Films and other materials for projection (1973)

Films— Catalog, 1974 261 Mike Fink.[Filmslrip) see American folklore: Mike Fink. Mike Mulligan and his steam shovel. [Motion picture] see Miguel Muligan y su pala dc vapor. Milady Publishing Corporation see Evolution of fashion. Milady Publishing Corporation, New York see The Employment interview. Milholland, David see Blackjack's family. The Milk ejection reflex. [Motion picture] John Wiley and Sons. 1972. Made by Transcription Feature Service. London. 21 mm sd. color. 16 mm. (Wiley physiology series) NX'ith guide. CREDITS: Consultant, G. W. Harris. SUMMARY: Uses a series of experiments employing clccincal stimulation of the ner\'c supply to the postenor pituitary to show the chemical mechanism involved in secreting milk from the mammary gland I. Laciaiion. 2 Mammary glands I. Wiley (John) and Sons, inc H Scries: U'ilcy physiology series. (Motion picture]. [QP246i 612 73-703202 John Wiley and Sons 7-1 The Milk money. [Motion picture] Midwest Regional Media Center for the Deaf. Made by University of Nebraska Photographic Productions. Released by Bureau of Education for the Hand* icapped. Media Services and Captioned Films Branch, 1972. 4 min. sd. color. 16 mm. (Dialogue films) With training and utilization guide. SUMMARY Helps students learn about the issues of right and wrong in a story about a young girl who takes money out of her neighbor's milk bottle. Captioned for the use of the deaf I. Right and wrong— Juvenile films. [I, Honesty— Fiction] 1. Midwest Regional Media Center for the Deaf 11, United States Bureauof Education for the Handicapped. Media Services and Captioned Films Branch. 111. Series: Dialogue films (Motion picture]. [BJ1411] 179 74-701063 Media Ser\ices and Captioned Films 74 Miller. Shirley Gweyneth see Colors all around us. MUler-Brody Productions see Africa: the beginning of the journey. All upon a stone. Animals, animals, animals. Caddie Woodlawn. Call it courageCarry on, Mr. Bowditch. The Cat and the sphinx. The Dingo dog and the kangaroo. The Door in the wall. Eleanor Estes. The First Asians. Gay-Neck: the story of a pigeon. The High king. Homer, the horse who couldn't talk. The House of sixty fathers. How the Indians discovered a new world. An Island world: the peopling of Polynesia. Jean Craighead George. King of the wind. Lloyd Alexander. The Magic ball and other tales from silver lands. The Middle East: way station on man*s longest journey. Mrs. Frisby and the rats of NIMH. No, no. Pinocchio. Old Ramon. Our Earth to keep. A Poem belongs to you. TTic Rabbit who wanted red wings. Rifles for Watie. Shen of the sea and Pies of the princess. Shcn of the sea, series 2. Sing a song of cities. The Sly little rabbit and how he got long ears. The Story of stone-age man in Europe. Strawberry girl. Swappin' man. Tales from silver lands. What is poetry? When it's cold, when it's hot. and when it's not. Young Fu of the Upper Yangtze. Miller Electric Manufacturing Company see Arc welding methods. Good as new ... if not better. Miller Productions see The Song is love. Milliken Publishing Company see The Age of Exploration. Ancient Egypt. Assyria. Chaldea. Persia. Byzantine and Moslem Empires. Children's folk tales, series 6. Greece — Hellenic Age. Greece^Hellenistic Age. Hebrews, Phoenicians, and Hittites. Italian Renaissance. Medieval period, book 1. Medieval period, book 2. Northern European Renaissance. Prehistoric man. Rome, book 1 Rome, book 2. Sumer and Babylonia. Three Aegean civilizations: Troy. Crete, and Mycenae. Millinery/Needlecraft. [Filmstrip] Educational Projections Corp.. 1972. 47 fr. color. 35 mm. (Reading program. Level 3. R331) With teacher's manual. SUMMARY: A reading program which reinforces spelling skills. Illustrates quilting, needlecraft. and hat making as it was done in colonial days. With captions. For primarygrades. 