Educational film guide (1945)

1947 EDITION 591.5 KINGS OF THE ARCTIC. IR 16-sl-sd-$8.75$17.50 Pictorial 591.5 el-Jh-sh-adult Sea lions battling for mate and for home Ea sd-$3 Shad si-sd-$l-$1.26 FiP $1 UWF $1.50 Ideal $1.65 TMCA sd-$1.50 PH $1.25 LITTLE FRIEND OF THE WILD. (Humane education ser.) 15mln 16-si-$24; rent $1.50 1939 Bray 591.5 el-Jh Edited and titled for elementary grades. A story of a little boy who, fearing that the deep winter snows would prevent his little wild friends of the woods from finding enough food to keep alive, puts on his snow shoes and brings food to the woodpecker, the squirrel, the raccoon, the owl, the deer, the bear, the rabbit and to the skunk "The story Is well done and the animal scenes are excellent. [Good forj science and reading." Collaborator Col 60c TexVB PI $24: rent $1.50 UWF $24; rent $1.50 Ohio MICHIGAN BEAVER. 15min 16-si-sd-loan 1933 MIchC 591.5 el-Jh-sh Guide Life of the beaver. Trees are felled, dams repaired. Damage from flooding and the steps taken to curb it are shown Cos sl NatFS si-sd-$24-$27; MICHIfiAN FURBEARERS. 15min 16-sl-loan 1934 MichC 591.5 el-jh-sh Guide Many of the Michigan furbearers are shown in this film. Among them are the weasel, mink, porcupine, bear, deer, moose, bobcat, fox, muskrat and otter ITTCO NatFS $24; rent $1 PCW $1 '^19M'9''^'^ MAMMALS. lOmin 16-sd-loan 1929 MichC 591.5 el-Jh-sh Guide Also available as a 2R silent film Shows the following Michigan animals: wolverine, elk, bison, cow moose & calf, bull moose, spotted fawn, doe deer, spike horn deer, porcupine, albino porcupine cub bear, badger, weasel, fox, squirrel chipmunk, beaver Cos , ,, ^^ NatFS si-sd-$24-$27; g-io?l-65 ^rent $1-$1.50 VBS $2 '^19.1'S^'^ MOOSE. 15mln 16-sI-sd-loan 1930 MIchC 591 5 el-Jh-sh Guide The great moose herd of Isle Royale. A young bull is captured Cos , „ „ NatFS $24-$27; rent ITTCO^ n-$1.50 MONKEYS AND APES. 8min 16-sl-$12 1932 ^i3F 5915 el-Jh Guide XT ™ ^^r**'*,^ °' species from both the Old and New Worlds. South American monkeys feeding on fruits and climbing. Old World mon^X^' ^S^**^?",?^ lacking the power to grasp WIUi the tall, are seen to be completely at 52^$ '" i"? *J"®®s. Among the apes shown are aog-faced baboons, mother and baby orangSf^J?; * young chimpanzee, and babies of the giant gorilla Available from 10 or more film libraries or distributors MY FRIEND, THE HARTI. (Magic vault ser.) lOmin 16-sd-$27; rent $1.50 ITTCO 591.5 el-Jh "Elephants of India, showing their economic importance as well as their use in ceremonials." Wisconsin Available from 10 or more film libraries or distributors NATURE'S NURSERIES. 16mln 16-sl-$19.68; rent $1.50 Bray 591.5 el-Jh Studies from zoological gardens and from wild life "Fish eggs. Alligator eggs. Spider eggs and babies. Hummingbird nest. Feeding young. Deer and young. Sheep and young. Bear and young." California Dud IdahoSo EPS Svr $1 Fi UWF NEW HOMES FOR BEAVERS. lOmin 16-sd $25; rent $1.25 1946 CanFB 591.5 Jh-sh-adult The story of the restocking of the James Bay area with beavers from Algonquin Park. Explains the Government's conservation programme. The Indian chief of the reserve has decreed that each year new beavers will be brought to the streams, and that there will be no trapping for seven years. By allowing the beaver population of the area to increase, man will benefit: beaver dams help control floods and irrigate the land, which in turn encourages plant and animal life Bran Int film CanNFS VisEd Dennis 1940 ARIZONA EXPEDITION. 45mln 16-sdcolor-$400 rent $30 1940 Archbold 591.5 sh-c-adult This color film may be had on a 'loan* basis by scientific societies Covers the Richard Archbold 1940 Arizona expedition. Shows the desert with Its flowers and plants, the mammals, birds and reptiles In their natural habitat and in captivity; also the people of this border country In various activities. Apache Indians perform their "devil dance" to their own original music OUR ANIMAL NEIGHBORS. lOmin 16-sd$45. Also color-$75 1947 Coronet 591.5 p-el-Jh-sh Guide In this film we see ten common small mammals: cottontail rabbit, gray squirrel, fox squirrel, chipmunk, gopher, deer and meadow mice, shrew, mole and bat. Designed to use with groups of younger children PalFL RACCOON. 8mln 16-sl-$12 1930 EBF 691.5 p-el-Jh Guide He fishes for crawfish in a stream, catches one, washes and eats it. He plays In the trees before he starts for his home In a dead tree stump Available from 10 or more film libraries or distributors RETURN OF THE BUFFALO. (Treasure chest ser.) lOmln 16-sd-$30 1940 Sklbo 591.5 el-Jh-sh ^1. 'T,^® story of the buffalo before and after the white man's invasion of the plains. We are taken back to that period when the buffalo was plentiful and was hunted for food by the Indians but never slaughtered unnecessarily. The Indians used the skins for clothing and for canoe coverings; the hair was woven Into cloth. "Then we see white men arriving In their covered wagons. Soon thousands of buffaloes had been killed for sport tuid for their skins. 243