting injured men, rescuing and near and far-sightedness, infections, and reviving men overcome by smoke, con- protection of the eyes. tents of Navy first aid kits, and steps in the examination and treatment of the EYES FOR TOMORROW (NSPB) wounded. Recommended for male audi- j-h-c-a 20 minutes B&W: $3.00 ences only. Stresses relationship of good general health to good eye health. Tells the ETHER FOR ANESTHESIA (MCC) importance of prenatal care as a means j-h-c-a 20 minutes B&W: $2.00 of reducing incidence of blindness due Ether today is rigidly tested for stability to venereal diseases; care of babies' eyes and strength, in marked contrast to the at birth; use of special educational facili- days when ether was first manufactured ties for partially seeing children; the for use in surgical operations. Shows necessity for regular eye examinations; the history of distillation of ether as well importance of good lighting and safe as the manufacturing process. working practices in schools and indus- try. Outlines symptoms, development, EXERCISE AND HEALTH (C) detection and treatment of glaucoma. j-h 10 minutes B&W: $2.00 EYES: THEIR STRUCTURE AND There is much more to exercising than CARE (C) just building muscles. Ernie was in a B&W: $2.10 run-down condition and sick too often. j-h 11 minutes Color: $3.25 Jean slouched through life, was awkward Ed's headaches, failing grades, and poor and too shy. Hal was "all work and no distance judgment lead to a discussion play," and much too irritable. Yet exer- of common symptoms of eye trouble. cise and participation in athletics helped Animation demonstrates the functioning each of them to overcome a particular of the eye and its structure. Common difficulty. The film shows that the right defects and their corrections are shown, kind of exercises will go a long way and the professions of the ophthalmolo- toward making them healthier, happier, gist, optometrist, and optician are ex- and more apt to succeed in any under- plained. taking. FAITH, HOPE AND HOGAN (CH) EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY j-h-c-a 28 minutes B&W: $3.60 OF VISION (SILENT) (IFB) A highly inspirational film, based on the c-a 16 minutes B&W: $1.50 come-back of champion golfer, Ben Illustrates the chief phenomena and tech- Hogan. The film shows that personal niques of research in visual perception. responsibility is an important factor in The topics covered are: phi phenom- over-coming handicaps. enon, optical illusions, color constancy, FIGHT GAME, THE (McGH) eye movements in reading and percep- j-h-c-a 17 minutes B&W: $3.25 tion span, and ending with an actual Starting from the days when the rules in digit span. experiment of boxing were first formalized, this film EXPLORING WITH X-RAYS (GE) gives glimpses of such past heroes as Gans, Nelson, Dempsey, Tunney, and j-h-a 36 minutes B&W: $2.00 Louis at the height of their greatness. Made for the information and education Also emphasized is the use of boxing of the general public, this film is de- by groups working with boys to give signed to offer to the layman an idea of them healthful recreation and to channel the scope of the use of X-rays and to their energies away from socially de- inform him in an entertaining manner of structive practices. its potentialities. The film is not re- garded as a demonstration of X-ray pro- FIRST AID: FUNDAMENTALS (C) cedures in their entirety nor as B&W: $2.00 depicting in detail complete modern i-j 10 minutes Color: $3.25 radiographic technique. Produced with An introduction to first aid. Covers skin 32 FIRST wounds, burns, sprains, and bruises and shown with their forelegs taped. Boat- presents an introductory demonstration loads of college crew aspirants are seen of the back-pressure arm-lift method of in practice spins. A football team prac- artificial respiration. tices tackling, kicking, and passing. Re- stricted to classroom use. FIRST AID ON THE SPOT (EB) j-h 10 minutes B&W: $2.00 FOOD THAT BUILDS GOOD Features six common types of injuries HEALTH (C) . or disabilities and the approved American B&w $20Q i-j 9 minutes Color: $3.25 Red Cross technique for handling each: Relationship caring for wounds, burns, and shock; of good health to the foods of splinting, controlling bleeding, and we eat and what foods our bodies need is stressed. administering artificial respiration. Students will see that irri- tability, lack of energy, and physical FIRST MAJOR TEST OF PENICIL- weakness are results of poor, unbalanced LIN (YOU ARE THERE) (CBS) diets. How eating the right foods regu- j_h-c-a 27 minutes B&W: $5.50 larly and in the right amounts contrib- An example of the scientific development utes to building strong, healthy bodies is in modern medicine and the influence it shown. makes in war and peace is dramatized FOODS (EB) by the discovery of a yellow-brown AND NUTRITION j-h-c 11 minutes B&W: $2.00 powder. Its subsequent use creates new hope for millions. Develops a general understanding of proper principles of nutrition. Analyzes FIRST STEPS (UN) normal dietary requirements of carbohy- j_h-c-a 10 minutes B&W: $2.00 drates, fats, proteins, minerals, vitamins, A child crippled by paralysis can become and water. Animated drawings depict a normal citizen, useful to himself and to absorption and transformation of sugars, society through proper training. Train- and absorption and storage of fats. Por- ing and practice in the handling of toys trays the metabolism of carbohydrates, can be transferred into the handling of fats, and proteins, and explains the tools and utensils. This film was taken method of determining basal metabolism in a summer camp for crippled children rate. Laboratory experiments show re- and as it ends, a little boy leaves his sults of deficiencies in minerals and parents to take his first unaided steps on vitamins. a crowded city street. FOOTBALL FOR MILLIONS FISHING FUN (UW) (IHAA) j-h-c-a 8 minutes B&W: $1.55 j-h-c-a 30 minutes B&W: $2.00 Scenes of fishing including underwater An amateur chooses Football Rules as shots of bass stalking and striking a his quiz show category. His experience fisherman's artificial bait. with official interpretations proves inter- esting, humorous and embarrasing when FISHING THRILLS (UW) asked to be the sole judge of the rules j-h-a 8 minutes B&W: $1.50 on intricate football play situations. You don't wait for a bite, a thrill, or a fish in this exciting film. The camera FOOTBALL FUNDAMENTALS: goes where the gamesters hungrily eye BLOCKING AND TACKLING the bait and strike with a flash of silver (C) scales. You hold fast to a bending rod, h-c 10 minutes B&W: $2.00 you give a fighting fish more line, you Shows defensive and offensive techniques meet his vicious rushes, you strain to after an introduction by Tug Wilson reel him in, you win the battle. who stresses the importance of good FIT TO WIN (TFC) blocking and tackling. j-h-c 10 minutes B&W: $2.00 FOOTBALL KICKING TECH- A portrayal of various athletic exercises NIQUES (ATH) and activities all of which are aids to h-c 20 minutes B&W: $3.75 health. Girls swing Indian clubs in uni- Ken Strong illustrates the fine points of son. Danish athletes illustrate exercises punting, place kicking, and other details to build strong backs and waists. Naval important to good kicking in football. Academy students perform on the rings, parallel bars, horses, etc. Joe Louis is FOOTBALL PARADE OF 1945 (UW) seen punching the bag and in the train- general 10 minutes B&W: $2.00 ing ring. Young thoroughbreds are Film highlights of Army-Navy, Colum- FOOTBALL 33 bia-Yale, Georgia Tech-Tulane, Notre havior. Beginning with the fertilized Dame-Illinois, Washington-So. Califor- egg-cell and proceeding through the nia, Navy-Notre Dame, Michigan-Ohio various life stages from infancy to old- State, Indiana-Purdue, and Purdue-Ohio age, diagrammatic and live-action se- State. quences review the phenomena of gen- erative growth. The film then moves on FOOTBALL PARADE OF 1946 (UW) to regenerative growth in the repair and general 9 minutes B&W: $2.00 replacement of bodily tissues. Finally, Thrilling highlights of a great football the abnormal growth of cancer is pre- season. Included are the Army-Navy, sented. Army-Columbia, Georgia-Alabama, Notre Dame-Iowa, Penn-Navy, Texas-Okla- FUNCTIONS OF THE BODY (UW) homa, and Illinois-Pittsburgh games. j-h 16 minutes B&W: $2.85 Demonstrates the interdependence of PARADE OF 1947 (UW) FOOTBALL body systems — skeletal, muscular, vas- general 9 minutes B&W: $2.00 cular, respiratory, excretory, endocrinous, Film highlights of Penn-Columbia, and nervous. Shows how their collabora- UCLA-So. California, Syracuse-Penn tion in the body makes it a smoothly- State, Yale-Harvard, Oklahoma-Georgia, functioning unit. Michigan-Illinois, Notre Dame-Tulane, and Army-Navy. FUNCTIONS OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM (KB) FOOTBALL PARADE OF 1949 (UW) h-c-a 11 minutes B&W: $2.00 general 9 minutes B&W: $2.00 Illustrates and describes the nervous Highlights of the season's outstanding system and its functions. Emphasis is games. placed on its regulation of all healthy bodily functions. FOOTBALL THRILLS OF 1942 (ICS) general 9 minutes B&W: $2.00 FUNDAMENTALS OF BOXING Shows exciting portions from the follow- (LFI) ing football games: Army-Navy, Har- j-h-c-a 10 minutes B&W: $1.50 vard-Yale, Ohio State-Michigan, North- Carl Seibert, veteran boxing instructor, western-Illinois, and others. and his students demonstrate every move, FOOTBALL THRILLS OF 1943 (ICS) offensive and defensive. general 11 minutes B&W: $2.00 (EB) The best moments from the big games FUNDAMENTALS OF DIET j-h 10 minutes $2.00 of the '43 season are shown in this B&W: sports review. Describes the basic type of foods needed in daily diet, and explains the contribu- FOR US THE LIVING (PRA) tion made by each food type to body- h-c-a 19 minutes Color: $2.00 building. Directs attention to man's Depicts the story of Federal Security sources of food, and discloses the inter- Agency in Washington, D.C., through change of energy among plants, animals, the work of the Food and Drug Admin- and man. Demonstrates the relationship istration and Federal Trade Commission of food to body growth and maintenance in guarding against harmful drugs. Pic- through examples of controlled experi- tures the testing done to insure pure mental feeding. foods and drugs. FUNDAMENTALS OF DIVING FRAUD FIGHTERS (McGH) (UW) j-h-c-a 17 minutes B&W: $3.25 j-h-c 10 minutes Color: $3.65 Shows the work of the U.S. Food and Demonstrates the first simple exercises Drug Administration in maintaining a for learning water entry and body con- constant watch over all medicines, foods, trol; practice bouncing and familiariza- cosmetics, and other items sold inter- tion with 1-meter springboard. state to make certain that the products are not harmful and that they conform FUNDAMENTALS OF FIRST AID with the manufacturer's claims. (BOYS) (UW) j-h-a 18 minutes Color: $4.50 FROM ONE CELL (ACS) Shows the five main parts of personal h-c-a 14 minutes Color: $3.50 damage control; fundamentals of first This cell study considers embryonic, re- aid; wounds; bomb blast and burns; generative, and degenerative cell be- fractures, and artificial respiration. 34 FUNDAMENTALS

FUNDAMENTALS OF SWIMMING GOLF MISTAKES (TFC) (AMR) h-c-a 11 minutes B&W: $1.50 j-h-c-a 31 minutes B&W: $3.65 Horton Smith, Lawson Little, Harry Tips and hints advise the beginning Cooper, and Jimmy Thompson demon- swimmer on the fundamentals of swim- strate good and bad golf techniques. ming. Particularly useful for those who Restricted to classroom use. are enrolled in the Red Cross inter- mediate program. GOOD GROOMING FOR GIRLS (C) j-h-c 10 minutes Color: $3.25 FUNDAMENTALS OF TENNIS Anne spends an evening with Rosemary (BFS) and learns that the secret of achieving j-h-c-a 20 minutes B&W: $3.25 an attractive appearance is the result of Donald Budge demonstrates basic points. a carefully followed routine of good Simple forehand, back hand and service grooming; a well-planned wardrobe; at- strokes, as well as more advanced strokes tention to hair, nails, teeth; cleanliness; are analyzed, and helpful suggestions for posture; and proper diet and rest. their proper execution are clearly dem- GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP (C) onstrated. i-j 10 minutes B&W: $2.00 FUNDAMENTALS OF TRACK AND What is good sportsmanship? Through FIELD (EB) a variety of situations, the audience sees examples of good sportsmanship — in j-h 25 minutes B&W: $5.00 team play, with friends, in school, and 1952 decathlon Shows Bob Mathias, in the home. Shows the basic skills in champion, in training. He demonstrates "being a good sport." starts in running, techniques in broad jumping, ways to hold the shot, tech- GOODBYE, MR. GERM (NTA) niques in high jumping, discus throwing, j_h-c-a 15 minutes B&W: $2.50 pole vaulting, and hurdling. Presents basic facts about tuberculosis largely by means of animated cartoons. GAME OF JAI ALAI (TFC) The germ "Tee Bee" tells the story of general 9 minutes B&W: $1.35 his life, while the doctor tells the germ Shows the beginnings and development of the modern way of fighting tuber- of the great Mexican game that is culosis. rapidly gaining popularity all over the world. Relates this fast moving, exciting GREY TROUT (NFBC) game to the game of hand-ball, and then j-h-c-a 14 minutes Color: $2.00 shows some exciting scenes in the Fron- The lakes of northern Ontario provide ton Mexico — the arena in Mexico City plenty of scenic camping sites, as well as where the game is at its best. Restricted deluxe accommodations for the ardent to classroom use. angler. Depicts the art of trout catching by showing the experiences of a party GIRLS BASKETBALL FOR BEGIN- of fishermen camping on the shore of a NERS (BFS) lake. Describes the grey trout's dis- tinguishing features and comments on j-h 18 minutes B&W: $3.75 the observance of conservation practices Thirteen- to fifteen-year-old girls in ac- as well as on how to deal with full-sized tual game situations illustrate the basic cagey fighters. skills and rules of basketball. The num- ber and positions of the players, the GROWING GIRLS (EB) rules, scoring, fouls, free shots, kinds of j-h 12 minutes B&W: $3.00 passes, dribbling, types of basket and Explains the physiology of menstruation shooting are all included. and indicates healthy practices to follow during its periodic recurrence. Shows a GIRLS, LET'S LEARN SOFTBALL young girl's reaction to the onset of the (UW) period and demonstrates proper exercise, j-h-c 20 minutes B&W: $3.95 rest, diet, and personal protection. Mimetic instruction, or the technique of encouraging imitation for better form GROWING UP (PREADO- and greater skill as shown in this film is LESCENCE) (C) an entirely new kind of instruction. A i-j 10 minutes Color: $3.25 unique film in that it is addressed to Children illustrate variations in the teachers as well as to students. This is normal growth process. Animation and Softball instruction at its best. silhouette photography help to show GUARD 35

