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INDEX TO VOLUME VI 491
No. Pace
Poem Once Saved Old Ironsides, Picture May Now do the Same (in the Christian Science Monitor) May 221
Everyday France (in The Woman Citizen) 221
Editorial on Representations of other Nations in Films (in the Chicago Tribune) 221
Micro Motion Pictures (by Heins Rosenberger in The Scientific American) June 266
The Signal Corps of the Movies (in The Scientific American) 266
Rough Riding on the Screen (in The Outlook) 266
The Value— The Perils — of the Screen (by Eric Ponder in Childhood Education) 267
The Effective Use of Pictures in Church School Work with Children (by Hazel A. Lewis in the
International Journal of Religious Education) 267
The American Revolver and the West (by Walter Webb in Scribner's) 267
The Camera Goes Exploring (by George T. Hillman in Nature Magazine) 268
A Study of the Motion Picture Preferences of the Horace Mann High Schools (by Mary Allen Abbott in
Teachers College Record) Sept. 315
Photographing the Epic of Everest (by ]. B. Noel in Asia) ■ 315
Every Mother a Movie Critic (by Ruth M. Walker in Child Welfare Magazine) 316
Turning Theatre Foyers into Art Galleries Helps Film Standards (in the Christian Science Monitor) 317
A Comment on the Work of Cecil DeMille (by Gilbert Seldes in the New Republic) Oct. 364
Progress in the Movies (by Gilbert Seldes in the New Republic) 365
The Educational Value of Motion Pictures (by Ella Lonn in Child Welfare Magazine) 366
Economic and Social Influences of the Motion Picture (by Francis D. Tyson in The National Board of
Review Magazine) 366
Flower Filming (by E. A. Reeve in Amateur Movie Makers) 367
How Moving Pictures are Produced (by Mayme Ober Peak in Current History) 389
Psychological Factors in the Response to Motion Pictures (by Harold E. Jones in National Board of
Review Magazine) Nov. 416
Visual Education (by Dr. Daniel C. Knowlton in American Educational Digest) 417
Saving Lives with Celluloid (by Dr. Herman Goodman in Amateur Movie Makers) 418
A Camera (by Angelo Patri in the Christian Student) 418
The Museums and their Associations (by Laurence V. Coleman in The Modern World) Dec. 461
From the Inside (by Carl Laemmle in the Saturday Evening Post) 461
Opportunity Night (by F. Zeta Youmans in Survey Graphic) 461
Cleveland Public Library Film Cooperation (by Ina Roberts in National Board of Review Magazine) 462
When Chicago Went Movieless (an editorial in The Dearborn Independent) 463
Why Museums (by Homer Saint-Gaudens in the Christian Student) 463
An editorial on the newspaper movie camera (in the Christian Science Monitor) 463
BOOK REVIEWS
(Arranged in Chronological Order)
The Pageant of America (by Yale University Press) Jan. 20
The Public and the Motion Picture Industry (by William Marston Seabury) 22
A Calendar of World Heroes (by Arthur Charles Watkins) 59
Visual Education Leaflet, No. 3 (by the DeVry Corporation) 59
Motion Pictures for Instruction (by A. P. Hollis) Feb. 78 .
I. N. S. History Cards (Interstate News Service) 79
A Million and One Nights (by Terry Ramsaye) Apr. 197
The Public Library and the Moving Picture Studio (by Gladys Caldwell) ■ 198
What the Pictures Say (by Maud Moore) 198
A Preliminary Handbook of Visual Instruction (by A. E. Gilbert) May 222
Sources of Illustrative and Exhibit Materials for Schools (by the Visual Education Society
of West Virginia) 252
Shoot (by Luigi Pirandello) June 268
Let's Go to the Movies (by Iris Barry) Sept. 317
Masters and Masterpieces of the Screen (by P. F. Collier & Son) 344
My Story Book, Picture Story Reading Lessons (by Nila Banton Smith and Dr. Stuart A. Courtis) 344
Second and Third Grade Manual for The Child's Own Way Series (by Marjorie Hardy) 344
Geography Syllabus for Elementary Schools and List of Slides for Third Grade Geography with Suggestions for Their Use (by Visual Instruction Division of New York State Department of Education) .... Nov. 441
After the Rain (by Cleanliness Institute) ' ' 442
Grain Through the Ages (by the Quaker Oats Company) ' 442
The Pageant of America — Vols. 8 and 12 {by Yale University Press) Dec. 464
NOTES AND NEWS
(Arranged in Chronological Order)
Three-Dimensional Films Jan. 24
Transmitting Pictures by Telephone 25
The Shedd Aquarium 25
"The Big Parade" Called Best of 1925 26
Russia Plans Historical Films 26
A Magazine for the Amateur Cinematographer 27
Discovering America with a Camera 27
Schools of Motion Picture Technology 23
Aerial Photography in India 28
Open-Air Theatre on Shipboard 28
Yale Films at Northwestern University 29
Sane Halloween with Motion Pictures 29
More Statistics 29
Prizes for Poster Contest 29
Colored Movies and Eyestrain 30
Social Hygiene Films in Indiana 30
Motion Picture Courses at Columbia Feb. 81
Films by Radio , 81
The Film Associates 82