The Educational screen (c1922-c1956])

December, 1924 Index TO VoLUME III 417 OFFICIAL DEPARTMENT OF THE N. A. V. I. Conducted by, and upon the responsibility of. The National Academy of Visual Instruction Mo. Page Department of Superintendence Program on Visual Instruction in Education {by H. B. Wilscn) Jan. 16 Annual Meeting of the N. A. V. I. (by Dudley Grant Hays) Jan. 18 Official Program of the Fifth Annual Meeting of the National Academy of Visual Instruction Feb. 52 Retrospect and Prospect (by Dudley Grant Hays) Feb. 53 National Academy of Visual Instruction — a Statement (by W . M. Gregory) Apr. 142 Cooperative Efforts in Visual Elucation — Museums and Art Galleries (by S. A. Barrett) Apr. 143 Training Teachers to Employ Visual Aids in Teaching (by W. M. Gregory) May 176 OFFICIAL DEPARTMENT OF THE V. I. A. Conducted by, and upon the responsibility of. The Visual Instruction Association op America Thumb Nail Sketches in Visual Instruction (by Ernest R. Crandall) 8. Rip Van Winkle Comes Back Jan. 22 9. A Lesson on Cotton — Part I Feb. 54 10. A Lesson on Cotton — Part H Mar. 102 11. A Lesson on Cotton — Part III Apr. 147 12. A Lesson on Cotton — Part IV June 219 13. The Stereopticon View as a Device for Providing Intensiveness of Pure Sensation Nov. 347 14. Further Observations on the Stereopticon as a Device for Aiding Memory Dec. 394 At the Chicago Convention Jan. 19 At the N. E. A. Convention June 221 The Motion Picture Chamber of Commerce (by Rowland Rogers) June 222 Simple Visual Aids for First Year Number Teaching (Edna Haas) May 178 The Study of Current Events Through Motion Pictures in Junior High School 64, Manhattan (by Louise F. Specht) Oct. 306 The Use of U. 3. Weather Bureau Material in the Classroom (by A. J. Bernstein) Apr. 148 Visual Instruction at the Washington Convention (by Illsley Boone) Oct. 305 (The List of Films Reviewed in This Department Are Included in the School Department.) OFFICIAL DEPARTMENT OF THE FILM COUNCILS OF AMERICA (Conducted by and on the responsibility of the Film Councils of America) Film Recommendations by Parent-Teacher Association Jan. 27, Feb. 64, Mar. 110, Apr. 155, May 188, June 235 Film Council Recommendations Oct. 311, Nov. 358, Dec. 402 The "Famous Forty" Releases by Paramount May 191 Suggestions for Local-Parent-Teacher Associations and Mothers June. 236 The New National Organization Oct. 309 The Movies and the Public 310 Endorsed Motion Pictures for 1922-24 Nov. 355 A Radio Address Dec. 400 A Week's Record 402 What the Public Wants , 401 PICTURES AND THE CHURCH Conducted by Dr. Chester C. Marshall (Articles Arranged in Chronological Order) Are Motion Pictures in the Church a Success? (Contributed by Rev. C. C. Fisher, First Methodist Episcopal Church, Meyersdale, Pa.) Jan. 29 Experiences of One Church (Contributed by Edgar Swan Wiers, Unity Church, Montclair, N. J.) Mar. Ill Pictures and the Church Night Program Apr. 156 One Pastor's Letter (Contributed by S. G. Houghton, Wolcott, N. Y.) 156 A Problem of Education and, a Community Responsibility May 193 The Town That Forgot God (Contributed by Rev. Frank M. Field, Holmes Memorial Methodist Church, Detroit, Mich.) June 237 Great Sunday Evenings with Pictures (Contributed by Rev. R. H. Rolofson, Presbyterian Church, Vinton, la.)... Sept. 266 What Shall We Do With the Movies ? (A Questionnaire Sermon) Oct. 315 Nov. 359 Dec. 398 (Complete Alphabetical List of Films Reviewed in This Department Will Be Found at the End of This Index) THE THEATRICAL FIELD Conducted by Marguerite Orndorff (Arranged Alphabetically by Titles) How the Movies Come to You Feb. 57 The Producer's Side of It May 181 Production Notes: Jan., p. 25: Feb., p. 58; Mar., p. 108; Apr., p. 154; May., p. 182; June, p. 230; Nov., p. 354. Reviewed Previously (Condensed lists of films reviewed in preceding issues) June 230 Tlie Year's Best 233 (Complete Alphabetical List of Films Reviewed in This Department Will Be Found at the End of This Index) AMONG THE MAGAZINES (.irranged in Chronological Order) When the Movies are Good (by John Farrar in the Ladies' Home Journal) Sept. 270' School Teachers as Film Censors (in The World's Work) 270 Do the Movies Help or Harm Us ? (by George Humphrey in Collier's Weekly) 270 Necessary Equipment for Visual Instruction (by H. B. Wilson in the Sierra Educational News) 271 Physical Education (by Dr. C. Ward Crampton in The ChildWelfare Magazine) 271 The Value of Motion Pictures in the Industrial and Technical Field (in the Scientific American) 274 Will the Motion Picture Business of the Next Decade be Mostly in New York? (in Current Opinion) 274 Telephoning Our Press Photographs (in the Scientific American) 274 Honie-Made Movies Libel Us Abroad (in Current Opinion) 27S The Powerful Suggestive Influence of the Moving Picture (in Lancet, London) 276 The Movies One Hundred Years From Now (by David Work Griffith in Collier's) .' 276