that growing up is an uneven process the training of pacers and trotters with which differs between boys and girls revealing slow-motion shots. Scenes of and varies with individuals and age. The typical harness racing show some of the role of the endocrine glands in con- dangers that drivers face. trolling growth is explained along with health measures which aid the normal HEADSPRINGS IN THE GYM (EB) growing process. j-h 9 minutes B&W: $2.00 GUARD YOUR HEART (BR) Demonstrates the three fundamental parts of the headspring — the angle h-c-a 27 minutes B&W: $5.00 headspring, the push-up to the hand- Taylor, a middle-aged man, exerts Sam stand, and the landing. Illustrates the himself and tires his heart. When he use of a box and a mat as a base for the pays a visit to his doctor, the latter tells spring, and portrays a running start. and function of him about the structure Slow motion photography allows unhur- the heart and advises him to slow down. ried study of action and techniques. Sam eventually adjusts to his new schedule. HEALTH HEROES: THE BATTLE GUARDIANS OF OUR COUNTRY'S AGAINST DISEASE (C) HEALTH (F) i-j-h 11 minutes B&W: $2.20 i-j-h 18 minutes Color: $4.50 The contributions of five great men in In epidemics, the U.S. Public Health the battle against disease are examined Service sets up Quarantine Stations. within an historical framework. We see Doctors are seen at work in these sta- how Van Leeuwenhoek began the study tions; and as inspectors at harbors, air- of bacteria by improving the micro- fields, and border stations where they scope; how Jenner developed the con- prevent the spread of disease by persons cept of vaccination; how Pasteur's and entering the United States. Koch's study of microorganisms threw light on the causes of disease; and how GYMNASTICS (TFC) Lister helped demonstrate the relation- j-h-c 10 minutes B&W: $1.50 ship between sanitation and health. Champions of the Amateur Athletic Union perform with gymnasium appa- HEALTH IN OUR COMMUNITY ratus. They do difficult exercises on the (EB) flying rings, long horse, and high hori- i-j 15 minutes Color: $4.55 zontal bar, chinning on a vertical bar Dramatizes the work of the Department and on a horizontal bar, and tumbling. of Health — both the everyday activities Many interesting shots are repeated in required to safeguard the community slow motion. Restricted to classroom use. and the crises which result from the GYMNASTICS: PART I (PHP) outbreak of a dangerous disease. Stresses j-h-c-a 16 minutes B&W: $3.50 the teamwork between public health Slow and fast motion photography personnel and private medical people in catches expert gymnasts performing on dealing with community health pro- the parallel bars, long horse, rope climb, grams: unsanitary living conditions, in- and tumbling. dustrial hazards, accidents, contagious disease, and the danger of contaminated GYMNASTICS: PART II (PHP) foods. Presents a case study of medical j_h-c-a 16 minutes B&W: $3.50 detective work — a fight to prevent an Expert gymnasts demonstrate perfection epidemic of typhoid fever. of form in the free exercise, rings, side horse, and high bar. Some action scenes HEALTH: YOUR CLEANLINESS are in slow motion. (McGH) H — THE STORY OF A TEEN-AGE i-j 13 minutes B&W: $2.00 DRUG ADDICT (McGH) Designed to promote more healthful living by giving a lesson on health h-c-a 22 minutes B&W: $4.00 habits applying to personal cleanliness. The case history of a teen-age boy and his fight with drugs — how he encounters HEALTH: YOUR CLOTHING drugs and becomes an addict, and how (McGH) he solves his problem. i-j 11 minutes B&W: $2.00 HARNESS CHAMPIONS (UW) Illustrates and explains the importance, j-h-c-a 9 minutes B&W: $1.55 function, proper selection, and care of Tom Berry, famed race driver, is seen in personal clothing. 36 HEALTH

HEALTH: YOUR FOOD (McGH) years have been analyzed and interpreted i-j 18 minutes B&W: $3.50 at the University of Minnesota and pre- Percival Pate, who wouldn't eat anything sented as an integral part of the study but sweets, is visited by Nutrition (a of heart disease. _ puppet) and is convinced that by eating meat and vegetables he will become HEART DISEASE: ITS MAJOR stronger and happier. CAUSES (EB) j-h-a 11 minutes B&W: $2.00 HEALTH: YOUR POSTURE Pictures and discusses three major (McGH) causes of heart disease: hypertension, i-j 10 minutes B&W: $2.00 hardening of the arteries, and damage A girl who has always been a wall-flower from rheumatic fever. Explains what finds that good exercise, work, and sleep happens to the heart in each case, de- will correct her posture and help her scribes current methods of diagnosis overcome her difficulties. and treatment, and suggests ways of overcoming and living with a heart con- HEALTHY FEET (C) dition. i-j 11 minutes B&W: $2.10 IT The structure of the foot is explained HEART: HOW WORKS (McGH) with the use of x-ray and animation. j-h 14 minutes B&W: $2.50 The slow' motion camera shows the A normal heartbeat is amplified to show function of each part in body motion. how it sounds through a stethoscope. The importance of healthy feet and The structure of the heart, the flow of proper care to prevent skin diseases and blood through it and the functions of its other dangers is emphasized. parts are shown in animation. Methods of testing the heart, facts about its work- HEALTHY LUNGS (C) load, and the ways to maintain a healthy j-h 10 minutes B&W: $2.00 heart are illustrated. Knowledge of the structure and work of the lungs helps us to understand how HEART, LUNGS, AND (C) to protect them from infection and in- CIRCULATION i-j 10 minutes Color: $3.45 jury. Shows the windpipe, larynx, bron- chial tubes, small air tubes, and the tiny How the heart, lungs, veins, arteries, and air sacs. Animation demonstrates how capillaries work together in the process the exchange of waste products for of circulation is explained. Animation, oxygen takes place. cinefluorography and a unique combina- tion of artwork and a live subject HEALTHY SKIN (C) visualize key functions. Principles to i-j 11 minutes B&W: $2.10 help maintain healthy heart and lungs The importance of clean and healthy are suggested. to the struc- skin is explained in relation IN ture and function of the skin. Animation HELEN KELLER HER STORY aids are utilized in examining pores, (DRO) j-h-c-a 45 minutes B&W: $6.00 sweat glands, oil glands, blood vessels, nerve endings, and other parts of the HELEN KELLER IN HER STORY, skin. as narrated by Miss Katharine Cornell, is a simple, honest, tremendously moving HEART AND CIRCULATION (EB) film. It was produced by Nancy Hamil- i_j_h-c-a 10 minutes B&W: $2.00 ton and other devoted friends and Shows how heart and blood vessels cir- neighbors of Miss Keller. In bringing culate blood throughout the body. Ani- her life story to the screen, Katharine mated drawings depict the nature of the Cornell, Martha Graham, Gladys Swarth- circulatory system and muscular and out and President Eisenhower gave valvular heart action. Shows factors af- freely of their time and talents. Helen fecting rate of heart beat, flow of blood Keller, playing her own role, surpassed from severed artery, and effect of sever- even the greatest actress, as she evoked ing cervical nerve. the personal drama of her unique and dramatic story of courage, faith, perse- HEART DISEASE (THE SEARCH) verance, and hope. (CBS) h-c-a 27 minutes B&W: $5.50 HELP WANTED (USBM) The results found by a group of special- j-h-c 32 minutes B&W: $2.00 ists who have been examining 500 Deals with the basic information con- healthy, normal men for the past seven tained in courses for beginners in first HIGH 37 aid. Demonstrates recent methods of been injured playing ball, he visits the artificial respiration. Shows treatment of hospital for the first time, and when he burns, shock, bleeding, and simple and learns his son is to receive expert at- compound fractures. Indicates pressure tention and will soon be up, he tours the points, uses of bandages and turniquets, various departments and learns how sci- and ways of transporting the injured. entifically and efficiently the staff works. HIGH JUMP (C) HOW ANIMAL LIFE BEGINS (UW) j-h 9 minutes B&W: $2.00 j-h-c 9 minutes B&W: $1.35 The side roll and belly roll are demon- Short version of IN THE BEGINNING, strated by regular, slow and stop-motion portrays the ovulation, fertilization and photography. Eight exercises are in- early development of the mammalian cluded for the development of the egg. Illustrated by the reproductive muscles and special skills involved in organs of the female rabbit. the high jump. The film also shows training for the high hurdles, and HOW DISEASE TRAVELS (UW} stresses the importance of body rhythm. i-j 11 minutes Color: $2.45 HITTING IN BASEBALL (EB) Animation is used to explain that harm- j-h 11 minutes B&W: $2.00 ful microbes are spread by water, air, insects, and Professional players demonstrate each personal contacts. Shows why measures must be taken to stop essential detail of effective batting. De- the spread of disease at its source, scribes three accepted methods for grip- and that sanitation, and sometimes even isolation, ping the bat, proper stance, and the cor- is necessary to prevent rect and accepted "swing." Slow-motion, further infection. Walt Disney stop-motion, and close-up photography A Production. add to the effectiveness and superim- HOW MUCH AFFECTION (McGH) posed drawings help in clarifying diffi- h-c-a 19 minutes cult techniques. B&W: $4.50 How much affection should there be be- HOME NURSING (EB) tween a couple that is going steady? i-j-h 11 minutes B&W: $2.00 How far can young people go in petting Demonstrates the proper procedures in and stay within the bounds of social caring for the sick in the home. Shows morals and personal standards? This film the ways of bathing and moving the is intended to stimulate frank and con- patient in bed, arranging the bed, and structive discussion among young people. making the patient generally comfort- able. Also describes the techniques of HOW OUR BODIES FIGHT taking and recording temperature, pulse, DISEASE (EB) and respiration rates; giving medica- i-j 8 minutes B&W: $2.00 tions; and helping the patient gradually Gives an imaginative demonstration of regain strength during convalescence. our body's ability to prevent and to fight NURSING: FUNDA- disease. Live photography and anima- HOME tion show the three lines of defense — (C) MENTALS skin and mucous membranes, lymph j-h-a 14 minutes B&W: $2.75 system, and the blood. Shows such nursing techniques as ar- ranging the sick room, making the bed, HOW THE EYE FUNCTIONS (KB) taking morning care, giving medicine j-h-c 11 minutes B&W: $2.00 according to doctor's instructions, wash- The film presents facts regarding "ac- ing and serving the patient as well as commodation," or focal adjustment of suggestions on convalescent care. the eyes. This is preceded by intro- HOT ICE (SF) ductory anatomical matter and illus- j-h-a 9 minutes B&W: $2.00 trated by means of animated drawings. Shows the growing-up of a sport — ice hockey. The development of hockey, HOW THE RESPIRATORY from "shinny" on the school pond to the SYSTEM FUNCTIONS (BR) j-h-c excitement at the Garden, as Toronto 10 minutes B&W: $2.00 and the Rangers clash in the "fastest Explains air passages and their func- game on earth." tional purposes. Mechanism of breath- ing, action of the ribs and diaphragm HOUSE OF MERCY (McGH) are shown by animation. Necessity of h-c-a 18 minutes B&W: $3.70 proper posture, exercise, plenty of fresh When a father learns that his boy has air and rest are emphasized. 38 HOW

HOW TO AVOID MUSCLE complex nutrients, carbohydrates, pro- STRAINS (BR) teins, and fats into simple food ma- h-c-a 14 minutes B&W: $3.00 terials. The roles played by the salivary Using live models and animated draw- glands, esophagus, stomach, pancreas, ings, this film illustrates the mechanics liver, gall bladder, and small and large of muscular activities. Shows the analogy intestines are closely defined and related between the three types of levers and to each other. certain arrangements of bones and mus- HUMAN BODY: NERVOUS cles in the human body. Shows the SYSTEM (C) correct and incorrect ways of lifting ob- j-h 14 minutes Color: $4.05 jects and illustrates the effects of over- This film study of the nervous system strain on the vertebral column. Con- emphasizes the basic functions of this cluding section deals with the difficult system, its main organs, the various subject of hernias. neurons of which these organs are com- HOW TO BE WELL GROOMED (C) posed, and the principal areas of the j-h 10 minutes B&W: $2.00 brain. Microscopic views of nerve tissue, Shows how two young people improve a specimen of a human brain, and ani- mation and anatomical charts will help their personal appearance through at- students visualize this complex system tention to. good grooming. Demon- and gain a better understanding of its strates to students the four fundamentals control of the body processes. of appearance: good health, good pos- ture, cleanliness, and neatness. The stu- HUMAN BODY: REPRODUCTIVE dents will realize that in business and in SYSTEM (C) B&W: $2.75 friendships, success depends a great deal j-h 16 minutes Color: $4.35 on good grooming. Through animation and photomicrog- HOW TO CATCH A COLD (KC) raphy, including the actual view of fertilization of a human ovum, the film general 10 minutes Color: $.50 presents clearly and accurately the struc- how colds are spread, how a day Shows ture and functions of the human repro- or so in bed helps protect the entire ductive system and the processes in- community, and how a simple cold may volved in the phenomenon of human actually be the first symptom of a far birth. It is recommended that this film more serious illness. be shown to boys and girls in separate HOW WE HEAR (KB) groups. j-h-c 11 minutes B&W: $2.00 HUMAN BODY: SKELETON (C) Outlines the structure and function of j-h-c 10 minutes Color: $3.25 the human ear. Sound waves are briefly Uses cinefluorography to view the skele- func- explained. Animation reveals the tal structure in action. Stresses the com- tions of tympanic membrane and the plexity of the system and shows how the ossicles of ear bones and other parts of skeleton protects, moves, and supports the ear. the body. HUMAN BODY: CIRCULATORY HUMAN BRAIN (EB) SYSTEM (C) j-h 11 minutes B&W: $2.00 j-h-c 14 minutes Color: $3.85 Defines the brain and compares its de- The entire circulatory system is analyzed velopment in several animals and in man. by means of animation, cinefluorography, Differentiates the functions of the me- drawings, and close-ups of live organs. dulla and cerebellum and describes the Included are the heart, lungs, and kid- cerebrum in detail. Also illustrates the neys; the key processes of the circu- cerebral functions of perception, motor latory system and the network of control analysis, integration and re- arteries and veins that carry blood sponse to stimuli. throughout the body. Significant terms are overprinted for emphasis. HUMAN DIGESTION (ATH) j-h-c 10 minutes B&W: $2.00 HUMAN BODY: DIGESTIVE Describes the principal steps in the di- SYSTEM (C) gestive process beginning with the stim- j-h-c 15 minutes Color: $4.00 ulation of the organs of digestion by the Animation, x-ray, and live action scenes sight and smell of appetizing food. of the major digestive organs give a Demonstrates how the food we eat is detailed account of the function of this made available for the growth, energy, system — to break down chemically the and repair of all our body cells. HUMAN 39

