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

Iheadphone and on-off switch. Tape is Icartridged. non-reversible by student, |who, however, listens to his own voice he is recording. SCIENCELECT. For more information circle No. Vi'A on return postal card. ed Dictaphones Langlab. Multiple office dictating machines are offered as an "Electronic Classroom" teaching languages, history, shorthand, office machines, physical education and ,_shop. DICK. For more Information circle No. I'ii on return postal card. nual Portable Phonograph, Stereo I Components. 4-speed. separate tone I and volume controls, precision turn I table, external amplifier jack to con I nect into external speakers or other units $49.95. Stereo Model 207 features dual speaker systems each with 6" and 5'/4" speakers; tone arm has I stereo cartridge, $119.95. V-M. For more information circle No. lir> on return postal card. MISCELLANEOUS EQUIPMENT lut-away Metal Literature Pouches for ] 8V4 11" materials; IVi inches deep; wall-hung or easel backed $4,10 each. Flat back $3.75 each. Made of sheet Sniitli Literature Pouches I'l, enamel finished, front cut away arally to disclose titles on front page of contents. Should prove very suitable for shelving and display of ' italogs, programs, instruction sheets SMITH. For more information circle No. I'iti on return postal card. Glow colors, transparent templates and a new crystal guide lettering tray are featured in complete sign-making outfits reportedly widely used by college, etc. AV Depts. Price range $69.50 to $119.50. Sample sign and literature free. COLUMSIGN. For more Information circle No, l'i^ on return postal card. Darkroom Paint for coating vats, sinks, tanks, trays, shelves, etc., now available in green, grey or clear. Used on floors and walls it forms tough elastic surface resistant to water, acids, chemicals solutions. Gallon $14.95; qt $4.95. WOLFE-DOLAN. For more information circle No. 1S8 on return postal card. Add-a-Unit Tape File holds up to 84 5-inch or 60 7-inch tapes, or 36 400foot cans of 16mm motion picture film. Extension arms facilitate opening drawer all the way; front has four index tabs and single drawer pull; hammerloid grey; $36.80. COFFEY. For more Information circle No, 129 on return postal card. Soap for washing silconed cloths. Life expectancy of silicone-treated cloths and tapes, widely used for film and tape cleaning and lubricating is considerably increased by the advent of "Woolite" cold water soap, now packed with "Filmagic" cloths, tapes. DG, For more information circle No. l.SO on return postal card. Instrument Lubricants — disposable or refillable grease and oil guns designed to apply minute quantities of lubricant to projectors, cameras and other instruments. Kit of six assorted applicators $1,75. NCRS, For more information circle No, l;{| on return postal card. Record Rack, hangs on wall for sorting recordings and similar size materials; 5 compartments enable sorting of over 100 records. $6.95. LESLIE. For more information circle No. 13'^ on return postal card. THE INQUISITIVE GIANT This film ihowi the workings of a giont radio teiescopo recently constructed at Jodretl Bonk. England, designed to give a new occount of the tjniverse and to draw a mop of the heavens which may well revolutionize our present concept of space. Running Time: 30 min. Rental $10.00 • Sale: $125.00 Send For Complete Catalog Contemporary films Depl. ES 267 W. 25 St. New York 1, N. Y. Oliegon J.7220 Midwest Office 614 Davis St., Evonston, 111. DAvis 8-2411 m fILM DOCIOftS^ SPECIALISTS in the science of FILM REJUVENATION^ RAPIDWELO Proceis for: • Scratch-Removal • Abrasions • Dirt • "Rain rapid Send for Free Brochure FILM TECHNIQUE ..c Founded 1940 37-02C 27th St., Long Island City I.N.Y. Mrs. Mary Lou Plugge, Chairman of the Department of Speech and Dramatic Arts at Adelphi College in New York, finds her NorElco 'Continental' tape recorder an essential tool in speech instruction. Here Mrs. Plugge illustrates, to her lovely student Carol Samisch, the proper ivay to produce a sound. MiSS Samisch, in turn, repeats the sound into the tape recorder so that she may listen to an accurate reproduction of her oivn voice and compare it. Says Mrs. Plugge, "My NORELCO tape recorder is valuable to me for a number of reasons. There is an impressive tone quality in its reproduction of sound. Concomitant with this is the aid of the mechanical pause button which allows me to stop to analyze progress without turning off the machine. The control over recording is such that the possibility of accidental erasure is completely eliminated." The Norelco 'Continental' is a product of North Atnerican Philips Co., Inc., High Fidelity Products Division, Dept. IS6, ^30 Duffy Avenue, Hicksville, Long Island, New York. Edicational Screen and Audiovisual Guide — ^June, 1960 301