GA E300I5 SI T2 no 2 GEORGIA STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION ATLANTA September 1956 Number Two This Catalog To Be Used 195657 195758 195859 UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA AUGfc 59 LIBRARIES Issued By STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION M D Collins State Supt of SchoolsDR CLAUDE PURCELL Assistant State Superintendent of Schools IIDEDICATION This issue of the Tapes for Teaching Catalog is dedicated to Dr Claude Purcell in appreciative recognition of his interest and assistance in the growth of Georgias AudioVisual program as a vital part of dynamic contemporary curriculum for the Schools of Georgia Or Purcell is a native of Habersham county where at the age of 28 he was the youngest County School Superintendent ever elected He served in that office from 1932 until 1942 when he became associated with the State De partment of Education He is serving as director of the fiscal division and in 1954 succeeded Dr John I Allman retired as assistant State Superintendent of Schools He now holds both offices His farreaching educational vision has brought about such innovations as travel for teachers in upgrading their certificates he was on the committee that wrote the 1945 Compulsory School Attendance law that gave the state its present program of Visiting Teachers he assisted with the final drafting of the Minimum Foundation law and has administered it since its activation in 1951 he served as director of the multimillion dollar state school building program during the first processing of its applications he determined the building allot ment of funds and at the request of Dr M D Collins presented the first applications to the State Board of Education for approval and held responsible liaison jobs between education and government during World War II His administration of school funds with equity and fairness has met with appreciative response from school administrators in all Georgia He was called by Dr Allman a man of honor and integrity who is serving the school people of Georgia well He is a Baptist a Mason Junior Order of American Mechanics a member of the Phi Delta Kappa at the University and of Kappa Phi Kappa at Emory and the famous Gridiron Club at the University of Georgia He is a graduate of Piedmont College which honored him with the Doctor of Pedagogy degree and a graduate of the University of Georgia He has studied at Peabody and Columbia He has taught courses in educational finance and is regarded as one of the countrys top authorities in that field Dr Purcell is held in high esteem by people throughout Georgia and the nation who recognize the service he is daily rendering to education IllSTATE BOARD OF EDUCATION 1956 and 1957 Ol ALtl 1 GeorSe P Whitman Jr Chm M Collins Secretary Lonnie B Sweat W T Bodenhamer Clarke W Duncan Irwin Kimsey Mrs IV Julius Y TalmadgeTABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication State Board of Education Foreword Introduction Message from Dr Hubbard Staff Instruction for Membership and Ordering Tapes Equipment and Supplies Catalog Numbers A or B Wind Tape Reel Sizes and Running Time Tape Speed IPS Care of Tape and Equipment Abbreviations Used Using the Tape Recorder Tape Recorder in Daily Use Better Teaching Around a Reel of Tape Tape Recording in the Classroom Descriptive List of Tapes Til IV VI VII VIII XI X XI XI XI XI XII XII XIII XIIIXIV XVXVI XVIXVIIXVIII XVIIIXIXXX 1233reward is increased interest and learning Foreword We take pride in being able to continue to report progress in the States Audio Visual program Additional tapes have been added and I am sure that you can select many tapes which if properly used will be of untold value and benefit to both teachers and students The development of an inexpensive recording technique using tape has vastly expanded the sources of instructional materials The cost of the tape being borne by the school and the recording expense by the state is an excellent example of localstate cooperation that will richly enhance the teaching and learning opportunities of all our citizenry The successful use of all AudioVisual material depends upon the teacher Teachers should acquaint themselves with the proper use of this type of material and your teaching effort will be greatly rewarded with the increased interest and learning of your students M D COLLINS State Supt of Schools Atlanta 1956 VIbest balanced AudioVisual prttgram Introduction This Tape Catalog lists more than 4700 prerecorded tapes for Georgia Teachers and students These auditory aids represent the best in this field that our pro fessional committees have been able to get together Tthe offering of these tapes helps to give Georgia the best balanced AudioVisual program in the nation It is believed that Magnetic Tape will prove to be the most inexpensive flexible and convenient auditory medium yet devised It presents all the advantages of AM and FM Radio without radios inflexibility of programing Unlike a radio receiver a Tape Recorder can be profitably used in many other school and community situations Tape is cheap particularly in view of the fact that it can be recorded played back erased and rerecorded literally hundreds of times without appreciable deterioration We have not been able to audition the tapes listed Therefore you are advised to audition each program before using it just as you would preview films books or other material before presenting it to students We hope you will give us the benefit of your experience and if you find pro grams of no value or others that need changing or deleting from the Library notify us Also if you get a tape that is not of good technical quality please let us know You will find listed in this catalog a large number of tapes that have been made right here in Georgia They include stories about Georgia important Georgia people and important happenings in Georgia recorded on the spot The Tape Service will appreciate having worthwhile recordings of interesting things from your school or community Be sure that your recording is of good quality and we will be glad to audition it for inclusion into the next Tapes for Teaching Catalog Please feel free to advise us about anything that will help to make the Tape Service better and give us the benefit of your opinions at any time GARLAND C BAGLEY Director AudioVisual Service Atlanta September 1956 VIIonly limited by the ingenuity of the individual teaeher Message from Dr Hubbard Dear Teachers and Students I am glad of this opportunity to give you further encouragement in the use of the auditory aids listed in this Tapes for Teaching catalog Your use of this material should greatly enhance your ability as a teacher and its proper use will speed up the learning process and prove interesting and delightful to your students We cannot stress too much the fact that this material will be of doubtful value unless auditioned by the teacher before it is used and teaching plans set up Tapes can be used in many situations in your school and community and should be presented as any other teaching material is used in good classroom instruction Your tape recorder is a versatile instrument Do not fail to take advantage of the many ways that it can be used in your school and community Besides playing prerecorded tapes improvement in speech and speaking can be noted interesting radio and TV programs can be recorded and preserved until needed and the tape recorder will be found useful in music and singing practice Good speakers who come to your school and community can be recorded and played later to other groups Therefore the usefulness of the tape recorder is only limited by the ingenuity of the individual teacher C S HUBBARD Director Textbook and Library Service Atlanta September 1956 VIIIStaff M D Collins C S Hubbard Garland C Bagley State Superintendent of Schools Director Textbooks and Library Services Director AudioVisual Service Ben W HulseyManager Atlanta Film Library Charles C BruceTape Recording Technician Peggy HendersonSecretary Tape Recording Service Betty ThompsonTypist James A Tallant Shipping Clerk IXINSTRUCTIONS FOR MEMBERSHIP AND ORDERING TAPES 1 Fill in Registration Form and mail to State Department of Education Tape Recording Service 121 Memorial Drive S W Atlanta 3 Georgia 2 You will then receive from Atlanta the tape request blanks and address cards 3 Choose the programs that you will need from the Tape Catalog Type in the required information giving the catalog number of the tape the title and speed IPS inches per second that you will want the duplicate re cording made Put the tape order in the shipping case with the tape Be sure declaration is on the address card stating First class mail enclosed Be sure to send the complete order form Do not separate it We need the copy for office files 4 Put sufficient tape for the programs that you are requesting into the shipping case and use the card which is already addressed to the Tape Recording Service 5 You will need to pay the postage to Atlanta and the following rates apply to tape when the inscription Sec 3483 E P L R is used 4 cents for the first pound 1 cent for each additional pound or fraction 6 The tapes will be duplicate only in Atlanta branch Film Libraries will not furnish the service They will be returned to you as soon as possible Please allow about ten days 7 After you have used the tape and if it is no longer needed it can be sent to Atlanta again for another program of your choice The Tape Service will erase it and duplicate your next request on the same tape If you wish to start a tape library for your school the tape can be stored and other tape sent for the additional programs that you will want EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES Each school will need the following equipment and supplies to be able to par ticipate in the Tapes for Teaching program 1 A good quality Tape Recorder or Tape Playback and speaker Tapes will be recorded at either IV2 IPS or 3 IPS 2 Sufficient tape of the correct size or length We recommended plastic back tape 5 inch reels 600 ft and 7 inch reels 1200 ft 3 Fiber mailing cases with standard size address card holders 4 Empty 5 inch and 7 inch reels XCATALOG NUMBERS Catalog numbers are assigned alike to programs of each length in simple nu merical sequence Number 101 4999 are 15minute programs or less Numbers 50009999 are 30minute programs or less but more than 15minutes If a program runs over a 30minute reel the same catalog number is assigned to additional reels having A B etc as a suffix A OR B WIND TAPE Though we know that only a very few models of tape recorders now use B wind oxideside of tape wound outside of the reel we will return your tape A or B wound as received Therefore please note whether you are sending Awind or Bwind tape in accordance with the threading arrangement of your recorder If you have both types of recorders the same tape can be used by threading it with a halftwist as it leaves the supply reel when necessary to make the oxideside run next to the magnetic head The program is on the dull oxideside of the tape REEL SIZES AND RUNNING TIME The following table will help you determine size of reel to send Size of Tape Reel Running time at different speeds in per sec Recorded Single Track at 7V2 IPS at 3 IPS 1200 ft 7 inch 30 min 60 min 600 ft 5 inch 15 min 30 min 300 ft 4 inch iVi min 15 min 150 ft 3 inch 3 min IVi min If recorded on dual tracks the above playing times will be doubled TAPE SPEED IPS IPS is the abbreviation used for inches per second and tapes can be duplicated for your use at either IVi IPS or 3 IPS whichever way you desire A speed of IV2 IPS is especially recommended for music The 3 IPS speed is quite satisfactory for programs involving principally speech content Other factors being equal the faster the tape speed the greater the frequency range and the higher the fidelity of output response Some Tape Recorders operate at even faster or slower speeds than the two speeds given above All Master Tapes in the Tape Library are recorded at IVi IPS and are mounted on 5 inch and 7 inch reels Programs up to 15 minutes are mounted on 5 inch reels and programs over 15 minutes are mounted on 7 inch reels XICARE OF TAPE AND EQUIPMENT l 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 When making a tape recording do not record at too high a level Keep recording playback and erase heads clean Use carbon tetrachloride and an ordinary pipe cleaner Sometimes when your machine is not re cording perfectly you may find that the heads need cleaning On some machines it will be necessary for you to remove the head cover Handle Recorder carefully Make all tape splices neatly and with a special splicing tape which your dealer can supply Never use adhesive or cellophane tape Makes splices on the shiny side of tape after making a diagonal cut and matching closely the cut ends A small inexpensive tape splicer will greatly aid you in making good noisefree splices Do not use cracked or broken reels as they may tear the tape Store tape in a cool dry place Always see that your reels stay as full of tape as when new The tape will break off at the ends occasionally and it may become necessary to splice additional tape on in order to have enough tape to record a full 15 or full 30minute program ABBREVIATIONS USED p primary grades 13 el elementary grades 46 jh junior high grades 79 sh senior high grades 1012 t teacher education teachers a adult XIIUsing the Tape Recorder Below are reprinted four informative articles on the Tape Recorder and its uses in the School and Community Special permission has been granted by the professional teachers magazine The Instructor F A Owen Publishing Com pany Instructor Park Dansville New York for the reproduction of the follow ing articles regarding the Tape Recorder and its uses In this issue of Georgias Tapes for Teaching catalog other interesting material is available to teachers from almost all of the Tape production companies and Tape Recorder manu facturing concerns THE TAPE RECORDER IN DAILY USE LESTER II SANDS Associate Professor of Education Sim i i Karbara College University of California Have you ever used the tape recorder in your teaching If not you may be missing opportunities to give your pupils exciting learning experiences Teachers in elementary schools throughout America report that the tape recorder stimu lates child development and helps pupils acquire skills in language usage in drama and selfexpression These teachers agree that pupils are eager to record radio programs sounds about the school and their own voices After a short period of selfconsciousness in front of the microphone they make the instrument a functional learning tool You will find the tape recorder easy to operate and so versatile that numerous applications for it exist in every area of the curriculum and at every level of child development Kindergarten Uses You will find that kindergarten children are fascinated with recordings of the sounds they hear about them the scraping of their feet the passing of automo biles the excitement of the playground and their own singing They will com pete to hear themselves through recordings of their stories and experiences They are usually ready to describe their drawings and paintings to others and they will listen carefully to note how clearly some children speak and how polite others can be while waiting their turns In kindergarten you can use the recorder for dramatic skits puppet plays and simple memory tasks such as giving names and addresses and reciting poems Recordings of class singing and of rhythm bands also stimulate child interest in music You can study the developing personalities of your pupils from records made without their knowledge XIIIPrimaryGrade Uses In grades one to three the tape recorder offers additional possibilities Childrens radio programs can bring many delightful moments when they are recorded and then played at a convenient time fjjf children can make their own radio programs with sound effects which challenge originality and encourage self expression Recordings of pupil experiences and steles continue to be vitally important as the pupils learn to read Language usaap may be encouraged by taping Direc tion Games The recording of pupil dramatizations and puppet shows is also an excellent procedure for stimulating selfexpressjpn and confidence Pupils love of music is encouraged when their vocal and instrumental efforts are recorded Creative music is produced more conveniently when a recording is made and later trans scribed on paper IntermediateGrade Uses You can expand the use of the tape recorder in the fourth to sixth grades with a diversity of recording techniques and jsy giving pupils responsibility for making tapes Children love to create and record garnes such as Twenty Questions Quiz Programs and Whose Voice Is That on tape And they will cooperate in developing exercises and tests in spelling and arithmetic Remedial work in speech is commonly carried on with tape recordings which have been made by the speechcorrection teacher UpperGrade Uses Uppergrade pupils enjoy recording interviews to be given as class reports Panel discussions group presentations and debates may also be recorded for study Excursions may well include a recorder to bring back important sounds and reactions of people Letter writing to other classes and schools by tape recorder is used to develop a rich exchange of greetings news and information They can tell one another of school activities TV programs athletic contests and books They may also conduct interclass discussions via tape Mock radio programs when taped can become a fascinating daily routine for classes to hear news and information about their school community the nation and the world Tiey will also enjoy making recordings of radio programs Many current music dramatic and educational broadcasts are valuable and should be recorded and heard by pupils Your audiovisual center may have some of the taperecorded radio programs available to schools These include drama tizations of historical events biographies and scientific discoveries as well as recordings of poetry plays and speeches Combining Other AV Aids Tape recordings may be easily combined or synchronized with presentations of other visual aids such as filmstrips slides and silent motion pictures The tape supplies the commentary for an effective presentation PublicRelations Programs Many of the uses of the tape recorder in elementary school are important as publicrelations programs With appropriate commentary documentary re cordings of actual classroom situations may be presented to PTAs and other groups XIVthe tape recorder insures Better Teaching HI III GRAHAM Teacher Third Grade George Washington School Winchester Massachusetts Every teacher who has had an opportunity to use the tape recorder in the class room realizes that this instrument presents learning opportunities that cannot be furnished by any other verbal means of instruction To achieve a maximum of effectiveness it is essential to do much preplanning In Guidance In the case of Billy in my thirdgrade classroom a tape recording proved to be an outstanding example of a good therapy measure At the beginning of the year he was enrolled in our school coming from a private school in an other town He was emotionally tense small in stature and extremely inse cure His mother in her eagerness to see her only child achieve perfection unwittingly produced the tensions This condition had existed for a long period of time but it was aggravated by a new school situation Stuttering was becoming progressively worse but the child seemed to be unaware of the problem The mother worked hard with Billy at home accenting the sounds losing her patience with him and allowing her own feelings to obscure her goals for the child Since 1 had been unable during conferences to convince the mother that Billy should not be pushed beyond his ability to maintain an interest in the school program I turned to the tape recorder as a means of convincing her that suttering was the end result of pressures Each child in his reading group was given an opportunity to record iiis oral work A conference followed with the mother who up to this time still refused to believe that any attention should be given to the problem After hearing the recording she was convinced and began to take an entirely different approach which prevented Billys forming a habit that would have made him very self conscious in all oral language experiences In Reading Every teacher who uses a tape recorder recognizes that it is invaluable in the teaching of reading Growth patterns are variable and recollections can be influenced by the success of the moment or the lack of it I have found it a good plan to tape the oral reading of children at regular intervals throughout the school year playing it back with enough frequency to enable each pupil to analyze and evaluate his own problem It spurs him to put forth greater effort when he knows that he is making real progress The tape is an indisputable record allowing no room for guesswork in evaluation In Social Studies In social studies recordings can be made of the first organized reports pre sented to the class audience at the beginning of the school year Here is an ex ellent opportunity to demonstrate to children the qualities of a good report XVin terms of interest organization of ideas new information critical thinking and the sundry requisites of a good pupil teaching situation Frequently a radio or television broadcast cannot be heard by children at a time when class discussion will further knowledge A recording makes it possible to put the material to use when it will be most effective We do not begin to use the rich resources among our parents and teachers groups Many of them have taken interesting trips but due to conflicting working hours they are not able to share these experiences with children Here the tape recorder can step in and fill the need so that the trip is brought to the classroom vicariously In Program Planning Children who are planning an assembly program may use the tape recorder in several ways 1 To organize the program through teacherpupil planning 2 To evaluate pupil performances and revise where necessary 3 To review the finished production for the joy of listening to a pleasant experience Many of us have tape recorders available but are we putting them to the best possible use The instrument is a valuable teaching tool well worth the effort involved in experimentation We are constantly finding new ways to use it effectively and we can certainly get our moneys worth and more when we study the many possibilities that await the creative ingenuity of teachers in the classrooms of the nation Around a Reel of Tape GOLBIE HI7EY Director of AudioVisual Education Public Schools Casper yonting To the reel minded teacher the possible uses of the tape recorder are un limited It is equally effective when used to stimulate interest to record progress or as a teaching tool Perhaps its most frequent use is in a culminating activity where it correlates speech and composition with geography history or science One week it may be used to make an on the spot recordingof the Lee surrender complete with sound effects of cheering men and retreating horses The next week it may be used to record a series of talks by sixthgraders who have returned from a vicarious trip to Gay Paree Teachers in our system are constantly devising new uses for the tape recorder at every subject and grade level One primary teacher has discovered it is helpful m developing the singing voices of her pupils She records the voices of children matching tones with the sequences which she sings purposely in cluding both children who sing on pitch and those who do not This is recorded in another class so that it may be studied in her own without embarrassment to any child Then she plays it to her children instructing them to listen to see if Johnny sang the same tones as Miss Brown or if Mary sang higher or lower than Miss Brown By this listening activity they learn pitch discrimina tion which is the first step in learning to sing in tune This teacher has also prepared another tape of tone drills each followed by a pause of sufficient length to allow a child to repeat the tonal pattern Children XVIthink that matching tones with the voice on the tape is exciting fun and the task of teaching the nonsinger has received a