HUMAN GROWTH (UO) the biological normalcy of reproduction i_j_h-c 19 minutes Color: $6.00 and the importance of clear, objective Permits the facts of human sex to be knowledge concerning marriage and discussed without embarrassment or ten- parenthood. sion. In a straight-forward, unemotional manner, the film treats the differences HUMAN SKELETON (UW) between boys and girls in their rate of j-h-c 11 minutes B&W: $2.00 physical and sexual maturity; the glands The function of the skeleton is one of which control physical and sexual activ- support, protection and movement. The ity; the male and female sex organs; structure of the various types of joints menstruation; fertility; pregnancy and is treated in detail. Elbow and wrist birth. The vocabulary is kept as simple actions are demonstrated by means of as possible without sacrificing essential x-ray photography. meanings. HUMAN SKIN, THE (BR) HUMAN HAIR, THE (BR) j-h-c 11 minutes B&W: $2.00 j-h-c 9 minutes B&W: $2.00 Depicts the important functions and the Presents a description of the hair as a anatomical structure of the human skin part of the skin and its analogous de- by use of animated drawings and pho- velopment and growth by live photog- tography. Includes a descriptive expla- raphy and animated drawings. Depicts nation for the permanency of finger- the cause and appearance of "goose prints. flesh." Explains the importance of the hair to one's personal appearance and HUMAN THROAT, THE (BR) its characteristics as a part of the human j-h-c 11 minutes B&W: $2.00 anatomy. Describes the throat, consisting of pharynx and larynx, from the anatomi- HUMAN HEART, THE (BRF) cal and functional aspect. Depicts the h-c-a 9 minutes B&W: $1.75 movements of the rimal opening be- The mechanics and functions of the tween the vocal cords during breathing heart are described with diagrams and and voice production, including an actual experiments. photograph of vibrating vocal cords. HUMAN HEREDITY (CW) HURDLES, THE (UW) j-h-c 20 minutes Color: $5.85 j-h-c 11 minutes B&W: $2.00 Describes the roles of heredity and cul- In stressing fundamentals, condition and ture in determining the characteristics form, this film demonstrates basic of human beings. Shows how the union hurdling styles, rear hip and leg action, of a sperm and an egg cell joins chromo- rhythmic running, calisthenics, body bal- somes and genes from both parents. ance, correct clearance, and circular Discusses the hereditary factors which stepover action. determine physical appearance and sex, the environmental factors which affect HYPNOTIC BEHAVIOR (ASF) attitudes and behavior, the influence of c-a 27 minutes B&W: $4.70 dominant and recessive genes, and the Presents the phenomena of hypnosis difference between identical and fra- illustrated in experiments ternal twins. conducted with two subjects, permitting observa- HUMAN MACHINE (MIS) tion and study of individual differences j-h-c-a 16 minutes Color: $4.15 in response to the same suggestions. This film compares body parts and Should not be shown to a public audi- operations with man-made machines. ence unless presented by a professional How parts of the body function together person. is also described. I AM AN ALCOHOLIC (McGH) HUMAN REPRODUCTION (McGH) h-c-a 18 minutes B&W: $3.70 h-c-a 22 minutes B&W: $4.25 The story of Alcoholics Anonymous. This is a factual film on the human re- Through the experiences of one man, productive systems and on the process this film portrays the steps taken by of normal birth. Models and animated members of AA to bring that man back drawings are used throughout the film to his rightful place in society, to a re- to describe the anatomy and physiology gaining of health, happiness, and self- of the individual reproductive organs of respect. The origin and development of both men and women. The film stresses Alcoholics Anonymous is then pictured. 40 ICE

ICE CAPERS (OF) INFIELD PLAY AT FIRST AND i_j_h-c-a 10 minutes B&W: $1.35 THIRD (ANL) Ice skating champion Irving Jaffe dem- h-c-a 18 minutes B&W: $3.00 onstrates his style and speed and then Gil Hodges, George Kell, Bob Elliott, discusses how ice-skate shoes should fit, and Ferris Fain demonstrate in regular how to conquer fear the first time, bal- and slow motion action, defensive play ance, how to break a fall, how to get at first and third base. up, ways of stopping, turns, couple skat- ing, and figure skating. A comic on ice INSECTS AS CARRIERS OF skates is also shown. DISEASE (IIAA) h-c-a 10 minutes Color: $2.25 ILLINOIS FOOTBALL HIGH- Shows how the fly, mosquito, and louse malaria, and LIGHTS OF 1953 (UI) spread dysentery, typhus. everyone should to general 36 minutes B&W: N.C. Explains what do get rid of these disease carriers. Describes the Illinois football team in action in 1953. INTERMEDIATE TUMBLING (C) j-h-c 10 minutes B&W: $2.00 IMMUNIZATION (EB) This film includes twenty stunts in j-h 11 minutes B&W: $2.00 handspring, balance, and somersault pro- Explains what immunization is and how gressions. Companion stunts are shown is at- immunity to infectious diseases and safety spotting is indicated. The tained. Attention is first called to the film emphasizes the prevention of acci- fact that immunity to some diseases is dents while teaching students technique effected through actual illness; then ani- and form. mated drawings and natural photography depict how immunization is effected by INTERIM REPORT (MTP) the injection of vaccine into a human h-c-a 14 minutes B&W: $2.00 body so that the body may build up A dramatization of the work of the resistance to an infection without actu- National Foundation for Infantile Pa- ally having the disease. ralysis in the struggle against this crippling disease. Illustrates the search IMPROVING YOUR POSTURE (C) for a vaccine which would keep the j-h 10 minutes B&W: $2.00 virus from entering the nervous system Why should so many suffer poor pos- and the actual development of the new ture when good posture is easy? Here Salk Vaccine. major areas of is a film that shows the INTRODUCTION TO FIELD the body by which posture is controlled. ARCHERY (AMH) demonstrates that good posture is: It j-h-c-a 12 minutes Color: $3.45 a balance of opposing sets of muscles. The popular game of field archery is And it teaches methods of maintaining in an entertaining way. A good posture, stressing relaxation, self- explained family of four are introduced to field diagnosis, and correction. archery. How they learn the game and followers of the IN THE BEGINNING (UW) become enthusiastic sport is shown. A film that will double j-h-c 17 minutes B&W: $2.50 the interest of the archer who_ has never reproductive organs of the Using the played the game and create interest in illustration, we see the female rabbit for the non-archer to start playing. mysterious prologue of life — the ovula- tion, fertilization, and early development INTRODUCTION TO THE ART OF of the mammalian egg. Very remarkable FIGURE SKATING (NFBC) microphotography brings into view j_h-c-a 11 minutes B&W: $2.00 scenes of the spermatozoa attacking the Barbara Ann Scott demonstrates the ovum, and time lapse cinemicrographs fundamentals of figure skating. Types show us the stages of cell division in the of skates, basic figures and analysis of fertilized egg. a few more complex turns. IN THE ROUGH (OF) JAVELIN (UW) general 10 minutes B&W: $1.55 j-h-c 11 minutes B&W: $2.00 Champion golfer Johnny Farrell explains In stressing fundamentals, condition and that golf has no age limit. He goes on form, this film demonstrates the four to explain and demonstrate several good stage catapult throw; run, strike, stance; golfing tips. hand and finger grips; balance of JUMPS 41

stomach and back muscle tension; offense, by defense; trj- for goal; re- throwing angle; and body and leg co- bound; jump ball; free throw; team con- ordination. trol; dribble; palming; pivot; screen; restricted areas; out-of-bounds; basket JUMPS AND POLE VAULT (EB) interference; 3 second rule; division line. j-h 11 minutes B&W: $2.00 Advantage is taken of slow motion LABOR AND CHILDBIRTH (MF) photography for purposes of detailed c-a 17 minutes B&W: $4.00 study of form. Includes demonstration Diagrams show the main muscles in- from actual competition in the running volved in labor. Explains the three high jump; running broad jump; hop, stages of labor, emphasizing when to go step, and jump; and the pole vault. to the hospital, what to expect there, Provides opportunity for detailed study and the need for confidence and relaxa- of the various techniques employed by tion. The birth of the baby is shown by champions. diagrams. Pictures the labor room, de- livery room, and nursery of the hospital. KEEPERS OF THE LAMP (MPA) h-c-a 22 minutes B&W: $3.00 LARYNX AND VOICE (FUNCTION Why do girls choose nursing as a OF THE NORMAL LARYNX) career? Four nursing students are shown (NW) during their nursing school days and h-c-a 20 minutes Color: $4.80 engaged in the field each chooses — Shows by ultra-high speed photography, general duty, surgical nursing, public just how the larynx and vocal chords health, and military service. function. The differences of the larynx in the male and female are pointed out. KEEPING CLEAN AND NEAT (EB) We also see the different movements of i-j 11 minutes B&W: $2.00 the vocal chords caused by high, me- When two eighth grade students visit a dium, and low pitch tones. Part of the lower grade classroom to choose helpers film is black and white. for their assembly program, the younger children begin to realize the value of LEARN TO SWIM (UW) making a good appearance. Through i-j-h-c 19 minutes B&W: $3.00 trick photography, two of the youngsters The progressive method of learning to are whisked back to their homes to re- swim is demonstrated by CCC boys and trace — and improve — their routine for Olympic champions in famed Silver keeping clean and neat. Taking the boy Springs, Florida. The three steps of and girl separately, the film illustrates a getting confidence, learning the funda- practical, step-by-step routine for wash- mentals, and practicing are shown. ing, dressing, grooming, and caring for their clothes. LEARNING ABOUT YOUR NOSE (EB) KENTUCKY DERBY STORY (RKO) i-j 9 minutes Color: $2.75 general 17 minutes B&W: $3.70 Explains how the nose serves as a hall- Advance preparations for the Kentucky way between the changeable outside Derby involve a year's work. The world and the sensitive breathing organs. mounting excitement as Derby Day ap- Demonstrates the nose as a sterilizer, proaches, activities at Churchill Downs, cleanser, air conditioner and humidifier, and the 75th running in 1949, as de- and suggests proper nasal health prac- scribed by Clem McCarthy. tices. KIDNEYS, URETERS, AND LEARNING TO SWIM (YA) BLADDER (BR) i-j 11 minutes B&W: $2.00 h-c 11 minutes B&W: $2.00 Demonstrates and explains fundamental Anatomical features of the kidneys, the steps required of the beginner in learn- ureters, and the urinary bladder. Ani- ing the Australian crawl. Shows the mated drawings describe the functioning importance of developing confidence relationship of the parts of the system, while in the water, learning to use the the process of urine formation, and the body's buoyancy, proper leg and arm elimination of waste matter. actions, and correct breathing. KING BASKETBALL (IHAA) LET'S DANCE (C) j-h-c-a 25 minutes B&W: $2.00 j-h-c 13 minutes Color: $4.35 Depicts the playing court; chart showing A visual presentation of the funda- dead and live ball rulings; fouls by mentals of ballroom dancing. Starting 42 LET'S with the proper manner of walking and breaking holds; carries; and methods standing, the film proceeds to show in of rescuing by boat and by ring buoy. simple and clear demonstration how to Includes a compete picturization of the hold one's partner, the seven basic danc- Schafer method of resuscitation. ing positions, how to lead and follow, the pattern of a typical dance step, and LOU GEHRIG'S GREATEST DAY proper etiquette on the dance floor. (YOU ARE THERE) (CBS) j-h-c-a 27 minutes B&W: $5.50 LET'S GO FISHING (OF) Although Lou Gehrig, himself, had cre- j-h-a 10 minutes B&W: $1.55 ated some memorable experiences in his Reviews briefly the universality of the time as a great baseball player, it was sport, and proceeds from country-brook the public who gave him his greatest and string-fishing lines to the high seas thrill with their day of appreciation to and mechanical harpoons. Includes fish- this man who was to leave the job he ing trips for different types of salt water loved best because of an incurable ill— game fish, and the problems, hazards, and thrills of catching sailfish, tarpon, swordfish, and whales. The equipment LOUIS PASTEUR — MAN OF and methods used to catch each species SCIENCE (SF) and the peculiar behavior of each fish j-h-c-a 30 minutes B&W: $4.50 are shown and explained. The climax Louis Pasteur's scientific activities and is the chase, harpooning, and capturing discoveries from 1856 to 1895 in the fields of a sixty-foot, twenty-ton whale. of chemistry and microbiology relating to pasteurization, silkworm diseases, the LET'S SQUARE DANCE: SPLIT use of antiseptics, puerperal fever, strep- THE RING (IU) tococcus, staphylococcus, chicken chol- j-h-c-a 10 minutes Color: $3.25 era, and rabies. Shows by live and animated photography the square dance figure "Split the Ring," LOUIS PASTEUR, THE and illustrates and explains background BENEFACTOR (PF) terras and movements relative to this j_h-c-a 16 minutes B&W: $3.35 figure. Uses normal speed and slow Portrayed by the famous French actor, motion photograph}'- as three squares of Sacha Guitry, we follow Pasteur's dancers demonstrate the various move- career through his struggles against the ments involved. prejudices of organized medicine, his experiments in fermentation, anthrax, LET'S SQUARE DANCE: TAKE A and the first rabies treatment of a boy LITTLE PEEK (IU) bitten by a mad dog. j-h-c-a 10 minutes Color: $3.25 Teaches the square dance figure "Take LOVE THAT BEAUTY (McGH) a Little Peek," with synchronous music h-c-a 17 minutes B&W: $3.50 and action. Presents live and animated Shows what is done in beauty parlors to demonstrations of the dance at regular beautify the American woman as well speed and in slow motion, and explains as to reduce her weight. the positions of partners, how to honor corners and partners, and how the steps MAGIC ALPHABET (TFC) j-h-c 11 minutes $1.50 are performed to facilitate the continuity B&W: of the dance. Pictures groups dancing Tells the story of a cure for beriberi by the figure to regular square dance music Dr. Christian Eijkman's discovery of in a natural situation. Vitamin Bi. Reviews the discovery of other vitamins and their purposes. LIFE OF A HEALTHY CHILD (KB) Stresses the importance of sufficient i-j 10 minutes B&W: $2.00 vitamin intake necessary to maintain Illustrates health activities of a normal good health. Restricted to classroom use. school child. Shows habits of cleanli- ness, correct diets, safety first, fair play MAKING OF A SHOOTER at home and in school, visits to the (SILENT) (JH) dentist and physician, caring for the j-h-c-a 30 minutes Color: $2.00 mouth, teeth, and body. Demonstrates in three films the proper safety procedures to employ in gun LIFESAVING (USDA) handling while target shooting, hunting, j-h-c-a 15 minutes B&W: $2.50 or formalized shooting in competition. Demonstrates the swimming strokes best Champion shooters teach a young man adapted to life saving; approaches; in the proper way to care for and safely MAKING 43 use a rifle during international matches. MECHANISMS OF BREATHING Hunting and target shooting scenes are (EB) also utilized to illustrate the proper use j-h-c-a 11 minutes B&W: $2.00 of a rifle and shotgun. The breathing mechanism in operation, including the work of the pharynx, MAKING THE MOST OF YOUR larynx, trachea, bronchi, and bronchiole. FACE (C) Technical animation portrays gaseous j-h 11 minutes Color: $3.25 exchange in the lungs and body tissue Facial beauty begins with certain basic cells, including pathological conditions. health habits — proper diet, rest, and A demonstration of artificial respiration good skin care. But also important to a is provided. By means of animation and girl's appearance are hair styling and photography the nervous control of the careful use of make-up. The film breathing and factors affecting rate and stresses that hair styles should be se- depth of breathing are shown. lected on the basis of what is best for the individual and that lipstick, eye MEDICINE — AVIATION MEDI- make-up, and powder should be used CINE (THE SEARCH) (CBS) sparingly and in good taste. h-c-a 27 minutes B&W: $5.50 With man's flying into outer space and MAN AGAINST MICROBE (MLI) new problems of human endurance de- j-h-c-a 11 minutes B&W: $2.00 veloping with respect to high altitudes The war which medical science has suc- and great speeds, there is a need for cessfully waged against disease. A dra- experiments to determine the limits that matic portrayal of the London Plague the human body can stand. The tests in 1665. Scenes present Leeuwenhoek, run by the USAF School of Aviation Pasteur, Lister and Von Behring. Fea- Medicine reveal these limits. tures practical application of scientific MENTAL HEALTH (EB) B&W: $3.00 discoveries, as in diphtheria immuniza- h 12 minutes Color: $4.25 tion, milk pasteurization, the prevention mental health, its of sepsis, etc. Defines good describes characteristics, and discusses its im- MAN ALIVE (ACS) portance to the individual and to society. a 11 minutes Color: $2.00 Sets forth a series of simple, straight- rules for fit," Animated film to interest the layman forward "keeping mentally illustrates incidents and develop a realistic attitude toward and them with from the lives of cancer. Includes psychology of fear of various members of a high cancer. Suggests steps for early detec- school graduating class. tion and successful treatment. MENTAL ILLNESS: PART I (THE SEARCH) (CBS) MAN'S FRIEND (TFC) GREATEST h-c-a 27 minutes B&W: $5.50 j-h-c-a 10 minutes B&W: $1.50 The examining, testing, and treatment Service of dogs to mankind. Emphasis of mentally ill people at Tulane Univer- on Pasteur's work in developing a sity. Explains and demonstrates the use vaccine against hydrophobia. Restricted to of psychotherapy, the use of sodium classroom use. amytal, and other methods of helping MATT MANN'S SWIMMING the neurotic. TECHNIQUES FOR BOYS (C) MENTAL ILLNESS: PART II (THE i-j-h 18 minutes B&W: $3.40 SEARCH) (CBS) Mann's teaching techniques for the h-c-a 27 minutes B&W: $5.50 crawl, backstroke, breast and butterfly A continuation of Part I, showing the strokes are illustrated from land drills research and treatment of the mentally to slow motion analyses in water. ill being conducted at Tulane University. MATT MANN'S SWIMMING Deals mainly with psychotics and high- lights the theory that the brain is actu- TECHNIQUES FOR GIRLS (C) ally malfunctioning pathologically at the i-j-h 11 minutes B&W: $2.00 time of mental illness. Shows brain wave The elements of four basic strokes are tests on normal and sick persons, the shown — the crawl, backstroke, breast use of sodium amytal, and electric shock stroke, flying fish. and A class demon- therapy. strates proper arm motion, kicking action, breathing, and body streamlining. MENTAL SYMPTOMS SERIES Relaxation is emphasized for good swim- The following nine films demonsj/a ming technique. some manifestations of various n> —

