Blue book of audio-visual materials (1920)

84 1001 FILMS No Address. A story of a young girl who comes to St. Louis and there finds housing conditions very serious. After being turned away from the Y. W. C. A., which is overcrowded, it follows through her different experiences in finding a place to sleep. It shows the need of more places to accommodate thousands of girls who are turned away by the Y. W. C. A. each week. Y. W. C. A. Land of the Sky. The beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains in North Carolina are shown at their loveliest in the "Land of the Sky," and an atmosphere of charm and the grace of southern girls runs through this picture of the student conference at Blue Ridge. Y.'W. C. A. Silver Bay. Up Lake George on the steamer "Horricon" to the fairest place in northern New York state, "Silver Bay." College girls enjoy it all, from playing basket ball to picking daisies and eating ice cream cones. Y. W. C. A. Getting Together. Produced for the Industrial Department at the International Congress of Working Women at the Conference of Industrial Girls at Washington, D. C. Y. W. C. A. Shift-the-Gear Frank. The Judge Brown Stories. Frank was the leader of a gang that had .a regular den in the old Tank House. The underground way and secret signs enabled them to go undiscovered for a long time. An automobile ride turned the trick. Educational Films Corporation. The Boy-Built City. The Judge Brown Stories. The boys did not like the way things were being run. Finding a site, they decided to build a city of their own. When things were all working properly, adult ideas were greatly overturned. Educational Films Corporation. The Boy Problem Solved. 900 feet. Boy Scout Work. University of Wisconsin. The Boy Who Cried Wolf. Reels, 2. Story by Richard Harding Davis, depicting the adventures of a Boy Scout. The New Era Films. The Case of Bennie. The Judge Brown Stories. Bennie had a habit of taking about everything he wanted without asking permission. But Bennie was insulted when he was called a thief and when he was trusted, he couldn't "throw de Judge down." Educational Films Corporation. The Demand of Dugan. The Judge Brown Stories. When Dugan came back from reform school, he said to the judge: "Gee, Judge, if I had a pony, a watch, a good home and a dad like you, I could amount to sumpin\" That started the try-out. Educational Films Corporation. The Discoverers. The Judge Brown Stories. Frank, Hal and Martin were discoverers. Frank, for instance, discovered that his dad was not quite as wise as he would have his son believe, for even dad had tried to find a guinea pig's tail. Educational Films Corporation. The Fall of Troy. 2,000 feet. Boy Scout Work. University of Wisconsin. The Woman Who Works. Reels, 3. In three reels and outlines the economic status of women in American industry. Each of the reels has its own topic and can be used separately. Reel I, "From Whistle to Whistle," tells the story of woman's work, from colonial times when the work was literally never done, until today, when we are coming to recognize that shorter hours mean greater efficiency, increased production and better children. Reel II, "Her Safeguards and Ours," is the picture story of the developments of conditions which surround working women and the standards for industrial women adopted by the federal government, with some of the results. Reel III, "Her Wages," tells the story from the time women rendered service in exchange for goods and added an unrecognized share