stimulus The tape recorder is also utilized by music teachers in the intermediate grades There the children find it much easier to learn to sing a second part to the first part recorded on tape rather than against other members of their class where there is the possibility of both parts getting off Many teachers from our system travel in foreign countries each summer Each would be happy to share her experiences with all the children of the city Since this is impossible because of her own teaching schedule she records a summary of her trip on a tape to be passed among the schools where it may be enjoyed by everyone Travel talks by other citizens of the community or lectures by authoritative speakers also enrich the social studies curriculum in various rooms The guests speak in person to the class but the talks are recorded to be replayed later In our audiovisual department we feel that children learn not only from adults but also from other children Therefore a class may visit a room of the same grade level in another building in order to observe class procedures and prob lems there Plans for one such field trip were suddenly disrupted at the last minute but in order to alleviate the disappointment of both groups our adapt able tape recorder was rushed to the rescue The entertaining room recorded the class activity they had intended to present and sent it to the other class Id just like to have made a tape recording of my children and played it back to them exclaimed an exasperated thirdgrade teacher after an especially ha rassing day Why not What better object lesson for pupil selfdiscipline In fact one building did utilize the tape recorder in a campaign to minimize con fusion during arrival and dismissal periods A microphone was set in a strategic place to pick up the noise in the corridors and the resulting tape was played in the assembly at which the campaign was launched Other tapes were cut at intervals and played back with the original to show the improvement made Returning to the suggestion made by the overwrought teacherthe only objection to a playback of an unrehearsed classroom situation or a restless day is that not only the pupils but also the teacher may appear in a bad light which suggests one of our most valuable uses of the tape recorder Arrange for a colleague to conceal the microphone and recorder in your room when you are unaware of its presence If you are not proud of what you hear on the playback work and record and work Speech improvement is not a problem exclusive to children The suggestions upon which I have elaborated are only a few of the ideas for the utilization of the tape recorder It has become the speech therapists most valuable tool where it is used both in diagnosis and recording progress It is likewise used by the remedial reading teacher to record oral reading progress Recorded directions enable the physical education instructor or the penmanship teacher to circulate and give individual instruction Educational radio programs may be recorded to be listened to at a more convenient time and radio coverage of national or international news events important speeches or fine music unavailable on records may be recorded from the radio to build an exclusive reel library Visual aids may be made into audio visual aids by recording studentwritten and recorded commentaries to accom pany filmstrips and no end of school dramatic productions may be recorded to be replayed in the class room or over local radio stations XVIIOn the frivolous side the tape recorder is an excellent icebreaker at teenage parties or a good moneymaker at the PTA carnival where curious patrons will eagerly pay a dime to hear a playback of themselves reciting Little Bo peep or Horatius at the Bridge As you work with the tape recorder you will discover other uses for it and the valuable teaching possibilities to be found around a reel of tape Tape Recording in the Classroom ARNOLD E LUCE AudioVisual Consultant Minnesota Department of Education In the 1920s children were introduced to the phonograph as a means of bringing recorded music and storytime tales into the schoolroom In the 1930s sound motion pictures came into use Teaching was enriched and experiences were made more realistic by adding pictures to sound recordings Prior to World War II radio made it possible for schools to take advantage of public service and educational programs which were being developed for inschool listening However its use was limited by conflicts in class schedules These limitations were overcome by a new means of communication destined to come into use soon after the close of World War II The magnetic tape recorder made it possible to reproduce prerecorded program material as well as original materials produced by pupils and teacher What Is a Magnetic Tape Recorder In elementary science we learn that magnets will cause iron tilings to arrange themselves in a definite pattern when brought into the magnetic field Coils of wire carrying a small amount of electric current will also have the same effect on iron particles Research engineers found a way to place microscopic particles of iron on one side of a plastic strip and pass the strip tape through a magnetic field created by an electrical circuit in a small coil of wire When sounds are directed into a microphone the microphone controls the amount of current carried by its circuit according to the pitch and loudness of the sounds This produces a magnetic pattern on the tape as it passes through the recording head of a tape recorder When the tape is again passed through the recording head after the controls have been set for play it reverses the process and turns the magnetic pattern previously made into the exact likenesses of the original sound The controls are simple to operate and children quickly learn to manipulate them What Does Listening Do for the Child The recorded word or sound carries conviction Perhaps because the child must give attention in order to grasp the idea presented he tends to absorb what he hears in this way Listening stimulates the imagination This is one of the main advantages of audio devices The lisener sees in his mind that which the words and the sounds suggest Listening excites interest in new ideas Concepts remote in time or space can be brought within the classroom walls by means of recordings XVIIIListening encourages speech improvement A pupil who hears his voice played back to him usually becomes more critical of his performance and is inspired to practice good speech habits He can also recognize speech difficulties that need correction Specific Examples of Tape Recorders in Use 1 A fourth grade has been studying the states early history For one activity they sketched on thin paper historical events such as the early voyagers coming into the territory around Lake Superior and the Upper Mississippi Valley The strip wound on two wooden rollers was fastened across the front of a miniature stage A light behind the strip made the pictures visible from the audience The pupils recorded a commentary background music and appro priate sound effects Besides making the events more meaningful the children had the experience of assembling a dramatic production which provided incen tives for learning more about stage construction lighting and recording They had learned to record at the proper sound level edit and splice the tape and play the program at the correct speed to synchonize it with the pictures They learned to appreciate good soundmotionpicture production radio and television programs This material was used at a PTA meeting to show parents what could be done with the new tools of learning 2 A similar technique was used in another school except that the pictures were drawn on frosted 34 x 4 glass slides The subject matter was a book report given by several pupils Each child drew pictures to illustrate his favorite incident and recorded his part of the story on tape As the slides were projected by pupil operators the tape recording was played in synchronization The pupils were intensely interested 3 In a third elementary school the pupils had the opportunity twice a year of appearing on the program of a local radio station They planned a program wrote a radio script and assigned the speaking parts They recorded the com plete program on tape to discover how it would sound over the air Then they revised edited and reenacted parts until all were satisfied Sound effects were added for greater realism In this way the pupils learned to be more discrim inating in their selection of material In some cases the children were taken to the radio station to put on a live show Sometimes the finished tape was sent to the station When this happened the school provided a radio so that the children could listen to the broadcast No one except possibly the parents listened to this program more intently than the young producers In addition to the learning experiences this is a good publicrelations project for the school 4 A fourth and highly important use of tape recording is the Tapes for Teaching service operated by the Minnesota State Department of Education Schools in Minnesota pioneered in this service which has spread to many other states and foreign countrie To use this service a school sends a roll of tape to the recording laboratory where some 2400 programs are on file The program designed by the school is duplicated on the tape and returned by mail The only cost to the school h the postage on the tapes The subjects include Art Conservation EnglishSpeechDrama Health History Human Relations Mathematics Music Science and Social Studies The material was specifically designed for classroom use and in most cases bv teachers in those subject areas Because the service is tax supported it is available only to the public schools within the state though other state departments of education may have similar arrangements XIXAdvantages of Tape Recorders and Extent of Use The tape can be reused hundreds of times each new recording automatically erases the previous one When one considers its potentialities the tape is rela tively inexpensive The recorders are simple to operate especially later models and comparatively free of mechanical difficulties Once the teacher and puipls master its operation and the proper placement of the microphone for best results in the classroom they become enthusiastic users of this teaching tool This enthusiasm is increasing the demand for tapes and tape recorders which means that more than one machine is needed for each elementary school In fact the minimum recommendation of one tape recorder for each group of twenty teachers falls short of meeting the demands for good instruction Mag netic tape and recorders should be supplied in an amount sufficient to meet the pupils needs for selfevaluation and creative work XX GEORGIA TAPES FOR TEACHING When requesting tapes always use the official order blanks furnishec I by the Tape Recording Service and give catalog numbers titles and speed IPS that you want your duplicates made Send 600 5 reels of tape for prog rams up to 15 minutes and 1200 7 reels for programs from 15 minutes to 30 min utes Fifteenminute programs bear numbers 101 to 4999 Thirtyminute pro grams bear numbers 5000 and higher All duplicate tapes will be rr ade full track at IV2 IPS or 3 IPS whichever you want VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE AND ONTHEFARM TRAINING The materials listed below are available for teaching agriculture They have all been broadcast over KUOM University of Minnesota or other radio stations Furnished by Minnesota State Department of Education jhsha Catalog No Title Length 101 Spring Soil Conservation Practices 15 min 102 Care and Management of Baby Chicks 15 min 103 Lightning Facts and Fancies 15 min 104 Planting Small Fruits 15 min 105 Spring Fire Hazards 15 min 106 Corn Varieties and Culture 15 min 107 Sheep Care and Management 15 min 108 Spraying Fruit Trees for Disease Control 15 min 109 Pastures and Animal Health 15 min 110 Summer Soil Conservation Practices 15 min 111 Factors Affecting Milk Flavor 15 min 112 Treating Wood for Use in Gardening 15 min 113 Bigger Returns from Hog Pastures 15 min 114 Control of Canada Thistle 15 min 115 Tips on Range Management 15 min 116 Value and Use of Farm Manure 15 min 117 Summer Dairy Problems 15 min 118 Our Breeding Flock of Sheep 15 min 119 Noxious Weeds and Their Control 15 min 120 Dairy Barn Ventilation Why and How 15 min 121 Artificial Insemination 15 min 122 Problems in Painting Wood Structures 15 min 123 Dairy Cattle on Pasture 15 min 124 Distribution of Foundation Seedstock 15 min 125 Care of Beef Cattle During Fly Time 1 15 min DR PETERSONS SERIES ON HAY Catalog No Title 126 High Quality Hay Can Take the Place of Other Grains in Cattle Feed 127 Early Cut Hay Will Produce More Milk from Cows than Late Cut Hay 128 How Early Should Hay Be Cut 129 How to Prevent Spoilage of Early Cut Hay Because of Weather 130 What Kind of Silo Should You Have for Hay Silage FARM NEWS BY DR PETERSON Catalog No Title 131 The Pasture Situation 132 Inheritance in Dairy Cattle I What part does it play in Economic Dairy Production 133 Inheritance in Dairy Cattle II 134 Inheritance in Dairy Cattle HI 135 Inheritance in Dairy Cattle IV Color Inheritance 136 Inheritance in Dairy Cattle Udders and Milking 137 Inheritance in Dairy Cattle Behavior Patterns of Cattle 138 Inheritance in Dairy Cattle Experiment with Identical Twins 139 The Effect of Drought and Cold on Corn and Pasture 140A Salvaging Corn Crops I 140B Salvaging Corn Crops II 142 Problems of Calving How to Feed Following Calving 143 Problems of Calving Milking out Freshened Cows 144 Problems of Calving Chief Causes for Death Among Calves 145 Problems of Calving Microbes in the Rumen 146 Problems of Calving Cud Transfer 147 Problems of Calving PreMilking 148 Ceilings on Dairy Production Statistics on Production Levels 149 Ceilings on Dairy Production Improper Milking 150 Ceilings on Dairy Production Improper Milking 151 Ceilings on Dairy Production Disease 152 Dairy Herd Improvement Association Work 153 Feeder Cattle 154 Funny Nose Disease in Pigs 155 Selecting Boars and Rams 156 Dairy Problems 157 Soil Conservation 158 Looking Ahead in Agriculture Education 159 Turkey Diseases 160 Mastitis 161 Forestry in Korea 162 The Race 15 B Menace 163 The Ring Test Spots Brucellosis 164 Twins Give New Dairy Ideas 165 Faster Milking 166 Labor Saving in Barns Length 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min Length 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min167 Prevent Anemia in Pigs 15 inin 168 The Antibiotic Story 15 min 169 Fruits for Tomorrow 15 min 170 Pasture Studies with Beef Cattle 15 min 171 Research A Cooperative Venture 15 min 172 Agriculture Biochemistry 15 min 173 Institute of Agriculture 15 min 174 Experiment Station 15 min 175 Corn Yields lis inin 176 Hoof and Mouth Disease r 15 min 177 Lets Get Personal 15 min What is the Value of the Human Life 5001A Recent Developments in Poultry Feeding and Management 30 min 5001B Recent Developments in Poultry Feeding and Management 30 min 5002 New Developments in Swine Production 30 min 178 Rotation and Corn Yields 15 min 179 Turkey Research 15 min 180 Borer Resistant Corn 15 min 181 Poultry Products 15 min 182 Power Driven Posts 15 min 183 Molds and Grain Storage 15 min 184 Arsenicals in Swine Feeding 15 min 185 Shelterbelt Research 15 min 186 Animal Health 15 min 187 Plant Diseases 15 min 188 Wood Preservatives 15 min 189 Potato Insects 15 min 190 Vegetable Varieties 15 min 191 Machinery Master or Servant 15 min 192 Potato Research 15 min 193 Sweet Clover Weevil 15 min 194A You As An Individual Reel 1 15 min 194B You As An Individual Reel 2 15 min 195 Chemicals in Weed Control v 15 min 196 Control of Weeds in Small Grains Flax and Corn 15 min 197 Control of Weeds in Legumes 15 min 198 Chemicals Control Brush 15 min 199 Aids to Corn Yields 15 min 200 Corn Cultivation 15 min 201 New Markets for Milk 15 min 2708 Strawberries 15 mjn VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE AND ONTHEFARM TRAINING Materials listed below are from General Electrics Excursions in Science and Westinghouses Adventures in Research jhsha GENERAL ELECTRIC Excursions in Science Catalog No 3012 3013 3014 3015 3016 Title Forest Conservation Ground Water Insect Control with DDT Aerosols No Harvest for Bugs Rain Making Length 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 33017 Science and Natural Resources 3018 What Is Soil WESTINGHOUSE Adventures in Research Catalog No Title 3019 Electrical Test Farm 3020 The Farm of Tomorrow Electricity to Lighten Work 3021 Jethro Tull First Experiments with Fertilizer 3022 John Bartram Development of Hybrid Corn 3023 The McCormick Reaper Invention of Reaper 3024 Rain Wizard Story of Climatology 3025 Wonder Worker with Plants Luther Burbank ABRAHAM BALDWIN COLLEGE SHORT COURSES This series of tapes consists principally of talks and speeches made in the short courses offered by Abraham Baldwin College Tifton Georgia These tapes are chiefly in the field of agriculture while some are in the field of Business Education They are recommended for upper high school and adult usejhsha 15 mm 15 inin Length 15 min 15 inin 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min Catalog No 5795A 5795B 5796 5898 5899 5900 6028A 6028B 6029 6095 6096 Title Length Cultural Practices for Sweet Potatoes 30 min Practices recommended by the Coastal Plains Experiment Station for the Coastal Plains area of Georgia by O J Wooder and S A Harmon Coastal Plains Experiment Station Tifton Georgia Part Two of Above 30 min Problems of Peanut Production 30 min By S A Parham Coastal Plains Experiment Station Tifton Georgia Employable Personality and Etiquette 30 min By Miss Mildred Jackson Department of Distributive Education State Department of Education Atlanta Georgia Professional Trends for Secretaries 30 min By Mr J F NeSmith Field Supervisor Employment Security Agency of Georgia Tifton Georgia Problems in Formulating Hog Feeds 30 min By Dr R F Sewell Assistant Professor of Animal Husbandry University of Georgia Athens Georgia Irrigation Operation Care Repairs and Maintenance of Pumps and Engines By Rufus Tallon Representative Georgia Irrigation Distributors Association Decatur Georgia Part Two of Above 30 min Irrigation Care and Operation of Sprinklers Main and Lateral Lines By Howard Turner President Georgia Irrigation Distributors Association Adel Georgia How Much and What Kind of Irrigation Equipment to Buy 30 min By W O Farnam Jr Engineer Farmers Home Administration Atlanta Georgia Adopting Farming to Irrigation in South Georgia 30 min By Robert W Brown Area Engineer Soil Conservation Service Tifton Georgia 46097 My Experience in Working with Farmers Building Farm Ponds 30 min By W H Varner Work Unit Conservationist Soil Conservation Service Moultrie Georgia 6098A Developing Water from Underground Sources in South Georgia 30 min By John David Manager LayneAtlanta Georgia Albany Georgia 6098B Part Two of Above 30 min 6099 Farming the Woods of South Georgia 30 min By Dorsey Dyer Extension Forester Agricultural Extension Service Athens Georgia 6129 Cutting Planted Stands for Regular Income 30 min Norman Hawley Officerincharge USDA Forest Service Southeastern Forest Experiment Station Cordele Georgia 6130 Report on Agricultural Research 30 min By Dr Byron T Shaw Administrator Agricultural Research Service U S Department of Agriculture 6131 Water Supply for Irrigating in South Georgia 30 min Robert Brown Soil Conservation Service Tifton Georgia 6132 Planning a Farm Irrigation System 30 min R C Tallon Regional Engineer Noland and Company Mari etta Georgia 6133 Methods of Applying Water through Irrigation 30 min W E Huston Irrigation Specialist Agricultural Extension Ser vice Athens Georgia 6134 Research Result on Irrigation 30 min W E Huston Irrigation Specialist Agricultural Extension Ser vice Athens Georgia 6135 My Experience in Irrigating Tobacco Cora Sweet Potatoes and Peas 30 min Gene Adams Farmer Norman Park Georgia 6136A Is There a Place for the Small Farmer in the Present and Future Agriculture 30 min By J W Fanning Associate Director Community Services The University of Georgia Athens Georgia 6136B Part Two of Above 30 min 905 The History Significant Contributions to Agriculture and Service Offered by the Georgia Coastal Plain Experiment Station 15 min By Dr Frank P King Director Georgia Coastal Plain Experi ment Station Tifton Georgia 3427 Cotton Chemical Weed Control 15 min A talk by Dr E W Houser Agronomist Georgia Experiment Station 3428 American Dairy Council 15 min Mrs Sue Anderson Director Dairy Council of Chattanooga urges establishment of dairy councils in Georgia 3429 Can You Afford to Irrigate Pastures 15 min W E Huston Irrigation Specialist Georgia Extension Service gives some views on this question 5995A Roughages for Dairy Cattle 30 min Dr Carl B Bender Research Specialist for Sperry Corporation gives advice as to best feeding methods for dairy cattle 55995B 5996A 5996B 5997 935 5104 5105 5106 Part Two of Above 30 min New Look in Dairying 30 min A discussion of latest dairying methods by Dr W E Peterson Part Two of Above 30 min Dependable Pasture Plants 30 min Dr Glenn Burton Chief Geneticist of the Coastal Plain Experi ment Station and developer of the famous coastal bermuda grass discusses a question of interest to all Georgia farmers Improvement in Tobacco Barn Construction 15 min James L Shepherd Agricultural Engineer Georgia Experiment Station jhsha National Farm and Home Hour 30 min Dedication of 4H Club Camp at Rock Eagle Park Eatonton Georgia 103054 NBC Farm Credit for 1955 30 mm By W N Downs Chairman Agricultural Committee Georgia Bankers Association and Vice President First National Bank and Trust Company Macon Georgia jhsha Poultry Disease Prevention 39 mm By Dr Jack Palmer Poultry Disease Specialist Extension Service Athens Georgia jhsha Catalog No 2596 2597 FORESTRY PROGRAMS Produced by American Forestry Products Industries No broadcast restrictions for first six programs listed Papermaking Tiny Fibers from Tree Trunks and Mike Gets a Hot Story have not been cleared el Title Length Mr BoxCars Advice 15 min The life of Peter Pine and two friends in a nursery until the time they are bought by a tree farmer Mr BoxCar gives advice to the young trees on how to grow up and live two useful lives first in the forest and then as wood products The Mysterious Circle 15 min The life of every tree is beset by many dangers as Peter Pine Tree finds out In this story he is threatened by not one but two major enemies of the forest Mr Hemlocks Diary 15 min The years have rolled swiftly by for Peter Pine and his tree friends as they have grown from youth to middle age and full maturity They have never learned to read or write yet each one will leave a record of his life story behind him Christmas Gifts from Trees 15 min The part tree products play in providing Christmas gifts paper wrappings Story follows a little balsam tree who wanted to be made into a Christmas gift but was too small Becomes a Christmas tree Story also carries a forest fire prevention mes sage First Business in America 15 min Tim age 9 and his friend Smithy the blacksmith became friends as they came from England to help settle Massachusetts in the early days and how lumbering became the nations firs business 2598 2599 2600 62601 2609 2610 Mr Tree Goes to Town 15 min After a long and happy life in the forest Mr Tree discovers an exciting new life of usefulness when he leaves Mr Jones Tree Farm He goes through a modern forest industry plant where his trunk branches tops and bark are made into many useful wood products Papermaking Tiny Fibers from Tree Trunks 15 min Traces the history of papermaking to its presentday position as a leading American industry with a leading New York City paper industry spokesman supplying the information Mike Gets a Hot Story 15 min Mike a reporter for his junior high newspaper reluctantly ac cepts what he expects to be a dull assignment to write a story about forest fire prevention He is astonished at what he learns about the damage caused by forest fires how they are fought and what junior high students can do about it CONSERVATION The mystery and magic of the Great Outdoors are brought into the classroom by our Wilderness Guide Nat Hammond who emphasizes mans careful use of our Godgiven natural resources This conservation series is under the