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WOI Shows - 16Mm Films WOI Shows - 16mm Films Series Title Episode Title Date K‐# Length Participants Summary Credits Model UN 6109 3:45 Bill Strong‐ USA Interview with USA ambassador ambassador about being involved in the model UN and how his personal views differ from those of the US government. The delegate from Zambia is interviewed as well. 100 Years 3/22/58 2858 36:18 Announcer‐ Lew A 100 year birthday party for Narrators‐ Lew Greenough, Greenough; MC‐ ISC with speeches by the Alumni Frank Arny; Script‐ Warren Marshall Townsend; Association President and Dr Royer; Directors‐ Jim Speakers‐ Doug Graves, Hilton. The 5 deans talk about Varnum, Ed Weiss; Producer‐ Dr. Hilton; Guests‐ Prof. their college. Ed Weiss AT Irwin; Mr. Coverdale, Carl Peterson (class of 1906), Bob Orr, Nicki Buck; Deans‐ Bear, Merchant, Andre, LeBaron, Coover Monday, May 03, 2010 Page 1 of 455 Series Title Episode Title Date K‐# Length Participants Summary Credits 11th #1 6/21/55 2149 29:29 Host‐ Ray Stewart Mental health‐ dramatization of Producer‐ Ray Stewart; Commandmen young girl admitted to the Director‐ LaMar Smith; Tech t hospital for depression and dir.‐ Ken Wilcox attempted suicide. She works through her problems with the doctors. 11th Mental Health 6/28/55 2157 29:55 Host‐ Ray Stewart Views of patient wards and Prod.‐ Ray Stewart; Dir.‐ Commandmen treatments in a mental hospital. LaMar Smith; Written by‐ t Interviews with doctors and Reba Patterson; Tech Dir.‐Ken patients. Wilcox 11th Unwed Mothers 7/5/55 2164 29:55 Host ‐ Ray Stewart Prod.‐Ray Stewart; Dir.‐ Commandmen LaMar Smith; Tech Dir.‐ Ken t Wilcox Monday, May 03, 2010 Page 2 of 455 Series Title Episode Title Date K‐# Length Participants Summary Credits 11thCommand Evaluation #8 8/9/55 2181 29:27 Host‐ Ray Stewart; Discussion about the causes of Producer‐ Ray Stewart; ment Moderator‐ Charles W. mental and juvenile problems, Director‐ Dick Harper; Tech Stewart; Guests‐ Mrs. and help for people. dir.‐ Ken Wilcox Elizabeth Turner, Mr. O.H. Story, and Dr. Dale Carter 1952 National Part 1 6017 28:36 Speaker‐ John Foster Mr. Dulles speaks about foreign unknown Farm Institute Dulles military (Soviet) power, Japanese peace treaty and San Francisco conference of 50 countries 1952 National Part 2 6017 26:11 Speaker‐ Dr. R. M. Dr Evans ( ISC grad of 1913) of unknown Farm Institute (Spike) Evans the Federal Reserve and Monetary Boardgives a speech titled "Monetary Policy and Food Production" that deals with import and export volumes Monday, May 03, 2010 Page 3 of 455 Series Title Episode Title Date K‐# Length Participants Summary Credits 1952 National Part 3 6017 18:24 Speaker‐ Dr. DeGraff Dr. DeGraff speaks on "Food unknown Farm Institute and the Future" , the importance of the farmer and farm management in production of foods. 30 Minutes 6011 18:30 unknown A news program. Legislative unknown viewpoints on collective bargaining for state employees. Interviews with many legislators concerning the legislation. A Difference 12/6/51 5 29:48 Moderator‐ Hiram Questions about school Project Supervisor‐ Burton of Opinion Hunn; Guests‐ Steve reorganization on small Iowa Paulu; Producer‐ Saul Brooks, Wallace Ogg, towns‐ mostly Napier Wernick; Director‐ Dick Mr. Cushman Hartzell; Tech dir.