The Educational screen (c1922-c1956])

January, 1937 Page 29 for administrators for superintendents for teachers a practical handbook on audio-visual instruction, a record of teachers' experiences, and film information. HOW TO USE THE EDUCATIONAL SOUND FILM /*// M. R. Brunstetter Director of Publications, Teachers College, Columhia University; formerly research associate, Erpi Picture Consultants, Inc. Discusses the ntilization of the educational sound film and illus- trates the best techniques by which to secure its effective service in the classroom. Illustrated, ISO pa'jes, $2.00; postiiaid, $2.10 THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO PRESS Museum Foreign Film Series The Museum of Modern Art Film Library an- nounces the release of a new series of foreign film programs, for circulation to museums, colleges and film study groups throughout the country. This series consisting of three German and two French film pro- grams, covers the development of the motion picture in those countries from 1895 on and includes such well known productions as The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari, The Last Laugh, The Love of Jeanne Ney, The Fall of the House of Usher. Visual Courses for Indiana Teachers Mr. II. A. Henderson of Indianapolis has conducted over fifty visual education courses fn many cities and teachers colleges throughout Indiana, instructing some 3,000 teachers in visual methods, and is now in his fifth year at Butler University. Besides giving extension classes in Visual Education for Butler he is ofifering a course to Hammond teachers every Monday at 4 o'clock, beginning January 25, in the School Adminis- tration building. Another is to meet in the High School building in Michigan City Tuesday evening, January 26, at 6 o'clock. Theatre Releases Now in 2000 Foot Reels Schools and other non-theatrical organizations that use theatre features as part of their service, for auditorium or community showings, should take notice that these reels now come from the ex- changes, wound on 2000 ft. reels — in accord with the adoption of the S. M. P. E, standard 2000 ft. reel for the industry. 35mm. sound projectors must now be able to handle the 2000 ft. reels. Theatre projectors can do this, but 35mm. Portables and semi-portables may have to make some changes to accommodate the new size reel. Our attention has been called to this matter by a notice from Herman A. DeVry, Inc. that all mod- els of their 35mm. sound projectors are designed to accommodate the new size reel. New Instructional Films In 76 mm. Sound recently added to our library include Physical Science, Natural Science, Geography and Travel, Sports and Athletics, Literature, Music Appreciation. Send for descriptive list and rental prices. Our 48-page catalog Is tree for the asking and contains hundreds of care- fully-selected feature films for entertainment, as well as comedy and cartoons, and fine educational short subjects In 16 mm. sound-on-fllm and silent form. Our special service plan provides you with a fine $495.00 sound projector for an investment of only $1,001 Ask for detallsl Ideal Pictures Corporation 28 E. EIGHTH ST. CHICAGO, ILL. Special Offer • PICTUROLS* S.V.E. PROJECTOR and Case One Model "F" Projector with Carrying Case $ 48.00 3' X 4' Beaded Roller Screen 12.50 PICTUROLS, your own selection, up to 50.00 Two i5-roll Deluxe Holders 3.00 TOTAL VALUE $113.50 Postpaid ij^li^O 2% ^'^<=°""^ Anywhere <W_B.^^^_F For Cash in U. S. With Order KEEP A CATALOG ALWAYS AVAILABLE! SOCIETY FOR VISUAL EDUCATION. Inc. y}7 SoutK LaSolk St. ChiM^o. Illinois.