Educational film catalog (1936)

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914.38-914.4 EDUCATIONAL FILM CATALOG 1943 EDITION OUR FIGHTING ALLIES—THE CZECHS— Continued guns. And they are in uniform, as part of the United Nations forces: soldiers, fighter pilots, and bomber crews B&H 16-$1.25 Ind 16-11.25 VES 16-51.25 914.38 Poland FOLKWAYS OF POLAND. 15min 16- si-sale apply; rent $1.50 1939 Harmon 914.38 el-jh-sh Guide 25c "About one third of the film was devoted to costumes of Poland. People were shown in various activities with the different types of costume. Crafts were demonstrated by the men and women, showing how tradition has kept men and women working by hand on some of the necessities of life—clothing, shoes, and woodworking. "The men as well as the women have their individual dances, also the different group dances were displayed. A good film for the classroom. Perhaps the class would want to see this one several times." J.K.W. POLAND. IR 16-si-$24 1940 Eastman 914.38 el-Jh-sh-adult Guide Government buildings; street scenes; shops; transportation; parks; the market place; housing projects; contrasting old and new archi- tectural styles. Zinc refining. Agriculture- great private estates; an individually owned small farm and its proprietor. Peasant home life, customs, mealtime, weaving. Schools—a kindergarten and primary grade, handicraft, wood carving, and sculpture. Activities in Gdynia, Baltic seaport—the loading of lumber and coal 111 $1 Ohio Mo si-75c Tex NJM si WashS POLAND. lOmin 16-sd-$36; rent $1.50 1939 Gut 914.38 el-jh-sh Produced by Educational & general serv- ices, ltd. "Traditional methods of farming are briefly seen, and then some views of the Car- pathians. In AVarsaw a wide range of archi- tectural styles is shown, from the Jewish quarter to the palaces of nobles and some of the modern buildings. . . Shows [only] three parts of Poland—Gdynia, Warsaw and the Carpathians—and therefore could not be used to give an impression of Poland as a whole. The building of the harbour at Gdynia is well shown." British film inst. "Here at last is a social studies picture of the people of a country, and not a mere travelog. It is the best picture on Poland which has been released recently. . . The film contains maps, and an excellent commentary giving the historical background necessary for an understanding of the present crisis. The photography is good, and the editing very careful." E.S. Cine NFS sd-$32; rent Geo $2 $1.50 Mo 75c NJM THIS IS POLAND. 22min 16-sd-$17; rent 75c 3S-sd-f-apply 1942 BritLib 914.38 sh-aduft Pre-war Poland—her people, architecture, customs. The German invasion—death, de- struction, devastation. Her future, seen in her exiles fighting with Britain B&H 16-$17; rent 75c THIS WAS MODERN POLAND, llmin 16-sd-$36; rent $1.50 1942 B&H 914.38 "Made just before the Nazi invasion showing Poland's cultural life, her steel mills and coal mines, her farms and her factories." Scholastic WHITE EAGLE. 30min 16-sd-$25.50; rent $1 35-sd-f-apply 1942 BritLib 914.38 Jh-sh-c-adult Leslie Howard tells the story of Poland in exile—her Government, army and navy, her children and her future B&H 16-$25.50; rent $1 914.39 Hungary BEAUTIFUL AND GAY BUDAPEST. (De la Varre travelogue) llmin 16-sd- $25; rent $1.50 1938 Nu-Art 914.39 Jh-sh Produced by Andre De La Varre "A travelogue of Budapest showing gov- ernment buildings, health resorts, bridges, monuments, bazaars, etc. The narrator relates much of the city's history while an orchestra furnishes an excellent musical background. Print was defective in that many scenes jerked as they were projected on the screen. [Useful for] geography, history, general auditorium." PCW film service staff B&H Den NFS Twy VFC HUNGARY. 15min 16-si-$24 1934 East- man 914.39 el-jh Guide Large estates, primitive and modern agri- cultural methods, animal husbandry, village life, embroidery, and a wedding festival Shows primitive transportation, the fish- ing, mining, sugar-belt, and steel industries, Budapest, educational opportunities, medieval architecture A&B loS $1 Ariz $1 LaEd loan Brig Minn 75c Dud Mo 50c 111 $1 NJM lo $1 Wis 75c HUNGARY HAS A HERITAGE, I5min 16-si-sale apply; rent $1.50 1939 Har- mon 914.39 el-jh-sh Guide 25c "Some of the scenes shown are: Cow herds, goats on way to market, dancing by men and women, folk dancing, peasant markets. City of Eger, Budapest, parades, and the last part devoted to religious work of the people. A very good film on the life of Hungarian people. . . The photography is better than the average film." J.K.W. 914.4 France ANCIENT CITIES OF SOUTHERN FRANCE. (De La Varre travelogue) lOmin 16-sd-$17.50; rent $1.50 1937 Nu-Art 914.4 Carcassonne castles, windmills, forts built by Visigoths on Roman ruins. Many Roman si - silent; sd-sound; f • inflammable: nf • safety: p • primary; el • elementary; Jh - Junior high; sh - senior high; c • college; trade • trade schools 312