Business screen magazine (1959)

Record Details:

Title:
Business screen magazine
Date:
1959
Publisher:
[Chicago, Ill. : Business Screen Magazine
Volume:
Business screen magazine
Leaf #:
000971
Language:
English
Collection:
Non-Theatrical Film
Format:
Periodicals
Contributor:
Prelinger Library
Sponsor:
Internet Archive
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Date Added:
May 23, 2024
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Scholastic Honors Sponsored Films ViU's V.Wvon l<'ilms as "OiilKlantliiiK* i.EVEN S[>(iNsoRi 1) MdiioN Pictures H were named as ■■Outstanding"' for their contribution to education at the rfth innual National Film & Filnistrip Awards, ponsorcd by the Editors of Scholastic FAim K Magazine. Award ceremonies, attended by sponsors, reducers and distributors of the winning films I the Gotham Hotel in New York city on kpril 28th. also included the citation of three "The Ages of Time" Sponsor: Hamilton Watch Company Producer: MPO Productions, Inc. Distributor: Association Films, Inc. "Combustion" Sponsor: Manufacturing Chemists Assn. 'reducer: John Sutherland Productions. Inc. Distributor: Classroom Film Distributors "The Alphabet Conspiracy" Sponsor & Distributor: The Bell System Producer: Warner Brothers i" i'«»i' < «inlriliiili«tn 1» l':«lu«-alioii other sponsored motion pictures as "Meritorious" in this year's awards. Editor-in-Chief Kenneth M. Gould and Vera Falconer. Scholastic's Film and Filnistrip editor, made the presentations. Dr. Charles M. Siepmann. Chairman of the Department of Communications, School of Education at New York Cniversity. was the guest speaker. His talk was a brilliant exploration of the topic "Motion Pictures in the Schools of the Future." "Mr. Finley's Feelings" Sponsor: Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. Producer: Cullen Assoc. & Larkin Studio Distributor: Modern Talking Pictures "Nautilus Arctic Passage" Produced and distributed by Autonetics Div. North American Aviation. Inc. "The Return" Sponsor: American Physical Therapy Assn. Producer: MPO Productions, Inc. "Exploring the Edge of Space" Producer & Distributor: Educational Testing Service, Inc. "Gateways to the Mind" Sponsor & Distributor: The Bell System Producer: Warner Brothers "Teaching Johnny to Swim" Sponsors: American Red Cross and The Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Produced and distributed by The Institute of Visual Communication, Inc. "Glacier National Park in Montana" sponsor: Great Northern Railroad Company Producer: Empire Photosound, Inc. Distributor: Modern Talking Pictures "Your Voice and the Telephone" Sponsor & Distributor: The Bell System Producer: Audio Productions, Inc. Meritorious Sponsored Motion Pictures ■^r Cited as "Meritorious": A New World of Chemistry (Reichhold Chemicals) produced by U.S. Productions; Safe Bicycling (Raleigh) produced by Crawley Films; and Tomorrow's reen5(Weyerheuser) produced by Wilding, Inc. President Frank Speidell, of Audio Productions, Inc. receives award from Vera Falconer for "Your Voice and the Telephone." Bill Stern, American Telephone & Telegraph Co., receives citations for Bell System films named as "Outstanding" by Scholastic. THE I.DIV.'iENJilS WFIVNEHS: Fll.IVIfJ nn\niu:ii vn wii iiu miihe events •^ These I 1 motion pictures merit special mention as the "most-honored" at varit)us I960 Awards & Selections events. Each of these films has received two or more citations from among the following: American Film Assembly. Columbus Film Festival, NVPA Awards, Scholastic Magazine, National Committee on Films for Safety and the Committee on International Non-Theatrical Events: "THE AGES OF TIME" Sponsor: Hamilton Watch Company Producer: MPO Productions "THE FIRST PRIZE STORY" Sponsor: Tobin Packing Company Producer: Carson Davidson Productions "FROM GENERATION TO GENERATION" Sponsor: Maternity Center Association Producer: Edward F. Cullen "HOSPITAL SEPSIS" Sponsor: Johnson & Johnson (for the American Medical Association) Producer: Churchill-Wexler Productions "INTEGRITY PLUS" Sponsor: Atomic Energy Commission, U. S. Navy and Westinghouse Mfg. Corp. Producer: Raphael G. Wolff Studios "MORE THAN WORDS" Producer: Henry Strauss & Company 'THE RETURN' Sponsor: Amer. Physical Therapy Assn. Producer: MPO Productions "RHAPSODY OF STEEL" Sponsor: United States Steel Corp. Producer: John Sutherland Productions "SECOND CHANCE" Sponsor: American Heart Association Producer. George C. Stoney Associates "THAT THEY MAY LIVE" Producer: Pyramid Film Producers, Ltd. "WINGS TO ITALY" Sponsor: Pan-American World Airways Producer: Coleman Productions NUMBER 3 • VOLUME 21 • 1960