44 MENTAL disorders. In each motion picture, a triad of symptoms which reflect exagger- psychiatrist describes the type of illness ation of otherwise normal moods of be- to be illustrated. An interview between havior — overactivity, increased and ac- the patient and the psychiatrist follows, celerated ideation, elation. in which typical symptoms are evident. Use of these films is restricted to pro- MENTAL SYMPTOMS SERIES: fessional audiences and audiences with ORGANIC REACTION — a continuing interest in mental health. SENILE TYPE (McGH) c-a 11 minutes B&W: $2.00 MENTAL SYMPTOMS SERIES: Two patients — a woman and a man DEPRESSIVE STATES NO. I (McGH) both suffering from senile psychosis, evi- dence impairment of intellectual func- c-a 12 minutes B&W: $2.00 tions in such symptoms as a loss of Demonstrates some manifestations of memory, disorientation in time, persev- the agitated form of severe depression. eration of ideas, canfabulation, brief middle-aged male patient suffering A span of attention, and delusions. from recurrent depressions is shown on two occasions, first in the evening and again the following morning, noting the MENTAL SYMPTOMS SERIES: symptoms, of pronounced motor agita- PARANOID CONDITIONS tion, depressed mood, feelings of hope- (McGH) 11 minutes $2.00 lessness and sinfulness, and distinct c-a B&W: fluctuation in his mood during the course Shows two patients; the first, an acute of the day. paranoid exhibiting a delusional system in which the government and religion MENTAL SYMPTOMS SERIES: play an important role; the second, a DEPRESSIVE STATES NO. II chronic paranoid with delusions of perse- (McGH) cution by a powerful group. c-a 12 minutes B&W: $2.00 Demonstrates some manifestations of the MENTAL SYMPTOMS SERIES: retarded form of depression and of a se- SCHIZOPHRENIA, vere depression which has reached the CATATONIC TYPE (McGH) point of attempted suicide. Two patients c-a 11 minutes B&W: $2.00 are shown. The first, a middle-aged Three male patients who have been hos- woman, presents a picture of depression pitalized for from five to fifteen years which is characterized by pronounced show such symptoms as lack of activity, retardation. She has become extremely obliviousness to their environment, neg- slow in her movements, speech and men- ativism, inflexibility, and automatic obe- tal processes. The second is a young dience. woman whose depression is the final re- action to an unbearable life situation and MENTAL SYMPTOMS SERIES: who has attempted suicide on two oc- SCHIZOPHRENIA, HEBE- casions. PHRENIC TYPE (McGH) MENTAL SYMPTOMS SERIES: c-a 11 minutes B&W: $2.00 FOLIE A DEUX (McGH) A male patient, hospitalized for thirteen such as untidy c-a 14 minutes B&W: $3.00 years, exhibits symptoms appearance, stereotyped mannerisms, ir- Presents a demonstration of symptoms relevant and incoherent speech disorgan- of folie a deux, or induced insanity, in (> ized thinking and poverty of ideas, and two patients — mother and daughter. The the senseless laughter and grimacing psychosis developed first in the daughter which characterize the hebephrenic. and was then communicated to the is upon and mother, who very dependent MENTAL SYMPTOMS SERIES: has a close emotional attachment to her SIMPLE child. The daughter expresses a number SCHIZOPHRENIA, of grandiose delusions and delusions of TYPE DETERIORATED persecution, which ideas the mother ac- (McGH) 12 minutes B&W: $2.00 cepts as reality. c-a A female patient, psychotic for more MENTAL SYMPTOMS SERIES: than ten years, shows symptoms of MANIC STATE (McGH) apathy, indifference, inappropriate emo- c-a 14 minutes B&W: $3.00 tional reaction, gracelessness of posture, patient exhibits characteristic symp- lack of ambition and initiative, and hal- \is of the chronic manic state: the lucinations. MICROORGANISMS 45

MICROORGANISMS: BENEFICIAL demonstrated by skilled high school and ACTIVITIES (IU) university players. Included are: how j-h-c 17 minutes Color: $4.85 the ball becomes alive; how the ball be- Animation and time-lapse photography comes dead; illustration of personal and are used to show the beneficial activities technical fouls; violations; rights of of microorganisms. Depicts their impor- player in possession of ball, player with- tance in the phases of the nitrogen cycle, out the ball; feinting; screening; and air sewage disposal, dairy industry, bread dribble. making, and production of antibiotics. Shows means by which they produce MODERN DANCE (UUH) changes in their environment and cause j-h 15 minutes B&W: $3.60 the formation of new substances. De- A high school dance class demonstrates scribes their role in basic research on dance composition and technique. The human life processes. girls compose a dance of their own. MICROORGANISMS: HARMFUL MODERN FOOTBALL (IHAA) ACTIVITIES (IU) j-h-c-a 28 minutes B&W: $2.00 j-h-c 17 minutes Color: $4.85 Portrays the playing field; substitutions; Discusses the harmful activities of micro- types of downs (scrimmage and free organisms in disease and in decomposi- kick); when the snap begins and ends; tion of food. Depicts production of en- illegal shifts; false starts; passing and zymes and toxins by bacteria. Cites the handling the ball; eligible and ineligible work of early scientists, discussing players on forward passes; illegal passes; Kock's postulates and applying them to forward pass interference; fair catch; the study of a plant disease. Micro- personal fouls; penalty enforcement; photography shows the body's defenses rights and limitations of K and R on against bacteria. Presents the prepara- scrimmage kicks. tion of vaccines, pasteurization, water purification and ultra-violet radiation, MODERN GUIDE TO HEALTH stressing man's efforts to control harm- (McGH) ful microorganisms. i_j_h-c-a 9 minutes B&W: $2.00 MIRACLE FROM MOLD (SF) Done altogether in animation, it uses a j-h-c-a 9 minutes B&W: $1.75 cartoon-type presentation to discuss health factors as posture, selection The scientific story behind terramycin is such presented. and care of clothing, and the importance of sleep and rest. MIRACLE OF LIFE (AL) j-h-c-a 11 minutes B&W: $2.00 MODERN SURGERY (McGH) By means of microscopic photography, h-c-a 20 minutes B&W: $3.00 the everlasting mystery of cell develop- Follows a patient through an operation ment, cell division, egg growth, insemi- for gall stones, showing surgical tech- nation and life forms are vividly portrayed. niques, pre-operative and post-operative care, anesthetic techniques, surgical MIRACLE OF REPRODUCTION teamwork, and other things that go into (SD) safe, rapid surgical operations. i-j 17 minutes B&W: $3.75 Art drawings and live action photogra- MOLLY GROWS UP (MF) phy show that all forms of life stem j-h 16 minutes B&W: $3.60 from similar source — a tiny micro- a Presents the basic facts about menstrua- scopic egg. tion with the story of a 13-year-old girl MOBILIZATION OF THE HUMAN as she experiences her first menstrual BODY (ASF) period. Without being shocking, deals c-a 14 minutes B&W: $3.30 with the problems and information which Illustrates a series of stretches and pulls girls want discussed. intended to loosen contracted fibrous tis- sues of the body through progressive MONARCHS OF THE RING stretching of the ligaments. Therapists (1st EDITION) (OF) h-c-a 9 minutes $1.55 use living models to demonstrate the B&W: exercises. Highlights of the following fights: Car- pentier vs. Dempsey; Willard vs. Firpo; MODERN BASKETBALL (IHAA) Firpo vs. Dempsey; Paolino vs. Willis; j-h 25 minutes B&W: $2.00 Dempsey vs. Tunney; Louis vs. Schmel- An interpretation of the basketball rules ing; and Galento vs. Louis. 46 MONARCHS

MONARCHS OF THE RING MY CHILD IS BLIND (UW) (2nd EDITION) (OF) h-c-a 20 minutes B&W: $3.00 h-c-a 9 minutes B&W: $1.55 Shows how a blind child, given patient Highlights of the following fights: B. treatment and proper training at a spe- Baer vs. Doyle; Leonard vs. Tendler; cial nursery school for blind children, Sharkey vs. Maloney; and Schmeling vs. can be taught to do many things normal Walker. children do. MONARCHS OF THE RING NAME UNKNOWN (SD) (3rd EDITION) (OF) j-h-c 10 minutes B&W: $2.00 h-c-a 9 minutes B&W: $1.55 Intended to warn boys and girls against Highlights of the following fights: Car- becoming victims of sex criminals. nera vs. Schaff; Tunney vs. Dempsey; Through several episodes—a lovers' lane, Battalino vs. Chocolate; and Tunney vs. baby sittings, and a pickup — teen-age Carpentier. boys and girls come to understand why it is much better to be aware of possible MONARCHS OF THE RING perils and avoid them, than to take dan- (4th EDITION) (OF) gerous chances. h-c-a 9 minutes B&W: $1.55 Highlights -of the following fights: Firpo NATION'S MENTAL HEALTH vs. Brennan; Ross vs. Patrol; Dempsey (McGH) 19 minutes $3.75 vs. Sharkey; Louis vs. Lavinsky. c-a B&W: Shows the facilities for training doctors MONKEY ON THE BACK (McGH) and psychiatric personnel in three hos- c-a 30 minutes B&W: $5.50 pitals in Topeka, Kansas; the various An actual case history of a man who methods of therapy for psychiatric pa- struggles against drug addiction for tients and the work of the National As- twenty years and finally dies from an sociation of Mental Health in helping overdose. Discusses causes and conse- communities to set up mental health quences of addiction for the individual clinics. and society. NERVOUS SYSTEM, THE (EB) MOSQUITOES AND MALARIA (EP) j-h-c 11 minutes B&W: $2.00 j_h-c-a 10 minutes B&W: $2.00 Animated drawings describe the struc- Traces discoveries which revealed that ture and function of the central nervous mosquitoes are carriers of the malaria system, including the anatomy of the microbe and that the microbe emanates spinal cord, axones, dendrites, nerve from the Anopheles mosquito. Presents bundles, receptor and effector organs. the life of the mosquito, its breeding The nature of the nerve impulse and places, and the effect of its poison upon reflex arc also are presented. Micropho- human blood. tography reveals the intricate nature of nerve cells. Close-ups compare the dif- MOVING X-RAYS (AL) ferentiated reactions of an amoeba, a j_h-c-a 11 minutes B&W: $2.00 plant, a frog, and a cat. Amplified sounds Demonstrates the application of X-rays of actual nerve impulses in man and a on motion picture film. Due to motion cat are reproduced. picture X-rays, we are enabled to watch all the actions inside of the human body. NEW FRONTIERS OF MEDICINE One of the greatest contributions of (McGH) modern science has been put into prac- j_h-c-a 17 minutes B&W: $2.85 tical use. Here are the newest medical miracles — sulfa, penicillin, streptomycin, the artifi- MUSCULAR SYSTEM (UW) cial kidney, brain surgery — discovered j-h-c 11 minutes B&W: $2.00 by the specialist and the research scien- A human model demonstrates the action tist. The film also discusses the Rh of muscles in maintaining body posture blood factor and the new developments in standing and moving positions. As the in nutrition, as well as the progress made model moves, animated diagrams and in the study of heart diseases and cancer. X-ray photography are superimposed on it. Arm movement is shown through ac- NINE BAD SHOTS OF GOLF tion of biceps, triceps, and related mus- (McGH) cles. The position, attachment, function h-c-a 10 minutes Color: $3.00 of muscle related to bones and joints are Experts have analyzed all major golf explained. faults, broken them down into nine bad NINE 47 shots, and shown exactly how to correct NOSE: STRUCTURE AND each one in a combination of straight FUNCTION (EB) B&W; action, slow-motion photography, and M j-h-c-a 11 minutes Color: $3.25 "freeze frame" shots. By use of animation and microphotogra- NINE BASIC FUNCTIONAL SYS- phy, the nose is described according to TEMS OF THE HUMAN BODY physiology and its functions of breathing (BR) and smelling. The protective system of the h-c 11 minutes B&W: $2.00 breathing organs and the reasons for breakdowns in the nasal The principal and basic constituents of passages are also explained. the human system are set forth by means of animated drawings in nine NOSE, THROAT, AND EARS (McGH) groups — circulatory, nervous, sensory, h-c-a 11 minutes B&W: $2.25 digestive, lymphatic, endocrinal, skeletal, Animated drawings of the nose, throat, muscular, and excretory. The description and ears are utilized extensively so that of each group is confined to essential the student may clearly see their struc- facts. ture and functions, and thereby under- NO SMOKING (SD) stand the recommended procedures for their care. Shows how infection, once j-h 10 minutes B&W: $2.00 started, may spread throughout the nose, boy and girl start to light a cigarette. A throat, and ears because of continuous The narrator stops them and explains mucous membrane lining. how smoking costs each smoker $150 to $500 per year, and affects the health and OBESITY — PROBLEMS OF FAT length of life of smokers. FORMATIONS AND OVER-