direction of Nat Johnson Educational Advisor for the Minnesota State Department of Conservation eljh No Title Length Christmas Gifts from Trees 15 min Tree Farming 15 min The First Business in America 15 min Bird Photography 15 min American Deserts Birds and Animals 15 min North for the Spring Birds 15 min Rediscovery of the Kahowe Bird 15 min The Winged Nymphs of the Woodland 15 min Mysteries of the Water World 15 min The Key to Natures Bounty 15 min From Molehills to Mountains 15 min This is Our Heritage 15 min The Living Earth 15 min Importance of soil water vegetation and wild life as the foun dation of living Class Seven Day Reforestation and fire prevention 15 min Land Locked 15 min Conservation endeavors to have a balance of fish life Unmarked Highways Ducks and geese along the fly way 15 min Marsh Land Homes Winter homes of the fur bearers 15 min Lode Stone The iron mines of the Mesabi 15 min As the Twig Is Bent 15 min Learning to appreciate our wild life friends White Trails How wild life lives in the winter 15 min Thunder Over Mesabi Minnesotas mineral wealth 15 min Timberland Crops 15 min Blizzards Harvest 15 min Winter game cover and wild life survival Catalog 274 275 276 277 278 279 280 281 282 283 284 285 286 287 288 289 290 291 292 293 294 295 296297 298 299 300 301 302 303 304 305 306 307 308 309 310 311 312 313 314 315 316 317 318 319 320 321 322 323 324 325 326 327 328 329 330 331 332 333 334 335 336 337 338 339 340 341 342 343 344 345 346 347 Bread for Tomorrow State Tree Farm Program FourFooted Fury How nature maintains a balance Dragon Seed Controlling white pine blister rust Watershed Problem of maintaining ample water supplies Genii of the Green World Stream improvements and their importance viiill 7iv Keeping fishing good through good conservation practices Cane Pole Harvest Fishing and recreation Rainbows End Conservation opportunities Friends of the Land Working together to bring conservation to our land Strangers in the Land Glacial Heritage The Dance of Death Trigger Happy Smoke Chasers Underground Treasure Stewards of the Wild Leaves from Natures Story Book Harvest of the Wild Wind Conservation vs Folly 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min es 15 min 15 min 15 min Browse Line Plowland Folly Sleeping Giant Stump Land Browse Land Harvest Bounty of the Timber Harvest Wings for Tomorrow Bounty of the Underwater World Cut Over Land Spawn of the Spring Floods Flotsam Crows Nest Springtime Heralds Blazed Trails Fertile Waters Natures Wonderland Roots in the Land Vacation Days Are Calling Magic of the Green World Old MacDonalds Folly On the Firing Line Ringnecks Marshland Bounty Mother Hubbards Cupboard Unmarked Highway Plowland Magic Woodland Adventures Nature in the Balance Beneath the Snow of Winter Bounty of the Green Harvest Natures Partners Forgotten Trails 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min min min min min min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min min 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 min min min min min min min min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min min min min min min 15 min 15 min 15 15 15 15 15348 349 350 351 352 353 354 355 356 357 358 359 Catalog 360 361 362 363 364 365 366 367 368 369 370 371 372 373 White Harvest Stories Told by the Hills Sanctuary Fish Scale Legends Wings Oer the Marshland Slashpile Menace Forgotten Acres Watershed Mineral Magic The Green Miracle Fishermans Luck Horizons of Tomorrow 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 374 375 376 377 378 379 380 381 382 383 384 EXPLORERS OF THE WILD National Audubon Society N Title Length Bird Watching John Kieran 15 min Vanishing Species Kenneth Morrison 15 min Hibernation John Terres 15 min How to Know the Birds Roger Tory Peterson 15 min Animals at Night Howard Cleaves 15 min Natures Ways Dr Roy Chapman Andrews 15 min Audubon as a Portrait Painter Theodore Roussear 15 min Swamps and Marshes Stanley O Grierson 15 min Painting the IvoryBills Don Eckleberry 15 min Waterfowl Collection Dr Dillon Ripley 15 min Saving Our Natural Resources Richard Pough 15 min Learning to Know the Birds by their Song 15 min Aretas Saunders What Audubon Junior Clubs Are Doing Dorothy Treat 15 min Keeping America Green 15 min Mike a junior high boy had a journalism assignment which called for a story on Conservation He called on a ranger who told him about forest fire losses each year Mike wrote an ex citing story and felt he had contributed something toward keeping America Green Mr Tree 15 min Mr Tree tells about his life in the forest and how he always wanted to go to the City for a new life The story then goes on to tell about all the things that were made out of Mr Tree thus helping him realize his ambition Paper Making 15 mjn In the year 1719 a person observed that a wasp made a nest out of wood that he had chewed up himself It gave that person the idea that pulverized wood might be used for paper This story describes the present day treatment of wood to make paper A Stitch in Time 15 mn White Water 15 mjn Mother Hubbards Chickens 15 min Along the Contour Lines 15 mu1 Links in the Chain of Life 15 min Travelers of Sky Trails 15 mjn Lodestone of the North 15 mi The Bone Pickers 15 min They Too Shall Live 15 mjn 9385 Saga of the Green Giants 386 The Hour of Reckoning 387 Tall Timber Tales 388 Timber Magic 389 Nature Trail Adventure 390 Renegade of the Browse Lands 391 The Balance of Natures World 392 A Place in the Sun 393 Our Mineral Storehouse 394 The Horns of Dilemma 395 Stories from the Ancient Seas 396 The Earths Zone of Life 397 Our Fine Feathered Friends 398 Smoke in the Clearing 399 Flood Crests 400 Along the Gunflint Trail Our Land in the Making 2677 Legends from Ancient Seas Our geologic heritage 15 min 2678 Lode Stone Mineral Deposits 15 min 2679 Our Glacial Heritage Development of Surface Features 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min Conquest of the Wilderness 2680 Wilderness Trails The Indian and His Economy 15 min 2681 Cabins in the Clearing Early Settlements and Economy 15 min 2682 Out of the Wilderness Conservation comes into being 15 min 2683 2684 2685 2686 2687 2688 Maintaining the Soil on the Fields The Vanishing Frontiers 15 min Methods of land and water usage Bread for Tomorrow Erosion and overcropping 15 min Down to the Sea Maintaining water supplies 15 min Increasing the Lands Productivity Earths Bounty Good Farming Practices 15 min Tomorrows Harvest The Soil Conservation Movement 15 min Two Blades of Grass Scientific Development in Land Management 15 min 2689 2690 2691 2692 2693 2694 2695 Growing Crops of Trees The Plan of Natures World Earths Foundation of Life Brush Land Fires and OverCutting Crows Nest How Fires Are Controlled Tree Crops of Tomorrow Development of New Tree Crops Timber Land Harvest Scientific Forest Management Pulpwood Magic Developments in WoodFibre Usage Fish and Wildlife Survival and Abundance Stewards of the Wild Wildlife and Fish in a Changing Environment 15 15 15 15 15 15 min minn minn min1 1 min min i i i 15 min n 102696 FreezeOut The Essentials for Fish Survival 2697 Blizzards Harvest The Essentials for Wildlife Survival 2698 BrowseLand Bounty Management of White Tailed Deer 2699 From a Far Country Upland Game Birds 2700 Wings Along the Flyway Migratory Birds 2701 HookLineand Sinker Balance of Fish Life 2702 Marshland Homes Fur Bearing Animals 2703 Living Room Game and Fish Management 2704 Heritage We Hold Conservation the foundation of the American way 2705 New Horizons Development of techniques of wise resource usage 15 mill 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min IS min of life 15 min Length ART These programs were prepared by the Minneapolis Institute of Art and Broadcast over KUOM University of Minnesota as Journeys in Art series a part of the Minnesota School of the Air el Catalog No Title 202 A French Kings Picture Album 203 A French Cartoonist Looks at Science 204 A Day in Paris 205 River Trip in Holland 206 The Dutch Merchants Capture the China Trade 207 A Medieval Voyage 208 Old Masters and Apprentices 209 The Gutenberg Bible 210 Pistols in History 211 Venetian Holiday 212 Neros Rome 213 A Greek Goddess 214 Nile River Journey 215 The Story of Paper 2646 A Surprise on a Ranch 2647 An Ancient Apartment House 2648 Titus Beautiful Robe 2649 The Judge and the Chinese Stove 2650 A Cave Temple in China 2651 A Miraculous Bird The Phoenix 2652 The Japanese Fireman who Was a Printmaker 2653 Hustan and the Black Wolf 2654 Voices from an Egyptian Tomb 2655 Journey to the Underworld 2656 A Greek Goddess 2657 The Mother of Nero 2658 The Falcon Trainer 2659 A Sermon in Glass 2660 The First Printed Bible 2661 Bargaining With a Painter 2662 A Picture Album for a King 2663 Heroes for Queen Elizabeth 2664 The New Clock 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 mill 15 min 15 mm 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 2665 The Friends of El Greco 2666 Painter and Ferryman 2667 Firearms 2668 Dont Tread on Me 2670 An Early Glass Factory 2671 Pioneers in Minnesota 2672 Entering the Art Show 2673 Above the Streets of Paris 2674 The Painter Who Made Posters 2675 A Painter of Our Time 2676 Sidewalk Games ART BY TAPE Transcribed from the series Art by Radio and originated by Miss Maud Eisworth and furnished by the Jayhawk School of the Air University o Karias Miss Ellsworth says Many persons would like to draw and pai but they never do because they have never been shown how to draw and t pa n t In Art by Radio we learn something more every year about these deligh M and exciting occupations Each autumn we may begin right where we le of ast May to mix new colors to learn how to handle the brush with greate ease and to find out better ways of arranging what we want to say on th page Painting and drawing are ways of speaking without words How happ we are that we have the opportunity of learning to talk through picture pel Catalog No Title 5666 Drare tapes start have on each childs desk Crayons 12 x 18 drawmg paper 5667 Drawing Crayons 12 x 18 drawing paper Ss and brush water jar paint cloth newspaper drawing paper 5669 Paifanints and brush water jar paint cloth newspaper 12 c 1 drawing paper 30 m 5670 Drawing Crayons 12 x 18 drawing paper m 5671 Drawing Crayons 12 x 18 drawing paper 5672 Pafaptia1nts and brush water jar paint cloth newspaper 12 x 1 drawing paper 30 m 5673 CutsPcaPeorrs and tei coiored papers Construction or colo pape from old magazines 12 x 18 drawing paper 5674 Paifis and brush water jar paint cloth newspaper 12 x 1 drawing paper 30 n 5675 Drawing Crayons 12 x 18 drawing paper Lengi 30 mi 30 mi 30 mi 12 x i 30 mi 125676 5677 5678 5679 5680 5681 5682 5683 5684 5685 5686 5687 5688 5689 5690 5691 5692 5693 5694 5695 5696 Drawing 30 min Crayons 12 x 18 drawing paper Cut Paper 30 min Scissors and paste colored papers Construction or colored paper from old magazines 12 x 18 drawing paper newspaper Drawing 30 min Crayons 12 x 18 drawing paper Painting 30 min Paints and brush water jar paint cloth newspaper 18 x 24 drawing paper Painting 30 min Paints and brush water jar paint cloth newspaper 12 x 18 drawing paper Drawing 30 m1 Crayons 12 x 18 drawing paper Painting 30 min Paints and brush water jar paint cloth newspaper 12 x 18 drawing paper Drawing 30 min Crayons 12 x 18 drawing paper Painting 30 na Paints and brush water jar paint cloth newspaper Painting 30 min Paints and brush water jar paint cloth newspaper 18 x 24 drawing paper Painting 30 min Paints and brush water jar paint cloth newspaper 12 x 18 drawing paper Drawing 30 min Crayons 12 x 18 drawing paper Cut Paper 30 min Scissors and paste colored papers Construction or colored paper from old magazines newspapers 12 x 18 drawing paper Drawing 30 min Crayons 12 x 18 drawing paper Painting 30 min Paints and brush water jar paint cloth newspaper 12 x 18 drawing paper Painting 30 min Paints and brush water jar paint cloth newspaper 12 x 18 drawing paper Drawing 30 min Crayons 12 x 18 drawing paper Painting 30 min Paints and brush water jar paint cloth newspaper 12 x 18 drawing paper Painting 3 min Paints and brush water jar paint cloth newspaper 12 x 18 drawing paper Drawing 30 min Crayons 12 x 18 drawing paper Drawing and Painting Batik 30 min Crayons 12 x 18 drawing paper paints and brush water jar paint cloth and newspaper 135697 Painting 30 mi Paints and brush water jar paint cloth newspaper 12 x 18 drawing paper OUR AIR AGE WORLD Produced by Nebraska Air Age Division Submitted by Bureau of AudioVisual Instruction Extension Division University of Nebraska These programs deal with the general area of aviation and its effect on the lives of todays children The 18 programs cover the following five general areas Airplanes at Work ABCs of Flight A Dream That Came True Routes without Barriers Our World Around During the fall of 195253 these programs were broadcast by radio station KVRN Lexington Nebraska The tapes are valuable in classroom situation for dramatization in the language arts program and for necessary facts in todays social studies programs eljh Catalog 216 217 218 219 220 221 222 223 224 225 226 227 228 229 230 231 232 233 No Title Saving Our Food and Resources Crop Dusting and Fighting Fires Doing Old Jobs New Ways Soil Conservation Air Is Real How an Airplane Flies Built to Fly Parts and Structure of Airplane Control of Flight Flying the Airplane History of Flight From Elephants to Orchids Means of Shipping Depot of the Sky Airport Terminal Behind the Scenes Airport Operations Flight 92 Now Departing Highways in the Sky They Fly Because Only 40 Hours Away My Home and Yours Airplanes Help the World A Christmas Party This We Offer Contributions to our culture Friends in an Air Age World A Review OUR AMERICAN HERITAGE Length 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min Produced by Family Life Institute University of Oklahoma Submitted by AudioVisual Education University of Oklahoma The programs are planned to stimulate thinking reading talking and action toward the goal of better understanding of what we enjoy as our rights under our American heritage and of our responsibilities in earning these rights for ourselves insuring them for everyone and preserving them for generations to come shta Catalog No Title Lenffth 401 Family Citizenship Patterns 15 mjn 402 Real Meaning of Freedom 15 mjn 403 Too Much Freedom ie mi 404 What Does Youth Want 15 ra 405 The Right to Friends te m 406 The Right to Differ 15 Jn 14407 Grandparents Have Rights Too 15 min 408 Being and Having Good InLaws 15 min 409 The Prima Donna at Home Spoiled Child 15 min 410 Meeting Lifes Jolts 15 min 411 Honesty Begins at Home 15 min 412 The Church and the Family 15 min 413 Lasting Faith 15 min 414 About You 15 min 415 Adventures in Living 15 min 416 Success at School 15 min 417 Do Children Have Worries 15 min 418 Listen as Well as Talk 15 min 419 Adults Can Learn from Youth 15 min 420 The Rights of Others 15 min 421 Old Enough to Date 15 min 422 Going Steady 15 min 423 Early Marriages 15 min 424 Children Are Individuals 15 min 425 Youth Can Share Responsibilities 15 min 426 Old Enough to Know Better 15 min 427 What About Discipline 15 min 428 Questions Young People Are Asking 15 min 429 Tensions Are Explosive 15 min 430 How American Are You 15 min COMMERCIAL LAW The following programs were made by the Minnesota State Bar Association and furnished by Minnesota State Department of Education shta Catalog Jo 431 Legal Ethics 432 Think Before You Sign 433 Turning Over Property 434 Estate and Inheritance 435 Adoption 436 Family Support 437 Wills 438 Gifts 439 Law Making 440 Am I Responsible 441 Buying Your Home 442 Your Neighbors Rights 443 Your Name Is Important Title Length 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min THATS THE LAW A series of dramatic programs designed to show the need for proper legal advice in many familiar instances of personal and business activity Typical situations are dramatized to illustrate due process of law Presented with an entertaining touch making the educational experience a pleasant one for the listener Pro duced by Radio House University of Texas jhsha Catalog No Title Length 3477 Legal Involvements in Automobile Accidents 15 min 153478 3479 3480 3481 3482 3483 3484 3485 3486 3487 3488 3489 Leasing Property for Mineral Rights 15 min False Arrest Negligence and Slander 15 min All part of a days loss to an uninformed department store manager The Right of Free Trial by Jury 15 min The responsibility of every citizen to serve when called for jury duty Responsibility of a Witness The story of a man who hears a crime committed Making a Will Distribution of an estate Patent Laws How to protect an invention Copyright Laws How they affect everyone who writes even personal letters The Statute of Limitations 15 min The story of a man who almost lost a piece of property by ignoring it Legal Age The problems of legal involvement with minors An Attractive Nuisance and its Legal Hazards Error of False Accusation The legal error and its consequences Leasing a Dwelling 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min Some pointers on the right and wrong way to go about it DRIVER TRAINING The American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators with the tion of the Minnesota Highway Department has made these dramatic concerning automobile safety available jhshta Catalog 444 445 446 447 448 449 450 451 452 453 454 455 456 457 458 459 460 461 462 463 464 No Title Hazardous Driving Drinking and Driving Hit and Run Driver The Driver and the Pedestrian The Difference Between Knowing and Doing Winter Driving Speeding School Bus Safety The Cyclist and the Driver Turning from the Proper Lane Criminal Negligence The Showoff Unearned Rewards Lights and Shadows Good Samaritans of the Highway Dead Right The Pedestrian Has the RightofWay Speed Spree Prisoner 8558 Could Be You Unhappy Holiday The Golden Rule for Safety cooperajrograms Length 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 mix 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 ini IS mil 15 min 16465 Lightning Strikes Twice 466 False Alarm 467 Licensed to Kill 468 Mattie Gets Her Reward Too Soon 469 Just One More Cocktail 470 Future Officer Buddy Taylor Gets His Man 471 The Green Light Means Caution 472 A Man Is Known by the Car He Keeps 473 Drivers Can Do More Than Doctors 474 Accent on Youth 475 A Vacation from Life 476 A Badge of Dishonor 477 Sometimes We Kill the Ones We Love 478 To Heaven by Accident 479 Care Courtesy Caution or Carelessness 480 Tom Gets a Promotion 481 A Little Horseplay with Horse Power 482 A Race With Death 483 A Killer Leaves a Calling Card 484 A Shroud for Francie 485 Last Horizon 486 Jimmy Gets a Bicycle 487 A Rendezvous with Sudden Death 488 Speed The Demon of the Highway 489 Fire Chief Luke Pedestrian Fatality 490 School Bus Precious Cargo 491 Cross Roads of Destiny 492 Closed Car Windows May Mean Death 493 Winter Hazards 494 Icy Spots and Cars United in Death 495 Christmas in a Hospital 496 Killing Ice 497 Driving Temptation 498 Destiny Rides on Tires 499 Attempt at Suicide 500 Homes on Wheels 501 Seeing Eye Dog 502 Luck Runs Out 503 Eye Witness 504 HitRun on the Loose 505 With You Always in Spirit 506 The Guilty Conscience 507 Trusting Your Doctor li min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 misi 15 mix 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min DRIVING SAFETY Produced by Radio House University of Texas as a part of the Texas School of the Air under the supervision of Hugh Proctor AudioVisual Consultant Courtesy of Texas Education Agency jhsh Catalog No Title Length 2623 The Dangerous Game 15 min 2624 A Right to Be Proud 15 min 2625 One for the Books 15 min 172626 Mind Your Manners 2627 The Loneliest Boy in Town 2628 For Business Purposes Only 2629 They Protect the Highways 2630 Something Told Me 2631 I Never Knew 2632 The Fabulous Fortune Teller 2633 You Never Can Tell 2634 Along the Way 2635 The Boy Who Wanted Friends 2636 AU for Fun 2637 Happy Birthday 2638 The Law of Averages 2639 The Girl Who Missed the Dance 2640 Its Never Too Late to Learn 2641 The Girl Who Borrowed a Car 2642 The Cheat 2643 The Forgetful Family 2644 There Ought to Be a Law 2645 The Careful Kind 2890 Once Too Often 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min SAFETY SAM This is a series of amusing dramatic programs designed for elementary school pupils which point out the importance of good safety habits In each program specific safety rules are emphasized This series is based on the series broadcast by WBOE in Cleveland Ohio el Catalog 1184 1185 1186 1187 1188 1189 1190 1191 1192 1193 1194 1195 1196 1197 No Title Murder on Wheels Street Safety The Case of the Happy Landings The Safest Route from Home to School The Case of the Hazardous Halls Safety in Schools The Call of the Wild Witch Halloween and Practical Jokes Danger on the Range Kitchen Hazards Ladder to the Hospital Safety in the Home Danger Takes No Holiday Accidents at Holiday Time The Case of the Lurking Volts Danger in Electricity The Case of the Cold Bulldog Safety in Winter Sports The Case of the Sinister Shop Safety in the Use of Tools The Case of the Toy Assassin Christmas Time and Danger Fair Game for Trouble Safety in OutDoor Play The Case of the Deadly Drops Poisons The Case of the SixtyFour Dollar Question The Answer Is Up to You Length 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min BIOGRAPHIES IN SOUND Produced by the National Broadcasting Company these programs introduce the listener to the lives and work of famous personages On most of them the actual voices not only of the personality himself but also of his friends and associates are heard The programs are very interesting and well suited for classroom use jhsh 18Catalog No 5939A Title Length 5939B 5940A 5940B 5941A 5941B 5942A 5942B 5943A 5943B 5944A 5944B 5945A 5945B 5946A 5946B 5947A 5947B 5880A 5880B Meet Ernest Hemingway 30 min Hemingway man and author is given a critical appraisal by persons who know him best fellow authors literary critics actors bullfighters Heard on these tapes in addition to Hem ingway himself are Max Eastman John Mason Brown Corn elia Otis Skinner Marlon Brando James T Farrell Leonard Lyons and others Excellent listening for classes in American literature Part Two of Above 30 min Meet Carl Sandburg 30 min The most appealing thing about this biography in sound is the voice of Sandburg himself The booming voice is heard several times reading Sandburgs own poetry and singing Amer ican folk songs This also is recommended for classes in litera ture Part Two of Above 30 min They Knew Thomas Wolfe 30 min An introduction to the life and work of the late American author by persons who were closely associated with him Part Two of Above 30 min They Knew President Roosevelt 30 min Several excerpts from the late Presidents famous speeches are heard on this program Also heard are Mrs Eleanor Roose velt James A Farley Henry Wallace and others Recommended for history classes Part Two of Above 30 min George Washington 30 min A dramatization of important episodes in the life of our first President Part Two of Above 30 min Dr Albert Schwietzer 30 min Dr Schwietzer has been called the worlds greatest living person On these tapes a personality profile is given by some of his friends and professional associates Recommended for classes in religion philosophy and music Part Two of Above 30 min Will Rogers 30 min The voices of Rogers himself and of many who knew him are heard on these tapes Recommended for classes in folklore and Americana Part Two of Above 30 min W C Fields 30 min A sound biography of the man who once was known as the funniest man Part TVo of Above 30 min Jerome Kern 30 min A close look into the life and music of one of Americas most popular composers Part Two of Above 30 min New Yorks Greatest Mayor 30 min A biography in sound of the late Fiorello H LaGuardia Of interest to classes in government Part Two of Above 30 min 195948A George M Cohan 30 min A sound biography of one of Americas most popular show business personalities 5948B Part Two of Above 30 min 5949A John Golden 30 min Although he was not too well known to the general public John Golden was a versatile and respected theater producer Of in terest to classes in drama 5949B Part Two of Above 30 min 5950A Fred Allen 30 min Jack Benny and many other show business personalities remin isce about the late comedian 5950B Part Two of