Educational film catalog (1936)

613.2-613.9 EDUCATIONAL FILM CATALOG Good foods—a drink of water. 8min 16-si- $12 1931 Eastman 613.2 "A horse, a dog, cows, ducks, and a moose drinking. Children at school and play drink from 'bubblers' or paper cups, and leam to drink water before breakfast. Animated diagram indicates when glasses of water should appear in the day's sched- ule." Producer el Guide Good foods—fruits and vegetables. 8min 16-si-$12 1930 Eastman 613.2 "Scenes show that vegetables and fruits are relished by different animals: rabbits, a hen, birds, and a saddle-horse. A boy eats green vegetables at dinner, and three girls have fruit as part of their school lunch. In closing scenes a number of fruits and vegetables appear in succes- sion." Producer el Guide Too many pounds. IR 16-si-loan 35-si-nf- loan Metropolitan life 613.2 Shows how modern comforts have weakened our muscles. Offers a reducing diet and exercise under the doctor's direc- tion. How to cut down food calories is also demonstrated. The dangers of unwise reduction are stressed Jh 613.4 Cleanliness Cleanliness —bathing. 8min 16-si-$12 1931 Eastman 613.4 "Birds splash in their tub. Children demonstrate warm baths and cool showers. Scenes show an elephant bathing, a polar bear in its pool, a dog swimming, and, finally, children and adults bathing at a beach." Producer el-Jh Guide Cleanliness —clean clothes. 1931 Eastman "Swans preen their feathers. A horse is groomed. A boy polishes his shoes, brushes his coat, takes a clean handker- chief, demonstrates proper use of a nap- kin. Girls are shown wearing aprons as they help In the home. Closing scenes indicate proper care of clothing when not in use." Producer el-Jh Guide Cleanliness —clean face and hands. Smin 16-si-$12 1931 Eastman 613.4 "A white rat cleans its paws. Scenes show an approved method of washing the hands, and handwashing at school. A cat cleans her own face, and then her kittens'. A boy prepares himself tor supper after outdoor play. A class is inspected for cleanliness." Producer el-Jh Guide 613.9 Sex education. Social hygiene Tho other numbers, such as 612.6, are sometimes used for this subject, in this catalog all material is included here. Films showing the reproduction processes in individual animals are classed with other material on those animals Gift of life. 60min 16-si-$108 35-si-nf-$l70 Am. social hygiene assn. 613.9 "Film of unusual scientific and educa- tional excellence." N.Y. (State). Dept. of health "Highly endorsed by the State Super- visor of Science of the State I>epartment of Education, Austin, Texas." Texas 8min 16-si-$12 613.4 "Under guidance of a scientist, a boy makes field observations, collects speci- mens and sees through the microscope the processes of reproduction in lower forms of plant and animal life. Continuing to higher life forms, eggs are incubated and life and movement of the embryo shown at different periods. Animated diagrams make clear processes that cannot be pho- tographed, and with logical sequence and easy transition the study progresses to mammals and human beings. In summary, with an apt comparison of embryos, the principles of reproduction are reviewed and shown to be the same in man as in other mammals." Producer Jh-sh Reproduction in higher forms. (Science of life ser. no.3) IR 16-si-$3S 35-si-f- nf-apply Bray 613.9 "Reproduction in fish, reptiles, birds and man. Human female's reproductive sys- tem, illustrated by animated anatomical drawings; representation of ovulation, fertilization, development of embryo and its nourishment. Delicately yet straight- forwardly handled, for school use." Cali- fornia "With a suitable lecture the film is very successfully shown to audiences of older boys and girls." Indiana sh-c Reproduction in lower forms of life. (Sci- ence of life ser. no.2) IR 16-si-$3S 35-si-f-nf-apply Bray 613.9 "How the one-celled plant or animal reproduces by dividing; sexual reproduc- tion in pond-scum and hydra; budding in hydra; structure of a flower, pollinization by insects; origin of seed." California sh Social hygiene for women. 30min 16-si-$60 35-si-nf-$95 1919 Am. social hygiene assn. 613.9 "A film analogous to the film . . . 'Venereal Diseases' [listed below], but adapted for women. Clearly, but with care and good taste thruout, it explains the anatomy and functions of organs, fertilization, cell division, development of the embryo (carried to the fully formed child), rQle of the placenta (dispelling the popular fallacy of 'maternal impressions'), and the essential facts regarding the venereal diseases. In dealing with the latter, only a minimum of clinical cases are shown. This picture Is not to be considered self-explanatory, but should be used as illustrative material for lectures to women and older girls." Indiana sh-c Venereal diseases. 45min 16-si-$75 35-si- nf-$115 1918 Am. social hygiene assn. 613.9 "In the production of this film for men, and the corresponding film 'Social Hy- giene for Women' [listed abovej the thoro knowledge of physicians and the skill of artists expert in motion picture technique have been combined. Carefully prepared animated diagrams serve to make clear the anatomy of male and female reproductive organs and various physio- logical processes. This film for men deals with the pathology of gonorrhea, syphilis, and chancroid, showing photographs of actual cases arranged in the order general- ly followed by experienced lecturer.?. This is distinctly designed to illustrate lectures to older boys and men on sex hygiene and prevention of venereal diseases." Indiana sh-c si - silent; sd - sound; f - inflammable; nf - safety; el - elementary; Jh - Junior high; sh - senior high; c - college 36 INTERNATIONAL FILM BUREAU 59 East Van Bur«n Street Chicago, Illinois