The Educational screen (c1922-c1956])

318 The Educational Screen Index to Volume VIII (1929) The Educational Screen FORMAL ARTICLES {Arrani/ed Atphaietically by Authors) No. Page Angell, Herbert E,, Teacbing Films Sept. 201 Aughlnbaugh, B. A., State Supervisor Visual Instruction, Columbus, O., The Motion Picture a Qualitative Gain to Communication Mar. 68 Barnes, Barton A., Principal Munger Intermediate School, Detroit, Mich., A Visit to tlie Los Angeles Visual Education Department June 167 Blakcston. Oswell, The Russian Film Sept. 199, Oct. 232 Duffey, Wm. R., Director School of Speech, Marquette University, Milwaukee, Wis., What Prevents Better Films June 164 i;nlow, F. U. Director Visual Education, I'ubHc Schools, Atlanta Oa., Statistically Speaking — A Flagrant Mis InteriHi'tation Oct. 228 Fieeman, Frank N., •School of Education, Chicago University. Chicago, III., Some Principles on the Use of Visual Methods in Higher Education Apr. 100, May 135 Gaither, F. F., Assistant Professor of Education, University of Oklahoma, Xorman, Ohla., ITie Excursion Project Apr. 104, Oct. 230 Gow, Ronald, County High School for Boys. Altrincham, England, Making Hl.storical Teaching illms Mar. 70 Gieer, Lucille, Picture Potentialities in Relation to World Peace Mar. 71 Gregory, W. M.. Director Educational Museum, Public Schools, Cleveland, O., The Educational Museum of the Cleveland Public Schools Feb. Visual Education in Kurope Dec. Horn. Aaron, The Movie in the Child's Experience Jan. Tests and Visual Education June Hughes, Harold F., Director Visual Education, Public Schools, Fresno. Cal., Starting a Visual Education Department (III) Jan. Lewin, William, Central High School, Newark, N. J., Teachers Hail the Talkies Dec. Mather, Klrtley F., Professor of Qeoloou. Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass., Motion Pictures In Geology Feb. McAteer, Ercel C, Extension Division, University of California, Los Angeles, Cal., The Educational Value of Motion Pictures May McClusky, F. D., Director Scarborough School, New York, The Motion Picture as an Effective Teaching Aid Nov. 260. Dec. McKay, Herbert C, Visual Methods In Science Teaching. .Sept. I'olllch, R. E., Principal Grant School, Los Angeles. Cal Practical Applications of the Descriptive Caption in Visual Education Apr. Roach, Charles Director Visual Education, City Schools, Los Angeles, Cal., Visual Education and World Friendship jan Rorem, S. O., Sup't of Schools, Lebanon, Pa., The School Journey May Stephenson, Nathaniel W., Motion Pictures and Informal Education Feb Twogood, A. P., and Cramlet, Ross, Department of Industrial Education, Public Schools, Newton. la.. Visual Aids in Mechanical Drawing for Beginners. . . . Nov Whitmore. Winifred, Forest Park, tU., Making History Objective Nov 39 292 7 166 295 36 137 297 196 102 6 132 37 261 AMONG THE MAGAZINES AND BOOKS (Conducted by Marion F. Lanphieh) (Arranged in Chronological Order) Selection of Seventh Heaven as Best Picture of 1927 (in Ihe Film Spectator) jan Color I'luitography (by H. H. Sheldon in Movie Makers) Children and Motion Pictures in Foreign Countries (tji School and Society) Kefornilng the Movies iin the Journal of the American Association of University Women) Feb. Ihe Menace of the Movies (by M. Maurice Rouvroy in Wtlfare Magazine) What About Children and the Movies? (in Journal of SOCitll ij l,in' i.e .Mcitlon Pliturcs in liecv iitinn iit Home and .Vbroiiij ibii Elizabeth K. Kerns in Child Welfare Magazine) ... . I'.-idlockIng the "Talkies" [bi/ James .\. liosenberg in The Nation) Cutting School Costs with "Talkies" (by J. J. Weber in Movie Makers) An Epic Film for tiie Nation (in the British Film Journal) Mar As Others See Us (by Elizabeth K. Kemt in Child Welfare Magazine ) Motion Pictures— nVo Views (by Carl E. MilUken'in Church Management) The Vanishing Fiddler (by Maurice Mermeu in North A merican Review) Apr George Bancroft — The New Machlavelll (in Vanity Fair) Photo Static ( Iw Bob Wagner in Collier's) What I Don't Like About the Movies (in The American Magazine) lieport of National Board of Review Conference (in the New York Times) -Mother Still Knows Beat (by BUie Janit in Liberty) .... 