Above 30 min THE GREAT ADVENTURE Produced and broadcast by the Radio Guild of Radio Station KUOM Univer sity of Minnesota Each program is a dramatic presentation of some phase of the life of each person mentioned as it was portrayed in their autobiography jhsh Catalog No Title 536 537 538 539 540 541 542 543 544 545 546 547 548 Autobiography of Cellini Diary of Samuel Pepys Memories of Cassanova Confessions of Rousseau Autobiography of Franklin David Crockett Lincoln Steffens Helen Keller Family Circle Skinner A Roving Commission Churchill This Is My Story Eleanor Roosevelt Life with Father Day Shy Anthony Aardvark OUT OF MY LINE Length 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min Composed of informal essays and thoughts in the words of great writers past and present They explain an interesting point of view and illustrate various styles of expressing ideas in writing They were prepared and broadcast over radio station KUOM as part of the University School of the Air and are designed for listening shta Catalog No Title Length 549 550 551 552 553 Joseph Addison Conversation for the Spectator of 1711 Charles Lamb The Superannuated Samuel L Clemens Mark Twain Life on the Mississippi Samuel McCord Cruthers Every Mans Natural Desire to Be Someone Else William A White Childhood Life in Kansas 1870 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 20554 555 556 557 558 559 2706 2707 Frank Moore Colby The Pursuit of Humor Logan P Smith Trivia Donald Culross Peatie Almanac for Moderns William O Douglas The Naming of the Conquest of Mountains E B White on writing from One Mans Meat William Saroyan The summer of the beautiful white house from My Name Is Aren Sherwood Anderson A Writers Copy of Realism 15 min D H Lawrence Morning in Mexico 15 min 15 min 15 min L5 min 15 min 15 min 15 min END OF THE RAINBOW Primary and elementary stories prepared by the Oklahoma School of the Air End of the Rainbow series Radio Station WNAD University of Oklahoma Useful in English Speech or Drama pel Catalog No Title 3081 Belindas New Shoes A girl in Holland and a dream of new shoes 3082 The Big Snow Storm Children and Teacher Snowed In at School 3083 Comanche True story of an Army WarHorse and his adventures 3084 Eeyore Loses His Tail How a lost tail for a donkey was found 3085 Ellen Rides Again Ellens bragging about riding causes a problem 3086 Gardenias First Night at the Ranch Gardenia a goat visiting a ranch 3087 Gardenias Trouble Gardenia a goat in trouble because of what she ate 3088 The Middle Bear Jane playing the Middle Bear in The Three Bears 3089 Song of the Little Donkey A rich man and many children made happy 3090 Time for Poetry Selections of some of the finest childrens poems 3091 The Twins Two Best Friends when they tried to be twins 3092 Waggles and the Dog Catcher Excitement running from the dog catcher 3093 William and His Kitten How William got to keep a Lost kitten Length 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min DRAMA A series of radio drama and drama musicals produced by NBC and recorded from radio Will be found interesting in English Speech Drama and music appreciation classes 21Catalog No Title Length 6013A The Cocktail Party 30 min A radio version of the play by T S Eliot Alec Guinness and Kathleen Nesbit play the leading roles supported by members of the original Broadway cast Of interest to literature and drama classes 6013B Part Two of Above 30 min 6013C Part Three of Above 30 min 6014 Jose Ferrer as Cyrano de Bergerac 30 min Several scenes from the motion picture are recorded on this tape A super performance which should be heard by every serious student of the drama 6015A Death of a Salesman 30 min A radio version of the Broadway play 6015B Part Two of Above 30 min 6016A The Actor 30 min A documentary program on which actors are praised ridiculed taken apart and put together again Both actors and critics are heard on this program which attempts to analyze the personality and mentality of the average actor 6016B Part Two of Above 30 min 6017A The Corn Is Green 30 min The sound track of a television version of this play 6017B Part Two of Above 30 min 6017C Part Three of Above 30 min 6018A Peter Pan The sound track of a television version of this m Mary Martin 6018B Part Two of Above 6018C Part Three of Above 6018D Part Four of Above 6019A Peter Pan A condensed radio version of this musical 6019B Part Two of Above 6020A King Richard III This is the sound track of the Sir Laurence Oliver production of the play by William Shakespeare 6020B Part Two of Above 6020C Part Three of Above 6020D Part Four of Above 6020E Part Five of Above 6020F Part Six of Above 30 min usical starring 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min motion picture 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min TALES OF A TALKING STONE These tapes present childrens tales taken from the folklore of all countries Courtesy of University of Michigan WUOM el Catalog No Title Length 3596 Talking Stone The Seneca Indian 15 min 3597 Frog The Spain 15 min 3598 Three Little Pigs and the Ogre Howard Pyle 15 min 3599 Teeny Tiny England and The Strange Visitor England 15 min 223600 Mary Mary So Contrary Finland and The Husband Who Was to Mind Norway 3601 Hare and the Hedgehog The De La Mare 3602 Wonderful TarBaby Story The Harris and Mr Rabbit Hes A Good Fisherman 3603 Old Man Is Always Right The Anderson 3604 Sleeping Beauty The France 3605 Talk West Africa and Messenger to Maftam West Africa 3606 Stone Soup France 3607 Voyage of the Wee Red Cap The Ireland 3608 Capful of Moonshine A Housman 3609 Cat and Mouse Keep House Germany 3610 Old Fire Dragaman United States 3611 Goose Girl The Germany 3612 East o the Sun and West o the Moon Norway 3613 Puss in Boots France 3614 Steadfast Tin Soldier The Denmark 3615 How Many Donkeys And Three Fridays Turkey 3616 Stone Lion The Tibet 3617 Childe Rowland England 3618 How Pat Got Good Sense Ireland 3619 Wonderful TeaKettle The and Urashima Japan 3620 Mouse Bride The Finland 3621 Where One Is Fed a Hundred Can Dine Spain 3622 Grateful Beasts The De La Mare 3623 Molly Whuppie and Master of All Masters England 3624 Captain Kidd United States 15 mill The House 15 min 15 min Harris 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min BOOKS AND AROUND Reviews and dramatizations of some of the best books that have been written for boys and girls including selections of songs and poetry in an attempt to acquaint young listeners with the range and kinds of material found in books Titles list authors and type of contents Courtesy of University of Michigan eljh Catalog No Title 6150 Introduction of Books and Around 6151 Wilder Laura Ingalls 6152 Magic 6153 Trees 6154 White E B 6155 Ransome Arthur 6156 Americana 6157 More Americana 6158 Thurber James 6159 Bishop Claire Huchet 6160 Dickens Charles 6161 Michigan Authors 6162 American History 6163 MacDonald George 6164 Pyle Howard Length 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 236165 Lawson Robert 6166 Space Travel 6167 Other Lands 6168 Hobbit The 6169 People and Places in The U S 6170 Smoky The Cowhorse 6171 Horses 6172 Poppins Mary 6173 Special Awards and Events 6174 Moffats The 6175 Andersen Hans Christian 6176 Doll Stories 6177 Poetry and Ballads 6178 Price Homer 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min AMERICAN ADVENTURE A study of man in the New World his values and his characteristics who he is what he believes what he lives by Produced on grantsinaid from the National Association of Educational Broadcasters made possible by the Fund for Adult Education and the Educational Radio and Television Center Produced by The Communication Center of the University of North Carolina Submitted by Bureau of Visual Education Extension Division University of North Carolina sh Catalog1 6030 6031 6032 6033 6034 6035 6036 No Title Length King With Crown 30 min A study of dignity and selfsacrifice The story of a slave bov on a slave ship and the man who helps him Hearthfire A study of home and family The story of a Tennessee ramify forced to leave the family homestead when the TVA constructs Norris Dam Grandfather Jefferson 30 A study of a grandfathers love for his grandchildren The s of the latter days of Jefferson Grenade ft A study of an aspect of basic patriotism The story of a NeTo soldier in the first World War who has no stock reasons for fighting The Eccentric A study of the eccentric in our society The story of an out spoken philosophy professor The Rat on Lincoln Avenue jn A study of some attitudes toward authority The story of the death of an outlaw y The Zenger Trial 30 A study of faith in the common man The story of an historic incident in the struggle between authority and freedom of the 24 n 6037 6038 6039 6040 6041 6042 6043 6044 6045 6046 6047 6048 6055 II 6050 U 6051 nit 6052 flit 6054 The Federal Lion 30 min A study of some popular attitudes toward politics The story of a male lion Memoun Bashaw a gift from the Emperor of Morocco to President Andrew Jackson and the resulting tempest in a teapot Pioneer Call 30 min A study of the challenge of new frontiers The story of a son who never can be satisfied Dial Emergency 30 min A study of neighborliness The story of a young lady who must find her brother somewhere in Maryland and the people who help her The Resolute 30 min A study of persistence in the face of repeated failure The story of Cyrus Field who on his fifth attempt lays the Atlantic Cable Paint the Big Canvas 30 min A study of visionary planning The story of LEnfant designer of Washington D C An Unfound Door 30 min A study of the dedicated spirit The story of novelist Thomas Wolfe when as a young man he is offered security at the price of his dream Builders on the River 30 min A study of the artisans in our society The story of a carpenter in the depression years who built himself a house Story of a Poet 30 min A study of an artist in our society The story of Edgar Allen Poe The Yankee Loves a Lady 30 min A study of love and duty The story of a northern general who falls in love with a southern girl just after the Civil War Appointment at Fords 30 min A study of a mans attitude toward his destiny The story of the latter days of Lincoln The Demagogue 30 min A study of a warped political campaign The story of a man who has to win at any cost Johnny Appleseed 30 min A study of an individualist The story of the pioneer Johnny Chapman The Free Man 30 min A study of a citizen who stands against social pressures The story of Joseph Palmer who insists on his right to wear a beard Runaway Justice 30 min A study of loyalty to state and conscience The story of a southern plantation owner who aids two runaway slaves Man of Iron A study of courage The story of Ezra Lee and marine mission The Orchid A study of strength and humility The story of the life of George Washington Carver The Battle 30 min the first sub 30 min early days in 30 min A study of Orleans ar The story of a family and the Battle of New 25OLD TALES AND NEW These dramatizations are about animals people places and things with con tinued emphasis on holiday stories Many of these programs are coordinated with the topics for Lets Sing to enable the teacher to integrate the use of both programs in her classroom Starred stories are adaptations of familiar folk tales the others are originals written for radio by Allis Rice and Betty Girling Minnesota Department of Education eljh Catalog No Title Length 560 A Yak at the County Fair 15 min 561 Whitney The Neighborly Whale 15 min 562 The Three Billy Goats Gruff 15 min 563 The Wolf and Red Riding Hood 15 min 564 The Bats Who Were Besieged 15 min 565 The Laughing Llama 15 min 566 The Three Bears 15 min 567 Martha Mouses Thanksgiving 15 min 568 The Wistful Weasel Programs About Holidays 15 min 569 Stardust 15 min 570 Tinsel 15 min 571 The Lost Puppy 15 min 572 Tiny Trees Christmas 15 min 573 The Special Day 15 min 574 Very Smallest Angels Christmas Programs About People 15 min 575 The Sleeping Beauty 15 min 576 Number Twelve Jones 15 min 577 The King and Queen of Hearts 15 min 578 Washington Goes Visiting 15 min 579 Prince Fairyfoot Programs About Things and Happenings 15 min 580 The Lonely Moon 15 min 581 Robert the Tired Rabbit 15 min 582 Very Smallest Angels Easter 15 min 583 Lumps Easter 15 min 584 The Brudneys and Spring 15 min 585 Mother Natures Vacation 15 min 586 The Empty Basket 15 min 587 The Case of the Stubborn Turnip 15 min The following programs are originals written for radio by Allis Rice and Betty Girling except those starred which are adaptations of familiar folk tales A Fairy Tale World Catalog No Til 588 Cinderella 589 Snow White and Rose Red 615 A Disturbing Afternoon 616 Z T Grubney and Fall 617 Lonesome Sandman 618 George Goblin 619 It Happened on a Forest Path Length 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 26 Ill 620 Beauty and the Beast 621 Riimpelstiltskin 622 The Chosen One adopting a baby sistei Many Friendly Animals Catalog No Title 623 Turnabout Zoo 624 The NearSighted Groundhog 625 The Most Unusual Teddy Bear 626 The Snoopy Polar Bear 627 A Puppy and His Best Friend 628 McTavish the Sheep Dog 629 The Three Pigs Flowers Bunnies and Very Strange Happenings 630 The Most Unusual Daisy 631 The Princesss Slipper 632 An Easter Bonnet for a Bunny 633 The Blue Easter Bunny 634 The Tired Train 635 Freddie the Freight Elevator 636 The Flying Flower 637 Alfred the Anteater OLD TALES AND NEW Once again animals people places and things comes to life in these story dramatizations written especially for radio by Betty Girling Wherever possible these programs have been correlated with the Lets Sing series to enable the teacher to integrate both programs in the classroom Minnesota Department of Education pel 15 min 15 min 15 min Length 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min Catalog No 2709 2710 2711 2712 2713 2714 2715 2716 2717 2718 2719 2720 2721 2722 2724 2725 Unusual Things Occur in the Fall Title The Princess with the Rose Colored Eyes The Strangest Lighthouse in the World And So They Called Him Crazy The Most Persistent Pumpkin Holidays for Everyone Thanks for Everything The Best Present of All It Happened in the Wintertime A Boy Named Stephen Z T Meets a Groundhog A Very Small Tribute A Girl Named Susan A Very Uncomfortable Baby The First Masquerade Story Book People and Birds and Flowers The Most Magical Ring in the World Paul Albert the Pitiful Peacock Its the Song of a Canary Sylvia the Nearsighted Sunflower Length 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 272726 Theres a Very Strange Law in Pindilly 2727 The Grubneys Celebration 15 min 15 min OLD TALES AND NEW Produced by Minnesota School of the Air Station KUOM University of Min nesota Minneapolis Submitted by Kent State University p Catalog No 3457 Title Length Moona The Mern GoRound Cow 15 min Moona the chief character of this story is a cow But Moona isnt the ordinary stayhomeinthepasture sort of cow Not at all Moonas secret ambition is to go roundandround on the merrygoround in the lot next to the pasture Moona becomes the first and only merrygoround cow 3458 Elaine Who Couldnt Remember 15 min By Allis Rice Bens Elaine is a very young elephant who simply cant remember the things her mother asks her to do The story relates many reasons for her mothers worrying about Elaines forgetfulness And as her mother says Elaine an elephant NEVER forgets But finally the other animals think of a way to help Elaine remember And she never forgets again 3459 Columbus Collie 15 min By Betty Girling Christopher Columbus was looked upon as a madman by the people of his time Only Kip Columbus dog had faith in him When Columbus obtained the help of Queen Isabella in financing his voyage Kip went along Because of Kip we like to think Christopher Columbus discovered the new world 3460 The Mystery of the Missing Jewels 15 min By Allis Rice Bens There is a great mystery to be solved at the North Pole The crown for the Polar Bear Queen is missing The crown is recovered and the Polar Bear Queen is crowned while all the Polar Bear people look on 3461 The Misunderstood Cocker Spaniel 15 min By Betty Girling Midnight a black cocker spaniel pup is the only dog in his neighborhood On his first outing all the cats who live nearby invite him to join them in their fun prac ticing for Halloween Not knowing that cats and dogs arent supposed to get along together Midnight accepts the invitation Theyd never seen a cocker spaniel before and hadnt the least idea that he was a dog But Midnight is strictly a failure as a cat This program illustrates the idea that in our world a person must be accepted for what he is and not merely for his ability to conform 3462 Pierre The Remarkable Prairie Dog 15 min By Allis Rice Bens Pierre is an unusual Prairie Dog because he wants to live alone Not knowing what to do he is pacing up and down the prairie when John Carters father finds him and takes him home to John who has always wanted a dog of his own And Pierre is very happy because at last he has a home 283463 Jonathons Thanksgiving IS min By Allis Rice Bens Jonathon White has been given a turkey to raise for Thanksgiving He has taken good care of it and doesnt want to give it up The businessmen in town are having a hobby show and Jonathon enters his turkey The turkey wins a prize for being the bestcaredfor hobby and Jonathon buys another turkey for dinner 3464 The Story of the Slow Coming Winter 15 min By Betty Girling Once years ago winter didnt get started on time In fact it was common gossip that Jack Frost was late starting his work Mrs Claus tells Jacks parents that Santa must have snow very soon or hed not be able to deliver his Christmas gifts Jack overheard the conversation and wanting a Christmas himself he got up promising all the while to stay awake as well as to get to bed on time in the future 3465 The Most Famous Tree in the World 15 min By Betty Girling Long ago there was a small tree in a forest Through the summer the other trees revealed their fine greenery to the world while the little trees porcupinelike needles hardly showed in the background Along about December a family from the nearby village came into the forest searching for a very special tree The people chose him and he was taken to a home where those wonderful people decorated him One little child was so impressed that all he could say was Its the most beautiful tree in the world 3466 A Strange Occurence in Toyland 15 min By Betty Girling The chief character is Mr Middlewilly a wonderful old toymaker who is about to retire Mr Middlewillys toys are very worried about him for they know that he his no family and one one to keep him company Rather than leave him the toys which have been sold come back to the woi vshop during the magic hour of midnight when the toys come alh e 3467 The Very Smallest Angel IS min By Betty Girling The very smallest angel in heaven is consk ered too small by all the other angels to assist in the preparation for the Christ Childs birth She is even thought too small to o to Bethlehem for the ceremony but by a happy chance Me is called upon to show an important cloud the way to Bethl hem and arrives just in the nick of time to receive a smile rom the Baby Christ 3468 Window Frosting 15 min By Allis Rice Bens It is time for the annual Jack Frost Wimow Frosting Contest Young Jeffry decides to enter the contest Everyone tells him hes foolish and just wasting him time The day of the contest they find out they are wrong when Jeffrys window frosting design is the most beautiful theyre ever seen 3469 Stone Soup 15 min Adapted by Betty Girling This is the story of a soldier on his way home He stops at a roadside cottage and asks if he might have some food but the woman very discourteously refuses him him and tells him to be on his way Thereupon he asks if he might have a kettle and some water to make himself some soup from two stones hes carrying The story tells how he tricked the woman into giving him ingredients for his soup 293472 3473 3474 3475 3470 The Ugly Duckling IS mm Adapted by Betty Girling Adaptation of the old fable 3471 Donald The Disappointed Dachshund 15 min By Betty Girling Poor Donald Hes a dachshund in a pet store and unfortunately hes too long even for a dachshund When he is purchased by a family they cant keep him At last he finds a way that works By walking upright on his hind legs like a humanperson he has no more trouble and the family takes him back The Emperors New Clothes 15 min Adapted by Allis Rice Bens Adapted from an old folk tale Jack and the Beanstalk 15 jn Adapted by Duane Zimmerman Adapted from the famous fable The Nightingale 15 min Adapted by Duane Zimmerman A fable of the Emperor of China and a nightingale The Red Rose That Faded 15 mi By Betty Girling One night when Beauty finally hides her buds and goes to sleep there is a terrible storm At dawn all the roses wake up and empty their buds of the rainwater all but Beauty She sleeps till noon And when she wakes up she finds that all her color is gone Late that afternoon the other roses notice something different about Beauty Shes red again Lo and behold shed stayed out in the sun so long that shes sunburned The Three Elephants Vacation 15 min By Betty Girling On a lovely round island in the middle of a lovely round lake in Africa there lives a family of elephants Alfred Albert and Agamemnon Elephant One day the three elephants decide they want to take a vacation Mother warns them not to go near the lake After a time Agamemnon begins to feel tired By nightfall he is dragging his trunk on the ground It is then that they find out why Agamemnon is so tired When Mother Elephant had warned them against going in the water he thought that he wouldnt even be able to get a drink so hed filled his trunk just in case he became thirsty OLD TALES AND NEW This series of programs was furnished by Minnesota Department of Education P 3476 Catalog No Title 707 The Proper Place for a Panda 708 Six Very Strange Giraffes 709 The Octopus 511 Cuddles the Camel 710 Gregory Ghost 71 The Cat Who Wasnt Black 514 The Horse Who Loved Music 712 Measles the Freckled Lion 7J3 Geoffrey Giraffe 714 The Speedy Poke 715 Z T Grubney and Winter Length 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 30716 The Case of the Drafted Fireflies 717 Holiday Candles 521 Kachoo 522 The Sleepless Bear 718 Christinas Stories and Poems 524 A Small Tribute 719 The Uncommon Snow 720 Wintertime Stories and Poems 721 The Birthday Party 722 Valentines Day 723 Twins All Over the Place 724 The Big Argument 531 How the Robins Breast Turned Red 532 How the Easter Lily Was Chosen 533 The Bear Who Carried Away the Boy 725 Little Peoples Holiday 726 A Pair of Strange Ears 727 The Boy in the Circus Parade 728 Springtime Stories and Poems 729 Mother Natures Invention 730 Z T Grubney and Summer High School English Radio Dramatic Adaptations Produced and the National Broadcasting Company jhsh 5022 Cyrano de Bergerac Walter Hampden 5023 The Barrets of Wimpole Street RathboneStraight 5024 The Corn Is Green Jane Cowl 5025 Dark Victory Celeste Holm and Walter Abel 5026 On Borrowed Time Boris Karloff 5027 Little Women Joan Carfield 5028 A Tale of Two Cities Brian Aherne 5029 The Enchanted Cottage Gene Tierney 5030 A Dolls House I Bergman and Brian Aherne 5031 The World We Make Jessica Tandy 5032 The Devil and Daniel Webster Raymond Massey 5033 Young Mr Lincoln Henry Fonda 5034 The Citadel Walter Pidgeon 5035 The Farmer Takes a Wife Eddie Albert and Margo 5036 Icebound Cornell Wilde 5037 The Goose Hangs High Walter Abel 5038 The Lady with a Lamp Madeline Carrol 5039 You and I Peggy Wood and Otto Cruger 5040A The Taming of the Shrew Shakespeare 5040B The Taming of the Shrew Shakespeare 5041A Valley Forge 5041B Valley Forge 5042A Mary of Scotland 5042B Mary of Scotland 5043A Macbeth 5043B Macbeth 5044A Romeo and Juliet 5044B Romeo and Juliet 15 min 15 inin 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min released by 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 31LIBRARY CLASSICS The following series of twentysix programs was prepared at Indiana Univer sity under the direction of George W Johnson for the Indiana School of the Sky Each one is based upon a well known library classic They should be well suited for stimulating reading on the part of the young pupil jh Catalog No Title Length 590 Introduction Where the Roads Lead 15 min The roads of adventure into the world of books are many they lead to