1. Reading (Primary)— Juvenile films. 2. English language—Orthography and spelling— Juvenile films. 3. Needlework^United States-History— Juvenile films. [1 Reading (Primary) 2. Needlework} I. Educational Projections Corporation. II. Series: Reading program, [Filmstrip) Level 3. R-33I. [LB1525] 372.4 73-736197 Educational Projections Corp. 74 Millions of cats.[Motion picture] see Millones de gatos. Millones de gatos. [Motion picture] Weston Woods Studios, 1960. 10 min. sd. b&w. 16 mm. Spanish version of the 1955 motion picture entitled Millions of cats. Based on the book entitled Millions of cats, by Wanda Gag. CREDITS: Producer. Morton Schindel. SUMMARY A homely kitten, the lone survivor of a fight in which millions of jealous cats devour each other, becomes the most beautiful cat in the world because of the loving care of an elderly couple. For elementary grades. 1 . Spanish language— Films for English speakers — Juvenile films. 2. Children's films. [1. Cats— Fiction] I, Gig. Wanda. 1893-1946. Millions of cats. II, Weston Woods Studios, Weston, Conn. HI. Millions of cats. [Motion picture] [PC4I12.7] 372.6 73-702773 Weston Woods Studios 74 Mill, Victor sec Pupae. Milton Acorn, the people's poet. [Motion picture] Kent Martin and Glen Sarty. 1972, 25 mm. sd. color. 16 mm, SUMMARY; Deals with the life and work of pocl Milton Acorn. I. Acorn. Milton. I. Martin. Kent. 11. Sariy. Glen. [PR6001.C65) 928 74-700828 National Film Board of Canada 74 Mime — Marc Dor^. [Motion picture] Films Lavoic, Quebec. 1972. 3 min. sd. color. 16 mm, CREDITS: Producer. Richard Uvoie, SUMMARY; Presents a pantomime by Marc Dor6 of a prisoner trying to escape from his cell, 1. Short films. 1. Dor6. Marc. 1938 II. Films Lavoic. [PN1997] 791.43 74-700829 National Film Board of Canada 74 Mind-altering drugs. [Motion picture] Directions for Education in Nursing via Technology, 1971. Made by Center for Instructional Technology. Released by Wayne Stale University. 1974. 30 min. sd. b&w. 16 mm. Also issued as videotape. Lesson 87. With study guide SUMMARY. .A training film for nurses. Reviews the five major mind-altering drugs: amphetamines, barbiturates, hallucinogenics, heroin, and pop drugs. 1. Psychopharmacology. 2 Nurses and nursing. I. Directions for Education in Nursing via Technology (Organization) II. Wayne State University. Detroit. [RT87] 610,73 74-701866 DENT 74 Mindlin (Michael) Association see Michael Mindlin Association Mineral structure. [Motion picture] Hubbard Scientific Co., 1973. Made by Cybern Film Systems. 4 min. si. color, super 8 mm. (Earth materials) Loop film in cartridge. With student's guide, SUMM.ARY; Demonstrates the difference between rocks and minerals. Relates molecular structure, shown in models, to crystal form and cleavage. 1. Mineralogy. 2. Crystallography, [I. Mineralogy. 2. Crystallography] I Hubbard (T. N.) Scientific Company. Northbrook. III. II. Series: Earth materials. [Motion picture]. [OE364.2] 549 73-702948 Hubbard Scientific Co, 73 Minerals. [Filmsirip] Imperial Film Co. Released by Learning Resources Division. Educational Development Corp., 1974. 44 fr. color. 35 mm. and phonodisc: 2 s,. 12 in.. 33 1 IZ rpm., 7 min. (Rocks and minerals, no. 4) Also issued with phonolape in cassette, SUMMARY: Shows the locations of various minerals on the North American Continent, and explains their relationship to specific geological formations. 1. Mineralogy^Norlh America— Juvenile films. [1, Mineralogy. 2. Geologyj I. Imperial Film Company, inc.. Lakeland, Fla. 11. Educational Development Corporation. Ill Series: Rocks and minerals. [Filmstrip] no, 4 [QE365] 557 74-734170 Educational Development Corp. 74 Miniature Film Studio see The Divided man: commitment or compromise.