Catalogue of Pathépictures Selected for Educational, Religious and Social Groups (1925)

6 PAT HEPICTURES Pathe Screen Studies THESE one reel subjects were carefully assembled and pedagogically edited to fill the demand lor pictures suited to the class-room use. This purpose they are fulfilling with great success all over the country and they are also being used in recreational programs in the theatres and for non-theatrical audiences. For definitely instructional use and for a general educational purpose the Screen Studies are unsurpassed in value and interest. YOSEMITE, the Valley of Enchantment (Pathecolor— Parts One and Two) 2 Reels This is produced in natural colors and is titled with the words of John Muir, John Burroughs, Henry Van Dyke, Robert Service and other lovers and students of nature. Synopsis — Map, locating all National Parks; Redwoods; Inspiration Point; Bridal Veil Falls; Yosemite Village; Arch Rock; Indian Cave Rock; The Merced; Trail to Happy Isles; Happy Isles; Glacier Point Rock; Vernal Falls; Overhanging Rock; El Captain; Cathedral Spires; Silver Apron; The Water Wheel; Three Brothers; Nevada Falls; Glacier Point Hotel; Half Dome; Yosemite Falls. ATHLETIC MOVEMENTS ANALYZED (Parts One and Two) 2 Reels Of equal value for recreational or educational programs is this interesting and instructive subject. By the use of the ultra-speed cameras, the various athletic movements are slowed down to eight times less than normal speed. To those interested in physical training it affords excellent opportunity for the study of muscular action. To those interested in athletics, it emphasizes the intimate, close-up show of "form" interpreted by champions. For High School and older grades, men's clubs, smokers, etc., these reels are indispensable to your program. The printed Syllabus that goes with this him is written by the Physical Training Staff of the Board of Education, New York City. (.See announcement at end, of Future Educational Releases for other sports to come.) FELLING FOREST GIANTS 1 Reel This gives a detailed story of the lumbering industry, and includes in it some very rare and spectacular "shots" of felling some big trees of the forests in the great Northwest. "The Wonders of Life" in the Plant and Animal World. BRE'R RABBIT AND HIS PALS (Rodents) 1 Reel (A Study in elementary Zoology, also Nature Study for lower grades.) This is an intimate study of animals that come under the classification of "Rodents." It deals with Rabbits, Squirrels, Prairie Dogs, Woodchucks, Mice, Jerboas and Marmots. This film not only shows a close-up working skeleton of the jaws that distinguish this class of animal, but also tells in detail the fascinating story of hibernation. ANIMAL CAMOUFLAGE (Zoology and Nature Study.) 1 Reel This him deals with protective mimicry as shown in the zoological study of Crabs, Worms, the Walking Stick, Caterpillar, Toads, Lizards, Butterflies, the "Walking Leaf* and an intimate study of Praying Mantis. BIRDS OF PREY 1 Reel This deals with the Krestel, Sparrow Hawks, other Hawks, Buzzard, Goshawk, The Asian Lammergeier, Andean Condor, the American Eagle and others. MOLLUSCS (Probably 1st year High School Zoology.) 1 Reel Dealing with the Oyster, Octopus, Cuttlefish and Snail. CRAYFISH— THE STICKLEBACK 1 Reel The Crayfish is an animal which is of universal interest in the study of zoology and nature study in schools. This detailed story of him in picture form describes his structure, surroundings, habits, breeding, etc., in a very efficient manner. The Stickleback, although perhaps not of primal school zoological importance, is a most interesting study, as this is the only fish that builds a nest, somewhat similar to that of a bird. This clearly shows the fish, its peculiarities, its nest with the eggs in it, the male guarding it and the lively family of little Sticklebacks. OUR FOUR FOOTED HELPERS (Ruminants) 1 Reel This subject starts out by taking the commonest example of the Ruminant family, namely, the Cow and with animated diagram clearly implants the lesson of what it means to chew a cud. Other animals that are treated in this film, covering the many different types of hollow horns, without horns, solid horns and small horns, are Zebu, Old World Buffalo, Bison, Gnu, Giraffe, Dromedary, Alpaca and Llama. A large section is