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1001 FILMS
Broken Silence. Reel, 1. Ford Educational Weekly No. 191. Distributed by Goldwyn. Showing how deaf and dumb children are taught to speak and are educated.
From East to West. Reel, 1. Ford Educational Weekly No. 196. Distributed by Goldwyn. A story of the weaving of oriental rugs, and the making of various other varieties of rugs.
North Winds Masonry. Reel, 1. Ford Educational Weekly No. 197. Distributed by Goldwyn. A scenic showing winter scenes of snow and ice and various ice formations.
Charlie's Reform. 975 feet. Boy Scout Work. University of Wisconsin.
Come Clean; Oral Hygiene. 3,000 feet. Boy Scout Work. University of Wisconsin.
Danny Asks Why. The Judge Brown Stories. A boy and hog arrived on the same train at a small western station. One had been shipped by a "society," the other by an "association." Danny got the worst of it until better fortune smiled. Educational Films Corporation.
Days of Real Sport. Boy Scout Picture. Ford Educational Picture No. 163. Distributed by Goldwyn.
Dog vs. Dog. The Judge Brown Stories. Miss Spence was a very angular maiden lady of uncertain years. She owned a bull-dog named "Beauty." Boodle was a small, nervous man wmo peddled bread. Boyish tricks resulted in a case in court. Educational Films Corporation.
Frank's Endorser. The Judge Brown Stories. Frank was in great trouble. His parents thought he belonged in the reform school. If one endorser could be secured, Frank would be free. It was not as easy as it seemed, to Frank's astonishment. Educational Films Corporation.
Gumdrops and Overalls. The Judge Brown Stories. When the city chap opened up a store next to that of Tom's father, business left the old store and failure seemed certain. But surprising things happened. Educational Films Corporation.
Heroic Deeds of Lt. Dozier. 800 feet. Boy Scout Work. University of Wisconsin.
Jim's Sister. The Judge Brown Stories. Jim was a careless, lazy boy. He would not go to school or to work. His mother excused his failures because he was her only boy, but when the time came, Jim learned his lesson. Educational Films Corporation.
Kid Politics. The Judge Brown Stories. Steve and Oscar find themselves in a school "run by de kids." The boys discover that Big Men have a way of running politics and the}' apply the tricks to their city. Oscar turns out to be "Boss." Educational Films Corporation.
Knights of the Square Table. Reels, 4. The best Boy Scout propaganda photoplay that has ever been produced. It is the story of boy gangsters and embryo thieves at war with the police and Boy Scouts. The leader has gotten his idea from a copy of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table, but sets out to do wrong instead of right wrongs. The New Era Films.
Little Boy Blue; Trained Dogs. 900 feet. Boy Scout Work. University of Wisconsin.
Little Comrades. Reel, 1. Ford Educational Weekly No. 207. Distributed by Goldwyn. Showing the plans worked out for the physical and mental development of children who are backward because of poor health or because they are crippled or blind.
Your Town, Your Country and Your Girls. This is a statement of the needs of the girls who live in our open country and smaller towns and how the Y. W. C. A. is meeting: these needs. Y. W. C. A.