Educational screen & audio-visual guide (c1956-1971])

• • * * • GOLDEN REEL AWARD WINNERS * * * * * The following sound slidefilms end 16mm American Film Assembly-Golden Reel Film Americo in New York City, April 4-8, 1955 boldfoce. SOUND SLIDEFILMS Educotion: Sulamith Finds Tomorrow (entered and sponsored by Hadossah, produced by the Jewish Agency, Youth Aliyoh Department) Industry: Something to Live By (entered and produced by Henry Strauss Or Company, sponsored by Studeboker Corporation ) Religion: Counseling for Church Vocations I entered and produced by Radio ond Film Commission of the Methodist Church, sponsored by the interboord Committee on Christian Vocotions) 16MM MOTION PICTURES Citizenship and Government: The Stranger 'entered and produced by Film Productions international, distributed and owned by the Ford Foundation, sponsored by the Government of India) Economics and Business: Twenty-Four Hours (entered and sponsored by Amalgamated Meat Cutters & Butcher Workmen of North America, produced and distributed by New World Productions! Education: The Wisconsin Cleft Palate Story 'entered, produced and distributed by University of Wisconsin Photographic Laboratory, sponsored by Department of Public Instruction, Bureau for Handicapped Children) Health and Hygiene: Horizons of Hope (entered and sponsored by Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, produced by John Sutherland Productions, distributed by Movies, U.S.A.) History and Biography: Saugus Ironworks Restoration (entered and produced by Filmfax Productions, sponsored by American Iron and Steel Institute and First Iron Works Association, distributed by American Iron and Steel Institute! Human Relations: And Now Miguel (entered and distributed by United World Films, produced by Joseph Krumgold, sponsored by U.S. Inf. Agency) Industrial Processes: Gloss and You (entered by Corning Glass Works, distributed by Association Films, produced by Paul Hance Productions) International Understanding: Asian Earth (entered, produced, distributed by Atlantis Productions) Literary, Musical, and Theatrical Arts: Character Make-up for Men (entered, produced and distributed by Audio Visual Education Service, University of Minnesota) Medical Sciences: Fractures of the Femur about the Hip (entered, produced and distributed by Churchill-Wexler Film Productions) Natural Resources: The American Flamingo Centered, produced and distributed by Corlin Films) Recreation: Split the Ring (entered, produced and distributed by Audio-Visual Center, Indiana University) Religion and Ethics: Souls in Conflict (entered and distributed by Billy Graham Evangelistic Films, produced by Great Commission Films, Inc. in cooperation with Anglo-Scottish Films) Safety: Paddle a Safe Canoe (entered, produced and sponsored by Aetna Casualty & Surety Company, distrib mofion pictures won top awards at the Festival, presented by the Film Council of Titles of the winning films ore printed in uted by Public Education Department, Aetna Casualty & Surety Co. ) Soles and Promotion: Counter Measures (entered and distributed by Eastman Kodak Company, produced by Informational Films Division, Eastman Kodak Company) Science: ABC of Jet Propulsion (entered, sponsored and distributed by General Motors Corp., produced by Sound Master, Inc. ) Visual Arts: From Renoir to Picasso (entered and distributed by Brandon Films, produced by Paul Haesoerts) Classroom Films: How to Moke Papier Moche Animals (entered and produced by Mrs. Ruby Niebauer, distributed by Bailey Films) Five Colorful Birds (entered, produced and distributed by Coronet Films) The Story of Light (entered ond sponsored by General Electric Company, produced by Transfilm Dolly wood) Industrial Arts: Chisels and Gouges (entered, produced and distributed by Young America Films) Insect Catchers of the Bog Jungle (entered, produced and distributed by Wm. M. Harlow) Avant Garde and Experimental Films: Panto Rhei (entered and distributed by Rembrandt Films, produced by N. V. Forum Film Productie) Cultural Value Shorts and Features. David (entered and distributed by British Information Services, produced by World Wide Pictures, sponsored by Welsh Committee of the Festival of Britain) CONSIDER SERVICE When Buying 16nim. Projectors The DeVrylife is the finest 1 6mm. projector on the market. Your selection of the DeVryllte is justified by every comparison of quality-built features. It Is designed and built for long trouble-free service. And speaking of service, you'll need a minimum of it with o DeVrylite projector. If you ever do need service, though, you'll find that Technical Service, Inc., has the finest service organization available. Prompt delivery of parts and immediate service by highly skilled technicians are always assured. 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