Educational film catalog (1936)

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502-520 EDUCATIONAL FILM CATALOG 1943 EDITION SPRINGTIME SERENADE—CoM/mM^</ Nature's symphony as Winter withdraws and the sun grows stronger Cos IntF West lOmin 16-sd- 502 WHEN SPRING COMES. $18; rent $1 B&H el-Jh Early signs of spring, such as spring flowers, pussy willows and skunk cabbage, frog eggs turning to pollywogs, woodchuck coming out of hibernation, birds feeding their babies, chicks hatching, elk shedding antlers, new ar- rivals at zoo, squirrel family, bear cubs, young fawn Cos EPS West WHEN WINTER COMES. lOmin 16-sd- $18; rent $1 B&H 502 Quick review of three preceding seasons, mare's-tail clouds, snow-fall, flakes greatly magnified. Buffalo and bears, elk, otter, tur- keys, hare and cousin cotton-tail, woodchuck Buck $1 EPS Cos West 506 Scientific institutions SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTE. (Wash- ington parade ser.) lOmin 16-sd-appIy TFC 506 Jh-sh-trade-adult A Columbia pictures corporation 1940 pro- duction available only to schools "An inspection tour of the Smithsonian Institute, Washington, D.C. showing the ex- hibits of varying interests. A very interesting and educational film. Should have a number The meeting of the British association in London, September, 1941: speeches by famous statesmen and scientists from the free nations B&H 16-$8.50; rent 50c 507 Research ON TO JUPITER. 20min 16-sd-loan 35- sd-nf-loan GM 507 Jh-sh-c-adult "In a panorama of achievement and prophesy, the Watts and Pasteurs of yester- day, the Edisons and Marconis of the present age and the unknown Genii of the future march past the recording eye of the camera as this film unrolls its chronicle of progress. It unveils amazing products of today's labor- atories—new things and new methods which may be used to enrich our lives, broaden our horizons. "It even goes further as it tears aside the veil of time that hides the future from our eyes and reveals the magnificent heritage that science holds in store for us." YMCA Geo 16-$1 Tenn 16-75c YMCA 16-loan 510.9 History of mathematics ORIGIN OF MATHEMATICS, llmin 16-sd-$45 1941 Allers 510.9 Jh-sh-c-adult Produced by the Pacific laboratories Various types of mathematical symbols and processes employed by succession of ancient peoples—cave dwellers, Egyptians, Babylon- ians, Greeks, Romans, Arabs, Indians "Excellent presentation of subject matter. Brings life to Mathematics. Interesting shots." California B&H $45; rent $1.50 Ohio VES $1.50 513 Geometry GEOMETRY IN ACTION. (Geometry brought to life ser.) lOmin 16-sd-$30; rent $1.50 1940 Bald Eagle 513 jh-sh-c "This is a very good film to be used as an introduction to the study of Intuitive Geometry in the junior high school. The tech- nical make-up of the film is rather incon- sistent. . . If a school wants a sound film to be used to develop an interest in the study of geometry this film is excellent for such a purpose as it does show how geometry is not only all about us but is essential in almost everything man does." Committee on class- room films Geo $1.50 Syr $1.50 111 $1.50 TexVE Ind $1.25 VES $1.50 Ohio 516 Analytic geometry RECTILINEAR COORDINATES. (Knowledge builders ser.) lOmin 16-sd- $40; rent apply 1939 McCrory 516 516 sh-c "This film shows how a point moves and becomes a line. After explaining positive and negative numbers from coordinate positions, it branches out into tri-dimensional areas. An excellent film in many ways, although technically scarcely more than average. A noble film attempt in the comparatively 'un- filmed' field of mathematics. Only suitable for advanced math students. (Should be useful for] solid geometry, advanced math, physics." PCW film service staff B&H $40; rent $1.50 BraF $36; rent $1.50 Cal $1.50 Gut IdP 111 $1.50 La Mo $1.50 NFS $36; rent $1.50 Ohio Okla $1.50 Tex 50c VES $1.50 Wis $1.25 520 Astronomy «l - silent; sd EXPLORING SPACE. 9min 16-sd-apply TFC 520 Jh-sh-c-adult A Columbia production available only to schools "A film photographed in the Hayden Planetarium which takes the audience on a trip through space with close-ups of the Moon, Venus, Sun, Mars, the Milky Way, and ex- cellent pictures of an eclipse of the sun show- sound; f-inflammable; nf - safety; p ■ primary; el ■ elementary; Jh ■ Junior high; th • senior high; 0 • college; trade • trade schools 120