WEIGHT (EB) . NOISE AND HEALTH (THE B&w $20Q SEARCH) (CBS) j-h 12 minutes Color: $3.25 h-c-a 27 minutes B&W: $5.50 Illustrates the physiology of fat forma- Noise has a very great effect on the tion in the human body. Analyzes physi- health and stability of people. This is ological and psychological causes of the conclusion reached by the officials at overweight. Reveals ways in which body the University of California at Los An- weight can be controlled and explains geles. Specialists on the science of the danger of uncontrolled fat accumu- acoustics are in the process of develop- lation. ing new methods of noise control in OLYMPIC GAMES — 1952 (UW) order to give the maximum 'satisfaction j-h-c-a 29 minutes B&W: $4.00 and protection to the human being. The highlights of the major competitions NONE FOR THE ROAD (YA) held in Helsinki, Finland. Emphasizes the activities of the U.S. athletes. h-c 14 minutes B&W: $3.25 Discusses the problem of teen-age drink- OLYMPIC WINTER THRILLS (OF) ing and driving, stressing that alcohol in j-h-c-a 9 minutes B&W: $1.55 any amount is dangerous for the driver. Depicts the 1948 Olympics held in Switz- BIRTH, (MF) erland. Includes scenes of hockey, figure NORMAL A skating, skate racing, bobsled racing, and h-c-a 11 minutes $2.70 B&W: skiing. Birth of a child, from the time the mother enters the delivery room until ONE AGAINST THE WORLD (TFC) she leaves it. Because of the subject j-h-c 11 minutes B&W: $1.50 matter, the film is for distribution only Dr. Ephraim McDowell, ridiculed by his to qualified persons and for showing to profession and threatened by his neigh- properly constituted groups under the bors, performs a major operation on a supervision of a qualified leader. human being in Danville, Kentucky, on Christmas Day, 1809. Restricted to class- NORWEGIAN FOLK DANCES room use. (AFR) j-h-c-a 11 minutes Color: $3.25 146,000 COULD LIVE (230,000 WILL Distinctive dance routines of Norway as DIE) (ACS) handed down from generation to gener- h-c-a 30 minutes B&W: $2.00 ation. Background music accompanies A dramatic representation of the dangers the dancers, who execute three routines: of cancer. Dr. J. Cameron, Head of the Reibender, Sprindans, and Fire Turen. American Cancer Society, narrates this —

48 OPEN absorbing film. He describes symptoms PERSONAL HYGIENE FOR BOYS of the disease and interviews people who (C) have had cancer, but who, because of j-h-c 10 minutes B&W: $2.00 either luck or wisdom found out about it A high school boy learns hygiene habits early enough and were cured. necessary for good health and good so- cial living. Stress is upon cleanliness OPEN T FORMATION (GF) how and why — with special emphasis on h-c-a 10 minutes Color: $3.25 particular problems of adolescent boys, shaving Shows open plays, trick and pass plays such as and complexion. For boys only. of the T formation. PERSONNEL DAMAGE CONTROL: OUR TEETH (KB) ARTIFICIAL RESPIRATION i-j-h 10 minutes B&W: $2.00 (CAA) Shows the growth and structure of our j-h-c-a 10 minutes Color: $2.00 teeth, with emphasis on their organic Demonstrates artificial respiration in vitality. Besides furnishing complete counteracting effects of drowning, as- factual information about our teeth, it phyxiation, or electrical shock. Shows gives reasons rather than methods for the prone position of the victim, and the oral hygiene. position of the person practicing arti- ficial respiration. OUT OF TRUE (IFB) PERSONNEL DAMAGE CONTROL: h-c-a 41 minutes B&W: $7.00 HEAT EXHAUSTION, SUN- Through domestic strain, the mind of a STROKE, AND BURNS (UW) young wife and mother temporarily gives h-c-a 11 minutes B&W: $1.50 way. After she attempts suicide she is Explains the symptoms of and demon- taken to a mental home where modern strates first aid measures for heat ex- methods of analysis and treatment dis- haustion, sunstroke, and burns. Defines close the long-hidden cause of her trouble. first, second, and third degree burns. PHEASANT FEVER (SF) PATHWAY INTO LIGHT (BIS) h-c-a 11 minutes Color: $3.25 j-h-c-a 18 minutes B&W: $3.00 Pictures the training of a young dog in The work of Louis Braille who devel- field work. oped the alphabet for the blind. De- scribes the process of the Braille system PHYSICAL FITNESS (THE and shows how books are printed. We SEARCH) (CBS) see how blind children are taught to h-c-a 27 minutes B&W: $5.50 read in special schools. What makes a champion? This question is being answered by the results of tests PAY ATTENTION (NYU) and experiments being carried on at the c-a 30 minutes B&W: $5.40 University of Illinois. Gives certain Shows the education and personality types of exercise and training designed problems faced by the child who is hard to keep one in good condition, in order of hearing, but is not "deaf." Suggests to help extend the average life span. ways which parents, teachers, and spe- PHYSICAL REHABILITATION cialists can help. Selected pre-school, (THE SEARCH) (CBS) school age, and high school children who h-c-a 27 minutes B&W: $5.50 are hard of hearing are followed through Demonstration and explanation of new a variety of problems and remedial tech- skill and techniques in the field of phys- niques. The use of "context" methods of ical medicine and rehabilitation are pre- teaching speech reading and early use of sented by the New York University re- hearing aids where appropriate are stressed. search department in a story form. The causes and results of experimentation are PERSONAL HEALTH FOR GIRLS centered around the physical rehabilita- (C) tion of a paraplegic war veteran. j-h-c 10 minutes B&W: $2.00 An attractive high school girl shows the PIGSKIN CHAMPIONS (TFC) daily health habits so necessary to social j-h-c 10 minutes B&W: $1.30 poise and self-confidence. Cleanliness, The Green Bay Packers demonstrate proper complexion care, moderate exer- football techniques. Shots of routine cise, balanced diet are some of the plays including the forward pass off- and a ; essential features. For girls only. tackle play, place kick, double spinner, PITCHING 49 block kick, hidden ball play, a short pass, medium-sized American community, De- and a short lateral pass are shown. Re- catur, Illinois, organized and developed stricted to classroom use. an outstanding community recreation program. It takes you pictorially through PITCHING STARS (IHAA) the planning stages, the promotion pro- j-h 18 minutes B&W: $2.00 gram, and finally shows you one of the Baseball pitchers in action as they dem- finest all-year community-wide recrea- onstrate form and style of delivery. tion programs in the United States. This Many greats of the diamond are used as documentary-type film presents convinc- illustrations. ing evidence of what can be done, with PLAY BALL (McGH) limited funds, to provide recreation ac- tivities for each person in a community. j-h-c-a 14 minutes B&W: $3.70 Operation of a major-league baseball POLE VAULT (C) club, of recruiting talent, methods and j-h 8 minutes B&W: $2.00 sidelights on many well-known players. Beginning pole vaulters are instructed in PLAY BALL, SON (YA) basic fundamentals. Experts in the vault j-h 17 minutes B&W: $3.25 indicate the preparation of the pole, length A group of high school boys expertly of the run, approach, pushup, and demonstrate the correct techniques of final turn of the body as the athlete clears the bar. play at all positions on the baseball A complete analysis of team. the technique of vaulting, with emphasis on coordination and timing. PLAY BETTER GOLF (2 Parts) (OF) h-c-a 10 minutes each part POSTURE AND EXERCISE (EB) B&W: $1.50 each j-h-c 11 minutes B&W: $2.00 FUNDAMENTALS: Lloyd Mangrum, Describes and explains muscle activity Sam Snead, Patty Berg, and Jim F'errier and physiology of exercise. The various show the "know how" of the three fun- concepts presented include the relation damentals of good golf — correct grip, of the nervous system to the skeletal aim, and swing. muscles; motor units of work; muscle ADVANCED: The champions show ap- tonus in relation to posture; develop- plied techniques in overcoming hazards ment of endurance; and peripheral circu- and obstacles — high grass, water haz- lation as it is related to general physical ards, tree blocks, and sand traps. Special efficiency. attention to proper clubs, chip shots and POSTURE AND PERSONALITY putting. (SSF) PLAY CHAMPIONSHIP BASKET- j-h 11 minutes Color: $3.35 BALL (ASF) Emphasizes the correlation between pos- j-h-c 60 minutes B&W: $9.00 ture and personality by showing the in- Demonstrations of shooting, passing, fluence of posture upon appearance and dribbling, tapping, screening, blocking, the efficiency in sports, games, making use of arms and hands, defense on jump, friends, and getting a job. guarding the shooter, infractions, drills, POSTURE HABITS (C) types of plays, and all major phases of i-j 11 minutes court play. Basketball fundamentals B&W: $2.00 demonstrated by the two-time national This film develops posture consciousness championship Oklahoma A & M team and motivates the cultivation of good with Ail-American Bob Kurland and posture habits. It treats standing, walk- Coach Henry Iba. Specifically designed ing, and sitting positions, using a puppet to explain as a coach's training aid. bodily structure, showing scrapbook examples of good posture PLAY VOLLEYBALL (ASF) among adults, and why posture is im- i-j-h-c-a 20 minutes B&W: $3.10 portant. Slow motion and stop action photogra- phy are used to clarify the essentials of PRENATAL CARE (MF) h-c-a 21 minutes volleyball. A full explanation of the B&W: $4.50 game intends to promote its finer qual- Diagrams show the female organs and ities. the changes that take place during preg- nancy. Emphasizes the fact that the PLAYTOWN, U.S.A. (AI) prospective mother should work with h-c-a 25 minutes Color: $6.50 the doctor and her husband in planning Here is a fast-moving story of how a exercise, diet, and clothing. Diagrams 50 PREVENTING

show the development of the embryo, Modern manufacturing methods set up a with emphasis on the weight gain during system of standards and control for the last three months. ether, preventive vaccines, insulin, and PREVENTING THE SPREAD OF antibiotics. Points out value of a brand DISEASE (NMP) name to products. a 10 minutes B&W: $2.00 RABIES (McGH) Communicable disease may be reduced if i-j-h-a 15 minutes B&W: $2.85 the individual and the community take This film has been made to acquaint strong measures of control. Both need to both children and adults with the facts cooperate in order to prevent epidemics. about rabies — its cause, its effects and its control, using actual photographs of PROBLEM DRINKERS (McGH) rabid dogs as well as specially-trained h-c-a 19 minutes B&W: $3.40 healthy ones. Takes you step-by-step through an alco- holic's downfall and his rehabilitation. RECREATIONAL AND OCCUPA- Tells what has been done by such organ- TIONAL THERAPY (UW) izations as Alcoholics Anonymous, the c-a 13 minutes B&W: $2.50 Research Council of Problems of Alco- Recreational and occupational activities hol and the Yale School of Alcohol must be fitted to the patient's condition. Studies to control alcoholism and have Considers individualized occupational it recognized as a disease. therapy as supervised by the nurse, group occupational work in the hospital PROFILE OF A PROBLEM and community, and social recreation DRINKER (McGH) projects. c-a 27 minutes B&W: $5.50 An absorbing portrayal of the causes and REHABILITATION OF RESPIRA- (NFI) effects of liquor in the life of a young TORY PATIENTS architect. Analyzes some of the reasons c-a 10 minutes B&W: $2.00 which may lead a person into problem Explains why the National Foundation drinking. for Infantile Paralysis cannot declare victory over polio until everything pos- PROMENADE ALL — WESTERN sible has been done for the casualties. SQUARE DANCING (GA) Produced for doctors, nurses, physical h-c-a 9 minutes B&W: $2.00 therapists, social workers, and others Includes 18 or more different figures of who work with polio patients. popular and exhibition squares. Produced with the cooperation of the Folk Danc- RELAYS, THE (UW) j-h-c 11 minutes ing Federation of California and its B&W: $2.00 member clubs. In stressing fundamentals, condition and form, this film demonstrates passing, PROPER STEPS (ASF) right and left exchange, merging of j_h-c-a 9 minutes B&W: $2.00 runners' speed, baton grips, start, cup Offers suggestions on how to avoid foot style, overhand and underhand action, trouble, and points out common foot fly-scoop, and team work. abuses and errors in walking habits. RESCUE BREATHING (AFP) PUBLIC ENEMY NO. I (WCTU) general 21 minutes B&W: $4.20 h-c-a 20 minutes B&W: $3.10 Designed to teach the techniques of Photographed against a panorama of Rescue Breathing (mouth-to-mouth or Pacific Coast and mountain scenery, the mouth-to-nose) to all ages in groups of film depicts a vacation taken by a doctor all types. Re-enacts the laboratory ex- and his two sons. During the trip the periments which scientifically proved doctor tells his sons about alcohol and that rescue breathing is far superior as the alcohol problem; how alcoholic bev- an emergency source of lifesaving oxygen erages are made, advertised, and sold; than the manual methods of artificial their damaging effect on mind and body, respiration. Demonstrates exactly how and how the use of alcoholic beverages rescue breathing is used to save the lives leads to ruined lives, broken homes, and of unconscious victims of drowning, to vice and crime. drugs, electric shock, gas asphyxiation, RX — THE STORY BEHIND YOUR and chest injury. DOCTOR'S PRESCRIPTION (I) RESPIRATION (UW) h-c-a 18 minutes B&W: $2.00 j-h 11 minutes B&W: $2.00 A survey of how the resources of chem- Shows movements of the diaphragm and ical and biological sciences contribute to thorax in breathing, along with functions medical services throughout the world. of the nasal passages, trachea. Includes REST 51 both internal and external respiration, ROSE BOWL GAME OF 1952 (UI) and pictures the distribution of oxygen general 36 minutes B&W: $5.00 by means of the circulatory system and Every exciting play of Illinois' 40 to 7 release of energy by oxidation of food. conquest of Stanford in the 1952 Rose REST AND HEALTH (C) Bowl Game. Johnny Karras, Bill Tate, and the j-h 10 minutes B&W: $2.00 Tommy O'Connell spark Illinois offense. See Chuck Boerio's great line Burning the candle at both ends — that backing and watch Bill McColl, giant was George lately. Training for the con- Stanford end, in action. ference track meet, trying to keep those grades up, not getting enough sleep — even Sue was beginning to notice the RUTH ST. DENIS AND TED Series) change in him. The coach succeeds in SHAWN (Wisdom (EB) showing George the importance of j-h 28 minutes B&W: $6.00 enough rest and sleep, and their effect on Interviews two of the most distinguished every daily activity. Explains the funda- founders of the modern dance in Amer- mental facts about rest and teaches stu- ica. The conversation covers many dents to build correct rest habits. phases of their life and work during the past half century and the film features RETRIEVERS AT WORK (KVF) performances of three dances they cre- h-c-a 11 minutes Color: $3.40 ated which greatly influenced American The following dogs are shown being choreography: "Incense" and "White trained and then as finished retrieving Nautch" by Miss St. Denis and "Japanese dogs: Black Labradors, Chesapeakes, Warrior" by Mr. Shawn. Goldens, and Irish Water Spaniels. RETURN TO LIFE (UI) SADLER'S WELLS BALLERINA h-c-a 24 minutes Color: $2.00 (McGH) Many services are performed by the Uni- j-h-c-a 14 minutes Color: $4.00 versity of Illinois' Division of Services Tells the story of a young dancer about for Crippled Children. A case history in- to make her debut. Behind her lie count- volving a little girl with a congenital less hours of exercise, study, and re- heart malformation brings to light how hearsal. Ahead of her, if she succeeds, they assist children. Other services de- the role of a featured ballerina. More scribed pertain to hearing problems, than the glamour of the theater, this polio, spastic paralysis, and other diseases. film emphasizes the sacrifice and hard work that underlie any artist's success. RHYTHMIC EXERCISES (BFS) j-h-c 10 minutes B&W: $2.00 SAFE SWIMMING (GPP) Presents a group of school boys, illus- i-j-h 10 minutes B&W: $2.00 trating rhythmic techniques, in a series An appeal to youngsters to swim in su- of exercises done to a simple melodic pervised places where there is life-guard background. Each element is demon- protection rather than in the treacherous strated in slow-motion detail. unsupervised areas. Health information RIDING THE CREST (PF) is combined with the appeal to safety. general 9 minutes B&W: $1.55 The film taken at Waikiki, Hawaii, de- SAVE THOSE TEETH (EB) picts the art of surf-board riding and i-j 10 minutes B&W: $2.00 outriggering. Emphasizes the importance of proper ROAD TO HEALTH AND cleaning in the care of teeth, and illus- HAPPINESS (KB) trates how the teeth are affected by ex- cessive use of refined sugar. Identifies j-h 10 minutes B&W: $2.00 the kind of bacteria that change sugar to Mentions diet, rest, safety, school nurse, acid in the mouth. Demonstrates the use school examination, immunization and of sodium fluoride solution in the pre- tuberculin test, correction of deformed vention of tooth decay and prescribes faces and irregular teeth, medical and specific rules to be followed in the care dental examination and shows an effec- of teeth, tive way to care for the mouth, teeth, and body. SCHOOL HEALTH IN ACTION (O) ROLLER SKATING: ROLLER h-c-a 25 minutes B&W: $4.80 RHYTHM (RKO) Shows how voluntary local health groups h-c-a 7 minutes B&W: $1.50 composed of parents and local profes- Demonstration by some of the roller sional people can work to achieve a rink champions along with general shots healthful environment, health instruction, of the sport. and health services in the school.

