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SHORT SHORTS OH SPCHT3 k light-hearted survey of sports that takes in current practices in hockey, archery, racing, football and baseball, PhaVtasy cartoon: Cineoolor: Columbia. Family «
3-.TC.T PL^CE 'LTaZ HOME Popeye and Olyve Oyl in ?'Tiami are blown by a hurricane to the Horth Pole. Po'locolor. Popeye Cartoons Paramount, Family. ' I
•SPORT'S GOHDHF AGS Aspects of the sports world that Americans, „ as spectators and participants, s/eipport to Hie amount of four billion dollars a year* This Is Americas RKO Ra»iio, 2 rls# .Family* SHPC 8-14..
3T.in'iOHH OF C ITY Cross-sec irion of life in Stockholm with accent not on the "sights** but on» poople* Twentieth Century— Fo&i Family* SMPC 3-14 « ;p ■• »
rfgOLLS OF MUSIC jj-Q Tony Pastor and'his orchestra. Visualisation of the story of the Maharaiah of Hope dor and Jqis_rhumta lessons, the song, of the Merry Secretary and a chorus of bill collectors -voicing the demands of A Man At the Door. Columbia-. Family*
^INTBR ZZOluSE Forest Hanger Donald, planting acorns for reforestation, runs afoul of 'those1 two busy chipmunks, Chip 1 H Dc le*" rechnicolor, Disney Cartoon: RFjO lipdio.. R.iaily: " S-.HO 3-14
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TRH ART OF IIP: TRY HC0H5 Henry Hoore A camera description of ' -uhc work of this British artist, with an exposition of his ideas delivered by the critic James Johnson Sweeney/ who directed the film. It centers chiefly around the Museum of Modern Artts exhibition of Moore in 1946* but -shot's of works in many' other collections are included. ' The picture is particularly adapted to the needs of classes in painting and sculpture. Mr. Sweeney, if he is profuse,, is also clear and explicit, and certainly, a vtth or itative* And the opportunity to view so mar.y works of a • distinguished .contemporary in color close— up is still' almost unique-. Written a nd directed by James Johnson Sweeney. Falcon .Films, 44 Hest'GGth S'tv N.Y.C. 2 rls., loan. HHature. * "
BOY IH COUHT Fortunately 15 year old Johnny, convicted .of .car
stealing, livens in a o'ommunity which has a good juvenile court and
probation service. Physical and psychological examinations as well as
an investigation of his background precede court decision. By friendly guidance his interests are directed constructively and in his final