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THE EDUCATIONAL SCREEN Editorial Section FOR Vol. I MAY, 1922 No. Announcements IN the January issue of the Educational Screen we announced the polic of withholding the names of our personnel until our readers could pas upon the merits of the magazine alone. The verdict is in, and it is unmis takably favorable. Therefore in the June issue we shall take pleasure in print ing the names of those who are behind this enterprise, Officers, Directors, Staf and Editorial Board. AS previously announced, The Educational Screen, Inc., plans to publisl from time to time significant books, monographs and other materia relating specifically to the visual field. The first title in the series will be "Comparative Effectiveness of Sonn Visual Aids in Seventh Grade Instruction." It is a thesis written by Josepl J. Weber of the University of Kansas and accepted by Columbia University for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy. It is one of the first authoritativi contributions to the serious literature of visual education. The importance o Mr. Weber's work has already been widely recognized by scholars and the pub lication of his results in book form is a significant event. The book will be attractively printed with numerous tables and line cuts bound in cloth, and will be ready for distribution early in June next. Price $1.50 net, postage prepaid. (Special price to our subscribers, $1.00.) THE June issue of this magazine will show an increase of at least twenty five per cent in the number of pages. This will permit of introducing on< or two new features, such as a new department arid other matter of par ticular interest. Among the articles will be "The Unspeakable Photoplay," by Harrisoi Grey Fiske, the eminent theatrical manager and producer of New York City also, a study of the educational matinee for children by Marion F. Lanphie: 130 \