Educational film catalog (1936)

613.2-613.7 EDUCATIONAL FILM CATALOG 1943 EDITION PROOF OF THE PVDDING—Continued the body are explained, and results of good and bad diets illustrated. A story, built around the Jones family, adds interest "A splendid film on general nutrition." Collaborator Ariz 16 USPH 16-loan WashS 16-50C V-MEN. 17min 16-sd-loan 35-sd-nf-loan 1941 Westinghouse 613.2 Jh-sh-c-trade-adult Begins by reviewing the nutritional sig- nificance of the essential vitamins. An in- formative comparison of two methods of cooking —"old-fashioned" vs. "protective" cooking— which clearly demonstrates how the modern, protective method reduces the destructive ef- fect of the vitamin-destroying factors in cook- ing. The laboratory procedures involved in the scientific study of these two cooking methods are portrayed VIM, VIGOR AND VITAMINS. lOmin 16-sd-$40 1941 FF 613.2 Jh-sh-adult "Illustrates the effectiveness and enumer- ates the principal food sources of each vitamin. Shows a day's menu based on foods rich in vitamins.—Generally clear and accurate, but static and little inspiring." Health films "An up to date comprehensive film which discusses Vitamins A,B,C,D,G,E, and K indi- vidually. . . Sunshine, cod liver oil, and the addition of vitamins to standard foods are not overlooked . . . had the technical supervision of Miss Adelle Davis, eminent nutrition con- sultant and author of 'You Can Stay Well.' "Recommended for Home Economics and Health." PCW film service staff Ind $1.25 PCW $2 Minn $1 VES $1.50 VITAMIN Bl. (Food ser.) 15min 16-si- $24 1940 Eastman 613.2 Jh-sh Guide The natural food sources of vitamin Bi are shown. Then we see a pigeon whose diet was lacking in Bi and his remarkable recovery when treated with it. An experiment with Plus and Minus, two white rats, is .shown and dem- onstrates conclusively that vitamin Bi is an essential element of a full diet The effect of this deficiency in a human being is demonstrated thru the case of a man with beriberi. After only a short treatment to supply his lack he is able to work in the fields, his strength fully recovered This film is in so many of the state college and university film libraries that we suggest contacting your local state service. If they do not have it write to Eastman for nearest source VITAMIN D. (Food ser.) ISmin 16-si- * $24 1941 Eastman 613.2 el-Jh-sh Guide Shows a beach crowded with people ab- sorbing beneficial sun rays; follows with other scenes of activities in the sun Gives an idea of how modern living re- duces vitamin D benefits and shows some of the results of such a lack Considers commercial forms of Vitamin D; also special glass, lamps etc A&B NC AMNH $1.50 NYH loan Buck $1 Ohio ConnH loan Okla 80c IllH loan Syr $1 loS $1 Va MassPh loan VES $1 613.6 Hygiene of employment MEN AND DUST. 16j^min 16-sd-sale apply; rent $4.50 35-sd-nf-apply 1940 BraF 613.6 sh-c-trade-adult A factual film dealing with the silicosis and tuberculosis stricken Tri-State lead and zinc mining area, based on a study by the Tri- State committee, inc., 100 Fifth Ave., New York City. Copies of the 100 page report may be obtained directly from the Committee. Filmed by Sheldon Dick. Commentary directed by Lee Dick and original music score by Fred Stewart Some comments of the Committee on motion pictures of the Department of secondary education follow: "Extremely effective presen- tation of important social problem in the dust bowl and farming regions of our country." "Thrilling and enlightening. Pitiful, and beau- tifully done." "I hope this picture will be seen by ail schools to inspire an adjustment of con- ditions as they really are." "Represents splen- did material for school use, either shown in school or theatre. Gives discussion material." "Propaganda disgustingly overdone. Em- phasis is tiring and boring. I heartily dis- approve of the film as presently presented." CFC Minn $2 NYU $5 MEN IN DANGER. (Films from Britain ser.) 20min 16-sd-$l/; rent 75c 35-sd-f- apply 1941 BritLib 613.6 sh-c-trade-adult A pre-war documentary film dealing with the most frequent and serious types of in- dustrial dangers and occupational diseases in Great Britain, and the precautions taken against them BraP 16-$15; rent CFC 16 loan $1.25 Ind 16-50C STOP SILICOSIS. lOmin 16-sd-loan 35- sd-nf-loan 1938 USDL 613.6 Verification of information has not been recently received from the producer Intended to show employers a few of the methods of control which can be used; to educate workers to use such control measures as are provided; and to inform State and other governmental agencies of the necessity for regulating dust-producing industries "A tremendously useful film. It presents us with a popular scientific explanation of the nature of the disease; it illustrates the methods of its contraction and how it can be prevented. The air of 'scientific' detach- ment in this film is at once responsible for its good and useful qualities as well as its weak- nesses as a motion picture. The conception and execution of 'Stop Silicosis' are entirely pedestrian. "Like the conventional advertising film (on which it is patterned) it lacks creative qualities. Other government films have proved that a film can be documentary and still be profoundly dramatic." Scholastic BosU 16 Tex 16 Ind 16-$1.25 VaEd 16 Ohio 16 WashCE 16-50c Okla 16-25C WashS 16 SHS 16-$1.50 Wis 16-50C Syr 16 613.7 Physical education and training MEN OF MUSCLE. 12min 16-si-sd-loan 1940 Springfield college 613.7 el-Jh-sh-c-adult Produced by Pathe laboratories "Depicts the student life and training of physical educators at Springfield College, for «l - tilent; sd - sound; f • inflammable; nf • safety; p ■ primary; el - elementary; Jh • Junior high; sh • senior high; 0 - college; trade • trade schools 174