Educational film catalog (1936)

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364-370 EDUCATIONAL ^LM CATALOG Unseen guardians— Continued "This film shows some of the work done by three organizations which serve as social police to safeguard society against fraud and misfortune. The work of the Federal Post Office inspectors in safe- guarding the mails against fraudulent use; the testing work done by the Under- writers Laboratories in analyzing the con- tents of product; and the method followed by a well-administered orphan asylum in selecting parents suitable for adopting children are all factually described and portrayed. Recommended for high school classes in general science and social science." Ad- visory committee "An interesting film, but has little class- room value. Similar to a March of Time release. Excellent commentary." Cali- fornia Jh-sh-c-adult Wrong way out. (Crime does not pay ser.) 18min 16-sd-rent $10 TFC 364 A Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer production. Available only to schools. Rental is for minimum of 2 weeks "Dramatic presentation of the youthful impatience of young lovers. Parents who have no objection to the marriage of the couple insist that they wait until they are self-supporting. Impatient with this advice, the boy and girl leave home for the city; spend their meager savings; sell their car; work in a night club; inad- vertently come by money not belonging to them; and in an attempt to escape ensuing difficulties with the police, shoot the attendant at a drive-your-own-car garage; and eventually the boy is killed. Commentary points to the fact that most of the tragedies of youth are the result of impatience and false pride. Well dramatized, directed and photographed. Highly recommended for sociology courses, grades 10 through college, and as a conduct pattern in human relations." Advisory committee "Negative instruction—bad." Collabora- tor sh-c 365 Prisons Big house; excerpt. (Human relations ser.) 17min 16-sd-rent apply Comm. on human relations 365 ALSO AVAILABLE FROM 16mm: BosU Cal CFC Geo NEEFA NYU Okla May be rented only for educational pur- poses where no admission is charged "This specially prepared excerpt from the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer film tells the story of a hit and run driver, sent to prison where he is deprived of all dignity and associated with experienced criminals. Prison conditions lead to fights, riots and personal degradation." Distributor sh-c-adult Guide I am a fugitive from a chain gang; ex- cerpt (chain gang sequence). (Human relations ser.) 14min 16-sd-rent apply Comm. on human relations 365 ALSO AVAILABLE FROM 16mvi: BosU Cal CFC Geo NEEFA NYU May be rented only for educational pur- poses where no admission is charged This specially prepared excerpt of the "Warner fllm deals with the chain gang system. "A man commits a petty crime and is sentenced to ten years on a chain gang. The fllm shows the harsh routine of the camp, the long hours, the brutality of those in authority, and the hopelessness of the prisoners." I5istributor sh-c-adult Guide 368 Insurance Yours truly, Ed Graham. 23min 16-sd- loan 1939 Institute of life insurance 368 ALSO AVAILABLE FROM 16mm: Mod NEEFA NH YMCA Produced by J. Walter Thompson thru Roland Reed productions, Selznick Inter- national studios Ed Graham, a life underwriter, drives his car to a hilltop. From here he looks on the city down below and is reminded of the insurance stories of several of his friends. As he tells each story we see It enacted "This picture is a dramatization of the question of security. It is the story of the typical life underwriter, his functions, his contributions to his community." Distribu- tor sh-trade-adult 369.4 Youth groups Experimental studies in social climates of groups. 30min 16-sd-$95; rent $6 1940 lo 369.4 Produced by Lewin, White & Lippitt and the Department of Visual Instruction, University of Iowa Shows behavior of groups of boys or- ganized in clubs run on democratic prin- ciples, as an autocracy and as a laissez faire group. Shows responses when groups are changed from one type to another. Graphs and charts give interesting sta- tistics as to group actions and reactions c Scout trail to citizenship. 24min 16-si-sd- $95; rent $3 BSA 369.4 A color film "A picture showing in some detail the program of Scouting, beginning with Cubbing and continuing through the vari- ous achievement programs to the high- est rank of Eagle Scout. The important function of the sponsoring group and of adult leadership is emphasized. Of in- terest to churches desiring to sponsor a scout troop or to develop the program of a troop already in existence. Of value to leaders of boys desiring to know more about the experiences provided for boys through scouting. Rating: Content: Good; Technical qualt- ty: Excellent." Int. jour, of religious educ. el-jh-sh 370 Education Village school. (Films from Britain ser.) lOmin 16-sd-$15 1940 BritLib; Non- Theatrical; 16-sd-$15; rent $1.25 B&H; 16-sd-apply; rent $1.25 CFC 370 ALSO AVAILABLE FROM 16mm: Geo Gut IdP MM A NYU Ohio PCW VES Wis It will rightfully join the other famous documentaries on education. . . Our stu- dents of education, both in-training and in-service, can see themselves as the camera sees them and can better under- stand the philosophies of education of this country by studying the philosophies of others. , . , ^ This fllm, beaming with human mterest, humor, and pathos shows how the children si - silent: sd - sound; f - inflammabie; nf - safety: p - primary: el - elementary; jh - junior high: sh - senior high; c - college; trade - trade schools 56