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SHOOTING IN BASKETBALL (EB) toms, and treatment of gonorrhea and j-h 10 minutes B&W: $2.00 syphilis. Utilizes unique motion picture techniques to demonstrate fundamentals of effective SKATING FANTASY (SF) i-j-h-c-a 9 minutes Color: shooting in basketball. Illustrates cor- $2.95 rect stance, grip, aim, throwing action, Barbara Ann Scott does three skating finger-tip control, propulsion, and follow- ballets. through. Emphasizes effectiveness of the SKELETON, THE (EB) trajectory. medium-arc j-h 12 minutes B&W: $2.00 SHOT PUT (UW) Describes in detail the formation, growth, development, function j-h-c 11 minutes B&W: $2.00 and of the human skeleton. Microphotography and ani- In stressing fundamentals, condition and mated drawings reveal what bones con- form, this film demonstrates tension con- sist of and how they grow. Dramatic trol, finger and hand grip, fitting styles motion picture x-ray photography shows to physiques, finger and wrist snap, foot how joints move. Attention is called to positions, explosive hip snap, and pro- the role of proper food and good posture gressive tension and effort. in the correct development of bone. SHOULD YOU DRINK? (McGH) SKI THRILLS (SM) h-c-a 21 minutes Color: $4.70 general 10 minutes Color: $3.25 Designed to promote discussion and self- Thrilling and beautiful color shots of analysis about reasons for moderate expert skiers enjoying themselves on the drinking, this film dramatically focuses high expanses of the Sierra Mountains. attention on the importance of each per- son making an honest and intelligent de- SKIN (Silent) (EB) cision about the use of alcohol. A young i-j-h 15 minutes B&W: $1.50 couple gives a party to which they invite Contrasts the skins of various animals. ensuing four other couples. During an It shows structure and method of growth discussion, different views are expressed of human skin; explains the sensation of about drinking. The film ends as the touch, the formation of "gooseflesh"; narrator poses several questions about how hair "stands on end"; the secretion the reasons behind a person's use of al- of sweat; and the growth of hair and cohol and his attitudes toward drinking. nails. Illustrates the proper care of the SILENT WAR, THE (UW) skin. j-h-c 10 minutes B&W: $1.50 SMALL CRAFT SAFETY (KER) The story of the war against yellow fe- i-j-h-c-a 14 minutes B&W: $2.75 ver, waged by scientists in the jungles of Shows that the increased use of boating Colombia, is related in this film. It shows as a recreation makes it necessary for how vaccine is made, dried, frozen, and persons to be familiar with small craft transported by mule pack to the jungles, safety. Points out common causes of and how yellow fever is being conquered accidents, how they can be avoided, in equatorial South America. stresses safe conduct, rules of boating, rescue and life saving techniques in- (C) SIMPLE STUNTS volved in canoes, rowboats, outboards, i-j-h 10 minutes $2.00 B&W: and small sailboats. This film gives a detailed explanation of simple stunts for strength, stunts for SNIFFLES AND SNEEZES (McGH) skill, and stunts with sticks. Safety pre- j-h 10 minutes B&W: $2.20 cautions are emphasized and the benefits Why colds start, how they spread and of variations on simple stunts are dem- what to do to prevent them are shown onstrated. in this film. By means of a unique de- vice, the film effectively portrays the SITTING RIGHT (ASF) most common ways in which cold-pro- i-j-h 9 minutes B&W: $2.00 ducing viruses are spread. It also shows The technique of sitting correctly — how ways in which the body defends itself to sit down and how to get up. Leg, arm against germs. and hand positions are shown. SNOW SPEED (UW) SIXTEEN TO TWENTY-SIX (NFBC) i-j-h-c-a 7 minutes B&W: $1.55 a 17 minutes B&W: $3.20 Shows ski jump champions, speeding ice Designed for female audiences only, this boats, a horse race on a frozen lake, and film presents facts about the extent, bobsledding at Mt. Rainier's winter transmission, course of infection, symp- sports carnival. SOAP 53

SOAP (EB) SOFTBALL FUNDAMENTALS (YA) j-h 11 minutes B&W: $2.00 i-j 11 minutes B&W: $2.00 Explains the nature, manufacture, and Designed to teach the individual tech- cleansing action of soap through simple niques of play involved in softball, using laboratory demonstrations, animated draw- junior high school girls to demonstrate ings, and a visit to a large commercial plant. the plays. Illustrates the techniques of batting, throwing, pitching, base-running, SOCCER FOR GIRLS (C) and fielding. j-h-c 10 minutes B&W: $2.00 Demonstrates the basic skills of soccer SOMETHING YOU DIDN'T EAT in easy-to-learn detail, with close-ups (WDP) and slow motion, using skilled players. general 10 minutes Color: $2.00 Includes the various kinds of traps, drib- Explains in entertaining details how one bles, and passes, and their applications to should learn to select a diet from the game situations. seven basic groups of foods to insure SOCCER — THE UNIVERSAL GAME sufficient supply of the essential nutrients. (HPA) SPEED-A-WAY (LAR) j_h-c-a 10 minutes B&W: $1.75 j-h-c 10 minutes B&W: $2.00 Intended as an introduction for Ameri- This new game for boys and girls is a cans of all ages to the world's most combination of the elements of soccer, widely played team sport — soccer. Dem- basketball, speedball, field ball, and onstrates fundamentals and techniques of hockey with an opportunity for players the game by means of both action shots to run with the ball. and animated sequences. SPEEDBALL FOR GIRLS (C) SOCIAL DANCING (C) j-h-c 10 minutes B&W: $2.00 j-h-c 10 minutes B&W: $2.00 Introduces students to an exciting game Here are the two basic fox trot and which is rapidly growing in popularity. waltz steps, with three simple variations. The film lucidly explains players' posi- Both the boy's and girl's parts are shown tions on the field, the rules of the game, in close view, and each step or variation techniques in developing team coopera- is clearly explained with diagrammatic tion and individual skills — kicking, jug- effects. gling, volleying, passing, and receiving. SOFIA GIRLS (FON) SPEEDWAY (OF) j-h-c-a 11 minutes B&W: $1.75 j-h-c-a 9 minutes B&W: $1.55 Pupils of public school of Sofia parish All types of automobile racing in France, in Stockholm are noted for their skill in England, and Monte Carlo along with gymnastics and rhythmics. The film thrills at the Indianapolis Speedway shows the girls in the rhythmic exercises make this an interesting film. which have become associated with their name. SPINAL COLUMN, THE (EB) j-h-c 11 minutes B&W: $2.00 SOFTBALL FOR BOYS (C) Supplementing live action scenes with j-h 10 minutes B&W: $2.00 x-ray and stop-motion photography, ani- Play ball! Boys will rally to the call mated drawings, and graphic close-ups, with added enthusiasm after seeing this this film provides a detailed study of fast moving film. They'll want to try the structure and functions of the spinal that hook-slide, pull that fast double column. The five spinal regions are iden- play, improve their bunting technique. tified. The curvatures of the spine are Slow motion photography is used to described, and the importance of good analyze the individual player skills and posture is stressed. the principles of team play in actual game situations. Emphasis is also placed SPLITS, SPARES, AND STRIKES on pitching techniques. (TFC) h-c-a 10 minutes B&W: $2.00 SOFTBALL FOR GIRLS (C) Championship form is demonstrated by j-h-c 10 minutes B&W: $2.00 Tillie Taylor, famous woman bowler. Re- Takes up the fundamental softball skills stricted to classroom use. of throwing, catching, batting, and field- ing. Each player's individual skill and SPORT'S GOLDEN AGE (McGH) coordinated teamplay is pointed out to h-c-a 15 minutes B&W: $3.70 show students how practice improves Emphasizes America's propensity for play. sports of all kinds. Shows sports greats 54 SPORTS

in action: Knute Rockne, Red Grange, SQUARE DANCE MEDLEY (OF) Johnny Weissmuller, Jack Dempsey, Joe i-j-h-c-a 10 minutes B&W: $2.00 Louis, Bob Feller, Joe Dimaggio. Shows Includes the Lady Around the Lady; the making of sports equipment. Pre- Duck for the Oyster, Dig for the Clam; sents Americans enjoying sports from and Hinky Dinky Parley Vous. swimming to skiing. SPORTS 'ROUND THE GLOBE SQUARE DANCING (OSG) (UW) i-j-h-c-a 14 minutes Color: $4.00 j_h-c-a 9 minutes B&W: $1.55 The purpose of the film is to arouse in- terest and depict the fun An exciting selection of outstanding and wholesome features square sports events filmed by foreign camera- of dancing. men including bicycle polo, motocycle — (EB) soccer, one-leg skiing in the Alps, auto STEPS OF THE BALLET j-h-a 25 minutes race on slippery roads, Grand National B&W: $4.50 Steeplechase and other thrilling events. The film shows the basic classical posi- tions and movements of the ballet. Dur- SPORTS SPELLBINDERS (OF) ing rehearsal, the work of the choreog- j_h-c-a 10 minutes B&W: $1.55 rapher, the composer, and the designer Performers in this film feature skiing on are explained. Then a finished perform- sand and water, shooting dangerous ance is presented. Music is played by the rapids, mile-a-minute motorboat races, London Symphony Orchestra. Robert motocycle races and ancient autos in Helpmann, famous choreographer and daredevil races. dancer, is the narrator. SPRINGBOARD AND FRONT APPROACH (UW) STOP SILICOSIS (USDA) j-h-c 10 minutes Color: $3.65 h-c 10 minutes B&W: $2.00 Dramatizes causes and results of silicosis An excellent film on diving which stresses the importance of approach and spring. and some of the hazardous conditions Slow motion photography analyzes ap- under which a million Americans work. proach, hurdle and take-off. Demonstra- It shows the contrast between x-ray sili- cosis and normal lungs. tions by Olympic champion Vicki Draves. SPRINGBOARD DIVING (UC) STORY OF DR. JENNER (TFC) j-h-c 13 minutes B&W: $3.75 j-h-c-a 10 minutes B&W: $1.75 Shows the fundamentals of springboard Dramatizes the story of Dr. Jenner, an diving with detailed illustrations of the English country physician. Describes position of the body in the air, the how he tested and proved his theory of proper use of feet and arms, and the ap- immunization through vaccination despite proach and take-off from the spring- vigorous opposition, and how he finally board. Techniques for the swan dive, brought the dread plague of smallpox under running front dive, and the back jump control. Restricted to classroom use. and exercises for control of the body in the air are also depicted. STORY OF MENSTRUATION (KC) SPRINGBOARD TECHNIQUES (C) j-h-c-a 10 minutes Color: $ .50 j-h 10 minutes B&W: $2.00 Animated drawings and diagrams are to explain the physiology of Proper use of the springboard is ex- used men- plained in this film as a prerequisite to struation in women. Suggests methods skillful diving. Stop motion and slow of care and hygiene, and encourages a motion are used for detailed analysis of healthy attitude toward the process. lifts, tucks, somersaults, and other skills. OF Techniques are summarized in a final STORY THE BLOODSTREAM, I (MIS) sequence of outdoor shots showing the PART h-c-a 30 minutes Color: $8.45 finished performance of expert divers. Tells the fascinating story of the most SPRINTS, THE (UW) efficient pump in the world, the human j-h-c 21 minutes B&W: $3.80 heart. Pictures inside a beating human The fundamentals of the 100 and 220 yard heart are made possible by an instru- dash, including impact style and natural ment designed and constructed in the stretch stride, synchronization of leg and Moody Institute of Science Laboratory. arm action, starting techniques, place- The circulatory system, is revealed to ment and digging of start holes, foot have a hundred thousand miles of capil- movement, balanced arm action, back- laries, many so small that the microscopic ward arm jab, and the counterbalance of blood cells must squeeze through in the arms. single file. STORY 55

