Lady Of The Lake (1949)
This film is about Sir Walter Scott, a famous Romantic author, and his poem The Lady of the Lake. It
Jerusalem: The Holy City (1950)
Pictures the pageantry of Jerusalem and the historical shrines sacred to three religious traditions – Jewish, Christian and Mohammedan. We digitized
It’s Your Library(1946)
Through the story of a nine-year old, explains the essential mechanics of the library, and shows how a librarian helps
Introduction To Chemistry (1949)
Defines chemistry and presents some of the important terms and materials used. Shows some of the major industrial applications of
Installment Buying (1948)
Describes the experience of a person who recently moved into a new office and is considering buying new furniture for
In The Middle (1959)
A manager dealing with a reduction in staff thinks he’s got a solution by temporarily moving one of his “girls”
Improve Your Reading (1947)
OFFERS SUGGESTIONS FOR IMPROVING READING RATE & COMPREHENSION. CONSIDERATION IS GIVEN TO PUPILS WITH SPECIAL READING PROBLEMS, SUCH AS NARROW
Improve Your Pronounciation (1949)
GIVES 4 RULES FOR IMPROVING SPEECH–PRONOUNCE EVERY SYLLABLE, PRONOUNCE EACH SOUND CORRECTLY, USE ACCEPTED PRONUNCIATIONS & USE NATURAL PRONUNCIATION. We digitized
Immigration (1947)
The story of immigration into the U S from colonial times to the present day, stressing the contribution made by
Iberian Peninsula – Spain And Portugal (1948)
Uses animation to show the dominant physical features of the peninsula. Depicts the life and character of the people, including
Human Body : Skeleton (1953)
Cinefluorography is used to view the skeletal structure in action. The complexity of the system is stressed and we see
How We Know The Earth Moves (1960)
Explains and demonstrates the Foucault pendulum by which the earth’s rotation was first proved. An experiment illustrates star shift, the