Business Screen Magazine (1965-1966)

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JOIN THE INTERNATIONAL SET OF WORLD MARKETERS AND PRODUCERS FOR WHOM WE HAVE DUBBED FILMS IN ONE OR MORE LANGUAGES FOREIGN LANGUAGE & CINEMA SERVICE 7046 HOLLYWOOD BOULEVARD, LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA 90028 Telephone: Hollywood 7-5128 (Area Code 213) SOW AVAILABLE FROM BUSINESS SCREEN! 1, National Directory of Safety Films 1965-1966 KI>ITION A comprehensive catalog listing over a thousand motion pictures, filmstrips, and slides dealing with safety and related topics such as fire prevention, health, training, first aid, and rescue. The catalog includes sections on occupational safety, office safety, farm safety, school safety, traffic safety and home hazards. Each listing gives a description of the film (type, length, year produced), summarizes the content, tells where each film can be obtained, and whether it can be rented or must be purchased. It is the most complete safety film catalog published. It can provide assistance to the many individuals and groups involved in safety, education, club, or civic activities. Single copies $2.80; send tlicck uiih orders. (wrie for schedule of quaiUily lii.untinis) BUSNESS SCRKKN M \<;AZINE 706 i Shrriiluii Hoad. Chicago. Illinois 60626 (cont'd from previous PAC.F ) capturing and holding the interest of a group of girls with divergent backgrounds and educational levels was the problem. The solution is found in the theme which is woven throughout the instructional material: bad teeth can bring personal unhappiness. By using live-action photos to highlight affairs of the heart the production hopes to involve the girls in something which is already foremost in their minds. Even the casting was done with the idea of using talent with whom the girls could identify. And the narration, which at times presents very elementary material, was handled with extreme care lest it sound condescending. Although it's too early to judge the success of the program it should be noted that everyone involved in the production now rinses his mouth out with water after having a between-meals snack. • * * .* "Good Old Days" of Air Travel Are Re-Lived in "Fly American" In this jet-age of air travel, there's a rich vein of nostalgic interest and inevitable comparison which has been tapped by American Airlines with the recent release of an original 1933 travel film that is showing viewers what it was like to fly from Chicago to New York on one of the company's twin-engine Curtiss Condtir biplanes in the good old days. Community organizations and television stations alike have res|ioik1ciI with heavy print requests tor the picture through its distributor. Association Films. The 2()-minute film. Fly Anicrican. which might be described as "high" (ov airborne) camp had been out of distribution tor more than 30 years, until the original negative was recently disco\ered in American .Airline's film vaults. A test print was made and it was decided that the film should be reissued because it shows so dramatically the tremenilous striiles commercial aviation has made in only three decades. Audiences will find the film an amusing and nostalgic "(iraiul Hotel" of the air. with a most di\erse cast of characters: a lillle okl lail\ on her first plane trip, a movie star win) travels as she lives, "among the stars" and an anxious father racing the stork. A highlight of the film shows the "great winged bird " outdistancing a iiain far below. At the lime Ihe tilm was made .American Airlines * American Airways. Thofj, presentation title and djai remain on the film. T! r Condor carried 18 pas> would make the ( t York run (landing at N, port) in "about five h ing time from Bostm t .Angeles was "a little i,rt > a day." American Airlines h.ii,. a special prologue am. .-pi to Fly American whit! the advances aviation culminating in the 7(i" now in service. Pros Give Young Ballplan Safety Pointers in Aeii Ph A new public serM, ; picture depicting safei\ youth baseball has Ki. . by Aetna Life &. Casuuli ■! ford, Conn. Called riay Ball. I\. color film illustrates c, tices that can injure un^ players and offers tips c \u prevent on-the-dianiond xi It was produced by .A.' '■ Casualty in cooperatiBabe Ruth League andhe cinnati Reds. In the 13-minuie filnOf nati players give ha^c' ad\ice and demonsir, avoid injuries that players of a typical preventing it from qi the state championshir For 16mm. Film — 400 t •' Protect your filn Ship in FIBERBILT CB Sold it IcAding d«<l 52 BUSINESSC