STORY OF THE BLOODSTREAM, SWIMMING AND DIVING ACES PART II (MIS) (UW) h-c-a 20 minutes Color: $6.50 general 11 minutes B&W: $2.00 Shows how life hangs by a very slender Value of early training, need of stamina, thread, the chemistry of the red blood and vital role of timing in diving are cell. By radioactive tracer atoms the illustrated. Champions exhibit one and speed with which the blood carries food one-half forward somersault; one and and oxygen to the trillions of body cells one-half gainor; front jack with full is dramatically illustrated. A search for twist; and back jack analyzed by slow- the optimum shape of the red blood cell, motion camera. Demonstration of com- aided by the famous IBM research coni- ponent parts of skillful diving: balance, puter, reveals that the cell's peculiar take-off, position of arms, motion in the shape is just right for the job it has to air, and body position when entering do. water. STREPTOMYCIN (UW) SWIMMING — CRAWL STROKE j_h-c-a 10 minutes B&W: $2.00 (UW) h-c-a 8 minutes B&W: $1.50 Reviews the events and work that led to Illustrates the basic principles of the discovery of the drug streptomycin by stroke the arm movement, the kick, Dr. Waxman at Rutgers University. — and breathing. Includes slow motion STUDENT NURSE (NFBC) shots under water. h-c-a 30 minutes B&W: $5.00 SWIMMING FOR BEGINNERS (OF) A picture of girls-in-training at a large i-j-h 9 minutes B&W: $1.50 city hospital. This film indicates some Instructing a 10-year-old child in the of the courses they must take before basic fundamentals of swimming, from they are qualified to receive their caps — the conquest of fear to breathing, arm the insignia of success in the first stage strokes, and co-ordinated deep water of their careers. The practical part of swimming. nursing is illustrated as the student learns the art of changing the bed. Her SWIMMING, PART I: THE duties include the personal care of the BEGINNER (UW) patient to maintain nutrition, relieve an- i-j-h-a 6 minutes B&W: $1.50 noying symptoms, and insure physical Demonstrates how to breathe properly, and mental rest. kick, and float. STUTTERING (THE SEARCH) SWIMMING, PART II: GETTING (CBS) AFLOAT (UW) h-c-a 27 minutes B&W: $5.50 i-j-h-a 5 minutes B&W: $1.50 Presents clinical proof that stuttering Demonstrates primary swimming strokes will respond to proper therapy; de- — dog paddle, beginner's crawl, finning. scribes the constant failure to find any SWIMMING, PART III: ADVANCED organic basis for stuttering; carries a STROKES (UW) warning that parents most frequently i-j-h-a 5 minutes B&W: $1.50 are to blame for tomorrow's stutterers. Demonstrates the crawl, breast and SKI CHASE (OF) over-hand strokes, and the frog, scissors, SUN VALLEY and flutter kicks. j_h-c-a 7 minutes B&W: $1.55 One skier is elected hare, and the others SWORDSMANSHIP (AFLA) are the hounds, and the chase is on c-a 17 minutes B&W: $3.70 dangerous ski trails. Dangerous jumps, The challenge of a man's honor was sharp turns, swift slaloms, and other stated, and the duel followed. A man's dazzling techniques are demonstrated in honor was saved or destroyed by his this film taken in one of the world's most skill with a gun or sword. Today, the famous skiing areas. sport of swordsmanship is considered as one of the most exacting on the mind SWAN DIVE AND FRONT as well as the body. The blood and loss JACK-KNIFE (UW) of life has been eliminated, but the thrills j-h-c 10 minutes Color: $3.65 and excitement still remain. Demon- A diving film which teaches the steps to strated by members of the U.S. Olympic achieving perfect form on 1-meter board fencing team, this sport is brought to and in mid-air. Demonstrates abdominal life with all the movements and basic muscle exercises for use in these dives. fundamentals shown in excellent detail. 56 TABLE

TABLE TENNIS (TFC) TEETH, THE (EB) j-h-c 9 minutes B&W: $1.50 i-j-h 10 minutes B&W: $2.00 Table tennis, with experts playing in Explains the development and structure singles and doubles, is shown here. After of teeth and stresses the importance of an explanation of the grip, the players proper care. Demonstrates the cause of demonstrate push shots, service, spin decay and how it can be prevented by shot and return, forehand and back- eating proper foods, brushing the teeth hand shots, and footwork. Restricted to regularly and correctly, and consulting a classroom use. dentist frequently. Reveals the growth cycle of teeth from embryonic stage TACKLING IN FOOTBALL (EB) through adulthood. j-h 9 minutes B&W: $2.00 TEETH: THEIR STRUCTURE AND Utilizes slow-motion and stop-motion CARE (C) B&W: $2.00 photography to analyze basic techniques j-h 11 minutes Color: $3.25 in the shoulder tackle and cross-body Skillful animation shows the functions varia- tackle, together with the several of various teeth, the structure of a tooth, tions of each type. Stresses the_ im- and how decay spreads. Students are position, portance of correct starting motivated to proper dental care as a speed, drive, sure grip, timing, and body means of insuring dental health. control. Calls attention to safety meas- ures designed to insure against injuries TENNIS: COURT FAVORITES in tackling. (RKO) h-c-a 7 minutes B&W: $1.50 TARGET: TOOTH DECAY (UOK) High points of the game featuring h-c-a 10 minutes Color: $2.50 former tennis champions Bill Tilden, Karel Kozeluh, George Points out the value of modern dental Vincent Richards, Lott, Bruce Barnes. care with emphasis on sodium fluoride and treatment. The opening sequence shows TENNIS FOR BEGINNERS (OF) a group of Cleveland County Grade i-j-h 9 minutes B&W: $1.50 such School children at play and raises Former tennis champion Bill Tilden questions as: Are children so healthy narrates and appears in the film to after all? Aren't bad teeth too high a teach a boy how to play tennis. The boy can be done about price to pay? What is shown attempting each step, and the tooth decay? It then proceeds to answer film ends with the beginner and the the questions, suggesting, among other expert playing a game. things, concerted community-wide action. TENNIS TACTICS (TFC) TECHNIQUES OF FOIL FENCING j-h-c 10 minutes B&W: $1.50 (SILENT) (UC) Here Fred Perry shows us the technique h-c-a 15 minutes B&W: $1.50 in practicing for sustained relays and for Analyzes fencing positions at various short placement. This is followed by speeds with close-ups of footwork in illustrations of teaching technique for advance, retreat, lunge and lump lunge; service, pivot shots, a spinning ball, and handwork in correct grip on French and a service stance. Slow motion photog- extensively. Restricted to Italian foil; straight thrust, disengage, raphy is used one-two and one-two-three, double, classroom use. coupe, coupe disengage and coupe-coupe; TENNIS TECHNIQUE (ROG) simple parry 4,6,7,8 and half circle, j_h-c-a 9 minutes Color: $3.00 thrust in high counterparry 4 and 6, stop Illustrates forehand and backhand tech- and ends with a and low line. Begins niques, service, and volley. Explains and Mayer, demonstration bout by Helene demonstrates the techniques of group champion. United States and world teaching. Includes sequences of Pauline TECHNIQUE OF TENNIS (TFC) Betz in action. j_h-c-a 9 minutes B&W: $1.50 TERRIBLE TRUTH (SD) Tennis instructor, Lloyd Budge, brother j_h-c-a 10 minutes B&W: $2.00 of Don Budge, demonstrates correct Documents the story of one teen-age practices in such fundamentals as fore- girl, typical of youthful addicts. Starting hand and backhand grips, routine shots, with an occasional marijuana cigarette, and service. Explanation of footwork, she is induced to experiment with a timing, and an exhibition of net play "fix" of heroin. In a few days she is a complete the film. Slow motion photog- hopeless "hype," ends up with a criminal future. raphy is used for showing form and record and a blighted Judge technique. Restricted to classroom use. William T. McKesson of the Los THEY 57

Angeles Juvenile Court appears in the for the native British Columbian and film to present the arguments against visitor alike. The film provides a color- having any contact with drugs in any ful sampling of the kind of sport await- form. ing the fishermen, young or old, expert or amateur. THEY GROW UP SO FAST (AI) c-a 25 minutes Color: $6.50 TIME AND TWO WOMEN (ACS) Designed to highlight the reasons for c-a 20 minutes Color: $2.00 and content of a good program of Explains the early symptoms of uterine physical education. The attention of the cancer and the necessity for early treat- community is called to the importance ment. For women only. of adequate leadership and facilities for a complete program of physical educa- TOBACCO AND THE HUMAN tion, and as a result action is taken by BODY (EB) which children are given the opportunity j-h-a 15 minutes B&W: $3.25 to participate in a wide variety of ex- An authentic report on the scientific periences provided by physical education results of modern research, evaluating activities. the effects of the use of tobacco. An- THEY LIVE AGAIN (TFC) alyses tobacco smoke, demonstrates some of the psychological effects of j-h-c 11 minutes B&W: $1.50 smoking, and sums up factors to be con- The story of the medical research con- sidered in deciding whether or not to ducted by Dr. Banting and associate smoke. physicians in the laboratories of the University of Toronto in an attempt to TOUCHDOWN THRILLS OF 1949 find a cure for diabetes, and their dis- (OF) covery of insulin. Restricted to classroom j-h-c-a 9 minutes B&W: $1.55 use. Highlights of the following games: Army- THRILL A SECOND, A (UW) Pennsylvania, Tulane-Georgia Tech, Cor- j-h-c-a 10 minutes B&W: $1.55 nell-Pennsylvania, Notre Dame-Southern Sensation-seekers, both men and women, California, Army-Navy, and Notre Dame- Michigan. risk their lives to give performances of thrills. Parachuting, human cannonball, TOUCHDOWN THRILLS OF 1950 slide for life, racing auto smash-ups, and (OF) bug-boat marathon are shown. j-h-c-a 9 minutes B&W: $1.50 THRILLS OF THE SURF (IFI) Highlights from the following football j-h-c-a 7 minutes B&W: $1.75 games of the 1950 season: Purdue- Describes in action photography the ad- Notre Dame, Army-Harvard, Kentucky- Tech, ventures of life guards and water sports Georgia Ohio-Northwestern, Texas- experts in the exciting drama of surf- Southern Methodist, Princeton-Cornell, and board riding, water skiing, and surf boat Oklahoma-Texas. races. Filmed in Australia where long, TOURNAMENT OF ROSES mountainous waves break on the beaches. PARADE, 1952 (UI) The life guards festival, annual celebration general 24 minutes Color: $6.50 of surf sports, is described. Brilliant scenes of the Tournament of THROWING IN BASEBALL (EB) Roses Parade in Pasadena, California, on j-h 11 minutes B&W: $2.00 New Year's Day in 1952. Thousands of Explains the various techniques to be brightly colored, fresh flowers make up mastered in learning to throw a baseball the interesting and varied floats. effectively, including proper stance and TOWN AND COUNTRY grip. Professional players furnish dem- RECREATION (AI) onstrations which are made remarkably c-a 25 minutes Color: $5.80 clear by such unique motion picture de- is story of the vices as stop-motion, slow-motion, and Here a power-packed building recreation in rural close-up photography. Four throws are of programs analyzed: the overhand, the three-quar- areas .and villages of less than 5,000 population. see happens to a ter, the sidearm, and the underarm. You what sleepy town when a recreation program TIGHT LINES (NFBC) comes to life, through voluntary leader- general 17 minutes Color: $2.00 ship, and grows into a year-round public Copious lakes and streams, natural set- supported program. Explains basic rec- tings of unsurpassed beauty, and the reation planning and organization, fi- provincial government's continuous fish- nancing, building of facilities, utilization stocking program assure full pleasure of local resources, development of en- 58 TRACKING thusiasm, and group action. Shows coach explains the basic rules and play where to get help and how to utilize it. of the game, including such things as TRACKING THE SLEEPING scoring, fouls, out-of-bounds, and jump DEATH (TFC) ball. He also points out the common rules of courtesy to be followed by j-h-c 11 minutes B&W: $1.50 spectators. David and Mary Bruce, who have fought plagues and epidemics in all parts of UNDERSTANDING VITAMINS (EB) Africa, are sent to Uganda by the British j-h-a 14 minutes Color: $5.00 Government to search for the cause of Graphically explains what vitamins are, the sleeping sickness plague that has how they work, and why they are broken out among the natives. They necessary for good health. Points out eventually discover that the germ is natural sources of important vitamins carried by the Tse-tse fly. Restricted to and reveals the effects on body tissues classroom use. of a diet lacking in certain vitamins. TRAGIC HOUR OF DR. SIMMEL- Re-creates major events in the discovery WEISS, THE (YOU ARE of vitamins and calls attention to THERE) (CBS) present-day research. j_h-c-a 27 minutes B&W: $5.50 VICTORY OVER POLIO (CBS) The story of Dr. Simmelweiss's dis- h-c-a 27 minutes B&W: $5.70 missal from the Vienna Hospital because The dramatic story of man's fight of his fight to prevent childbed fever. against the dread crippler, polio. After His struggle is highlighted by his accu- years and years of research by scientists sation that the medical profession is the world over, Dr. Jonas Salk finally inattentive to sanitary conditions. develops an effective vaccine. Originally TRIUMPH OF LOUIS BRAILLE, appeared over television in the Twen- THE (YOU ARE THERE) tieth Century Series. (CBS) VIM, VIGOR, AND VITAMINS j_h-c-a 27 minutes B&W: $5.50 (BFS) A new hope for the sightless materializes j-h 10 minutes B&W: $2.00 as the brave, blind Frenchman makes Discusses each vitamin, its richest food his plea for the adoption of his system sources and ways of including all the of teaching the blind to read. necessary vitamins in the daily menu. TRIUMPH WITHOUT DRUMS (TFC) VISUAL PERCEPTION RESEARCH (THE SEARCH) (CBS) j-h-c 10 minutes B&W: $2.00 h-c-a 27 minutes B&W: $5.50 Reviews the thirty-three-year vigil of Ohio State University personnel explain Harvey Wiley and his efforts in Con- the equipment and tests used to measure gress to secure a Pure Food and Drug and improve vision to support the fact Act. By chemical tests and analysis that even persons with "normal" vision Wiley proves that meats and canned may double or even triple their vision. goods must be clean and pure and that Shows schools and business organi- sanitation and good health depend upon how zations are taking advantage of the the pureness of foods. By virtue of a results found in this research. convincing demonstration Wiley secures passage of the law and government VITAL SIGNS AND THEIR INTER- supervision of food and drugs. Restricted RELATION: BODY TEMPER- to classroom use. ATURE, PULSE, RESPIRA- TUBERCULOSIS, ITS DIAGNOSIS, TION, BLOOD PRESSURE TREATMENT, CONTROL (EB) (UW) j-h-a 10 minutes B&W: $2.00 c-a 30 minutes B&W: $3.75 respiratory, heat regu- Tells the story of a girl who contracts pul- Physiology of the monary tuberculosis. Describes, through latory, and circulatory systems and their animation, the process of primary infec- interrelation in normal functions and in tion and reinfection. Demonstrates tu- deviations from normal are described. berculin tests and x-ray examinations Also develops the concept of how to and describes effective hospital treat- ascertain and record the vital signs, the obser- ment, including rest, good food, fresh importance of making thorough of equip- air, sunshine, and cleanliness. vations, and how to take care UNDERSTANDING BASKETBALL ment. (YA) VOLLEYBALL FOR BOYS (C) i-j-h 10 minutes B&W: $2.00 i-j-h 10 minutes B&W: $1.75 Two teams demonstrate as a basketball The film shows in regular and slow VOLLEYBALL 59

