Moving Picture Age (Jan-Dec 1922)

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February, 1922 MOVING PICTURE AGE 35 MOTION PICTURES ^ COMMUNITY NEEDS By GLADYS and HENRY BOLLMAN A practical Manual of Information and Suggestion for Educational, Religious and Social Work. Ten thousand schools, churches and similar community institutions have motion picture projectors today, and tomorrow will see another ten thousand in use. Mr. and Mrs. Bollman are specialists in the field covered by their book. The contents include Production, Government Motion Pictures, Conditions of Use, Distribution, Publications and Bibliography, One Hundred Suggested Programs, Equipment and Installation, Handling and Care of the Film, Operation, Legal Aspects, Safety Regulations, etc., etc. $2.00, by mail $2.10. PUBLISHED BY HENRY HOLT & COMPANY 19 West 44th St., New York Visual Instruction in Utah {Continued from page 10) programs cannot hope to succeed unless they can put on a program which is mechanically the equal of professional showings, as well as intrinsically much better. According to the Utah Educational Review : An interesting aspect of the Logan project is that the high school has found the best equipment possible to be a sound investment financially. Two years ago, according to figures supplied by Principal Hamilton, the Board of Education advanced money to cover the following expenditures : Two machines $1,000 Generator (direct current) 850 Screen 450 Miscellaneous equipment . . . 200 Total $2,500 By January of this year the whole of this sum will have been returned ; in addition the school is the possessor of a portable motion-picture machine for classroom use. The proceeds of the Friday-evening programs paid for this machine and have paid all rentals for classroom films. A beginning has already been made toward a "Know Utah by Visual Method" campaign, and in gathering a "Know Utah" visual library. Last year, as a narrative-exposition of law-making, the Division filmed the Utah legislature in action. South America via the Slide Route (Continued from page 14) I have not stressed location of the important cities, rivers, mountains, and capes. Rank heresy, mayhap, to the devotees of the old "sailor geography," on which I was brought up myself. This treatment does not provide for location of such rivers as the Tocantins, Ucayali, Tapajos, Xingu, Essequibo, Corentyn, Parana, and Paranahyba. A child learns such drybones only to forget them at the first favorable opportunity, and the teacher wonders how so much has slipped from the minds of her pupils when the lesson is only a week or so old. Rather the wonder is that the pupils have assimilated as much as they have. zA standard motion picture machine of merit designed especially for educational workand built in four sizes to meet its every requirement Graphoscope Detailed specifications covering your particular undertaking will be cheerfully supplied upon request. Address Service Dept. GRAPHOSCOPE MANUFACTURING CO. 49 MECHANIC STREET NEWARK, N. J. Please say, "As advertised in MOVING PICTURE AGE," when you write to advertisers.