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PHOTOPLAY FILMSTRIPS
Prepared by William Lewin, Ph.D.
Julius Caesar, set of 2 filmstrips in black-and-white, presenting 97 scenes in the M-C-M screen version of the play. $6.00.
The Vikings — In full color, 47 frames, based on the Kirk Douglas production. $7.50.
Knights of the Round Table — A set of
two filnnstrips. Part One, 25 frames, explains the background of the story, its theme. Its significance as an early attempt to organize a league of nations and how the United Nations Security Council is the Round Table of today. Port Two, 28 frames, tells the colorful story of the great legend, based on the M-G-M photoplay. $7.50.
A Lesson in Mythology — Explains Andromeda, the Minotaur, Iphigenia, etc., based on M-G-M's The Living Idol. 25 frames, color. $7.50.
The Gloss Slipper — The charming fairy tale of Cinderella, told in a new way, based on the M-G-M photoplay. 36 frames in full color. $7.50
Alexander the Great — Biography of the first man to conquer the civilized world, bosed on the photoplay. Shows Alexander's effort to unite Europe and Asia, a task with which the U.N. is still faced. 55 frames. $7.50.
Richard III — Based on Laurence Olivier's colorful screen version of Shakespeare's famous play. 48 frames. $7.50
Romeo and Juliet — Shakespeare's great love story Illustrated in color from the J. Arthur Rank production filmed on location in Verona and other Italian cities. 44 frames. $7.50
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Adventures of Robinson Crusoe — In
full color, 50 frames, a clear pictorial guide to the Defoe classic, based on the United Artists screen version. $7.50
Columbus — Black-and-white, based on the J. Arthur Rank production storring Fredric March. 55 Frames. $3.50.
Hansel and Gretel — In full color, 42 frames, the highlights of the beloved fairy tale as performed by the charming Kinemins of Michael Myerberg's screen version, released by RKO Radio Pictures. $7.50.
Greatest Show on Earth — In full color, a lively pictorial guide to the circus, based on Cecil B. DeMille's Technicolor photoplay, which won the Academy Award in 1953 as the best picture of the year. 40 frames. $7.50
Ulysses — In full color, 64 frames, a pictorial guide to the new Paramount screen version of Homer's Odyssey, produced in Italy. An invaluable aid to the study of the classic. $7.50.
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