Educational film guide ()

DiREGTiONS FOR USE 1^ jSi The Educational Film Guide indexes and describes 16mm motion pictures. All information is obtained directly from the main source of each film. Part 1. Title and Subject Index. May be used to find out where the film is listed in Part 2. (Title is always followed by the Dewey classification number). Part 2. Classified Subject List. Arranged by the Dewey Decimal Classification. A sample entry is analyzed below: OPERA SCHOOL. CanNFB 1951 36min sd b&w $90, rent $4.50 782 Jh-sh-c-ad Produced by Guy Glover How a young singer prepares for an operatic career. Excerpts from operas are heard thruout the film and the final reel presents part of a full-dress performance of Mozart's "The Marriage of Figaro," in English Review: Saturday Review, Aug. 23, 1952 p34 The title of the film is followed by an abbreviation for the main source, the year of release, the running time, "sd" for "sound", and the purchase and rental prices for a black and white print. "782" is the Dewey classification number for the film. The abbreviations "/h-$h-c-od" indicate the grade level for which the film was intended. Paragraph 1 includes the production credits (those which can be determined from the information provided to us by the source). Paragraph 2 briefly describes the contents of the film. A third paragraph refers to a review of the film. The source of a film is indicated in Part 2 by the abbreviation which immediately follows the title. (See Directory of Main Sources in back pages for the complete address of each source). Date of release. The year in which the film was first released is indicated when this information is provided by the source or can be accurately determined from copyright data, reference books, etc. Prices. When only the amount is given, this represents the purchase price. When the amount is preceded by the word rent, this is the fee (not including postage) for the use of the film for one day. When this fee is termed a service charge, the abbreviation "serv.ch." precedes the price. "free-/oon" is indicated when there is no fee required for the use of the film (although postage will usually have to be paid by the borrower). The words purchase apply and rent apply are used when the source does not wish to indicate a specific price. All price information is furnished to us by the main source, and prices are subject to change without notice. KEY TO SYMBOLS GRADING b&w black and white P primary (K-3) rev revised el elementary (4-6) sd sound jh sh junior high (7-9) senior high (10-12) serv.ch. service charge r college si • silent ad adult DO NOT SEND ORDEI^S FOR FILMS TO THE H. W. WILSON COMPANY SEE "DIRECTORY OF MAIN SOURCES" ON BACK PAGES