The Educational screen (c1922-c1956])

January, 1936 Page 27 A NEW SERIES OF UNUSUAL LANTERN SLIDES ON LITERATURE — BOTH JUVENILE AND HIGH SCHOOL Schools ttiat are accumulating their own visual education material will be interested in this series of lantern slide sets. They are designed to Illustrate the books and stories whose titles they bear. All of the slides are most beautifully and accurately colored; ihey constitute a real contribution to better teaching In the various grades or levels for which they are designed. The slides are available for outright purchase, or can be rented for five cents per slide per week. YOU WILL WANT TO USE THEM JUVENILE LITERATURE AND STORY TELLING: Slides The Circus 25 Alice In Wonderland 42 Rip Van Winkle 12 The Pied Piper of Hamelin 25 The Blue Bird (Maeterlinck).. .16 Uncle Tom's Cabin 12 Robinson Crusoe 18 Chicken Little 29 The Three Bears 24 MORE ADVANCED LITERATURE Joan of Arc 50 The Legend of Sleepy Hollow.. 14 The Cricket on the Hearth 28 The Merchant of Venice 15 Midsummer Night's Dream.... 25 Slides The Cock, The Mouse and the Little Red Hen 25 Little Red Riding Hood 25 Three Little Pigs 8 Precocious Piggy 13 Flower Children 25 Wild Flower Children 25 Bird Children 25 Little Orphant Annie 10 Little Lame Prince 31 The Merry Wives of Windsor..40 The Courtship of Miles Standish.42 Hiawatha 24 The Princess 20 The Lady of the Lake 25 Slides The Enchanted Peacock 12 Children of all Nations 50 Dickens' Christmas Carol 12 Aladdin and His Wonderful Lamp 12 Robin Hood 24 The Wizard of Oz 20 Raggedy Ann 25 Cinderella 25 Silas Marner 45 Evangeline 15 Innocents Abroad 40 Comus 24 American Letters 36 FILM PROJECTORS? WE SUPPLY THEM AT NOMINAL RENTAL — NO NEED TO PURCHASE. LANTERN SLIDES? 70,000 TO CHOOSE FROM ON ALL SUBJECTS. WRITE FOR INFORMATION ABOUT OUR YEARLY CIRCUIT SERVICE A PLAN WE ORIGINATED — MAXIMUM SERVICE AT LOWEST PRICE WM. H. DUDLEY VISUAL EDUCATION SERVICE, 736 SO. WABASH AVENUE, CHICAGO, ILL. INC. Sandtables Murals of Posters California — Colonial Flower Arrange- Pottery of material ment New York Puzzled, I close this brief outline of our work. Which is art? Which is Visual Instruction? The answer is unnecessary, because we find both depart- ments strengthened by the combination, and ideas for new, interesting and helpful work will come faster than time permits their accomplishment. By LENNICE C. EYRAUD Director of Special Education in the Bakersfield, Cal., City Schools Educational Film Production {Concluded from page 13) requisite of a good teaching film it is not the only objective to be attained. Just as important are items such as planning, directing, arranging the proper sequence, building the scenario, acting and problems of this sort which so often are the de- termining factors in the success or failure of an otherwise technically acceptable production. The writer of this report has aided in the produc- tion of teaching films at Ohio State University for the past seven years. He is desirous of discovering the problems faced in schools and colleges in such production. It is hoped that this column will offer an opportunity for the exchange of pertinent ideas in this field. He will welcome technical questions in this field. at BASS for this $135—16 mm. AMPRO Pro- jector. 400 Watt Biplane Mazda equal to 500 Watt. Has all the refinements of more expensive models — Order Direct from this "ad" on money back guarantee. BASS CAMERA COMPANY 179 West Madison Street |9i Chicago, III. Write to Dept. E for BASS BarEaingram; catalog of other models as well as large catalogue of 16mm. silent and Sound-on-Film Library. The Ampro Model A Salient Features Die Cast Body Direct Illumination Forward and Reverse Hig:h Speed Automatic Rewind Long: Life Construction . . . ami 10 other exclugive features.