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to such diverse groups as the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce, North American Aviation, high schools and Cub Scout packs, as well as being shown on television stations throughout the nation, including KABC-TV in Los Angeles. The film is available to service and civic groups and to TV stations for their public service programming through Modern Talking Pictures, 1212 Avenue of the Americas, New York, N.Y. 10036.
Hands Help Demonstrate Evolutionary Process
Emphasizing the relationship between the mind of man and his hands. The Evolution of Hands, vividly illustrates to intermediate-junior high age scientifically gradual genetic changes in the hands and feet of animals to clarify the basic concept of evolution and to introduce the associated vocabulary. Through comparative examination of prehistoric and living specimens. students observe the slight physical changes that have occurred over thousands of generations to produce such variations as the paw of a dog, the hoof of a horse, etc.
For further information concerning this ten-minute. 16mm sound motion picture, write: Journal Films, Inc., 909 West Diversey Parkway, Chicago, III. 60614.
Highlights Potential for Career in Distribution
The "action field." distribution, is realistically surveyed with actual classroom scenes, field trips and stories by former distributive education students in the 28-minute, color/sound motion picture Distributive Educa
In this scene from "Distributive Education . . . Tell It Like It is," students work in an actual retail store atmosphere to learn the skills of selling, display and merchandising.
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Produced to encourage the one-third of todays teenagers who are destined to go into this field, to prepare now for their future; the film is being distributed on a free-loan basis by The American Vocational Association and The Sears-Roebuck Foundation. Request for loan prints to The Sears-Roebuck Foundation, 7435 Skokie Blvd.. Skokie, Illinois 60076.
Race Drivers Profiled During "Indy 500"
Following a premiere at New York's Radio City Music Hall, the new short film Profile of a Race Driver was released for public distribution.
The movie, filmed at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway this year, is distributed by Universal City Studios in cooperation with The Firestone Tire & Rubber Company.
The selected short subject features Parnelli Jones, veteran race driver who failed to qualify for the 1968 race; Billy Vukovich, a rooky, driving in his first Indianapolis classic; Mario Andretti. champion driver seeking his first Indy win; and Joe Leonard, who qualified for the pole position in the race.
Profile of a Race Driver will be shown in 5,000 theaters throughout the world during the next 18 months.
Prints will be available for showings after December 5 by civic groups and schools through offices of Association Films, Inc.
Prints will also be distributed extensively in airport theaters, colleges and universities throughout the country.
Corning Glass Highlights Far Eastern Cuisine
Authentic preparation of native dishes, important festivals, and appropriate music combine to become The World in Your Kitchen — Ear Eastern Cuisine, a half-hour color movie produced for Corning by Rodney Clark of Show Associates. Recipes and cooking tips for many of the dishes shown in the film are given in accompanying brochures.
Available from Modern Talking Picture Service film libraries throughout the country. Requests for playdates may be sent to Modern at 1212 Avenue of the Americas, New York City 10036.
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