268 11 11 11 43 48 44 44 44 44 77 77 77 108 108 108 108 109 109 Visual lustruitiou and the History Laboratory (by .In-" netle Click in the Historical Outlook) May 141 In Which We Pay Attention to Our Field. Bob Sherwood (in The Film Spectator) 141 The Child and the Movies (by Miss Dora Sleeker in Hygeia) 141 Robert C. Bruce Keturns from the Wilderness (in National Board of Review Magazine) 141 Home Movies (by John Beardslee Carrigan in Parents' Magazine) 141 The Film Guild Cinema, an Experiment in Theatre Design (by Douglas Fox in Exhibitors Herald World) . . 141 Movie Making lu Mexico (by Emma Lindsay Squier in Movie Makers) 141 Hollywood Uesponsibillty Abroad (in The Christian Science Monitor) 142 .Moving I'lcture Dogs and Others (by Lawrence Trimble in Saturday Evening Post) 142 Individual Instruction XIagazine 142 Blazing the Trail (by Qene Oautier in Woman's Home Companion) 142 The Talk of Hollywood (by Robert E. Sherwood in McCall's Magazine) Jane 172 The Screen Speaks (by William DeMille in Scribner'a Magazine) 172 The Talkies Win (in The Nation) 174 Review of International Review of Educational Cinematograph Sept. 204 Lack of Motion in Talkies is Sealing Their Doom (in The Film Spectator) 204 .\ddress at Convention of California Federation of Women's Clubs (by Welford Beaton in The Film Spectator) 206 Reeling the Rainbow (by Herbert C. McKay in Movie Makers) 2I8 Sound-Fllm Processes (by WUUam Stull in Photo-Era Magazine ) 218 Visual Education In the Applied Art of Electric u'ghtIng (by Thomas C. Kennedy in Motion Picture News) 218 Recreation .\nnexes the Movies (by Dr. James Edw. Rogers in Movie Makers) 219 Some Criticism Against the Talkies (by Ralph Block in Vanity Fair) Oct 237 l"he Cinema in France (in the London Times) 237 Two Plots (by Robert E. Sherwood in UcCaU's Magazine) 238 Unionism in Filmland (in The Nation) 238 A Mother Looks at the Movies (by Ruth M. Walker in Child Welfare) jag The British nim Industry (in The Christian Science Monitor) 238 The Gospel on the Screen (by Arnold F. Keller in Church Management ) 238 .\nent the "Talkies" Nov 268 Mr. Ingram's Views on Silent Films (in the Evening Standard, London) 271 Movies and the Children (in The Nation) 271 Human Relations Magazine Dec. 300 A Jurist Looks at the Movies (by Henry Meade in Chili Welfare Magazine) 800 And Now the Yearning of the Celluloid (by Samuel Orafton in Vanity Fair) 801 The Holler Art (by Oeorge Jean Nathan in Vanity Pair) . 801 BOOK REVIEWS (Arranged in Chronological Order) The Pageant of America — Vols. 7, 0, 10 (by the Yale University Press) Jan. 12 Visual Instruction In the Public Schools (by Anna T. Dorris) 21 Motion Pictures for Different School Grades (by Mary Allen Abbott) Feb. 45 Psychological Studies of Motion Pictures (by Harold Ellis. Aaron Horn and Herbert Conrad) 45 Anatomy of Motion Picture Art (by Eric ElUott) A,pr. 110 Taking the Doctor's Pulse (by J. F. Montague) 110 Publicity for Social Work (by Mary Swain and Evart O, RouTzahn) 110 The Earth and Its People (by Wallace W, Atwood and Helen Ooss Thomas ) 110 •My Book — .Related Reading Activities (by Marjorie Hardy) May 142 If Parents Only Knew (by Elizabeth Cleveland) 142 Enriched Teaching of Science In the High School (by Woodring, Oakes and Brown) Sept. 216 The Picture Collection (by Dorothy H. Stokea) Oct. 239 Through a Yellow Glass (by Oswell Blakeston) 289 NOTES AND NEWS (Arranged *n Chronological Order) Industrial Motion Pictures to be Exhibited at Seville, Spain.. ..Jan. 8 Two Boy Adventurers to Take Motion Pictures of Trip Round World „_ _ 8 Woman's Part in Public Life Shown in Film »„.._„ 9 Film Arts Guild Builds Four-Screen Theatre »«...»_ * Talking Film for Use in Colleses „.. »