everywhere Treasures of the Earth 15 min The story of men who sought Black Gold The Sky at Night 15 min The story of Edmund Halley the English astronomer Buried Cities 15 The result of the terrible eruption of the volcano Vesuvius American Strong Men 15 Mike Fink the King of the Keelboatmen Norse Heroes Lief the Lucky 15 Greek Heroes Odysseus ten years of wande n 15 Modern Whimsey 15 The amusing story of a young maple tree Hot Lands 15 min Shim is an Arab boy who lives in the distant deserts of Persia The White Continent 15 min The diary of Captain Robert Scott The Other Americas 15 Pitas pig was painted yellow with pink roses on his back 591 592 593 594 595 596 597 598 599 600 601 602 604 605 606 607 608 609 610 611 612 613 614 mm min min min min mm Cats and Dogs A prize winning pupil story from Indiana Explorers ship boy with Columbus European Lands Heidi the little Swiss mountain girl Servants of the People Ernie Pyle war correspondent Trail Blazers the Oregon Trail Cowboys 15 min 15 15 15 15 15 min min min min min try their luck in the Great Western Gold 15 min 15 15 min min Tex and Ross Salem Rush of 1849 Horses Rinding Brothers The Greatest Show on Earth Wild Animals Africa and The Johnson Family Family Life The story of a family in Fairbanks Alaska Workers This is the story of the Johnsons a Negro family living near Memphis Tennessee Mountains men risk their lives climbing mountains 15 min The Northwoods Timber the cry of the lumbermen 15 min Old Man River two small boys build a raft 15 min 15 min SHAKESPEAREAN SERIES This series has been prepared for general listening by radio station WUOM University of Michigan and has been made available to Georgia schools through the courtesy of that institution jhsh 325056 Introduction to Shakespeare 30 min Introduces the material which is to follow in the remaining pro grams by pointing up some of Shakespeares outstanding contri butions to literature 5057 The Shakespearean Plot 30 min Discusses the three parts of a play the beginning the middle and end and illustrates these parts from Romeo and Juliet 5058 The Shakespearean Character 30 min Illustrates how a writer gets across to his audience the character of his actors Anthony and Cleopatra provide the illustrations 5059 Diction and Speech 30 min Discusses techniques and methods employed by Shakespeare to provide the best kind of speech for every occasion high and low plain and elaborate description argument oratory meditation Emphasis is on his sheer command of words 5060 How Shakespeare Uses Words 30 min By drawing illustration from Julius Caesar this program con siders how Shakespeare by use of words makes his characters and us do what he wants 5061 The Shakespearean Atmosphere 30 min Discusses and illustrates from several plays various kinds of atmosphere such as romance kinds of weather horror and pathos as portrayed by Shakespeare 5062 Continuation of the Atmosphere Theme 30 min Illustrations for this program are drawn from the Tragedy of Macbeth with it horror and terror 5063 The Shakespearean Comedy 30 min Illustrates the many subtle ways by means of which Shakespeare introduced comedy into his plays SHAKESPEARE AT WORK Dramatizations of Shakespeares works with commentary by Dr G B Harrison noted Shakespearean authority The first eight broadcasts introduce a variety of the playwrights methods The last five present the entire play Julius Caesar Courtesy of University of Michigan WUOM sh Catalog No Title 6179 Introduction to Shakespeare 6180 Shakespearean Plot The 6181 Shakespearean Character The 6182 Shakespearean Diction and Speech 6183 How Shakespeare Uses Words 6184A Shakespearean Atmosphere The 6184B Shakespearean Atmosphere The Continued 6186 Shakespearean Comedy The 6187 Julius Caesar Act I 6188 Julius Caesar Act II 6189 Julius Caesar Act III 6190 Julius Caesar Act IV 6191 Julius Caesar Act V Length 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 33 FUN WITH SPEECH This series was produced by South Dakota School of the Air directed by Miss Allis Rice and broadcast over radio station KUSD It was planned in an effort to provide training in the field of speech to the children of kinderg arten through the fourth grade It requires the full cooperation of the teacher The importance of speech can not be minimized It is a means by which we adjust to society and an important factor in determining our educational achievements our economic status and our value as a citizen Speech lessons should be pleasant with the feeling of fun being predominant pel Catalog No Title Length 638 Lets Get Acquainted 15 min Speech is an essential need in our society The organs oi our body made for eating breathing and protection have taken on the added duty of providing us with speech These must be trained to carry on this added duty efficiently 639 The Tired Old Man The study of the production of the sound h 15 min 640 The Motor Boat The study of the production of the sound p 15 min 641 Play Boo The study of the production of the sounc 1 b 15 min 642 The Humming Top The study of the production of the sound m 15 min 643 The Car That Wouldnt Go The study of the production of the sound w 15 min 644 Ten Little Candles The study of the production of the sound wh 15 min 645 The Mad Cat The study of the production of the sound f 15 min 646 The Old Gray Goose 15 min The study of the production of the sound tr i This is the breathed form of the th 647 The Big Fly The study of the production of the sound v 15 min 648 The Clock The study of the production of the sound t 15 min 649 The Woodpecker The study of the production of the sound d 15 min 650 The Naughty Mosquito The study of the production of the sound d 15 min 651 The Carnival of Fun 15 min A review of the sounds studied in the previous esson 652 Elizabeth Wallace 15 min 2997 Johnny and the Bone k 15 min 2998 Galloping Ponies g 15 min 2999 Are You Sleeping ng 15 min 3000 The Rain Storm 1 15 min 3001 The Lost Puppy y 15 min 3002 The Mad Dog r 15 min 3003 The Little Snake s 15 min 3004 The Busy Bee z 15 min 3005 Shoo Shoo Shoo sh 15 min 3006 Billys Haircut zh 34 15 min 3007 The Proud Engine ch t sh 3008 Johnny Juniper j d zh 3009 Friends in the Rain 1 3010 The Mad Dog Meets Friends br kr dr tr fr gr pr thr shr 3011 Lets Say Goodbye Review BOOK CHATS WITH FAMOUS AUTHORS These programs are interviews conducted by Audrey June Booth of the staff of KUOM Radio Station University of Minnesota The authors comment on many interesting people and incidents connected with the writing of the book listed Good material for high school English and Journalism classes jhsh 15 mill 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min Catalog No 653 Title Length 654 Betty Smith 15 min Tomorrow Will Be Better author of A Tree Grows in Brooklyn 15 min 655 656 657 658 659 660 661 662 663 664 665 666 667 668 5590 670 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min Robert Penn Warren World Enough and Time All the Kings Men Dr Ancel Keys The Biology of Human Starvation Mrs John Wilson Minnetonka Story Colonel Harry Snyder Snyders Book on Big Game Hunting Arthur Mizener The Far Side of Paradise a biography of F Scott Fitzgerald Vera Kebey 15 min Red River Runs North a history of the Red River Valley region James Gray 15 min The University of Minnesota a history of the U of M Bill OBrien 15 min Dr Herbert Graf 15 min Opera for the People stage director of the Metropolitan Opera Company Maud Hart Lovelace 15 min The Trees Kneel at Christmas author of Early Candlelight Carolyn Gordon The Strange Children 15 min James Farrell 15 min Best known for Studs Lonigan Triology Allen Tate 15 min Poet and literary critic professor at University of Minnesota of English Frederick Manfred 15 min Bill Martin Childrens Author 15 min Norman Cousins 30 min Editor of the Saturday Review of Literature Bennet Cerf Humorous President of Random House 15 min The following programs consist of a series of interviews on book publications which should be of special interest to journalism students 671 Interview with Paul Hillstead 15 min Director and editor of Webb Publishing Company St Paul 672 Interview with Helen Clapestattle 15 min Editor of the University of Minnesota Press 673 Interview with Jane McCarty 15 min Production Manager of the University of Minnesota Press 35Interview with Jo Byrne 15 min Sales and promotion Webb Publishing Company St Paul Interview with Walter J Wilwerding artistillustrator 15 min Interview with Robert W Smith 15 min Minneapolis StarTribune reviewer Interview with Mrs Alice Carlson 15 min Manager book department at Powers Under and Holten 15 min Walt Kelley 15 min Mrs Hale MacLaren 15 min Mrs Kelleley 15 min John K Sherman 15 min Blagan and McDermit Sherlock Holmes 15 min Richard Harrison Expert on Scotland Yard 15 min Mrs Buchannan Book Profits Go to Orphan Children 15 min Dr Ervin Cerlin 15 min Leading Collector of Childrens Books Werner Levi Author of a Book about India 15 min Rudy Breck Behind the Scenes in Television 15 min Mrs M Walkabart 15 min National League of American Pen Women Dr Margaret Mead Anthropologist 15 min Professor Quinlen 18th Century Poet 15 min John Caldwell Behind the Scenes in Korea 15 min Countess of Listwell This I Have Seen 15 min Phil Jordan Folklore Writer 15 min Audie Murphy Author Actor 15 min Jane Macelvain Author 15 min Sigard Hole Norwegian Novelist Translator 15 min Cecial Tilton Expert on the Far East 15 min Helen Acker Anderson Author The School Train 15 min Louis McNeise Englands Leading Poet 15 min Frances Carpenter A P Correspondent U N 15 min John Growth Noted Artist Correspondent 15 min Ogden Nash Poet 15 min Stephen Spender English Poet 15 min Hyren Haden Publishing Field 15 min Dr Brown 15 min Department of Religion Macalester College THE TREASURE CHEST OF POETRY The aim of this series is to help children appreciate and enjoy poetry by presenting sixteen programs of selected poems read by Miss Helen J Barr and Mr Edwin F Helman The Treasure Chest of Poetry was made avail able by WBOE Cleveland Ohio Board of Education Station through NAEB peljh 674 675 676 677 678 679 680 681 682 683 684 685 686 687 688 689 690 691 692 693 694 695 696 697 698 699 700 701 702 703 704 705 706 Catalog No Title 731 Tales of Laughter 732 Mischief in the Air 733 Harvest Moon 734 For All These Things 735 Music Makers 736 God Rest You Merry Gentlemen Length 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 36 737 The Magic Carpet 738 Tall Tales k 739 A Bit of Merriment 740 A Winter Day k 741 An Album of Portraits 742 What of the Night 743 The Winter Is Past 744 Pictures at An Exhibition B 745 Pied Piper of Hamelin i i 746 Vacations Coming 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min DRAMA OF POETRY A series of brief lectures and commentaries illustrated by readings Purpose of the series to demonstrate the dramatic quality of Poetry to illustrate the basic principle that great imaginative literature radiates dramatic beauty and power identifiable with everyday realities even though the literature may not be dramatic in form These tapes are suitable foi general audience Pro fessor Harry Glicksman and Radio Hall players of the University of Wisconsin are the narrators programs were presented over WHA Madison Wisconsin shta Catalog No Title Length 5077 Introduction 30 min 5078 Idylls of the King Tennyson 30 min 5079 Iliad and Aeneid Virgil 30 min 5080 Michael Wofdsworth 30 min 5081 Ballad of Billie Potts Warren 30 min 5082 Western Star Benet 30 min 5083 Prisoner of Chillon Byron 30 min 5084 Eve of St Agnes Keats 30 min 5085 Reynard the Fox Masefield 30 min 5086 Poetry and Drama in the Bible 30 min 5087 Alice in Wonderland Carroll 30 min 5088 Christabel Coleridge 30 min 5089 Selection Canterbury Tales 30 min 5090 Washington and Lincoln 30 min 5091 The Brownings 30 min 5092 Paradise Lost Milton 30 min 5093 The Poetry of Robert Frost 30 min 5094 Good Friday Masefield 30 min 5095 English and Scottish Ballads 30 min 5096 Edna St Vincent Millay 30 min 5097 Canterbury Tales II 30 min 5098 Willa Cather 30 min LIVING IN THE LATER YEARS The following tapes are for work with the ever increasing number of older people The programs for and about aging people cover many of their problems The University of Michigan Extension Service conducted a research program concerning this group of our population shta 37 2728 Recommended Reading for Older People 2729 Older People Can Enjoy Sports 2730 National Aspects of the Aging Problem 2731 Psychological Aging 2732 Successful Retirement 2733 Nutritional Needs of Older People 2734 Gardening for Older People 2735 Books on Aging iS min IS min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min YOUR STORY PARADE The following 60 titles were selected by Mrs Jewell Askew Director of Instruc tion for Elementary Schools in the Houston Public Schools and Mis Merle Barnett Primary Teacher in the Wichita Falls Public Schools and their collea gues on the radio education committees of the Texas Association for Child hood Education This series was developed in cooperation with ACE as a part of the Texas School of the Air under the general supervision of Hugh Proctor AudioVisual Consultant Texas Education Agency pel Catalog No Title Length 761 Valiant Little Tailor 15 min 762 Touch of Gold 15 min 763 Gingerbread Man 15 min 764 Thumbelina 15 min 765 The Star Wife 15 min 766 Hansel and Gretel 15 min 767 The Three Wishes 15 min 768 Little Black Sambo 15 min 769 The Rooster The Mouse and The Little Red Hen 15 min 770 Yonie Wondernose 15 min 771 The Tinderbox 15 min 772 The Town Musicians of Bremen 15 min 773 Robinson Crusoe 15 min 774 Pied Piper of Hamelin 15 min 775 Rip Van Winkle 15 min 776 The Three Little Pigs 15 min 777 Jack and the Beanstalk 15 min 778 Peter Rabbit and Mr McGregors Garden 15 min 779 The Elves and the Shoemaker 15 min 780 The Old Woman and Her Pig 15 min 781 SnowWhite and RoseRed 15 min 782 Dick Whittington and His Cat 15 min 783 The King of the Golden River 15 min 784 Gullivers Travels The Voyage to Lilliput 15 min 785 Rosy Nose 15 min 786 Morton Hatches the Egg 15 min 787 Little Lost Lamb and Forgetful Bear 15 min 788 Great Grandfather in the Honey Tree 15 min 789 Little Squeegy Bug 15 min 790 The Camel Who Took a Walk 15 min 791 Tobias 15 min 792 Big Lonely Dog 15 min 793 Blaze Finds the Trail 15 min 381 794 795 796 i 797 ik 798 i 799 i 800 ii 801 802 803 804 805 806 ii 807 808 809 810 811 812 813 814 815 ii 816 ik 817 ik 818 31 819 il 820 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min Burro That Had a Name Andy and the Lion The Mousewife Red Rooster The Runaway Elephant Mr Plum and the Little Green Tree Curious George Gabbit the Magic Rabbit The Kitten Who Listened 900 Buckets of Paint Sun Up The Flying Postman Spotty Patsy and the Pup Good Luck Duck The Mighty Hunter Fisherman Simms Looking for Something My Fathers Dragon Stripe The Striped Chipmunk The Stable That Stayed The Turnspit Dog Cub Scout A Pony for Linda Little Appalousa The Stubborn Donkey Smoke Above the Lane TALES FROM THE FOUR WINDS The following series was written and prepared by Fran Kissen and broadcast over Station WNYE operated by the Board of Education of the City of New York These tape recordings are from the NAEB Tape Network and are designed for grade kindergarten through 3 pel Catalog No Title Length 747 The Baby Paul Bunyan 748 The Bag of Fire Story of China 749 Dick Whittington English folk tale 750 The Sleeping Beauty French folk tale 751 Rumpelstiltskin German fairy tale 752 The Golden Touch Greek narrative 753 Old ShutEye Adaptation of Old Lukoie by Hans Christian Andersen 754 The Bakers Neighbor 1 Tale of a miserly baker from Peru 755 The Three Golden Oranges Spanish story 756 Stan Boloban Roumanian folk tale 757 The Straw Ox Story from Russia 758 The Monkey and the JellyFish Story of Japanese origin 759 The Three Wishes Story of a Swedish woodcutter 760 The First Peace Pipe Story of the Great Spirit of the American Indians 39 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min n 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min STORIES IN THE WIND A series of dramas featuring fanciful characters and settings that appeal to children of all ages Although the series is aimed at the five to ten year age range adults find it pleasant listening Dramatized with elaborate musical settings with original musical scores The script writer has not only demon strated an unusual knack for comedy and fantasy but has woven a subtle lesson into every story Produced by Radio House University of Texas pel Catalog No 2983 Title Length Yankee Doodlebug and the AwThats Nothin 15 min A story dedicated to the proposition that belittling the posses sions and accomplishments of others is no way to make friends when you move to a new community 2984 Little Frisky FourEyes 15 min Encouragement for the child who is different How a wirehaired terrier overcame the problem of wearing glasses 2985 Pushka the PugNosed Dragon 15 min A story especially designed for boys and girls who resent a new baby in the family 2986 Percival Pelicans Wonderful Tonic 15 min A story with a Medicine Show setting that brings tonic to the Mockingbird family and their community in a special way 2987 The Boy Who Couldnt Tell Time 15 min Little Willie WhatTime gets a lesson in telling time that may help other youngsters who have trouble reading the clock 2988 Perky Parakeets Pet Boy 15 min When the tables are turned Billy learns that owning pets means responsibility for their welfare as well as fun 2990 Melinda the Dancing Bear 15 min Melinda learns that your hearts desire may come in a form you dont recognize at a time you least expect it 2991 The Giant Slingshot of Dr Pokey 15 min A story showing that bullies are often cowards under the surface 2992 The Wallaby and the Pickpocket 15 min A pickpocket kidnaps a wallaby baby and the children meet some interesting animals and birds of Australia 2993 Timothy Timid and the Black Velvet Dark 15 min A child who is afraid of the dark finds how pleasant the night time can be 2994 The Big Red Rose of Mrs Mose 15 min Pepper Parker finds that kindness and generosity make happi ness grow 2995 Anthony Antelope Stubs His Toe 15 min A group of animal children find that friendship is too valuable to be spoiled by petty quarrels 2996 Grandma TopsyTurveys Merry Christmas 15 min Grandma gets mixedup and the results are a merry but unusual Christmas 40AESOPS FABLES This series is for children between the ages of six and nine It gives them the magic of the world of fable in story form They will become friends with such lovable characters as Mortimer Mouse Gilda the golden egg laying goose Gus the Grasshopper and many more All the programs have their original songs with music and lyrics that the children can readily learn Produced by Childrens Programs Committee of the Junior League of Newark New Jersey Catalog No Title Length 3517 The City Mouse and the Country Mouse 15 min 3518 The Grasshopper and the Ant 15 min 3519 The Lion and the Mouse 15 min 3520 The Conceited Frog 15 min 3529 The Hare with many Friends 15 min 3521 The Ape with No Tail 15 min 3522 The Tortoise and the Hare 15 min 3523 The Mice in Council Meeting 15 min 3524 The Goose that Laid the Golden Egg 15 min 3525 The Donkey Ride 15 min 3526 The Fox and the Cheese 15 min 3527 How the Tortoise Got Its Shell 15 min 3528 The Fox and the Rooster 15 min TIME FOR A STORY This series of tapes is about some of our best known childrens books Stories which are full of adventure and humor stories which are fun to read as well as being educational have been chosen Below at the end of the series we are giving you an outline for one of the stories and teachers likewise can audition these tapes and prepare like material for other story tapes These proj rams were originally broadcast by the Jayhawk School of the Air Universi ty of Kansas Lawrence Kansas el Catalog No Title Length 5698 Homestead of the Free 30 min 5699 The Bears on Hemlock Mountain 30 min 5700 Show Lamb 30 min 5701 Little House on the Prairie 30 min 5702 ThirtyOne Brothers and Sisters 30 min 5703 Little Witch 30 min 5704 Eagle Feather 30 min 5705 Brighty of the Grand Canyon 30 min 5706 Climb a Lofty Ladder 30 min 5708 Red Sails to Capri 30 min 5709 Marcus and Narcissa Whitman 30 min 5710 Amahl and the Night Visitors 30 min 5713 Carvers George 30 min 5714 Finnegan II His Nine Lives 30 min 715 Magic Maize 30 min 5716 Mystery of the Hidden Book 30 min 5717 Ingvilds Diary 30 min 5718 The Talking Cat 41 30 min 5719 The Last Fort 5720 Captain Ramsays Daughter 5721 Jareb 5722 Burma Boy 5723 Mr Revere and I 5724 Cherokee Bill Oklahoma Pacer 5725 Miss Pickerell Goes Undersea 5726 Thomas Jefferson Champion of the People 5727 Strange Nurseries 5728 Babe Ruth 5729 Meph The Pet Skunk 5730 Rachel 5731 Just So Stories 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min OUTLINE FOR ABOVE TAPES EAGLE FEATHER by Clyde Robert Bulla SUMMARY Eagle Feather decided that he wanted to go to school after all The Navajo Indian boy had not wanted to leave the hogan where he lived so happily with his parents and his younger brother and sister he had not wanted to give up his pleasant life of sheepherding and hunting But a visit to the trading post made Eagle Feather eager to find some companions his own age Then one careless act changed Eagle Feathers whole life He had to leave his hogan and go to work for his greedy cousin And it began to look as if he wouldnt get to school after all How this Navajo boy took matters into his own hands and ran away so that he could get his wish makes an exciting adventure story BEFORE THE BROADCAST 1 Write these names on the board so the students may become familiar with them before they hear the story Eagle Feather Morning Bird younger sister Round Woman wife of Crook Nose Teasing Boy younger brother Crook Nose his cousin Small Boy son of Crook Nose 2 Explain to the students that a hogan is an Indian dwelling place built in circular shape of logs and dirt AFTER THE BROADCAST 1 Ask members of the class to find out something about the Navajo Indians how they live where they came from etc 2 Have class members prepare a display of photographs drawings etc of Indian settlements and communities 3 What is a sing Do Indians still believe that this is the best way to cure sickness 42READING IS ADVENTURE The following 60 programs were selected by the professional section groups of librarians and teachers of English in the Texas State Teachers Association with the help of Miss Mattie Ruth Moore and Miss Lois Garver Consultants in Library Services Texas Education Agency This Reading Is Adventure series was developed as a part of the Texas School of the Air under the general supervision of Hugh Proctor AudioVisual Consultant Texas Edu cation Agency jh Catalog No Title 821 Hello There Opening 822 Other Peoples Lives Biographies 823 Footprints on the Sands of Time Classics 824 Just for Fun Miscellaneous 825 Forward With America Historical 826 In the Realm of Whodunit Detective 827 Taking the High Road Aviation 828 College 829 On the High Seas Ships and Sailing Clothes Chats and Checkbooks College Life 830 Big Men and Big Country Texas and Southwest 831 Amigos del Sur Mexico and Latin America 832 Fine Reading About Fine Arts Music Drama Painting etc 833 Captain Blood Favorites 834 The Kingdom of Flying Men Fiction 835 My Eyes Have a Cold Nose Fact 836 Road to Down Under Family 837 Trumpeter of Krakow Fun and Fancy 838 Big Bright Land Fiction 839 Raff the Story of an English Setter Friends 840 The Betty Betz Party Book Fun and Fancy 841 Walter Johnson King of the Pitchers Folks 842 Custer Fighter of the Plains Freedom and Frontiers 843 Youth Comes of Age Futures 844 TeenAge Mystery Stories Fun and Fancy 845 Story for the Storys Sake Fiction 846 It Could Have Been True Fiction 847 Books About Everything Fiction 848 Reading For Rainy Days Fiction 849 Seven Days to Learn Book Ways Book Week 850 Reading Thats Jolly for the Season of Holly Christmas 851 The Lives They Lived Biography 852 Land of the Free Thanksgiving 853 New Books for the New Year New Year 854 The Years Before Us History 855 Star Reading on the Lone Star State Texas 856 The Test for the Best Newberry Award 857 Margaret Fiction 858 Manners Made Easy Electives 859 Red Heritage Fiction 860 Danger to Windward Fiction 861 Texas Star Texas Books Length 5 min min min min min min min min min 5 min 5 min 5 min min min min min min min min min min min min min min min min min min min 5 min 5 min 5 