The Educational screen (c1922-c1956])

Page 346 The Educational Screen No. Page NEWS AND NOTES (Conducted by Josephine Hoffman) American Council Committee Gets New Grant Jan. 20 Film Teaching Plan 20 Visual Education on State Programs 20 Institute on Audio-Visual Aids (Reported by Harold C. Bauer) 22 Visual Education Meeting in South Carolina Feb. 54 Source List of Visual Material 54 Survey on the Utilization of Visual Aids 54 Audio-Visual Education — Theme of Texas Conference (Reported by Arthur L. Maberry) 56 Ten Best Films of 1937 63 American Council Film Distribution Plan Mar. 96 Syracuse Cooperative Film Library 96 Visual Aids with Radio Lectures 96 CCC Film Libraries 96 Peace Films Caravan 96 Visual Educiuion Abroad 97 Regional Visual Education Meetings Apr. 126 Huge Aquaria Built in Florida 126 Survey on the Utilization of Visual Aids 127 Harvard Develops Films to Improve Reading May 162 A County Visual Service 162 Educators' Organization Pleads for Better Films 162 Visual Education Institute in New Jersey 162 Some Vi.sual Aids Statistics 162 DeVry Visual Conference Program 16.1 Report of Northwestern Meeting June 192 Nashville Audio-Visual Education Conference 192 Visual Progress in the Northwest 193 Texas Group Have Visual Program 193 Association of School Film Libraries Sept. 226 New York University Courses 226 Audio Visual Work Introduced to South Dakota 226 Publications on Visual Aids 226 Forthcoming Report on School-Made Movie? 228 Film Cost Compared with Books 228 DeVry Conference Proceedings Published 228 Bell & Howell N.E.A. Convention Report 228 Government Film Receives .\ward Oct. 261 Developments in Radiovision Service 261 Directory of U.S. Pnvrrnnient P'ilms 261 Film Service for Washington Schools 261 New Addition to Peace Film Library 261 SMPE Meets in Detroit 261 Burying for the Future Nov. 300 A New Film Distribution Service 300 Conference on School-Made Films 300 Western Mountains in Kodachrome 301 Southern Conference on Audio-Visual Education Dec. 334 New Film Service 334 Government Film Strip Prices Lower 334 Lantern Slides of Canada Parks 336 International Federation of Film .\rchives 336 Illinois Education Association Visual Aids 336 Visual Progress Abroad 337 A School Reports on Visual Program 337 HAND-MADE LANTERN SLIDES (Conducted by Ann Gale) Trees in Winter Jan. 18 Ancient Ruins in Mexico Feb. 50 How to Hang Pictures ". Mar. 94 Clark and the Northwest Territory May 160 Farm Safety June 183 Construction Principles Sept. 225 Origin of Christmas Customs Nov. 296 SCHOOL DEPARTMENT (Conducted by Wilbeb Emmeet) Course of Study in Photography Jan. 24 Motion Picture Demonstration Lesson 24 A Model-Making Laboratory (by D. Paul Smay) Feb. 58 The Technique of Molding and Finishing Plaster Casts (by D. Paul Smay) Mar. 100 Transportation Project 102 Some Teaching Tragedies (by C. F. Boban, Sr.) Apr. 132 The Elementary School Museum (by George W. Wright) May 164 Visual Geography Le.esons (by Rhea B. Frank) 166 Planned School Exhibits Vitalize Instruction June 194 Visual Aids in Kindergarten Work (by Caroline F. Fell) . . . .Sept. 232 Photographs Permanently Portray Project Procedures Oct. 260 Visual Instruction in the Teaching of Percentage (by Freida S. Harrell) Nov. 302 Composing with a Camera (by Orval Kipp) Dec. 340 CURRENT FILM RELEASES Castle News Films Jan. 26 Gutlohn Offerings 26 A Movie from the Women's Bureau 26 Film on Nursing Profession Feb. 64 Additions to Garrison Library 65 Lenten and New Subjects from Ideal 66 Panay Bombing in 16mm 66 Short Subjects Edited from Features 66 Classroom Reading Projects on Foreign Films 66 Bell and How ell Releases Mar. 98 A Timely Patriotic Subject * 99 A 16mm Sound Film in Color 93 A New Baseball Subject 93 Additions to Gutlohn Library 99 Pictorial