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

composed of the leading motion picture processors, export dealers, suppliers, service and financial organizations in metropolitan New York, Washington, D.C. and Chicago, covering the entire Atlantic Seaboard and Middle West, Meetings are held monthly where credit experience and Industry practices are discussed. A weekly Flash Report is issued concerning emergencies, lawsuits, ownership changes, accounts placed for collection and other financial information. CORONET OFFERS TEACHER EDUCATION FILMS AT LOW COST Coronet Films announces a revolutionary new cooperative plan to make a selected group of fifty films available at extremely low cost to teacher-education institutions. These fifty films, valued at more than $3,000, will be deposited with a college or university for one year at a cost of only $250. The films may be used without limit in teacher education courses and in practice teaching, but may not be offered for rental. Leading institutions have taken advantage of the plan and many more are expected to participate: The only requirements participating institutions must fulfill are to keep the films in proper condition, encourage their use, and report teacher and pupil reactions to Coronet. The fifty films are divided into four basic units: "Teacher-Education," including a new series of three films on Education in America, and Audio Visual Materials in Teaching; eight films which show good "TeacherStudent Relationships in Counseling Situations"; 23 films including "Classroom Situations for Method Analysis"; and fifteen "Outstanding Subject-Area Films." Inquiries concerning the Coronet program to provide "Films for "TeacherEducation" should be directed to Coronet Films, Coronet Building, Chicago I, III. COLBURN CONFERS AWARD John Weigel, dean of Chicago motion picture narrators, received an award of merit plaque from the Ceo. W. Colburn Laboratory in recognition of his contributions to the I 6mm motion picture industry. For over two decades his performances as a narrator and actor have established and maintained a standard of excellence that has contributed greatly to the growth and quality of 16mm industrial and commercial films. The presentation was made by Clyde Ruppert, Director of Producers Services. NEW SOUND, TV, AND SAFETY SYSTEM FOR SCHOOLS An all-new communication, signaling, safety, and teaching system was exhibited in Chicago recently by the manufacturer, DuKane Corporation, St. Charles, III. Through the use of an ingenious electronic network which combines into one system the functions of a public address system, emergency alarms, fire sensing and detection equipment, telephoneintercoms, clocks and class-break signals, and closed-circuit TV, the manufacturer claims greater efficiency and educational effectiveness at far lower cost than previously possible. DuKane engineers emphasized that the system is not a "dream system" for some time in the future, but is ready for installation now in schools anywhere in the U. S. Or, parts of the system can be installed with provision made for future installation of the remaining features, with greater savings in overall cost. ADVERTISED IN THIS ISSUE Following is a list ot the advertisers in this issue and the products advertised. If you wish free booklets and other information about these products, use the coupon below. ( 7 ) ( 2 ) ( 3 ) ( 4 ) ( 5 » ( 6 ) ( 7 ) ( 8 ) ( 9 ) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) (IS) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) Advance Furnace Co., the — Optivox portable easel and projection table, page 373 Allied Radio — everything in electronics, page 364 American Bible Society — films, filmstrips, slides, page 368 American Electronics — Concertone stereo tape recorder, page 363 Art Council Aids — produce 2x2 Kodachrome slides, page 361 Audiofile — library ot recordings appraisal service, page 364 Audio-Master Corp. — 4-speed record and transcription players, page 364 Audio-Visual Research — Rateometer to improve reading, page 360 Bailey Filn>« Inc. — Art introduction films, page 361 Bell & Howell — cameras, projectors, tape recorders, page 311 Brice, Arthur T., — Phase films, page 361 Broadcasting & Film Commission — new Mission Study films, page 367 Califone Corp. — phonographs, transcription players, sound systems, page 364 Camera Equipment Co., Inc — cameras and photographic accessories, page 357 Canyon Films ot Arizona — "Fabulous Fashions" film, page 360 Colburn Laboratory, Inc., Geo. W. — service to producers ot motion pictures, slides, slide films, page 370 Contemporary Films — "The Lady of Philadelphia" film, page 360 Coronet Films — 67 new educational films, pages 342-343 Dowling Pictures, Pat — "Drilling For Oil" film, page 361 DuKane Corp. — Recordmaster for "Discussional Control," page 365 Eastman Kodak Co. projector, page 317 Pageant sound Educational & Recreational Guides, Inc. — photoplay tilmstrips and Study Guides, page 315 Emde Products — slide binding materials, page 356 Family Films — new sound tilmstrips for the church, page 313 Fiberbilt Case Co. — film shipping cases, page 372 (27) (28) (29) (30) (31) (32) (33) (34) (35) (36) (37) (38) (39) (40) (41) (42) (43) (44) (45) (46) (47) (48) (49) (50) (51) (52) Film Associates of California — "Animals Move In Many Ways" film, page 360 Florman & Babb — Magic "Mylar" and Butt splicing and film repair blocks, page 353 Forse Mfg. Ci. — darkening draperies and shades, page 358 Gates Radio Co. — new 240-page catalog, page 365 General Precision Laboratory & National Theatre Supply — closed circuit T-V equipment, page 310 Grover, Frank — "Iron Curtain Lands" film, page 368 Gruber Products, Inc. — Wheelit folding and non-folding carts, page 355 Harwald Co., The — Movie-Mite projector, page 361 Indiana University — educational films, page 372 International Film Bureau, Inc. — Foster Rewind — page 359 Judy Co., The — non-projected materials, page 370 Keystone View Co. — multi-purpose overhead projector, page 369 Levolor A-V Levolor Lorentzen Co. blinds, page 318 Lewis Film Service children, page 360 16mm films for color Manhattan Color Laboratory filmstrip service, page 370 National Cinema Service — 16mm sound suppliers, page 360 Peerless Film Processing Co. — film reconditioning, page 316 Plastic Products — LuXout light control draperies, page 314 Radio-Mat Slide Co. — slide mats, page 360 Inc. — film re— Gibson Girl Rapid Film Technique, juvenation, page 368 Robins Industries, Inc tape splicers, page 365 Scripture Press — visual aids, page 368 Smith System Mfg. Co. — Safe-Lock portable projection cabinet and table, page 312 Technical Service, Inc. — 16mm projectors, page 359 Vacuumate Corp. — film protective process, page 360 Victor Animatograph Corp., a Division of Kalart Co. — 16mm sound projectors 16mm viewer. Back Cover Visual Sciences page 372 science tilmstrips. BOOKLET REQUEST COUPON To EdSCREEN & AVGUIDE, 2000 Lincoln Pork West Bldg-. Chicago 14, III. Send me booklets offered by the following advertisers in this July issue. The numbers of the advertisers are listed as follows: NAME (print)ADDRESS 374 EdScreen & AV Guide — July, 1958