min 5 min 5 min 5 min 5 min 5 min 5 min 5 min 5 min 43862 The Storybook of Earths Treasures Electives 15 min 863 Doak Walker ThreeTime AilAmerican Biography 15 min 864 Gandhi Fighter Without a Sword Biography 15 min 865 Johnny Texas Texas Books 15 min 866 Snow Dog Fiction and Animals 15 min 867 Amos Fortune Free Man Fiction and History 15 min 868 The Door in the Wall Newberry Award Books 15 min 869 America History 15 min 870 Persia Fictionalized Biography 15 min 871 England Fictionalized Biography 15 min 872 America Elective 15 min 873 Greenland Fiction 15 min 874 Switzerland Fictionalized History 15 min 875 Italy Fiction 15 min 876 America History 15 min 877 Siberia Fiction 15 min 878 France Fiction 15 min 879 India Fiction 15 min 880 America Fiction 15 min PRENONS FRANCAIS Produced by Sister Mary Gregoire O P Rosary College River Forest Illinois Submitted by Kent State University eljhsha Catalog No Title Length 6049 Prenons Francais 30 min This tape lists about 200 given names The name is said first in English and then in French by Mademoiselle Andree In cluded are those names more rarely used in French but popular in English and vice versa A few nicknames are also in this list A brief dialogue functionally presents Comment vous appelezvous FRENCH A native Frenchman pronounces words phrases and short sentences com bined to present everyday situations and at the same time bring out the basic sounds of French The English is given once the French twice These lessons for beginning students are graded for vocabulary and grammar and are selfexplanatory Prepared by Assistant Professor Guy Desgranges Department of Romance Languages University of Minnesota and Assistant Professor Herbert Willging St Thomas College jhsh French In Slow Motion Catalog No Title 898 Vowels Accents Silent Consonants 886 OU ON AI LIAISON 887 AN EN OI UVULAR R 888A AU EU and review 888B Part 2 of above 889 IN IEN 890 UN Length 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 44891 ILL IL numbers 892 GN OIN 893 GUE GUI numbers 15 min 15 min 15 min Foreign Language Series French Produced by Language Department and AudioVisual Center University of Connecticut Submitted by AudioVisual Center University of Connecticut No broadcast restrictions sh Catalog No Title Length 913 La Marseillaise 15 min Professor Croteau with students gives intruction in the pronun ciation of the words of this national anthem Listeners are invited to repeat the lines and sing two stanzas a first time slowly and a second time with the proper military tempo 914 Alouette and Bon Homm Bon Homm 15 min Professor Croteau with students gives instruction in the pronun ciation of the words of two songs Listeners are invited to repeat the lines and sing selected stanzas a first time slowly and a second time at the proper lively tempo 915 La Shevre de M Seguin 15 min Professor Croteau reads the popular short story by Alphonse Daudet 916 La Derniere Classe 15 min Professor Croteau reads the popular short story by Alphonse Daudet 917 French Christmas Carols 15 min Miss Anne Marie Lair of Paris France working under the supervision of Professor Croteau gives instruction in the pro nunciation of the words of three Christmas Carols The carols are Les Anges dans Nos Campagnes Minuit Chretiens Un Flambeau Jeannette Isabell Listeners are invited by Miss Lair to repeat the words and sing the songs according to her instructions 918 French Fables 15 min Professor Croteau with students gives instruction in the pronun ciation and interpretation of the following fables by La Fontaine La Cigale et le Fourmi and Le Corbeau et le Renard Listen ers are invited to repeat the lines and three students dramatize the first fable 919 French Folk Songs 15 min Miss Anne Marie Lair of Paris France working under the supervision of Professor Croteau gives instruction in the pro nunciation of the words of three folk songs The folk songs are Au Clair de la Lune 11 Etait une Bergere and Enpassant par la Lorraine Listeners are invited by Miss Lair to repeat the words and sing the songs according to her instructions GERMAN The programs listed below are designed for use in conversational German teaching by Curt Lehman language teacher at South St Paul High School They are for use in beginning and second year German classes jhsh 45Catalog No Title 5108 German Pronunciation 5109 Der Wolf Und Der Fuchs 5110 Der Hase Und Der Fuchs 5111 Der Alte Wolf 5112 Drei Kurze Geschichten 5113 Das Schlarai fen land 5114 Das Ceschenk 5115 Der Kleine Vogel 5116 Des Esels Schatten 5117 Till Eulenspiegel Erster Teil 5118 Till Eulenspiegel Zweiter Teil 5119 Baron Von Muenchhausen Erster Teil 5120 Baron Von Muenchhausen Zweiter Teil 5121 Die Bremer Stadtmusikanten 5122 Sechs Kommen Durch Die Ganze Welt 5123 Hans Und Gretchen 5124 Dornroeschen 5125 Das Tapfere Schneiderlein 5126 Deutsche Volkslieder Length 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min Catalog No 920 921A 921B 922 LATIN These programs have been prepared by N J DeWitt William McDonald and Donald C Swanson of the Department of Classical Languages of the Univer sity of Minnesota No 920 through 922 are presented on a fairly advanced level but No 923 should be useful in an alert 9th grade class jh Title Length How Words Work 15 mjni The contrastive approach to English and Latin linguistics a comparison of the methods which the two languages use to express meaning How Words Change 15 mi The diachronic approach to English and Latin linguistics showing how time causes change in languages Part Two of Above 15 mm How Caesar Spoke 15 mn A discussion of the pronunciation of Latin in the first century B C Cicero Against Catiline 15 mul An exciting dramatization of Ciceros First Speech Against Catiline produced with professional studio facilities sound af fects musical bridges An American boy falls asleep in study period and is taken back by a Roman narrator through the Roman Forum he hears the excited crowd sees the consul march by with his armed guard climbs the stairway to the temple of Jupitor Stator and hears Cicero portrayed by an experienced actor launch his famous attack against Catiline in Latin About 9 minutes of English Narration followed by about 5 minutes of Ciceros speech faded out to the solemn conclusion where Cicero prays to Jupiter The speech is ac companied by occasional comments in English from the narrator to clarify the trend of argument Designed to go with the study of Cicero but valuable in any Latin Class for dramatic effect 923 46Quis Sum Little stories in simple Latin progressively advanced from the third or fourth week of beginning Latin The hearer is supposed to guess the identity of the subject No 934 and 925 are entirely in simple Latin No 926 927 and 928 are more advanced with vocabulary help and comments in English jh Catalog No Title Length 934 Little Boy Blue the Little Red Hen 15 min 925 Christopher Columbus Peter Rabbit George Washington 15 min 926 Abraham Lincoln 15 min 927 Snow White and The Seven Dwarfs 15 min 928 Julius Caesar 15 min Latine Loquimur A series of dialogues in Latin interspersed with English graded for increasing audioability They center around Marcus a foreign visitor to an American school who prefers to talk Latin because his English is weak Marcus diffi culties with English and his protestations that Latin is simpler point a moral New Latin words and idioms are made clear by association or parallel English statements Greetings and conversational idioms are used throughout the series jh Catalog No 929 930 931 932 933 Title Length General Conversation About Things in the Classroom 15 min Dialogue accompanied by a third voice to clarify idioms and new vocabulary Systematic Introduction of Vocabulary for Things in the 15 min Classroom Simple discussion of declensions and sentence structure in Latin Discussion of Simple Latin Sentences in Latin 15 min Structure cases and general rules for agreement use of cases parts of speech Verb Forms Tenses Moods Principal Parts 15 min With a little general conversation A Discussion in English 15 min Of colloquial or spoken Latin then Margarita and Carolus meet on the street and talk about everyday modern things in colloquial Latin Lectures in English Latin Catalog No Title Length 5570 Before Caesar Came 30 min An interviewdialogue with Norman J DeWitt on the background for Caesars conquest of Gaul For students starting Caesar or any time later 924A How Theaters Began 15 min A discussion of the origins of the theater among the Greeks By William A McDonald Good background material for Latin or English classes 47 924B 5571 5572 5573 Part Two of Above 15 min The Catacombs of Rome 30 min A talk of general interest on the underground life of the early Christians at Rome by William A McDonald The City of Olynthus 30 min A talk by William A McDonald on the Greek city which most closely approximates Pompeii in the wealth of information about the everyday life of the people At Home with the Gauls 30 min A talk by Norman J DeWitt on the daily life of the Gauls before the Romans came Designed for Caesar classes SPANISH Presenting the basic elements of pronunciation with simple everyday vocabu lary Words phrases and easy sentences are given in gradual stages Spanish voice Associate Prof James A Cuneo Universty of Minnesota Text pre pared by Assistant Professor Herbert Willging of St Thomas College in collaboration with Professor Cuneo jhsh Spanish in Slow Motion Catalog No Title Length 5127 The Vowels 30 min 5128 S C and Z linking 30 min 5129 B and V R and double R 30 min 5130 G J N and LL 30 min 5131 H D diphthongs 30 min 5132 Diphthongs continued NV GU QU accents 30 min Foreign Language Spanish Produced by Foreign Language Department and AudioVisual Center Uni versity of Connecticut Submitted by AudioVisual Center University of Con necticut No broadcast restrictions jhsh 955 Spanish Proverbs and Witticisms 15 min Professor Croteau with students gives instruction in the pronun ciation of Spanish proverbs and witticisms The tape ends with the singing of Adois Muchachos Listeners are invited to participate LOOK UNDER MUSIC FOR SONGS SUNG IN SPANISH Say It In Spanish This series featuring Carlos Rivera of the El Paso Schools was produced by Murray Yaeger Radio and Television Supervisor El Paso Public Schools This series is based on the text El Espanol Elemental Book One by Mireles and Mireles and is aimed primarily to grades 58 or beginning Spanish classes Courtesy of Texas Education Agency eljhsh Catalog No Title Length 959 Lesson 1 Part 1 Spanish vowels 15 min 960 Lesson 1 Part 2 15 min Spanish consonants syllables and stress 4815 mill 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min Hablemos Espanol A series of recorded exercises in Spanish that has been prepared especially for the elementary grades They have been designed to give practice in speak ing and understanding Spanish and should be of particular value to the teacher who has not had specialized training in Spanish and needs assistance in teaching correct pronunciation or in planning conversational activities Al though the exercises are progressively difficult and the vocabulary is carefully graded the material has enough flexibility to permit the teacher to use the exercises with any textbook or even without a textbook The series consists of thirty exercises twenty of the conversational or question and answer type five of the narrative type and five devoted to songs and games The topics for the exercises were selected on the basis of the interest of elementary school children However many schools have reported finding Hablemos Espanol very helpful also on high school and college levels Courtesy of 961 Lesson 2 Mi Mama 962 Lesson 3 Mi Papa 963 Lesson 4 Yo 964 Lesson 5 La Casa 965 Lesson 6 La Familia 966 Lesson 7 Mi Hermana 967 Lesson 8 Mis Hermanos 968 Lesson 9 El Abuelo 969 Lesson 10 Una Familia Grande 970 Lesson 11 El Gatito 971 Lesson 12 Mique 972 Lesson 13 El Perro 973 Lesson 14 El Canario De Mi Mama 974 Lesson 15 La Vaca 975 Lesson 16 Los Animales De La Casa 976 Lesson 17 El Burro 977 Lesson 18 Un Becerro 978 Lesson 19 El Gallo Colorado 979 Lesson 20 Elena 980 Lesson 21 Panchito texas i Catalog iaucauon gency cijumi No Title Length 9S1 Lesson 1 Dos Alumnos Lesson 2 En La Clase De Espanol Lesson 3 La Familia Lesson 4 La Casa 15 min Lesson 5 Las Frutas Y Las Legumbres 982 Lesson 6 Las Comidas 15 min Lesson 7 Vamos a Comprar Frutas y Legumbres Lesson 8 La Sala de Clase Lesson 9 Los Numeros Lesson 10 El Reloj 983 Lesson 11 Saludo y Despedida Lesson 12 El Telefono Lesson 13 Las Flores Lesson 14 Los Colores Lesson 15 Los Animales 15 min mmammammmmamm 49 984 Lesson 16 Los Animales Domesticos Lesson 17 Los Pajoros Lesson 18 Los Dias de la Semana 15 mill Lesson 19 Los Meses y Las Estaciones del Ano Lesson 20 El Tiempo 985 Lesson 21 Los Dias de Fiesta Lesson 22 Como Paso el Dia Lesson 23 El Cuerpo Lesson 24 Una Leccion de Geografia 15 min Lesson 25 Fabulas El Leon y el Raton El Cuervo y la Zorra 986 Lesson 26 Canciones Naranja Dulce Cuatro Lesson 27 Cancion Las Mananitas Milpas 15 min Lesson 28 Canciones Cielito Lindo Las Gaviotas Lesson 29 Canciones El Quelite Alia en el Rancho Grande Lesson 30 Juego La Pinata Cancion Patito Patito GUIDANCE AND OCCUPATIONS This series was prepared by Indiana University sh Catalog No Title Length 987 An Introduction to You 15 min 988 Reaching for Maturity 15 min 989 What Is Maturity 15 min 990 Interests Pay Dividends 15 min 991 Do You Have What It Takes 15 min 992 Lets Look at Jobs 15 min 993 Youre On Your Own 15 min 994 Open and Closed Doors 15 min 995 Yourself and Your Job 15 min 996 More About Choosing Your Job 15 min 997 Getting Ready for Your Job 15 min 998 Working to Learn and Learning to Work 15 min 999 About That High School Record 15 min 1000 Test Me on This One 15 min 1001 Activities Are They Worth It 15 min 1002 Something to Interest Everybody 15 min 1003 Teachers Are People Too 15 min 1004 Personalitys the Thing 15 min 1005 What Is Normal Behavior 15 min 1006 Your Personality and Your Health 15 min 1007 A Message to the Stag Line 15 min 1008 About Your Home Life 15 min 1009 Time on Your Hands 15 min 1010 The Truth About Yourself 15 min 1011 Lets Look at the Records 15 min 1012 Success Its Up to You 15 min 1013 Nursing Meets Todays Challenge 15 min 1014 What On Your Mind Worrying is normal up to a point 15 min 1015 Lets Face It none of us is perfect but 15 min 1016 Getting Along With Others 15 min Achieving emotional maturity involves many trials and setbacks 1017 How Do You Measure Up 15 min Personality tests are amazing because of whal they reveal 50 1018 Oh These Academic Walls 15 min Required subjects are designed to get you ready for the duties and the privileges of maturity 1019 Can You Say It 15 min Learning to speak and write puts the plus in personality 1020 What Do You Know 15 min What you know determines your job friends and the social paths you are going to follow 1021 What Can You Do 15 min There is no better place than school to test those skills 1022 Particulars on ExtraCurriculars 15 min Student activities open a number of opportunities 1023 How About a Date 15 min First dances and dates need not be painful 1024 How Do I Look 15 min We arent all beautiful or big but we can make the most of our good points 1025 Some Sweet Home 15 min Practice the golden rule on your family and enjoy your home 1026 Working to Learn 15 min Todays high school student needs more than knowledge 1027 Can You Land the Job 15 min Certain skills will make the job hunting easier 1028 Are You Worth It 15 min Do you return enough of the investment in your education to make it worthwhile 1029 What Is Normal Growth 15 min JOBS AHEAD The following programs were developed in 1950 as a part of the Texas School of the Air under the supervision of Hugh Proctor AudioVisual Consultant Texas Education Agency They were written by Harry Kidd Jr produced by Dr C O Spriggs and transcribed by Radio Station WTAW at the A M College of Texas shta Catalog 1030 1031 1032 1033 1034 1035 1036 1037 1038 1039 1040 1041 No Title A Senior Looks Ahead Tune in Again Tomorrow Industrial Management Business Practice The Frozen Food Industry Scientific Farming Drafting and Industrial Illustration Veterinary Medicine Riding the Ranges Quota Man CleanUp Time Ahead Where Do We Go from Here Length 15 mm 15 mm 15 mm 15 mm 15 mm 15 mm 15 min 15 mm 15 mm 15 mm 15 min 15 mm 30 min 5732 Practical Nursing Janie Career Series MEETING THE SITUATION A series designed to help teach the know how and attitudes as well as aid in personal guidance The tapes are made available by the NAEB jh 51 1042 Classroom Courtesy Classroom relationships 15 min 1043 No Apples Needed Getting along with teachers 15 min 1044 What Makes a Good Worker Efficient work habits 15 min 1045 Sneers or Cheers Sportsmanship 15 min 1046 The Minority Wins Organizing logical arguments 15 min 1047 Im Pleased to Present Introducing speakers 15 min 1048 Table Talk Table manners 15 min 1049 In the Public Eye Good manners 15 min 1050 Families Can Be Fun Family council plan 15 min 1051 One Minute Please Sharing family telephone 15 min 1052 Make Yourself at Home Social obligations as a guest 15 min 1053 Be Yourself Be an individual rather than an imitation 15 min 1054 If I Were You Inspecting criticism 15 min 1055 Understand Yourself Following recommendations 15 min CITIZENSHIP A Place on the Team is a series of 15minute documentary dramas The stories you hear are true The outcomes given on the broadcasts are those that actually occurred in the school situations Names of schools and cities are authentic jh Catalog 3026 3027 3028 3029 3030 3031 3032 3033 3034 3035 3036 3037 3038 3039 3040 3041 3042 3043 3044 3045 3046 3047 3048 A PLACE ON THE TEAM No Title The Extra Point Traffic Safety The Roar of the Crowd Extracurricular activities Strategy City Streets and Paving Substitution City Commission or Manager The Kickoff Criteria for a Wholesome Community The Quarterback Calls the Play A senior speaks to a Legislature A Touchdown A School Building Tax Program The Scouts Report A survey of community recreation The Spread Students Choose for a Library The Scribes A School Newspaper Flourine A Community Health Problem Stop Traffic Control How Late Curfew or Not Set Shot A Tuberculosis Testing Program Operation Parking Lot Student Parking at School Full Court Press Students test conservation practices Clean Up A CleanUp of Community Eyesores The BurnOut Reforestation Project Strike One Youre Out What to do A Boy Disturbs The Split Decision A Touchy Issue Building Site The Squeeze Play No Water Pistols or No Festival High Hurdles A Teen Age City Court Water Polo Solving Race Problems Length 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 523049 Just Us Girls 15 min JUGS Solve Hospital Nurses Problems 3050 New Blood Students Study City Government 15 min 3051 The Long Workout Students and UNESCO 15 nun THE PEOPLE ACT True stories of real people acting together to solve their community problems of everyday living Produced by The People Act broadcasts were financed by the Twentieth Century Fund Program material was gathered by personal visitation to each community by the writer Elmore McKee First Series of 13 programs was carried over the network of the National Broadcasting Company a second series was later carried over the Columbia Broadcasting System Sub mitted by U S Office of Education Department of Health Education and Welfare jhshta Title Length Miracle on the Mount 30 min Bat Cave North Carolina Through the zeal and devotion ot a selfless young doctor people in a remote mountain valley act to build themselves a hospital Partners in Velvet 30 min Stonington Connecticut The owner of a weaving mill acts to change the relationship with his workers from bitterness under a former regime to mutual understanding and respect under his own Catalog No 6056 6057 6058 6059 6060 6061 6062 6063 A Prairie Noel 30 min Morganville Kansas The citizens of a tiny Kansas town acting to do one constructive thing for peace affiliate themselves with a tiny French town and incidentally give an object lesson in twoway world trade The Sun Shines Bright 30 min Kentucky The dramatic story of civic awakening across the Blue Grass State typified by a doctors wifes struggle for better rural schools and a veteranstudents campaign for legislative reforms The Sylvania Story 30 min Sylvania Arkansas Fiftyone farmers acting together to save the gutted soil inherited from their forebears form a soil con servation district and in so doing discover a new solidarity Home Is What They Made It 30 min Lorain Ohio Thirtynine young war veterans act to overcome the delays frustrations and high costs of construction by build ing each others homes with their own hands in offtime hours The Women Did It 30 min Lawton Oklahoma Women working as a group lead a whole community to clean up a slum area to improve the city govern ment and to organize an expanded social service Crusade in Baltimore 30 m Baltimore Maryland Aroused citizens organize to enforce the local Housing Code to make existing tenements more livable at a time when materials for new construction are hard to get 53 6064 Cloth of Many Colors 30 min New York City New York A group of dauntless labor leaders strives over a period of years to bring about mature collective bargaining in the onceturbulent dress industry one of the countrys largest 6065 The City That Refused to Die 30 min Decatur Alabama A community that faced ruin when its main industry left town works out its own destiny without benefit of outside help 6066 As the Children Go 30 min Haddon Township New Jersey A group of citizens campaigns to educate the public which voted against the expansion of overcrowded schools so that when the issue comes up again at a special election it wins unanimously 6067 Red Clay and Teamwork 30 min Carrollton Georgia Under strong spiritual leadership a county discovers the power of teamwork organizes a service council and lifts itself to new levels of prosperity and well being 6068 Our Partner The Public 30 min Toledo Ohio Industry and labor leaders of the worlds glass capital once torn by labor strife unite with the public to make it a proving ground for peaceful labormanagement relations 6069 In Gary Indiana 30 min Ten thousand women unite to lead the fight against crime and corruption in a teeming industrial city 6070 In Arlington Virginia 30 min Suburban commuters win new schools for their children and their area by cooperating to defeat a political machine 6071 In Blairsville Georgia 30 min Average men in an isolated area remake their community and relate it to the outside world by discovering their own leadership 6072 In Kansas City Missouri 30 min A group of MexicanAmerican residents acts to improve their neighborhood by integrating themselves into the life of their city 6073 In Upper Vermont 30 min The people of six rural towns find sacred local boundaries giving way as they unite for fulbr use of their common re sources 6074 In Chicago Illinois 30 min Labor and Management in a steel fabricating plant find a path toward harmony and cooperation after years of bitterness and suspicion 6075 In Tupelo Mississippi 30 min An area dependent upon one crop creates the Tupelo Plan to achieve new prosperity through model farms and diversified industry 6076 In New Sharon Maine 30 min When the school house burns down for the third time 761 townspeople finance and rebuild their own modern fireproof grade and high school 546077 In Tin Top Texas 30 mm Thirtythree widely scattered farm families living with poor roads and eroded soil become a community by facing and acting upon their mutual needs 6078 In Mt Adams Washington 30 min The citizens of a declining lumber area survey their total re sources and map a new future 6079 In Syracuse New York 30 min An industrial city mobilizes its resources to meet the recreational health housing and employment needs of its older citizens 6080 In Belleville Illinois 30 min A community and an air force base work out their common problems together 6081 In King County Washington 30 min A community reorganizes its court system to meet its juvenile problem 6082 In Binghamton New York 30 min Anindustrial community seeks to meet the needs of the physi cally handicapped 6083 In Scranton Pennsylvania 30 min An industrial city in a depleted coal mining area seeks to solve the problem of unemployment 6084 In Seattle Washington 30 min The citizens of a racially mixed neighborhood