motion photography the proper methods put, discus throw, hammer throw, and of serving, volleying, spiking, defensive javelin events. Slow-motion photography play and various drills to develop such facilitates careful study of correct form. skills. Correct beginning stance, body poise, VOLLEYBALL STRATEGY FOR grip, and foot and leg action are empha- GIRLS (YA) sized. j-h-c 10 minutes B&W: $2.20 WELTON — A HEALTHY Explains offense and defense patterns COMMUNITY (UWA) and strategy built around the use of h-c-a 31 minutes Color: $7.50 fundamental skills already learned. Dis- By explaining the way which one diph- cusses playing positions, serve place- theria case was quickly tracked down, ment, 1-2-3 attack, 1-2 attack, single isolated, and kept from spreading, the attack, spiking, blocking, rotation, and film gives a picture of how a modern, other items. full-time public health department serves VOLLEYBALL TECHNIQUES FOR the community. GIRLS (YA) j-h-c 10 minutes B&W: $2.20 WHAT IS DISEASE? (UW) Shows a variety of basic playing skills i-j 11 minutes Color: $2.55 using animation and slow motion pho- Using animation, this film presents illus- tography to analyze the basic techniques trations to show how disease enters the involved in such ball handling skills as body. Explains that harmful microbes overhand volley, spiking, underhand vol- may be air borne, water borne, trans- ley, blocking, serves, and others. mitted by insects, or even harbored in the soil. Use of the microscope to study WARNING SHADOW, THE (ACS) microbes is included. A Walt Disney c-a 17 minutes Color: $2.00 Production. Makes an appeal for men over 45 to have chest x-rays taken twice a year. Dis- WHAT MAKES US GROW (NFBC) cusses the characteristics of cancer and i-j 9 minutes B&W: $1.75 emphasizes early diagnosis and treat- Experiments with rats show the harmful ment. results of vitamin deficiencies, and chil- WATER DAREDEVILS (UW) dren are advised to eat more eggs, fresh j-h-c-a 7 minutes B&W: $1.55 vegetables, and fruit. Emphasizes that Shows comedy divers, water skiing, and a well-rounded diet is essential for boat racing. Full length aquatic fun. proper growth. WATER SAFETY (YA) WHAT WE EAT WE ARE (A) i-j-h 11 minutes B&W: $2.00 j-h-c-a 15 minutes Color: $2.00 A review of safe and dangerous practices Stresses the importance of properly in and near the water. Specific sugges- planned diets. Shows a variety of salads, tions are given about where to swim, desserts and special dishes using bananas water depth, location of swimming pool, for supplying nourishment and attrac- location of persons swimming with re- tiveness. spect to the shore, boats, docks, and other installations, and practices to fol- WINTER SPORTS (OF) low while swimming. Also explains how j-h-c-a 8 minutes B&W: $1.55 to use a boat, what to do in case of Champions demonstrate skiing, skating, capsizing, and precautions to take. Final tobogganing, bob-sledding, ice sailing, suggestions are: learn to swim well, and snow trotting. obey safety rules, and don't panic. WATERWAYS AND FLYWAYS OF WONDER DOGS IN ACTION (UW) THE NORTH (NFBC) j-h-c-a 10 minutes B&W: $1.55 j-h-c-a 17 minutes Color: $2.00 Foxhounds, setters, pointers, poodles Depicts the sport and vacation pleasures and Chesapeake retrievers are shown in actual hunting scenes, from the treeing that lie in store in Manitoba's northern lakelands. Once the domain of the of an Arizona wildcat to the retrieving of Mallard duck. trader and the trapper, this region now a offers rich rewards to the fisherman and WONDER ENGINE OF THE BODY the hunter. (BR) WEIGHT EVENTS (EB) j-h-c-a 10 minutes B&W: $2.00 j-h 11 minutes B&W: $2.00 Explains the anatomy, physiology and Demonstrates champion form in the shot proper care of the human heart. 60 WONDER

WONDER OF REPRODUCTION, WORLD SERIES OF 1948 (IHAA) THE (MIS) general 36 minutes B&W: $2.00 i-j 12 minutes Color: $3.35 Shows the highlights of the World Two boys and a girl come to see Uncle Series between the Cleveland Indians Bob's new fish. In one aquarium they and the Boston Braves. see the beautiful Siamese fighting fish SERIES OF 1949 (IHAA) building its characteristic bubble nest to WORLD general 33 minutes $2.00 house the eggs. Following sequences B&W: show the courtship, egg-laying, fertiliza- The Yankees trip the Dodgers, four tion, and hatching of the eggs. In the games to one, to take the 1949 World second aquarium the reproduction Series. Allie Reynolds and Preacher Roe process of the Egyptian Mouthbreeder trade 1-0 shutouts in the first two games, in is witnessed. The female carries the eggs and the Yankees take the next three in her mouth for about 15 days, taking a row to clinch an exciting series. no food during this time. This picture WORLD SERIES OF 1950 (IHAA) will help children form a wholesome general 30 minutes B&W: $2.00 picture of the reproductive process. Shows the highlights of the games be- WORK OF THE BLOOD (EB) tween the New York Yankees and the j-h 12 minutes Color: $4.05 Philadelphia Phillies. Through laboratory analysis of a blood WORLD SERIES OF 1951 (IHAA) sample, the structure of blood cells and general 40 minutes B&W: $2.00 the composition of plasma are revealed. Pictures the highlights of the games Animated drawings and x-ray motion between the New York Yankees and the pictures of the circulatory system illus- York Giants. trate the function of the blood — the New circulation of food elements and other WORLD SERIES OF 1952 (IHAA) materials to all body cells, the removal general 32 minutes B&W: $2.00 of wastes, the equalization of heat dis- The highlights of the games between tribution, and the defenses against dis- the New York Yankees and the Brook- ease. lyn Dodgers. WORK OF THE KIDNEYS (EB) WRESTLING FUNDAMENTALS j-h-c 11 minutes B&W: $2.00 AND TECHNIQUES: PART I, Animated drawings, together with labo- TAKEDOWN AND COUNTERS ratory demonstrations, describe the renal (UMI) system, the formation of urine, regula- h-c 11 minutes B&W: $2.00 tion of blood composition, and the func- A photographic study of the points to be tioning of the bladder. Relation of blood observed in this phase of wrestling. pressure to urine flow, and rate of secre- tion as affected by sugar, water, and WRESTLING FUNDAMENTALS temperature, are given particular con- AND TECHNIQUES: PART II, sideration. The film concludes with an ESCAPES AND REVERSALS analogy between kidney function and (UMI) the action of a gyroscope. h-c 11 minutes B&W: $2.00 Points out the "how to" of escapes and WORLD SERIES, 1946 (IHAA) reversals. general 30 minutes B&W: $2.00 Glimpses of the all-star game between WRESTLING FUNDAMENTALS the American and National League and AND TECHNIQUES: PART III, of the World Series between the Boston RIDES AND PIN HOLDS Red Sox and the St. Louis Cardinals. (UMI) h-c 22 minutes B&W: $3.50 1947 WORLD SERIES, (IHAA) Studies the fundamentals of rides and general 40 minutes $2.00 B&W: pin holds in amateur wrestling. Shows the actions and highlights of the series. Gives complete coverage of the WRESTLING THRILLS (OF) games. h-c-a 8 minutes B&W: $1.55 Grunts and groans from the padded WORLD SERIES OF 1947 (Short arena. Plenty of thrills and laughs as Version) (OF) the men and women wrestlers go general 7 minutes B&W: $1.55 through frantic antics that end up in a Highlights of the entire series, the sen- sizzling battle royal. sational struggle between the Yanks and the Dodgers. See all the exciting YELLOW JACK (TFC) plays by Dimaggio, Henrich, Walker, j-h 29 minutes B&W: $4.50 Robinson, Reese, and Stanley. Depicting the work of Dr. Reed and his YOUR 61

colleagues in Cuba, this excerpt from YOUR CHILDREN'S MEALS (BIS) the feature photoplay visualizes the man- c-a 14 minutes B&W: $2.50 ner in which the Yellow Fever Commis- This is a lively and imaginative attempt sion wiped out "yellow jack." Balked to make parents understand the reasons in his efforts to find a cure, Dr. Reed for good eating habits. In a series of decides to test the theory of Dr. Carlos incidents, the film points out many of the Finlay, whose studies had convinced him difficulties which occur three times a that the stegomyia mosquito is the car- day. There are no ready-made solutions rier of the disease. Dr. Reed calls for to each problem, but the film shows volunteers who will risk their lives in parents how they can see mealtime from an experiment, and five American the child's point of view as well as their soldiers agree to submit themselves to own and suggests different ways of the test. The results proved that the making foods attractive. stegomyia was the carrier, and by wip- ing out the mosquitoes, the Commission YOUR CHILDREN'S TEETH (BIS) eliminates the disease in Cuba. Restricted h-c-a 12 minutes B&W: $2.50 to classroom use. The film explains the structure of first YOUR BODY DURING and second teeth. The child should be ADOLESCENCE (McGH) given a well-balanced diet and taught proper of brushing the j-h 10 minutes B&W: $2.20 the method teeth. Decay should be attended to at What puberty means and how it affects once, for in its advanced stages it may the body is the theme of this film. poison the whole system. Using animation, the film shows the seven glands that regulate human life YOUR DOCTOR (McGH) and growth. Then follows a description j-h-c-a 15 minutes B&W: $3.60 of the reproductive organs with a com- various services doc- plete and detailed explanation of their Surveys the which tors for mankind. Features the function and use. perform work of a general practitioner in the YOUR CHILDREN WALKING mountains of North Carolina who must (McGH) travel by jeep to reach many of his c-a 19 minutes B&W: $4.00 patients. Highlights the work of the A review of different types of feet and American Medical Association and tells their normal functions is followed by of the education and training that stu- suggestions to parents on the care of dents receive before they get their M.D. children's feet. Advises on how to select degree. and care for shoes and socks, the need for sufficient exercise, and the necessity YOUR EARS (YA) of consulting a doctor about correcting i-j-h 10 minutes B&W: $2.00 foot troubles or purchasing proper fitting- Illustrates the construction of the human shoes. ear and the function of each of its parts. Discusses the manner in which certain CHILDREN'S EARS (BIS) YOUR diseases cause deafness, and stresses the h-c-a 15 minutes B&W: $3.00 necessity for proper care of the ears. Few people are born deaf, and all too Shows how sound waves are transmitted frequently loss of hearing in later life to the brain. is due to carelessness and ignorance. In this film, the physiology of the ear is YOUR EYES (YA) explained in detail diagrams. by animated i-j-h 10 minutes B&W: $2.00 Often children who appear dull and Animation and photography are used to unresponsive are suffering from hearing show the structure and function of the difficulties, which can easily be cleared eye. Explains farsightedness and near- up if given proper medical attention. sightedness and the ways of correction. YOUR CHILDREN'S EYES (BIS) Stresses the importance of proper care h-c-a 20 minutes B&W: $3.00 of the eye and its component parts. Rest, recreation, and good food are necessary to healthy eyesight. Medical YOUR HEALTH AT HOME (C) advice must be sought in cases of or- i-j 10 minutes B&W: $2.00 ganic defects or diseases, but the appli- Shows that personal cleanliness, proper cation of logical common sense in daily rest, good food habits, and cheerful, life will keep a healthy eye healthy. friendly attitudes on the part of the Amusing animated diagrams depict the family members all contribute to a physiology and care of the eye. healthy, happy home. 62 YOUR

YOUR HEALTH AT SCHOOL (C) themselves from disease carriers and by i-j 10 minutes B&W: $2.00 building up their body defenses. Illustrates what the school does to pro- HEALTH IN THE pleasant, clean, and healthful YOUR vide a COMMUNITY (C) atmosphere. Indicates that children can i-j 10 minutes B&W: $2.00 help by observing good personal health Depicts the services of a public health habits and by promptly reporting ill- department and other departments aimed nesses or injuries to their teachers. at maintaining and improving the health YOUR HEALTH DEPARTMENT of the community and suggests how the (NMP) individual may cooperate in his com- munity's health program. j-h-a 20 minutes B&W: $3.40 The activities of the public health de- YOUR TEETH (YA) partment are many and varied. Follow- i-j 10 minutes B&W: $2.00 ing are but a few of the areas in which The growth and structure of teeth, how the health department concerns itself: the baby teeth grow and are replaced by venereal disease, childbirth, tuberculosis, permanent teeth, the parts of a tooth, immunization, communicable diseases, and the manner in which a tooth decays pasteurization of milk, purification of are all shown. The importance of proper water. Although produced in 1941, the food and proper care in building strong functions depicted in this film are still teeth and preventing tooth decay is practiced. stressed. YOUR HEALTH: DISEASE AND YOUR VOICE (EB) ITS CONTROL (C) j-h 11 minutes B&W: $2.00 i-j 10 minutes B&W: $2.00 The four phases of voice production are Shows how harmful microbes are car- explained: respiration, phonation, reso- ried and spread and how they enter the nance, and articulation. Real-life pho- body and get beyond body defenses tography shows the vocal folds in opera- to cause sickness. Encourages children tion. Exercises for the improvement of to help control disease by protecting the voice are suggested. LISTING OF PRODUCERS AND DEPOSITORS A Academy Films AACC Association for the Aid of Crippled Children ACS American Cancer Society AFLA Amateur Fencers League of America AFP American Film Producers AFR American Film Registry AI Athletic Institute AL Almanac Films AMH Harold C. Ambrosch Film Productions AMR American Red Cross ANL American and National League of Professional Base- ball Clubs ASF Association Films, Inc. ATH Athena Films, Inc. AVF Avis Films BFS Bailey Film Service BIS British Information Service BR Bray Studios BRF Brandon Films, Inc. C Coronet CBS Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc. CH Christophers, Inc. CW Churchill-Wexler Film Productions DRO DeRochemont Associates Film Library EB Encyclopaedia Britannica Films, Inc. EP Edited Pictures System F Frith Films FOX Films of the Nations GA Gateway Productions GE General Electric Company GF Gallagher Films, Inc. GPP General Pictures Productions, Inc. HFE Hollywood Film Enterprises, Inc. HPA Hollywood-Panamerican Films I Ideal Pictures Corporation ICS Institutional Cinema Service IFB International Film Bureau IFI Instructional Films, Inc. IHAA Illinois High School Athletic Association IU Indiana University JH Jam Handy Organization KB Knowledge Builders KC Kimberly-Clark Corporation KER Herbert Kerkow, Inc. KVF Kraft, Vernon, Film Productions LAR Marjorie S. Larson LFI Library Films, Inc. M Mahnke, Carl F., Productions MA Medical Arts Productions MCC Mallinckrodt Chemical Works McGH McGraw-Hill Book Company MF Medical Films, Inc. MIS Moody Institute of Science MLI Metropolitan Life Insurance Company MPA Motion Picture Association MTP Modern Talking Picture Service, Inc. NBC National Bowling Council NFBC National Film Board of Canada

63 NFI National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis NMH National Mental Health Foundation NMP National Motion Pictures Company NSPB National Society for the Prevention of Blindness NTA National Tuberculosis Association NW Northwestern University NYU New York University Film Library O Orleans, Samuel P., and Associates, Inc. OF Official Films OSG Osgood, Bob PF Pictorial Films, Inc. PHP Paul Hoefler Productions PMA Perry-Mansfield PRA Proprietary Association PRP Progressive Pictures PSC Pennsylvania State College REM Rembrandt Film Library RKO RKO Radio Pictures, Inc. ROG T. N. Rogers Productions SD Sid Davis Productions SEF Seminar Films SF Sterling Films, Inc. SI Sugar Information, Inc. SM Simmel-Meservey, Inc. SPEC Spectrum Films SQ Squibb Company SSF Social Science Films TFC Teaching Film Custodians, Inc. UC University of California UI University of Illinois UMI University of Michigan UO University of Oregon UOK University of Oklahoma USBM United States Bureau of Mines USDA United States Department of Agriculture USTFH United States Field Hockey Association UUH Urbana, Illinois, University High School UW United World UWA University of Washington WCTU Women's Christian Temperance Union WDP Walt Disney Productions YA Young America Films

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