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Announcement of 7 new films (*below) extends Coronet's series on the geography of South America to cover the entire continent. This brings to 13 the number of motion pictures now available on Latin America. These colorful lands and peoples have been filmed with extreme care by cameramen who are guided by carefully researched educational film scripts . . . and their addition to any film library will add new impetus to the study of this increasingly important area of the world.
Films on Latin America:
(All one reel, 11 minutes-Color, $110; B&W, $60, except as noted.)
Mexico: Geography of the Americas
Cuba: The Land and the People
The West Indies; Geography of the Americas
Central America: Geography of the Americas
Panama: Crossroads of the Western World (Color, $100; B&W, $50.)
'Geography of South America; The Continent (1V4 reels; Color, $137.50; B&W, $75.)
Geography of South America: Five Northern Countries
'Geography of South America: Brazil (H4 reels; Color, $137.50; B&W, $75.)
'Life in Hot Rain Forests (Amazon Basin)
'Geography of South America: Countries of the Andes
'Life in the High Andes
'Geography of South America: Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay
'Life in Grasslands (Argentine Pampas)
The films described on these pages are but a few of the more than 1,000 Coronet films available in full color at all grade levels and in such important subject areas as science, guidance, language, arts, mathematics, music, and social studies.
For complete information on any aspect of this library of fine films, simply write to:
The Argentine gaucho performs many of the same duties as his cowboy counterpart in the United States of America.
Modern buildings in Brasilia, new interior capital This beach scene in the Windward Islands r. of Brazil, indicate giant strides taken by South us how people in the Caribbean are dependei America's largest country. the sea.
Primitive farming methods, like this ox-drawn plow A typical Argentine rancher's family lives ver in Guatemala, are still applied in parts of Central liketheir neighbors to the north in the United America. of America.
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Educational Screen and Audiovisual Guide — July, 1961