‐ Jim Butts; Set design‐ Bob Phillips; Art work‐ Joy Ringham Monday, May 03, 2010 Page 4 of 455 Series Title Episode Title Date K‐# Length Participants Summary Credits A Difference School 1/1/51 3 28:34 Moderator‐ Hiram A discussion on school Tech Dir.‐ Jim Butts; of Opinion reorganization Hunn; Guests‐ Charles reorganization under present Producer‐ Saul Wernick; Whitney, M.L. Cushman, law. Formation of county Associate prod‐ Dick Hartzell; D.C. Harper, and Al boards of education and how Director‐ Ed Wegener; Myrick much control they should have. Project super‐ Burton Paulu A Doctor for 6020 28:50 Reporter‐ David How the University of Iowa is unknown Your Town? Robinson helping to graduate more general practitioners. Specifics about their program and a physicians assistant program. Getting more doctors in rural areas. A Program for 8/26/53 710 12:51 Players‐ Ralston James, Dramatization in which a Music‐ Frank Piersol; Civil Defense Bob Pomeroy, Hazel promoter of civil defense Production Design‐ George Allen attempts to convince a doubter Zimbelman; Technical of the importance of civil Director‐ Jim Johnson; defense. Producers‐ Leo Persselin, John Raddatz Monday, May 03, 2010 Page 5 of 455 Series Title Episode Title Date K‐# Length Participants Summary Credits A Voice Out of Alexander Hamilton 3/30/53 470 29:25 Cast: Gramp‐ Robert Alexander Hamilton "Ratifying unknown Time Bruner; Andy‐ Larry the Constitution" June 24, 1778 Knudsen; Elocutionist‐ Fred Shavor A Voice out of audition run 3/16/53 437 35:42 unknown Practice for a play Tech dir‐ Don Haahr Time A Voice Out of The Compromise of 5/18/53 576 28:27 Host‐ Paul F. Sharp Henry Clay's attempt to form a Tech dir‐ Don Haahr; Time 1850‐ Henry Clay compromise between the North Writer/Director‐ Leo Persselin and the South regarding slavery. with Mabel Haas and Fred Shavor Monday, May 03, 2010 Page 6 of 455 Series Title Episode Title Date K‐# Length Participants Summary Credits A Word to the 12/6/54 2028 13:30 Host‐ Joan Redman; Tells how to pick out toys for Director‐ Joan Redman; Wives Santa's helper‐ Rick; children of various ages. Production super‐ Joseph Guest‐ Gordon Gordon makes a stacking blocks North; Tech dir‐ John Karsten Teleshaw, student toy. A Word to the 3/14/55 2085 14:26 Hostess‐ Ann Spring fashions for 1955. Tech dir‐ Mark Clark; Wives Lindemeyer; Guest‐ Clothes from Younkers are Director‐ Joan Crawford; Joan Crawford; Models‐ modeled while Joan describes Production super‐ Joseph Mr. Sid Donaldson, Mr. the fashions. North; Artist‐ Bea Shields C.A. Everson, Martha Duncan, Steven Norder, Marriam Hasson, Mr. Quinn Duel, and Barbara North ABC Promo 1972 6068 28:18 Promos for fall of 1972,(The unknown Partridge Family, The Odd Couple,) Tues and Wed. movies, Monday night football, election and Olympic coverage, and new shows (Streets of San Francisco, Kung Fu). Monday, May 03, 2010 Page 7 of 455 Series Title Episode Title Date K‐# Length Participants Summary Credits ABC Promo 1974 7/16/74 6042 31:42 Promos for ABC shows, daytime, unknown saturday morning, news, sports, specials ( The Trial of Lt. William Calley), prime time (The Six‐ Million Dollar Man), and movies (The Last Picture Show). ABC Promo 1976 7/1/76 6044 26:52 Promos for ABC shows, unknown returning shows (Happy Days) news, elections, sports, movies (The Way We Were), specials (Roots) and new shows (Charlie's