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A 64-Page Illustrated Magazine for Audio-Visual Educators
FILM & RADIO GUIDE
FILM & RADIO GUIDE is a 64-page illustrated magazine for audio-visual educators and for teachers of film and radio appreciation. It is an outgrowth of pioneer committee activities in the N.E.A. Department of Secondary Teachers, the National Council of Teachers of English, and the American Educational Theatre Association.
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The boys are delighted to find Johnny such a good sport. With the last of their resentment gone, they hoist him upon their shoulders. Then and there, they unanimously elect him captain of the team.
Happy as any little boy can be, Johnny wipes a furtive tear from his eye as the last of his pig features fall away. Goodself appears just long enough to give him the old fighter’s handshake and tell him he knew that he could do it.
Leaping over the fence on his way home, Johnny enters the house, finds his mother and Rover in the living room. He sits at the feet of his proud mother. Rover once more shows his affection in the best doggy fashion. Johnny confides to his mother that it’s really much more fun not to be a pig.
Goldwyn's First 16mm Release
Samuel Goldwyn’s first 16mm release, N())-th Star, is now beingdistributed through Bell & Howell and other leading 16mm film libraries. The feature is eleven reels in length and rents for $20. It is a story of the Nazi invasion of a South Russian village and the ultimate turning of the tide of fortune. Based on a story by Lillian Heilman and directed by Lewis Milestone, the film stars Anne Baxter, Dana Andrews, Walter Huston, and Ann Harding. James Wong Howe directed the top-notch photography.
Forthcoming Technicolor Features
The procession of Technicolor films soon to be released includes Shaw’s Caesar and Cleopatra, Shakespeare’ s Henry V, The Yearling, The Rohe, Life With Father, The Virginian, Duel in the Sun, Disney’s Uncle Remus, and Smoky.