learn the power of teamwork 6085 In Carroll County Georgia 30 min An international exchange of farmers brings new understanding to rural communities 6086 In Owatonna Minnesota 30 min A community exercises A Peoples Foreign Policy by wel coming and integrating displaced persons into its life 6087 In Alexandria Minnesota 30 min A Minnesota town is aroused by its young people who form a Youth Council that becomes a force for progress and unity in the total community 6088 In Jerone County Idaho 30 min A community overhauls and develops a substandard farm as a model soil conservation project for the region 6089 In Delaware Ohio 30 min Campus and town unite to form an experimental political council in their battle for good local and national government 6090 In the U S A 30 min The human meaning of democratic teamwork summed up in the voicesandsounds of Americans acting together in com munities across the nation YOUR HEALTH AND YOU This series was prepared and broadcast by Radio Station KUOM Deals with health problems suitable for upper elementary and junior high school presenta tion Courtesy of Minnesota Department of Education eljh 55Catalog No 1059 1060 1061 1062 Title Healthful Living Safety at Home and at School Causes of Accidents Safety on the Highway Causes of Accidents Why Should We Remember the 200th Birthday of Edward Jenner 1063 Good Nutrition and Good Health Energy Producing 1064 Questions and Answers 1065 What Is the Most Nearly Perfect Food Milk Composition 1066 We Have Many Persons to Thank for Our Good Health 1067 The Tasks of the Digestive System 1068 Rest and Sleep Are Very Necessary for Healthful Living 1069 Advancing to Victory over Tuberculosis 1070 Questions and Answers 1071 The Skin Has Several Jobs 1072 Bones Are Interesting and Important Structures 1073 The Bodys Air Conditioning Device 1074 Chemical Messengers 1075 The Story of the Blood 1076 Taking Care of the Teeth 1056 500 Human Guinea Pigs 1057 That They May Live Diseases of Childrens Hearts 1058 Facts About Polio 1077 Questions and Answers 1078 Some American Health Heroes 1079 The Bodys Camera 1080 How Can We Protect Our Hearing 1081 Stimulants and Narcotics 1082 Why Do We Get Sick 1083 Preventing Contagious Diseases 1084 Questions and Answers 1085 Some Diseases Spread by Animals 1086 Insects Which Are Foes of Man 1087 None of Us Lives to Himself 1088 Safe and Healthful Vacations Causes of Accidents 1089 Questions and Answers 1143 The Eyes and Ears Structure 1144 Questions and Answers About the Human Body 1145 Insects and Diseases 1146 Controlling Diseases 1147 Circulation of the Blood William Harvey 1148 Ways the Body gets rid of Waste Material 1149A Mental Health 1149B Mental Health 1149C Mental Health 1149D Mental Health 1149E Mental Health 1149F Mental Health 5591A The Ills of Old Age 5591B The Ills of Old Age 5592 PFC Bill Smith Man Alive 5593 The Search Length L5 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 min min min min min min min min min min min min min min min min min min min min min min min min min min min min min min min min min min min min min min min min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 565594 Our Daily Bread 5595 Only One to a Customer 5596 The Trouble Shooters 1156 Heroes of Health 1157 Safety at Home and at School Accident Prevention 1158 Safety on the Highway Accident Prevention 1159 A Visit at the Home of Edward Jenner 1160 Good Nutrition and Good Health Bodys Use of Food 1161 What Is the Most Nearly Perfect Food Iron in Milk 1162 Rest and Sleep Are Very Necessary 1163 The Story of Louis Pasteur 1164 We Are Grateful for Health 1165 The Skin Has Several Jobs to do for Us 1166 Bones Are Interesting Structures 1167 Muscles and Exercise 1168 The Story of the Christmas Seal 1169 Healthy Minds in Healthy Bodies 1170 Benjamin Franklins Interest in Health 1171 Chemical Regulators 1172 The Eyes and Ears Function 1173 The Hands 1174 A Visit to William Harveys Native City 1176 The Community Looks at Health 1177 The Safety of the Water We Drink 1178 Insects and World History 1179A Mans Battle Against Disease 1179B Mans Battle Against Disease 1179C Mans Battle Against Disease 1180 Good Teeth Care 1181 The Story of Florence Nightingale 1182 Safe and Healthful Vacations Accident Prevention 1183 Socialized Medicine 895A Medicine In Britain Part 1 895B Medicine In Britain Part 2 895C Medicine In Britain Part 3 895D Medicine In Britain Part 4 895E Medicine In Britain Part 5 30 min 30 min 30 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min BIRTH THROUGH ADOLESCENCE The following programs discuss some of the more important factors that govern peoples lives from birth through adolescence the productive years and old age Suitable for inservice faculty discussion and interest groups in P T A organizations The language used is suitable for a general lay audience Courtesy of Minnesota Department of Education shta Catalog No 1090 1091 1092 1093 1094 Title Introduction Plan of Series Discussion of Objectives History of Mental Hygiene Methods of Mental Hygiene Research Methods of Mental Hygiene Education Mental Hygiene and Other Sciences Length 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 571095 Questions and Answers Mental Illness Today How much and why 15 min 1096 The Family Role of Parents and Siblings 15 min 1097 Changes Occurring in Family Structure 15 min 1098 Growth Process Learning to Handle Instinct Drives 15 min 1099 Infancy Role of Hunger in Learning to Live 15 min 1100 InfancyAnxiety Its Meaning and Value 15 min 1101 InfancyMother Learning from Another Person 15 min 1102 The Baby Learning to Accept Restrictions Toilet Training 15 min 1103 The Baby Learning to Handle Aggressive Feelings 15 min 1104 The Baby Surge of Independence Learning by Experiment 15 min 1105 The PreSchool Child Competition Is Pleasant 15 min 1106 The PreSchool Child Physical Illness and Regression 15 min 1107 The PreSchool Child 15 min Thumb Sucking Temper Tantrums etc 1108 Discussion The Child Has Learned a Good Deal about Himself 15 min 1109 Aids to Foster and Encourage this Growth 15 min 1110 The Child Moves Out from the House Independence and Its Significance 15 min 1111 The Child Moves Out from the House Narcissism 15 min 1112 I Love Mother or I Love Father Oedipus Complex 15 min 1113 Consequence of this Thinking Role of the Parents 15 min 1114 Puberty Questions and Answers Accept or Reject 15 min 1115 Puberty 15 min The Gang the Hero DayDreaming How Like an Adult 1116 Adolescence 15 min Emancipation Now 1 can Support Myself Trial and Erroi 1117 Adolescence 15 min First Civilized Successes Sports Civic Work Preparation 1118 My Parents Are Old Fashioned Im Better Than They Are 15 min 1119 Discussion This is not the end of Growth 15 min 1120 Early Adulthood Marriage Work Higher Education Organizations 15 min 1121 Early Adulthood The First Year Is the Hardest 15 min 1122 Middle Adulthood Success in Work Making the Home Having Children 15 min 1123 Middle Adulthood Children Getting Older Threat of Failure of Work 15 min 1124 The Involutional Period Menopause Children Go Away 15 min 1125 The Beginnings of Old Age Im No Longer of Value Ive Done My Bit 15 min 1126 Old Age These Impudent Youngsters 15 min 1127 Old Age Attitude Toward Death 15 min 1128 White House Conference on Children and Youth 15 min 1129 What Happens to Our Old People 15 min 58 YOUR HEALTH AND YOU The Story of Mans Search for Health will play an important part in this 11 years health series which as in previous years emphasizes the im portance of health and health practices in everyday life These programs are prepared and pre 1 sented by Dr Stewart Thomson professor and assistant director School of Public Health University of Minnesota Courtesy of Minnesota Department of Education eljh i Catalog No Title Length 2736 A Definition of Health 15 min k 2737 Safety at Home and at School Accident Education 15 min i 2738 Accident Prevention on the Highway and on the Farm 15 min 2739 The Story of Mans Search for Health I 15 min mil 2740 Disease Agents 15 min 2741 The Spread of Disease Agents 15 min 2742 The Control of Diseases Spread from Person to Person 15 min 11 2743 The Story of Mans Search for Health II 15 min 2744 Diseases Spread from Animals to Man 15 min c 2745 Important Diseases Spread to Man by Insects 15 min 2746 The Story of Mans Search for Health HI 15 min min 2747 The Framework of the Body 15 min 2748 The Covering of the Body 15 min 2749 The Story of Mans Search for Health IV 15 min ii 2750 Good Nutrition 15 min 2751 The Process of Digestion 15 min 2752 Disposing of the Bodys Waste 15 min 2753 The Story of Mans Search for Health V 15 min I 2754 Respiration 15 min cin 2755 Rest and Relaxation 15 min i 2756 The Value of Rest and Sleep 15 min 2757 The Story of Mans Search for Health VI 15 min 2758 The Ear Is a Remarkable Organ 15 min 2759 The Camera of the Body 15 min ii 2760 The Story of Mans Search for Health VII 15 min i 2761 Good Teeth Healthy Teeth 15 min i 2762 A Healthful Community 15 min 2763 The Story of Mans Search for Health VIII 15 min kit 2764 Looking Forward to Vacation 15 min 11 IB HEALTH Weshinghouse Adventures in Research jhsha Catalog No Title Length lit 3094 An Affair of the Heart Early study of the heart 1628 15 min lil 3095 Cow that Stopped Plague Smallpox 15 min 3096 Crusade for Pure Milk 15 min dil 3097 The Discarded Formula Sulfa Drugs 15 min 3098 The Golden Mold Story of Penicillin 15 min 3099 Golden Touch 15 min Early fight against Tuberculosis 3100 Lady with a Lamp Florence Nightingale 59 15 min15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 3101 Lamps for Health UltraViolet and InfraRed Lamps 3102 Lamps for Tomorrow The SunLamp Its use and value 3103 The Lost Chemical DDT 3104 The Miraculous Fluid Our Blood 3105 Pierre Bretonneau Early Study of Diptheria 3106 Plague Conqueror Jenner and fight against Smallpox 3107 The Radium Hound 15 min Finding a Radium needle Radiums use in Cancer research General Electric Excursions in Science 3108 The Successful Failure The fight against Yellow Fever 3109 The Sting of Death The Anopheles Mosquito and Malaria 3110 The Understanding Heart Lister and Antiseptic Surgery 3111 Wonder Weapons The fight against Malaria in World War II 3112 Allergies Medicine Treatment for Allergies 3113 Bone Bank Methods of preserving and future use of bones 3114 Flourine and Dental Decay Preventing Tooth Decay 3116 Isotopes in Medicine and Biology 3117 Rheumatic Disease Control Rules in helping avoid this disease 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min THE WORLD WITHIN This material deals with persons who are abnormal personality types If they can be understood successful relations with them may be maintained These programs are dramatic in nature and each is followed by a discussion of the problems involved The consultant is Dr Roger Howell of the Minnesota Mental Health unit The programs are suitable for use in Senior High School classes that deal with individual social problems and should also prove of value to college classes studying abnormal psychology as well as for adult study groups Courtesy of Minnesota Department of Education shta Catalog No Title Length 1130 The Don Juan A woman killer and his problems 15 min 1131 The Neighborhood Gossip 15 min An unhappy person spreads her unhappiness 1132 The Career Woman 15 min What drives women to make a success in a mans world 1133 Mothers Boy Age 30 Mother love in action 15 min 1134 The Legal Eagle Sam fights his neighbors in court 15 min 1135 The Young Executive 15 min He couldnt say no even if he sacrifices his family 1136 Mr Milque Toast 15 min How the timid soul got that way and where it could end 1137 The Overprotective Mother 15 min Overcompensation may hurt those we most desire to aid 601138 The Precocious Child 15 min The student Harland is praised but makes no friends 1139 The Precocious Child 15 min The dead end kid Mickey knows all the answers but has problems 1140 The Prudent Professor 15 min Professor Eden has a mosquito as the center of his universe 1141 The Old Man Grandpa and his problems 15 min 1142 The Alcoholic Why drink 15 min KNOW YOURSELF This series was originally prepared and presented over Station KSLH by the Health Radio Planning Committee for the St Louis Public Schools These pro grams were designed for use by Grade 8 however this does not preclude their use in other grades if they contribute something worthwhile to the listeners These tapes should help to develop an understanding and learning of the funda mental similarities between oneself and other persons which in turn leads to a closer kind of human relationship eljh Catalog No Title 1198 Do You Get Mad at Your Parents 1199 What Do You Do With Leisure 1200 Do You Owe Your Community Anything 1201 Is Your Parents Opinion Valuable 1202 If Your Parent Gets Sick and You Must Go to Work 1203 How Can You Belong 1204 Who Gives You a Headache 1205 What Should You Do About Anger 1206 Who Makes the Rules 1207 If You Cant Play Games Like Football and Baseball 1208 How About Tattling 1209 How Grown Up Are You 1210 Is There a Method to Help You in Choosing a Career 1211 What About High School Length 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min GROWING UP One of the School of the Air series broadcast by Radio Station WSUI of the State University of Iowa Iowa City Iowa is a series of tapes about health and safety designed for the lower elementary grades These programs have been made available by the NAEB Tape Network and the originating station is WHA Madison Wisconsin The series was planned by Helen E Frey and is narrated by Ray Stanley el Catalog No 1212 1213 1214 1215 1216 1217 Title Length Peter and the Puddle Good grooming 15 min The Horse That Hollered Care of teeth 15 min The Witch Who Wouldnt Lesson for the showoff 15 min Two Plus Two Equals Fun Care of eyes and glasses 15 min A Bowl of Good Cheer Importance of a good breakfast 15 min CrissCross Circus Fresh air and exercise 15 min 61 1218 1219 1220 1221 1222 1223 1224 1225 The Holiday That Nearly Didnt Happen 15 min Quarreling and temper control Douglas Takes Off His Shirt Wearing proper clothes 15 min Linda Loses Linda Wins Be a good winner or loser 15 min Lindas Christmas Surprise Care of pets 15 min This Is the Way Safety in play 15 min Tom Thinks Twice Safety at home 15 min Kitty and the Cow Safety and alertness 15 min Mother May I Manners at home 15 min HISTORY The following historical programs have been secured from the University of Indiana School of the Sky broadcasts jhsh Catalog No Title 1226 Leave it to the Experts 1227 The March of Civilization Begins 1228 A Civilization of Segments 1229 Ancient Egypt 1230 The Egypt of Today 1231 The Hebrews Find a New Way of Life 1232 The Greeks Learn Quickly 1233 What the Greeks Gave Us 1234 Athens Becomes the Center of Culture 1235 The Growth of the Roman Republic 1236 Christianity Comes to Rome 1237 The Empire and the Caesars 1238 Northern Invaders 1239 Christianity Encounters a Rival 1240 Northern Sea Rovers 1241 Middle Ages Sword and Sickle 1242 Christians in Armor 1243 Middle Ages City Life 1244 Medieval England A Famous Pilgrimage 1245 Cedric Goes to School 1246 Cedric Goes to a Tournament 1247 Cedric Goes to a Fair 1248 Europe ReDiscovers the Far East 1249 Europe Discovers the New World 1250 Look at Ourselves What We Have and Where It Came From 1251 How It All Adds Up 1252 The Old and the New The tieup with the past is always with us 1253 Our Language Grows and Changes Language is a living and changing thing 1254 A King Signs King John signs the Magna Carta 1255 The People Build a Cathedral The chief comfort of the people was the church 1256 Manuscripts Become Books John Gutenberg of Germany made use of movable Length 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min type 621257 A New Church Begins IS min People asked questions and the Protestant Revolution was inaugurated 1258 Englishmen Go to Sea 15 min Queen Elizabeth sets about making her island strong 1259 Englishmen Come to America 15 min Various motives for English colonization 1260 Englishmen Change Rulers 15 min The Puritans fight a long civil war under Cromwell and break away to America 1261 Europe Finds Wealth in Asia 15 min The age of Imperialism had dawned 1262 Russia Expands 15 min Russia looks to the west for industrial and cultural advancement and imperialistic tendencies 1263 France Leaves North America 15 min The French settle Canada and the land west of the Alleghenies 1264 Americans Break Away 15 min English colonists feel like Americans 1265 Americans Plan for Education 15 min Grants for public education were included in the Northwest Ordinance and Horace Mann establishes public education 1266 Americans Demand Their Rights 15 min The Constitution was drafted with a Bill of Rights added 1267 Prussia Becomes a Power 15 min Germany became unified powerful and rich but not democratic 1268 Frenchmen Support a King 15 min Under Louis XIV the nobility of France reached their height but the lot of the common man however was unbearable 1269 Frenchmen Revolt 15 min The people of Paris attacked the old Bastille 1270 A Conqueror Comes and Goes Napoleon Bonaparte 15 min 1271 A New Europe Appears 15 min A congress of European nations was held 18141815 that sowed some of the seeds of World War I and II 1272 South Americans Break Away 15 min The people of South America and Mexico began to rise in revolt 1273 Americans Push West 15 min The people who moved west were looking for new financial ven tures but found the Indians 1274 Factories and Cities Grow 15 min Manufacturing became concentrated in cities 1275 Slaves Are Freed 15 min The war between the states had many causes and many results 1276 Americans Conquer a Continent 15 min After the Civil War western lands were rapidly settled 1277 The New World Changes the Old 15 min Colonists carried over into the New World the beliefs and cus toms of the Old World 63TREASURES OFF THE SHELF Adventurous dramatic series recreating events of American history and based on original documents in the University of Michigan Clements Library Stories center on selected manuscripts and documents and dramatize the historical period from which they came Each program concludes with a oneminute comment by the librarian pointing out the historical significance of the docu ment concerned Courtesy of the University of Michigan eljhsh Catalog No Title 6192 Columbus Letter 6193 Letter to Andre 6194 Decoy The 6195 Preacher Trell 6196 Sacroboscos Spheres 6197 Grim Journey 6198 Loyalist The 6199 Long Siege The 6200 Valley Forge 6201 Path of Glory 6202 Gold for Yorktown 6203 Crisis The 6204 General The Yorktown Surrenders Length 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min NAMES TO REMEMBER Dramatic stories from the lives of prominent Americans or men who contributed to the progress of the United States Courtesy of University of Michigan jhsh Catalog No Title Length 3638 Boy Who Wanted to Be General The 15 min 3639 Jones John Paul 15 min 3640 Jefferson at Monticello 15 min 3641 Pirate Jean Lafitte 15 min 3642 Daniel Boone Trailblazer 15 min 3643 Annie Oakley Little Sure Shot 15 min 3644 Buffalo Bill and The Pony Express 15 min MILESTONES OF FREEDOM Dramaticdocumentary programs on the American Revolution The stories unfold in actual words of participants and eyewitnesses as recorded in original manuscripts and documents now in the Universitys Clements Library Courtesy of University of Michigan jhsh Catalog No 3625 3626 3627 3628 3629 3630 Title Lexington and Concord Capture of Fort Ticonderoga Bunker Hill Washington Takes Command Burning of Falmouth The Privateers The Length 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 643631 Siege of Boston 3632 Battle of Quebec 3633 Battle of Long Island 3634 Death of Nathan Hale 3635 Evacuation of New York 3636 Battle of Trenton 3637 Battle of Saratoga 15 min 15 mill 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min TO MAKE MEN FREE Documented stories of Michigan regiments in the Civil War Authentic dramatized accounts of major battles and incidents in the Civil War in which Michigan troops played significant roles Courtesy of University of Michigan jhsh Catalog No 3645 First Bull Run 3646 Shiloh 3647 Seven Days of Battle 3648 Antietam 3649 Stones River 3650 Vicksburg 3651 Chancellorsville 3652 Gettysburg 3653 Chickamauga 3654 Chattanooga 3655 Escape from Libby Prison 3656 Wilderness The 3657 Spottsylvania Court House 3658 Cedar Creek 3659 Sherman Leaves Atlanta 3660 Capture of Jeff Davis 3661 Petersburg 3662 Fredericksburg 3663 Battle of Franklin Title Length 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min THE AMERICAN TRAIL A series of fine programs on the history of the United States This series was presented to the Library by the Ladies Auxiliary to The Veterans of Foreign Wars jhsh Catalog No Title Length 2877 The Dispatch to New York 15 min The story of the Constitutional Convention The opposition and support by great men such as Franklin Jefferson and Washington 2878 The Northwest Ordinance 15 min In 1787 the Northwest Territory was opened by the Northwest Ordinance Indian uprising hindered settlement until Mad An thony Wayne defeated them Self government then was set up in Ohio 652879 2880 2881 2882 2883 2884 2885 2886 2887 2888 The Louisana Purchase 15 min Thomas Jefferson declared that the US would defend New Orleans against French occupation Congress offered 2 million dollars in gold to Napoleon Bonaparte He agreed to sell all of Louisiana for 15 million dollars thus avoiding war Lewis and Clark Expedition 15 min Dramatic story of how Lewis and Clark fought their way up the Missouri river and on to the Pacific Ocean Samuel Slaters Machine 15 min In 1789 Samuel Slater crossed the Atlantic Ocean in 66 days and began building the first cotton mill in America thus pro moting textile mill industry He also organized the first Sunday School The Golden Ocean 15 min Cyrus McCormicks reaper saves the grain crops of the great plains and thus makes them the bread basket of the world The Magic Wire 15 min In 1844 Professor Morse asked Congress for 30000 to build a line from Washington to Baltimore After 12 heartbreaking years of work the famous message went through On to Monterey 15 min In 1843 while Capt John Fremont and Kit Carson were sur veying a road from Kansas to Oregon they located the Great Salt Lake and a large island in it They went on to the Dalles on the Columbia and then south to the Sacramento Valley and Sutters fort where gold was discovered The California Gold Rush 15 min Bing Crosby and his son Lindsey narrate the story of Tom Brooks a gold rush enthusiast who organized a vigilante com mittee to restore law and order The Rich Desert 15 min In 1879 in Arizona a prospector named Charlie Smith tried drilling for oil but failed to find it He tried in Texas but failed again Other attempts finally resulted in his discovery of sulphur a very important mineral The New South 15 min In 1866 the feeling of defeat by the Southerners was almost overpowering Henry Grady the editor of an Atlanta news paper proved to be a leader George Washington Carver a Negro scientist developed an industry with the peanut and Madelaine Breckenridge fought for public health and educa tion The depression of 1929 wrecked the economy of the South but World War II brought it back to a great prosperity The Blue Yonder 15 min On December 16 1903 the Wright Brothers tested their first airplane at Kitty Hawk North Carolina getting it off the ground for 12 seconds Major James Doolittle gives a short talk on this program to point out the use of the airplane to promote civilization 662889 The Brave Flag 15 min It lived through the days after the Revolutionary War the War of 1812 the Civil War the First World War and the Second World War Included in this narration is a portion of Winston Churchills famous speech after Pearl Harbor and President Ei enhowers speech on a strong and free America THE NEW ENGLAND RENAISSANCE A series of programs written and produced at Boston University for the NAEB under A Fund for Adult Education grantinaid The series is divided into two sections 1 A dramatic recreation of The New England Renaissance period using a cast and 2 The impact of The New England Renaissance thought on the activities of the Transcendentalists and on our lives today Virtually all of the sounds and music were recorded especially in the field for the program Courtesy of Iowa Tapes for Teaching shta Catalog No Title