Library Releases gg Motion Pictures on Virginia 99 Disney Color Cartoons in 16mm Sound .4pr. 134 Recent Castle Films Reviewed I34 New Film Sources I35 No. Page Bell & Howell Exclusive "Universal" Features May 168 New Gutlohn Releases 169 Eastin Adds Silly Symphonies 169 Two Erpi Pictures Announced 169 Museum of Modern Art Gets British Films 169 The Wedding of Palo—Film Review June 198 "The Mail"—"Big Fish"—Series of Law Films 199 Children's Museum Activities Filmed Sept. 230 Spanish Language Feature 230 Review of Spain Civil War Film 280 Gutlohn Adds to Library 234 Park Cine Buys Comedies 234 Motion Picture Takes Man Apart 235 Red Cross Safety Subject 235 Color Films for Children 235 New Series of Classroom Films Oct. 270 Educational Features Released in 16mm 270 Lumbering Industry Filmed 271 New Casde FilniS Reviewed 272 Prize Documentary Film 272 Peace Film Released in 16mm 272 Another Distributor for Disney Cartoons 272 Additions to Bray Library 2'72 Ideal Catalog Ready 272 Two New Eastman Subjects Nov. 308 English Educational Films from Gutlohn 808 News Parade for 1938 308 Heahh Subjects in Sound 31] Yale Drama Department Produces 311 Two More Health Productions 311 Modern Packaging Filmed 31J Teacher-Made Films 311 Leroy Dennis Film Bureau 311 Motion Pictures on Aluminum 311 The Ohio Travelogs Dec. 338 Research Films in Biology 338 Garrison—"Professor Mamlock" 338 Gutlohn Releases French Pictures 343 Virginia Produces More Subjects 343 FILM ESTIMATES (full page or more in each issue) AMONG THE PRODUCERS Filmosound Improvements and Price Reductions Jan. 28 Ampro Pamphlet 28 Weil-Known Historical Slides Revised 28 Norman Alley Visits DeVry's Chicago Factory 29 New Continuous Projector Introduced 29 Pictures for the Social Studies Feb. 68 Spencer Lens to Build New Plant 68 Central Camera Products 68 DeVry Centralized Control System 68 New Catalog of Film Accessories 68 Eastman Devices for Color-Film Users Mar. 104 New Booklet on Movies in Education 104 For Home-Made Lantern Slides 104 Eighth DeVry Visual Conference 104 Leica International Exhibit 104 Ampro Announces New Projector Apr. 136 Objectives of DeVry Visual Conference 136 Improvements in the Leica Camera 136 Low Price Victor Sound Projector 136 Royal Midget Tripod Ready 137 A Bausch and Lomb Optical Achievement 137 Kodak 16mm Enlarger May 171 Leica Model G-193S 171 Central Photographic Almanac 171 New S.V.E. Device Rewinds Filmslides June 200 Bell & Howell 16mm Arc Projector 200 Expansion of the Win. H. Dudley Service 200 New Wenzel "Ace" Projector 201 Victor Announces Price Reductions 201 Ampro Adopts Fair Trade Agreement 201 New Visual Aids for U. S. Geography Sept. 240 New Ampro Arc Projector 240 RCA Expands Activity in Educational Field 240 Bell & Howell Expands Line 242 Da-Lite's Electric Roll Screen 242 Central's Bargain Book Ready 242 Wattage Increased on Animatophones 242 Bausch & Lomb Viewer 242 Change in Leica Camera Names 242 General Science on Film Slides Oct. 276 A New Viewer for Film Slides 276 RCA Announces New Sound Unit for Small Schools 276 Orton Hicks Joins Guilohn 276 Lower Prices Announced by Bell & Howell 276 Important Reductions by Ampro 2'78 Three Dimensional Projection 278 New Delineascope Introduced Nov. 310 Brochure on Making Movies 310 DeVry Price Reductions 310 Duplicates in Kodachrome 310 Lantern Slide Units in Science 310 Victor Continuous Projector Dec. 343 New Case for Miniature Slides 343 Argus Contest for Students 343 S.V.E. Presents Model AA 343 DeVry Development 344 MISCELLANEOUS Suggestions for Camera Clubs Feb. 46 Film in Art Study (by Marie Zoe Mercier) 47 Alfred W. Abrams, 1866-1938 May 162 Summer Courses in Visual Instruction ilay 157, June 193 Editorial " Sept. 210 Stimulating Class Use of "The Educational Screen" 239