See and hear : the journal on audio-visual learning (1945)

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PICTURE PARADE ♦ Among promising irends in ihc audio-visual education field is the increased production of slides and films lo complement standard textbooks, such as the McGraw-Hill textfihns, etc. John Wiley 8: Sons, who last year issued a set of color slides to accompany "Physical Geol Colonial Williamsburg IN 2x2 KODACHROMES Quality of slides recognized. These kodachromes have won acceptance among well known institutions. Scenes where Democracy in government began, the most impressive historic center in America. Many features with teaching values for better Americans today, providing for unhurried study and discussion. For details and preview write: Historical Kodachromes BOX 711, DELAVAN. WISC. ()g\" b) Longwell, Knopf and Flint, have recently aiinoiniced a new series of 163 color slides to be used as a supplement fOr Carl C). Dimbar's well known text "Historical Geology." Dr. Dunbar personally supervised preparation of the slides in cooperation with Dr. Ned. L. Reglein of Wiley. The chapter pattern of the book is followed so that the series can be used as an excellent day-today supplement to classroom assignments. The set. with instructor's manual correlating each slide with appropriate text material, and a plastic carrying case, is available for |65 from John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 440 Fourth Ave., New York 16, N. Y. U-W Adds to Scierice Library ♦ United World Films, Inc. announces the release of two additions to the United World Science Series. The Hydra is one reel in length and illustrates the structure, habits and reproduction of the hydra. Elimination is 'a color film, two reel* in length, which portrays the func tions of the skin, kidneys, lungs and colon. The first film lists for $45 (b&:w) : the second for $90. • School Film on Traffic Safety ♦ The Atlantic Refining Co. of Philadelphia has released a traffic safety film, A Plan for Safety. The film tells the true story of a plan used for many years to combat traffic accidents among school children in Camden, New Jersey. The schools organized safety patrols .and safety clubs and the children themselves set up traffic safety courts. Business men cooperated by contributing awards to students with outstanding safety records. For details write Atlantic Refining Co., 260 Soiuh Broad St., Philadelphia, Penna. RKO Attttounces Three Subjects ♦ Three new educational 16nim releases have been announced by RKO Radio Pictures, 1270 Avenue of the Americas, New York, N. Y. Girls in White is the story of a girl who enters nurse's training. Her classes and social life are pictured. The picture is excellent for vocational classes. A new film on ])cts is titled Friend of loi;rest prices in screen history! ] Magnified view of the Rodiont screen surface. Millions of tiny glass mirrors ore permanently embedded in the pure white plastic surfoce . . . each one reflecting light instead of absorbing it, bringing you brighter, cleorer pictures I ,■glass beads > — binder coaling — wfiite coatine — biniter fillet — black opaque coatme yr ^ mf^ ^^ New Radiant ''Screenmoster'' (Model Dl) Porlable Ttipod Screen fealuring Radiant's exclusive ■■MILLION M'lRROR^^ fungus proof, flame-proof Screen Surface Now — luxury screens at new low money-saving prices — with more features, more quality than ever before MAKES All PICTURES BRIGHTER, SHARPER, CLEARER . . . You'll thrill to the wonderful improvement in your pictures when you show them on this new value-packed Radiant "Screenmaster. " The exclusive Radiant "MILLION MIRROR" Hy-flect screen surface brings out all the crisp, contrasty brilliance of black-and-whites ... all the natural radiance and beauty of full color pictures. In addition, this screen fabric is fungus-proof and flame-proof and is guaranteed to give long, efficient service. EXCLUSIVE DELUXE QUALITY FEATURES! You'll wonder how this new full size 30" X 40" Radiant "Screenmaster" can have so many luxury features . . . and yet be priced so low! It sets up in seconds, adjusts instantly to a score of projection positions, folds into carrying position just like ih^l.' Beautifully finished, the "Screenmaster " is built to give years and years of real projection enjoyment. And remember — Radiant screens are the only screens with a lifelime guarantee! At this greul new low price, it is a value you won't want to miss! Send For free Screen Fabric.' Sund coup()n for a sample swatch of the new Railiani screen fabric. Test it yourself with your own projector . . . see just liow nmcli brighter, more brilliant your pictures cm be on this new R.icJiant fabric. Write today! RADIANT RADIANT MANUFACTURING CO. 1293 S. TALMAN AVE., CHICAGO 8, ILL. Please send screen fobric PROJECT O N SCREENS ie o FREE sample of Hyand illustroted booklet. ZONE STATE SEE & HEAR