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Published Monthly at 33 West 42d Street (Aeolian Hall) , New York City. DOLPH EASTMAN, Editor. Subscription: United States, $3 a year; other countries, $4 a year; single copies, 25 cents. Advertising rates on application. Copyright, 1919, by City News Publishing Company.
Vol. I
JANUARY, 1919
No. 1
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Index to Articles
EDITORIAL 5
Educational Film Magazine — Plan, Purpose and Policy "ONE OF THE GREATEST THINGS IN THE WORLD".... 7
Interview with Thomas A. Edison — Illustrated
ART OF PICTURE MAKING AND OF TEACHING 9
By Lawrence Augustus Averill, M.A., Ph.D. — Illustrated
FILMS AS LEGAL EVIDENCE 10
SIX U. S. A. WAR FILMS 10
SYNCHRONIZING FILMS WITH TEXTBOOKS 11
By Henry Macmahon
THE CHURCH AND THE CINEMA 12
By Rev. Dr. Chester C. Marshall — Illustrated
SPEEDING MILITARY TRAINING WITH FILMS 14
By Charles Frederick Carter — Illustrated
FILMING THE SOUTH SEA ISLES 16
By Martin Johnson — Illustrated
FIGHTING VENEREAL DISEASE WITH FILMS 18
Illustrated
TEACHING PLANT GROWTH WITH FILMS 18
By C. Francis Jenkins
MOTION PICTURES IN AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION.... 19
By Don Carlos Ellis — Illustrated "THE BLUE BIRD" A WORK OF ART 20
By Charles Kenmore Ulrich — Illustrated
DO TOPICAL REVIEWS COVER THE FIELD? 21
By James O. Spearing
OPERATION OF A MODEL SLIDE BUREAU 22
By Alfred W. Abrams
VAST FILM PLANT PLANNED 23
SLIDE NOTES AND COMMENT 23
ENGINEERS RETAIN "SAFETY STANDARD" FILM 24
Illustrated
WILL RENT PROJECTOR TO SCHOOLS 24
FLASHES ON THE WORLD'S SCREEN 25
THE EDUCATIONAL PICTURE 26
By Samuel L. Rothapfel
HOW MOTION PICTURES ARE MADE 27
FILMS FOR Y. W. C. A.'s 28
THE PIONEER INDUSTRIAL FILM MAN 30
Illustrated
THE NEWEST FORM OF A NEW ART 31
By Harry Levey — Illustrated
Index to Advertisements
Pathescope Co. of America Inside front cover
Famous Players-Lasky Corporation 1
Robertson-Cole Company 2
Graphoscope Company 4
Excelsior Illustrating Company 23
Educator's Cinematograph Company 24
Exhibitors' Booking Agency 27
Victor Animatograph Company 27
Rivoli and Rialto Theatres 28
Leggett-Gruen Corporation 29
Attractograph Company 31
Nicholas Power Company 32
Educational Films Corporation Inside back cover
Community Motion Picture Bureau Back cover
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