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WAR— NAVAL AND MILITARY
"1000 and One"
WAR—NAVAL AND MILITARY
GROUP 133 (Continued) War — Naval and Military
Over the Bounding Main (2) The visit of the U. S. Fleet to Australia and New Zealand. (XXX, 147)
** A Shake Down Cruise (2) The trip of the U. S. S. Concord around Africa, showing duties of cruisers with the Fleet. (XXX, 147)
Shall We Forget? (3) Powerful argument against militarism, with motherlove the main theme. (XVI)
The Texas Rangers (1) Life along Rio Grande among military police of the Lone Star State. (151)
The Torpedo, the Hornet of the Sea (%) Mechanism explained and adjustment of propellers and rudders which direct its course. (22)
Training Aviators (1) The Government aviation schools; making and assembling of planes and flying; army balloon work. (XXI)
Trip of the U. S. S. Idaho (1) Interesting events on board ship on a trip to Brazil. " (151)
United States Battle Fleet Cruising (1) From Atlantic to Pacific via Panama Canal. (151) ** United States Battle Fleet on the High Seas (1) Recording scenes of the activities of our fleet and a glimpse of life on board a battleship. (37, 151)
United States Naval Efficiency (1) American Jackies at work on sea.
(151)
The United States Navy in the Making (1) Building, equipping and manning a ship. (151) Upkeep and Disposal of Uncle Sam's Ships (1) Revelation of naval problems.
(151)
***U-35, or Official Exploits of a German Submarine (3) Motion picture record of vessels destroyed on one cruise during World War. Useful in connection with World War history. (XX)
While Cannons Crashed (1) A tale without words of the deadly work in "No Man's Land." (151)
The "Y" with the Colors (2) The title tells it. (XXX) (See also Groups 31, 35-7, 40, 110, 115, 123, 127)
WHEN YOU HAVE SELECTED A FILM
FOR questions concerning rental charges and booking dates, write direct to your nearest office of the distributing company. (Full addresses are given in the Reference List of Producers and Distributors, pages 114-127). Reference numbers to the extreme right of each film entry in the body of the book refer to that Reference List.
The Educational Screen has no films for rental or loan, and it does not quote rental charges.
"1000 and One Films" is not a catalogue of films which are distributed through us. It is a reference list of available films from hundreds of different distributors. The Educational Screen has canvassed the field thoroughly and painstakingly in an effort to discover for users of "1000 and One Films" just what subjects are available and from what sources. For further arrangements to secure a film listed, write to the distributor direct.