Angles). ABC Promos 1975 7/25/75 6043 29:57 Promos for ABC shows, specials, unknown movies, news, political coverage, and sports (Monday Night Football). Monday, May 03, 2010 Page 8 of 455 Series Title Episode Title Date K‐# Length Participants Summary Credits Ambivalent 10/27/64 3540 29:35 Host‐ Alan Mitchell; Discussion on the issue of Dir‐ Dave Ducammon, Richard World, The Narrators‐ T.E. Hannom, homosexuality, medical, Weinman; Write‐ Dave R.G. Kiletsch, W.A. psychological and legal matters. Ducammon, Edward Rearick; Bulkoven, W.A. Singer Prod mgr‐ Dennis Anderson; Cast‐ Pat Burt, Dave Huntsburger, George Wilson Jr; Prod asst‐ Dave Bland, Tom Smith, Bob Brown, Nancy French, Nancy Hazel; More on sheet Ames Reliable #2 2/25/58 2842 29:25 Host‐ Dick Green; The show talks about what Iowa unknown Guests‐ Charles Barr, Ray hog producers can do to keep VanPoucke, Robert Vohs the hog business in Iowa. The guests and host are from the Ames Reliable company, a feed company in Ames. Ampex Editec 6055 9:11 Editing video tape, time lapse Advertel Productions Limited video, animation, electronic editing and claymation demonstrations. Monday, May 03, 2010 Page 9 of 455 Series Title Episode Title Date K‐# Length Participants Summary Credits And Now I See 6039 40:52 Host‐ Wilbur LaRoe Jr; Promoting Christianity and the Director‐ John T Coyle; Cast‐ Ralph Morgan, Presbyterian Church with songs Supervisor‐ Rev James K Addison Richards, and uplifting stories. Friedrich, Henry Endress; Nelson, Leigh, Frank Music Arrangement‐ Dr Reicher; Singers‐ St Olaf Edward Kilenyi Choir; Choir Director‐ Olaf C. Christiansen Army 7/15/54 1072 29:21 unknown The McCarthy hearings and the unknown McCarthy public's opinion of them.931 Hearing Report Ask Us Another 1/11/56 2279 29:30 Host‐ Dick Harper; Ira A talk show‐ today's topic is the Graphic art‐ Irma Kirchner; Shraeder, Steve Knutson, ISU campanile, chemistry in Tech dir.‐ Jim Johnson; Charles Gast college, animation and firsts in Producer‐ Dick Harper; agriculture from Iowa. Producer/Director‐ Ed Weiss Monday, May 03, 2010 Page 10 of 455 Series Title Episode Title Date K‐# Length Participants Summary Credits Atom or Eve 6/26/52 141 28:46 Narrator‐ George History of the world from WWI Prod/Dir‐ Norman L. Halsey; Voices‐ Burkett in the cartoons of Ding Darling Berneaur; Asst dir‐ Joe Farquar, Robert Heskett, and L.I. Carlyle of the Des Adams; Tech dir‐ Jim Johnson; Donna Sclarow, Don Moines Register and Tribune. Art dir‐ Martha Ploughty; Anderson The topics include the League of Music‐ John Square (drums), Nations, war, inflation, Sheldon Knight (organ); depression and the atomic age. Research advis‐ Charles Ransom, Paul Sharp, Neil Mehler; Light‐ Bob Phillips, David Dykstra; more Atomic Energy 6085 21:14 Views of The Institute For unknown Research Atomic Research building at ISC, Office and Lab building and Spedding Hall. Footage shot in offices, reading rooms and labs. Atomic Energy 6084 12:10 Lab work and people checking unknown Research Labs results at an ISU lab Monday, May 03, 2010 Page 11 of 455 Series Title Episode Title Date K‐# Length Participants Summary Credits Atomic 12/6/51 1 30:08 Guests‐ Keith Glenn, An informal panel discussion on Producer‐ Dick Hartzel; Institute Morris Salisbury, the role of atomic energy.
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