The Educational screen (c1922-c1956])

DiCi>::h.,-. 1S2? 279 Index to Volume VII (1928) The Educational Screen FORMAL ARTICLES (Arranffed Alphabetically by Authors) So, I Astcll, I^uis A., Community High School, West Chicayo. 111., The Status and Trends of Visual Aids In Science. Oct. Blakeston, Oswell, Looliing Round Dec. Booth. Ciracp E-stella, Collintcood Junior High School, Cleveland, O., Stereographs in the Classroom June Brown, Dr. F. I' , Director oj the Museums of the Feace)ul Arts, yew York City, Visual Education in the >Iuseum of Science and Industry Oct. Brown, II. R., UidycKOOd High School, Jtidgetcood, N. J., Visual Materials in the Teaching of Physics May Campbell, Laurence K., Chairman Visual Education Committee, High School, South San Francisco, The Screen and the Student June Douglas, LiIIi( Newton An International Exchange Arrangement for \'isu?il Aids Mar. Emery, James N., District rrincipal James C. Potter School, faiitucket, R. J., The Sub-Title Applied to the Lantern Slide Apr. Telling the World About It June Some Suggestions for Using the Historical Slide.... Dec. Heatwole, C. J.. Editor, Virginia Journal of Education, liichmond, Va., Historic Williamsburg as a National Museum Nov. Hughes, Harold F., Director Visual Education, Public Schools, Fresno, Cal., Starting a Visual Education Department (I ) Nov. Startirg a Visual Education Department (H) Dec. Klein. Mni-garet -A., Children's Bureau, U, S. Dept. of Eabor, Washington, D. C, The Rise of the ICducalionai E.xhibit May Krantz, B. F., Secretary of the Rotary Club of Leiden, Holland — Old and New .\pr. Lewin. William, Centrai High School, Neicarlc, y. J., Photoplays for Vocational Guidance .Apr. Mc.Ateer, Ercel C, Assistant Director Visual Education, City Schools, JjOS Angeles, Cal., The Influence of Motion Pictures upon the Cultural Development of Children Mar. The Influence of Motion Pictures in Developing in Children the Proper t'so of Leisure Time .Apr. 'ITie Influence of Motion Pictures upon the Develop. ment of International Co-Operation : May The Influence of Motion Pictures in Counteracting Un-.Americanism June Roach, Charles, Director of Visual Education, Public Schools, Los Angeles, Cal., Visual Education — What Is It? Dec. Seasholes, Craig, John Adams High School, Cleveland, O., Is the Motion Picture Vastly Underestimated bv Educators ? Oct. Slpley. IjOuIs AV.. Some .Aspects of the Psychology of Visual Education Oct. IFO, Nov. Weber, Joseph J., .A Suggested Methodology for the Use of Informational Motion Pictures Mar. AMONG THE MAGAZINES AND BOOKS (Conducted by Mabion F. Lanphieb) (Arranged in Chronological Order) The Ceaseless Quest for Pictures (6j/ Oscar T. Lebeau in The Christian Student) Mar. Photography and World Peace (.by Walt Winchester in Photo-Era Magazine) The Movies (by Arthur Sherwood, Jr. in The Outlook) . . . Displaying AVorthy Examples of Art, Museum Seelcs to Elevate Popular Taste (by Buger Elliott in School Life) The Plight of the European Movie (by Harry Alan Potamkin in yational Board of Review Magazine) . . These Money Drunlc Movies (by Walter V. Woehlke in Sunset) What's Wrong with the Movies (by Walter V. Woehlke in Sunset) Filming Past -Ages, Today (by John A. Haeseler in Amateur Movie Makers) Inside Information on Your Health (by Dr. J. F. Montague in Amateur Movie Makers) Visual Education Aided by Parent-Teacher Associations ( by Mildred Wilkinson in School Life) How Mary Learned to Read (by Adah Nexccomb Nyberg in Primary Education — -Popular Educator) A Fine American Movie (by CHlbert Seldes in the New Republic) .Apr. If Vour Child is Movie Mad (by Walter B. Pitkin in Children) Special Movie Programs for Children (by Myrtelle W. Snell In Birmingham Teachers Journal) Joseph and Achilles on the Screen (in the North American Review) Moving Pictures: Charles Chaplin (by Alexander Bansky in The Nation) The Movies (by Arthur Sherwood in The Outlook) Following In the Footprints of Beau Oeste and Beau Sabreur (by Otto C. Oilmore in The Mentor) 183 258 144 181 98 142 11 49 1S7 252 223 254 92 60 51 6 53 94 140 255 185 225 8 24 24 24 26 26 26 26 20 55 55 B5 55 56 56 66 No. Puilf Educational .Aims of the Metropolitan Museum of Art (by Huger Elliott in School Life) Vpr. 56 An Experiment in the Development of Classroom Films (by Dr. Thos. E. Finegan in General Science Quarterly) 57 Much Ado about the Movies (by Bertram Clayton «n the Fortnightly Review) May 98 To Save the Hindu from Our Movies (in The Literary Digest) 98 Four Centuries of Newsreels (by J. Irving Qreene in Child Welfare Magazine) 98 Photography in School and College (by Arthur L. Marble in I'hoto-Era Magazine) 99 Say it with I'earls (by Dr. Louise C. Ball in Amateur Movie Makers) 99 Getting Results with Motion Pictures (by Elizabeth Richey Dessez in Church Management) 100 Movies to Promote Good Taste and Decency (in the High School Journal) 100 Chefs of the Movie .Menu (by Albert Perry in the Jewish Tribune) 101 Sculpture by Means of the Camera (in the Mentor) June 145 Bacli to the Theatre (by Norman Hapgood in The Bookman) 145 Americanizing American Films (in Theatre Magazine) .. . 146 Movie War (by John Carter in American Review of Reviews) 146 Christ in the Movies (by Oilbert Simons in the U'orld'* Work) 146 Should "Edith Cavell" Be Filmed? (in the Literary Digest) 147 Filming the Fleet-Footed Antelope (in Amateur Movie Makers) 164 "Splash" in Cinema Architecture (in The Christian Science Monitor) 164 My Success Recipe (by Jesse L. Lasky in the Jewish Tribune) 164 Screening the Subconscious (in Survey) 164 Moving Pictures, the Russian Contribution (by Alexander Bahsky in The Nation) Oct. 187 Has Charile Chaplin Lost His Humor? (by Rex Smith in Theatre Magazine) 187 Visual Education (by Lillian .Anderson in Child Welfare Magazine) 187 Radio Movies in the Home (in The Literary Digest) 187 When The King of Kings Came to our Town (by Bernard C. Clausen in Church Management) 188 The Stereopticon Coming into Its own again (by Dr. Elisha A. King in Church Management) 188 The Talking Pictures (by Conrad Nagel in the Christian Science Mo7iitor) 188 Motion Pictures in Vocational Courses. Motion Pictures in the Classroom, Motion Pictures in Industry, Films of Bible Lands, Motion Pictures and Government Groups (by Mrs. Elizabeth Richey Dessez in the Christian Science Monitor) 189 Resounding Screens (in the Christian Science Monitor) . . . 189 The Story of the First Little Film Theatre (by Marguerite Tazelaar in Movie Makers) 189 Sound Waves, The Film Spectator, and Close Up 189 Risking the Movies (by Florence Nelson wt Child Welfare Magazine) 189 Great Motion Pictures as Sermons (by William L. Stidger in Church Management) 189 Children and the Moving Pictures (by H. Dora Sleeker in Child Welfare Magazine) Nov. 226 Motion Picture Photography of the Planets (in PhotoEra Magazine) 227 Pictures for Grown-Up Children (by W. H. Mackey in Church Management) 227 (See also pages 2.")K and 259 of this issue — December, 1928) BOOK REVIEWS (.Arranged in Chronological Order) Amateur Movie Craft (by James R. Cameron) Mar. 26 The Pageant of America — Vols. IV and VI (by the Yale University Press) May 102 Close Up (by the Film Arts OuHd) 103 Motion Picture Pro.lectlon (by James R. Cameron) 103 Photography: Principles and Practice (by C. B. Neblette) Oct. 214 The Little Blue Book (by Marjorie Hardy) 214 Charts for Civics, Geography. Arithmetic and General Science ( by Fay Campbell) 214 NOTES AND NEWS (Arranged in Chronological Order) Visual Instruction at the Boston Meeting of the N. E. A. Soap Sculpture a New Art University of Virginia Plans Courses in Visual Education . Medical Movies May Make Vivisection Unnecessary Honors for Sunrise Display of Early American Maps and Prints Mar. 19 19 19 19 IS 20