Educational film catalog (1936)

EDUCATIONAL FILM CATALOG Screen Adettes. Screen Adettes, Inc., 925 NW 19th Av, Portland, Ore. Shields. Wendell G. Shields, 1270 Sixth Av, New York City Sibley. Ruroy Sibley, 39 High St, Croton- on-Hudson, N.Y. Smith. Lvman M. Smith, Redondo Beach, Cal. SoB South Bend Bait Company, South Bend, Ind. Intended for the use of sportsmen. May be had for transportation charges only Sohio. Standard Oil Company of Ohio, Midland Bank Bldg,, Room 1641, Cleve- land, O. Southern educ. found. Southern Education Foundation, Inc., 726 Jackson PI, NW, Washington, D.C. Southern Pacific. Southern Pacific Lines, O. P. Bartlett, P.T.M., 310 S Michigan Av, Chicago, 111. Spalding. A. G. Spalding & Brothers, 105 Nassau St, New York City Write for address of store nearest you Special pictures corp. Special Pictures Corporation, 1775 Broadway, New York City Sta Star Safety Film, Inc., 630 Ninth Av, New York City All Alms are sound. Entertainment films rent for $1 per R per day; school films for $2; and religious films for $2.50. This com- pany offers a complete service to include films, sound equipment and operator, within a radius of 100 miles StA St Ambrose College, Davenport, la. Have library of Erpi classroom films, inc. available for $1.75 per reel per day, plus transportation Standard oil co. of Ind. Standard Oil Company of Indiana, 910 S Michigan Av, Chicago, 111. Stempel. W. M. Stempel, Stevens Institute of Technology, Hoboken, N.J. Stoc Stockton Junior College, Stockton, Cal. A non-profit organization offering a co- operative film library service. Members may be schools or groups of schools and member- ships cost $10, $25 or $50 Stone. Stone Film Library Inc., 444 W 56th St, New York City StT St. Thomas College, Scranton, Penn- sylvania Rental rate is $1 per day per R for the first day and 50c per R for each day there- after, plus return transportation Stw Stewart's School Films, 143 Hunter Av, Trenton, N.J. Rental is $7.50 per subject Sun. The Sun, Editorial Department, 280 Broadway, New York City Sutherland. E. W. Sutherland, Box 114, Muskegon Heights, Mich. SVE. Society for Visual Education, Inc., 100 E Ohio St, Chicago, 111. Syr Syracuse University, Cooperative Ed- ucational Film Library, School of Educa- tion, Syracuse, N.Y. This is a cooperative enterprise. Member schools vi^ishing silent films must contribute the price of an Eastman classroom film or its equivalent ($24). Those wishing sound films must pay the price of an instructional sound film ($45). Each service requires also a serv- ice fee of $7.50 a year or if both services are wanted the charge is $12.50. Cooperating schools in the silent film library are entitled to receive during each year a total of 36 reels of silent films of the classroom type and 25 titles of the other silent films. In the co- operating sound library each user is entitled to receive 3(5 reels of instructional sound films and 25 titles of the other sound films. Over and above this, classroom silent films may be rented for $1 per reel per day, in- structional sound films for $1.50 and non- instructional films for 50c per title Tanners' council. Tanners' Council of America, 100 Gold St, New York City Tay Taylor, G. R., & Company, 1000 Springfield Av, Irvington, N.J. Free with projection service to N.J. Taylor wine co. Taylor Wine Company, Hammondsport, N.Y. Teaching aids ex. Teaching Aids Ex- change, P.O. Box 242, Modesto, Cal. Tex University of Texas, Visual Instruc- tion Bureau, Austin, Tex. Offer a non-rental group of films for the use of which a registration fee of $1 a year is required. Also offer a rental group from 10c to $12. User pays transportation both ways on all films Texaco. The Texas Company, 135 E 42d St, New York City TexS West Texas State College, Canyon, Tex. Have rental library of Erpi films Text film. Text Film Corporation, 1811 N Whitely Av, Hollywood, Cal.; Eastern office: Clayton C. Adams, 436 W Stafford St, Germantown, Pa. TexTech Texas Technological College, Department of Visual Education, Lub- bock, Tex. Rentals range from 25c to $2 plus trans- portation charges both ways TFC. Teaching Film Custodians, Inc., 23 W 43d St, New York City Technicolor subjects offered are very much more expensive than blaclt and white Thorne. H. A. Thorne, 21 E 9th St, New York City Thornton. Wilson Thornton, Central Senior High School, 317 W Washington Av, South Bend, Ind. Travel & indus. development assn. Film Department, The Travel and Industrial Development Association of Great Britain and Ireland, 25, Savile Row, Lon- don, W.l, England; 620 Fifth Av, New York City All films are available for cinema and non- theatrical distribution outside the British 330