Length Part I The Transcendentalists in New England 18201860 5158 High Thoughts Simple Living 30 min A resume of the conditions under which the New England Re naissance took place background material on the Transcenden talists 5159 Build Therefore Your Own World 30 min The story of the slavery question religious and educational con flicts in the 1830s and 40s 5160 Be Ashamed to Die 30 min The activities of Amos Bronson Alcott and Horace Mann in the educational field The program features the recreation of Alcotts Temple School in Boston based on anthentic conversations 5161 Like A Little Heaven 30 min The story of the Brook Farm experiment in West Roxbury and the Fruitlands experiment in the town of Harvard Mass 5162 Within Myself An Immense Force 30 min The activities and personality of Margaret Fuller background information in regard to the Dial and Conversations of the Transcendentalists 5163 Trust Thyself 30 min Ralph Waldo Emerson his early life his educational life associ ations with friends and literary activities 5164 To Be Awake Is to Be Alive 30 min Henry David Thoreau the man the thinker the naturalist the Transcendentalist selected quotations from Walden and his other writings 5165 A Little Strangeness Between Us 30 min The story of Nathaniel Hawthorne his friends and his literary contributions Elizabeth Peabodys Bookstore and minor Tran scendentalists 5166 Explanation 30 min Transcendal Philosophy and its roots selections from works of Parker Thoreau and Emerson Prelude to Part II Influence of Transcendentalists on the life of today The Old Corner Book Store in Boston revisited 67Part II The Transcendenlalists in the Perspective of Today Catalog No 5167 Title Length Brook Farm Revisited 30 min Brook Farm as it is today Tour conducted by the Rev Harold Arnold former pastor of the church where Theodore Parker preached and an outstanding authority on Brook Farm 5168 Concord Revisited 30 min A documentary tour of Concord Massachusetts as it is today stressing the famous places known because of the Transcendental activity 5169 Family Traditions 30 min Interviews on family memories and traditions with direct de scendants of Ralph Waldo Emerson and Amos Bronson Alcott Interesting family side notes on the leaders of the Transcendental ism movement 5170 The Transcendentalists and Us 30 min A panel discussion of the Transcendentalist influence on our thinking today featuring Dr Perry Miller of Harvard generally considered the most outstanding authority on the Transcendental ists Catalog No 3425 3426 5984A 5984B 5985 5986 5987 5988 15 min from Theodore eljhsh 30 min avents of HISTORY Title Length Churchill Retirement 15 min This is a special program broadcast by CBS on the day Winston Churchill retired as Englands prime minister Heard on the tape are the BBC announcement of the retirement Churchill himself President Eisenhower and several CBS reporters jhsh Voices of the Presidents On this tape the voices of all the Presidents Roosevelt to Dwight D Eisenhower are heard Newsyear 1955 A dramatized summation of the outstanding news 1955 eljhsh Part Two of Above The Burning of Washington A dramatization of the 1814 during the War classes eljhsh The Boston Massacre A dramatization of the Boston Massacre history classes eljhsh Andrews Raid A dramatization Capt James J Franchot Tone eljhsh The Monitor and the Merrimac 30 min A dramatization of the historic battle between the first iron clads an engagement which changed the course of naval history Excellent listening for history classes eljhsh burning of 1812 of Washington Recommended 30 imi 30 min August 24 for history 30 min Recommended for 30 min of the great locomotive chase The role of Andrews a Union Army spy is played by Recommended for social science classes 685989 5990 5991 5992 1153 5102 A 5102B 5103A 5103B 508 5879 5878A 5878B John C Fremont 30 mn Born in Savannah Fremont grew up to become a Western ex plorer and a Union Army General during the Civil War This tape is a dramatization of one of Fremonts expeditions to survey a route from Missouri to the West Coast For history classes jhsh Father of American Psychiatry 30 min A dramatization of certain episodes in the life of Dr Benjamin Rush A signer of the Declaration of Independence Dr Rush cru saded to have the insane treated as patients instead of criminals Recommended for social science classes jhsh John Peter Zenger A dramatization of the famous trial of this early newspaperman eljhsh American Political and Social Customs In this discussion moderated by Clifton Fadiman folkways and mores are compared with customs parts of the world eljhsh Casey Jones Fireman An interview with Sim Webb of Memphis Tennessee Webb was Casey Jones fireman and survived the most famous train wreck in American history eljhsh Sir Winston Churchill 30 His finest hour jhsh Part Two of Above 30 Voices and Events 1954 Part One 30 National Broadcasting Company jhsh Part Two of Above 30 Bikini ABomb Witness 15 mm A Naval Officers impressions of the Bikini atomic bomb tests which were conducted in 1946 Japanese Envoy Arrival at Ie Shima 30 min A recording of a worldwide broadcast made August 19 1945 Of interest to students of history Japanese Surrender Broadcast 30 min A recording of the radio broadcast which informed the people of the United States of Japans decision to surrender In addition to radio reporters Clement Atlee prime minister of Great Britain is heard Part Two of Above 30 mm 30 min American 30 min American in other 15 min min min min min HISTORY Westinghouse Adventures in Research jhsha Catalog No Title 3120 Clintons Ditch 3121 3123 Length 15 min Story of the Erie Canal The Conestoga Wagon The wagon that helped in opening the West 3122 The Kensington Stone Does Stone prove Norse were first Whites in America The Modern Viking 15 min John Ericsen and his Civil War Ship the Monitor 15 min 15 min 6915 miii 15 min 15 min 15 min the United 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 3124 Old Ironsides 15 min Story of the Frigate Constitution in the War of 1812 3125 The President and the Plow Jeffersons valuable inventions 3127 Rails for America Story of Americas Mastery of Railroads 3128 Ship That Never Came In Fitchs attempts to build a Steamship 3129 The Ten Muskets Eli Whitney pioneer Mass Production to help saves 3130 The Time Capsule A fanciful visit 5000 years into the future 3131 Typewriter History History of the invention of the Typewriter 3132 The Unkept Secret The story of Gutenberg and his Printing Press 3133 Uncle Sams Attic The story of the Smithsonian Institute General Electric Excursions in Science jhsha 3134 Archaelogical Detective Unearthing History from ancient Indian sites 3135 Rebuilding the White House 1812 through recent rebuilding 3217 A Portrait of Lincoln Carl Sandburg and the Kostelanetz orchestra join to inspiring portrait of our Civil War President THE DISTANT LANDS One of the School of the Air series broadcast by Radio Station WYNE of the State University of Iowa Iowa City Iowa is The Distant Lands a series of historical dramas designed for use by the upper elementary grades These programs have been made available by the NAEB Tape Network and are a production of Station WNYE the New York City Board of Education Station The programs were written by Edward Stasheff Besides upper elementary grades other classes may well find these tapes valuable particularly in the social studies and in American and World History Courtesy of Iowa Tapes for Teaching eljh 15 min 15 min 15 min give an Catalog No 1278 1279 Title Length 15 min 15 min 1280 1281 1282 1283 1284 The Lure of Far Horizons Marco Polo News Paths Across A Chartless Sea Christopher Columbus The Great Pacific Vasco de Balboa 15 min White Men on the Mighty Mississippi 15 min Hernando De Soto The Mystery of the Lost Colony 15 min Raleigh and Roanoke An English Colony in the new land Mission Bells in California 15 min Father Junipero Serras Missions Trail Blazer of the Wilderness Road Daniel Boone 15 min 7015 min 1285 With a Nose for New Territory and a Tongue for Tall 15 min Tales James Bridger Great Salt Lake Yellowstone Park 1286 Law and Order in the Oregon Wilderness John McLoughlin Oregon 1287 Overland to the Great Northwest Lewis and Clark 1288 Great Salt Lake Brigham Young 1289 Man at the Roof of the World Robert Peary North Pole 1290 Race to the Frozen South Amundsen and Scott South Pole 1291 New Sky Lanes Above America Kelly and MacReady nonstop flight across North 1292 Ferdinand Magellan Around the World in a Thousand Days 1293 Henry Hudson Waterway to the North Gateway to a Nation 1294 Rene Sieur de La Salic A River Empire for the Glory of France 1295 The Pilgrims at Plymouth With Bible Musket and Plough 1296 John Sevier Nolichucky Jack Frontiersman and Statemaker 1297 George Rogers Clark Hero of the Ohio Valley 1298 Pierre Radisson Beaver FlatTailed Key to the Great Northwest 1299 Robert Gray A Yankee Captain on the Columbia Great River of 1300 Jedediah Smith Mountain Pass to the Golden Land 1301 Marcus Whiteman Wagon Wheels to Oregon 1302 John Powell Into the Grand Canyon Chasm Cut by a River 1303 John Franklin The Call of the Northern Lights 1304 Theodore Judah Veins of Steel Across a Continent 1305 Magellans of the Air American Wings Around the Globe PEOPLE OF THE SNOW HUTS Two talks by E S Carpenter professor of anthropology at the University of Toronto about the lives of a tribe of Eskimos living in Igloolik Island north of Hudson Bay in the central Canadian Arctic The Igloolik tribe are in most ways representative of the Eskimos living in the Canadian Arctic and Mr Carpenter on three separate visits lived with these northern people observing their customs in their igloos or snow houses their ways while hunting and the relationships of adults and children Produced by Canadian Broadcasting Corporation jhsha 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min America 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min the West 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min Catalog No Title 2860 A Day in the Life of the Iglooliks 2861 Growing Up in the Arctic About Eskimo children Length 15 min 15 min 71PORTRAIT OF CANADA A feature program giving an easily understood description of Canada as a parliamentary democracy and a member of the British Commonwealth with necessarily brief mention of her geography industrial growth agriculture and her people For clarity in most cases sounds rather than speech are used as illustrations The bells of the Peace Tower in Ottawa for instance serve to introduce the Capital a geiger counter punctuates Mr Frasers remarks about Canadas scientific development and a FrenchCanadian song reminds listeners of the two official languages Produced by Canadian Broadcasting Corporation jhsha Catalog No 1655 Portrait of Canada Title Length 15 min THIS IS PUERTO RICO This series was prepared about 1950 especially for school use It consists of six documentary reports designed to give an honest and dramatic picture of our island possession in the Caribbean Louis J Hazam the script writer journeyed to Puerto Rico to collect material All recordings of sound effects and the native music used were recorded on the spot by Mr Hazam Produced by Insular Government of Puerto Rico and the U S Department of the Interior Submitted by U S Office of Education Department of Health Education and Welfare eljhsh Catalog No Title Length 3372 The Contrasts 15 mjn Accents the basic contrasts of Puerto Rico the gracious Spanish population the Continentals from the States and the many others comprising the population of the Island contrasts also in transportation and in cities the old against the new are included 3373 The People 15 min After comparing its population to continental U S A this program explains their historical origins gives a demonstration of the use of their Spanish language compares picturesque Puerto Rican phrases vith typical American phrases and in general draws a picture of the people as a whole 3374 The Customs 15 min Describes the customs and manners of the people and includes authentic recordings of native Puerto Rican music the shoeshine boy in the streets the vendor in the market place the chief newscaster on the radio their favorite crooner a typical radio commercial the lottery ticket vendors Puerto Rican Christmas Carols etc 3375 The Land 15 mjn The basic problem of the Island too many people for too little land is dramatically explained in this report which shows how that one problem affects all others 3376 The Island 15 myn Introducing the listener to the geographic location of the island and to some of the surrounding historic areas 72 3377 Past Present and Future I5 min This report dramatizes the high points in the history of Puerto Rico including how it became part of us and we of it How it is governed today and of its hopes for the future Includes recorded statement by the President of the Puerto Rican Senate the Resi dent Commissioner in the Congress of the United States the Governor of Puerto Rico and by the U S Navy Commander of the Caribbean Sea Frontier TROUBADOUR OF TIME A series that intends to motivate an interest in its listeners to study past cultures Each program attempts to create the mood and feeling of a particular time and place in history Indiana School of the Sky through the cooperation of NAEB eljh Catalog No Title 1306 Gilgamish of Bablyon 1307 Sweet Singers of Israel 1308 The Song of Roland 1309 Day of the Dons 1310 Songs from the Portuguese 1311 Merry Men of Sherwood 1312 The Age of Chivalry 1313 The Bluebells of Scotland 1314 Erin Go Braugh 1315 Chants and Legends 1316 Song of the Southwest 1317 American Negro Ballads and Spirituals 1318 Canuck Songs and Stories 1319 Music from the Mountains Length 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min THEN AND NOW A series designed to illustrate that our greatest link with past cultures is not the ruins of their civilizations but rather the thoughts and accomplishments of their people Indiana School of the Sky through the cooperation with NAEB eljh Title Length 15 min 15 min Catalog No 1333 Legends of the Arctic 1334 The Land Down Under 1335 Tales and Traditions of the Eskimos 15 min JEFFERSONIAN HERITAGE 5 min Catalog No Title Length 0 5487 Danger of Freedom 30 min 5488 Democrat and the Commisar 30 min 5489 Divided We Stand 30 min iii 5490 Freedom of the Press 30 min 5491 Freeing the Land 30 min 5492 Ground of Justice 30 min 735493 Light and Liberty 30 min 5494 Living Declaration 30 min 5495 Natures Most Precious Gift 30 min 5496 Return of a Patriot 30 min 5497 Secure the Rights 30 min 5498 University of the United States 30 min 5499 What the Jeffersonian Heritage Means Today CAVALCADE OF AMERICA 30 min From the radio series of the same title Furnished by Virginia Department of Education eljhsh Catalog No Title Length 5433 Abraham Lincoln 30 min 5434 As A Man Thinketh 30 min 5435 Benedict Arnold 30 min 5436 Doctor Franklin Goes to Court 30 min 5437 Francis Scott Key 30 min 5438 Jane Adams of Hull House 30 min 5439 John Brown 30 min 5440 Mystery of the Spotted Death 30 min 5441 Nancy Hanks 30 min 5442 Oliver Wendell Holmes 30 min 5443 Our Constitution 30 min 5444 The Red Death 30 min 5445 Robert E Lee 30 min 5446 Roger Williams 30 min 5447 Sam Houston 30 min 5448 Story of John Fitch The 30 min 5449 Susan B Anthony 30 min 5450 Thomas Paine 30 min 5451 Tisquantum 30 min 5452 Undefended Border The 30 min 5453 Valley Forge 30 min 5454 Walt Whitman I Sing a New World 30 min 5455 Walter Reed 30 min 5456 Young Andy Jackson HOME ECONOMICS Westinghouse Adventures in Research 30 min Catalog Ne Title Length 3136 Food Preservation Food stored 92 years still good modern methods 15 min 3137 A Womans Place Food research in a kitchen as a Laboratory General Electric Excursions in Science 15 min 3138 Frozen Foods First necessary steps other requirements 74 15 min HOME ECONOMICS MATERIALS These materials have been largely prepared by members of the staff of the home economics department of the University of Minnesota Those materials dealing with standards for purchasing home equipment have been prepared by the National ConsumerRetailer Council Courtesy of Minnesota Department of Education sha Catalog No Title 1336 Storing Winter Clothes 1337 Materials in Cooking Utensils 1338 Opportunities in Food Work 1339 Home Economists in Business 1340 Opportunities in the Field of Nutrition 1341 Home Economists in Education 1342 Minnesota Housing Study 1343 Some Problems in Housing 1344 Sewing Nylon and Plastics 1345 Modernizing Lighting 1346 Kitchen and Dining Room Lighting 1347 Bedroom and Bathroom Lighting 1348 Freezing Summer Fruits and Fish 1349 How to Buy Bathing Suits 1350 Summer Fruits and Vegetables 1351 Buying Mens Shirts 1352 Buying Pots and Pans 1353 Key Facts to Wise Buying 1354 Buying Living Room Furniture 1355 Buying School Clothes 1356 What Happens to Your Food Dollar 1357 How to Buy Wool Piece Goods 1358 Buying Bedroom Furniture 1359 How to Buy Protein Foods 1360 Wise Use of Consumer Credit 1361 Dry Cleaning Problems 1362 How to Buy Mattresses 1363 How to Buy Womens Suits 1364 How to Buy Baked Goods 1365 Making the Most of Thanksgiving Food 1366 How to Buy Plastics 1367 Sweaters 1368 Buying Occasional Furniture 1369 How to Buy Toys 1370 Planning Food for the Holiday Season 1371 Returning that Christmas Gift 1372 How to Use White Sales 1373 How to Buy Towels 1374 How to Buy Frozen Fruits and Vegetables 1375 Evaluating New Textile Finishes 1376 How to Buy Rugs and Carpets 1377 Buying Mens Suits 1378 How to Buy Womens Hosiery 1379 Buying Fish 1380 Buying the Babys Layette Length 15 min 15 inin 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 ntin 15 min 751381 1382 1383 1384 1385 1386 1387 1388 1389 1390 1391 1392 1393 1394 1395 1396 1397 1398 1399 1400 1401 1402 1403 1404 1405 1406 1407 1408 1409 1410 1411 1412 1413 1414 1415 1416 1417 1418 1419 1420 1421 1422 1423 Buying Outdoor Furniture 15 min Buying Street Dresses 15 min School Lunches 15 min Handbags 15 min Wise Buying of Draperies 15 min Getting the Most for our Food Shopping 15 min College Clothes 15 min Shopping by Mail 15 min Wise Buying of Foundation Garments 15 min Wise Buying of Beef 15 min Buying Winter Coats 15 min Buying Boys Jackets 15 min How to Buy Pork 15 min Buying that New Range 15 min Desserts 15 mi Root Vegetables 15 min Wise Buying of Thread and Notions 15 min Buying Silverware 15 mm Electric Blankets 15 mjn Buying the Children Toys 15 min Buying Lamps 15 min Nutrition 15 min Table Linen 15 mm Wise Buying of Dinnerware 15 min Wise Buying of Silk 15 min Garment Sizes 15 min Wise Buying of Breakfast Foods 15 min Sofa Beds etc 15 min Care of Ranges 15 min The Economical Use of Ranges 15 min Dry Skim Milk 15 mn How to Use Herbs 15 min Flavoring Foods 15 min Tips on Using our Pressure Sauce Pan 15 min How to Freeze Foods Successfully 15 min High Food Costs 15 min How to Adapt Meals for Families with Children 15 min Choosing Foods for Freezing 15 min Honey 15 min Hints on Breakfasts 15 min Diets for School Children School Lunch Programs 15 min Meal Time Plans 15 min Happy Meals for a Happy Family 15 min CHILD DEVELOPMENT The following discussions which concern Child Growth and Development have been prepared under the direction of the Parent Education Department of the Institute of Child Welfare University of Minnesota with the cooperation of Station KUOM and the Minnesota Department of Education ta 76Catalog 5003 5004 5005 5006 5007 5008 5009 5010 5011 5012 5013 5014 5015 5016 No Title Length Discipline 30 min What is meant by Discipline What are some constructive ways to discipline How does discipline affect childrens behavior Emotional Stability 30 min Are emotions desirable How do emotions develop How can emotions be controlled in children In adults Problems of Adolescence 30 min What is the pattern of adolescent growth Why is emancipation necessary Can adolescents be brought to take responsibility Stories for Children 30 min What are the differences in story preferences at various age levels What are the values of story telling How can good stories be selected Examples of effective story telling are included Toys for Children 30 min What are helpful suggestions in the purchase of toys What factors in toy construction should be considered How does the development of the child affect his choice of toys How can parents select toys wisely Normal Development and Maturity 30 min What does Normal mean How can we aid children to attain maturity Heredity and Environment 30 mm How do these factors work together in human development What limits are imposed by heredity How can stimulating en vironments be set up Intelligence and Development 30 min How do children grow in intelligence What do intelligence tests mean What are the special problems of children who are below average and above average in intelligence The Fathers Role in the Family 30 min What is the fathers role How can he help his sons and daughters How can the father participate more effectively in family life Basic Habit Training 30 min How can feeding sleep and toilet training be made easier for the child and for the parents How can the child be brought to good habits Development of Responsibility 30 min What is meant by responsibility How are good work habits and effective citizenship developed in children Learning to Use Money 30 min What are the typical problems in a childs handling of money How can he be taught the value of money How is an allowance to be planned Interests and Social Development 30 min How do interests change with age How can social participation be encouraged How can leadership be developed Promoting Interest in School 30 min How can the parent help the young child to like school What problems concerning interest in school arise in older children 775017 Helping the Handicapped Child 30 min How may a handicapped childs emotional development differ from that of the typical child How can the parent be of special help What aids can be used and what is their function 5018 Delinquency and Adjustment 30 min What are signs of predelinquency What are some of the causes of deliquency How may difficulties be met How can badly ad justed children be helped 234 Understanding Mental Deficiency 15 min How can standardized tests be used What effect does inheritance have on mental deficiency How does injury or disease effect mentality 5019 Home Discipline 30 min Dr John Anderson institute of Child Welfare 235 The SelfDemand Care for Infants 15 min Discussion of the selfdemand type of care for infants 236 Allowance for Youngsters 15 min Some things to consider in deciding how much allowance to give a child What children learn from having money to spend 237 Family Recreation 15 min Some of the whys and hows of doing things together as a family group 238 Growing Up Is Serious Business 15 min Some of the ways in which adolescents and their parents can see the others point of view 239 A Place to Grow 15 min Some ways in which parents can help their children to arrive at selfdiscipline 240 Decisions on Dating 15 min Problems facing adolescents and parents 241 Age of Adventure 15 min Suggests some ways which may help parents to understand their preadolescent children 242 Your Child in the Community 15 min Discusses the difficulty that may arise when youngsters take part in so many activities that they have little time for relaxation and no time to be with their families 243 Toys Where They Belong 15 min Some things that parents can do 244 Sex Education 15 mjn About Sex Play and Masturbation 245 Sex Education 15 min Preparation for adolescence ways in which parents can help their children understand and accept the physical changes of adolescence 246 Eating Out With Children 15 min An example of a mother and her two children ordering a meal in a restaurant The second part of this talk points out why a good start was made on a pleasant meal 247 Parents Have Homework Too 15 min Some of the things that parents can do to further eood home school relationships 78248 249 250 251 252 253 254 255 256 257 258 259 260 261 262 263 264 Doctors Dentists and Children 15 min Some ways that parents can help their children accept medical treatments When Children Say No 15 min Discusses some of the reasons for negativism in youngsters and some of the ways in which parents can shorten the negative stage Children in Church 15 min Some things to think about in relation to childrens attendance at church services When Children Ask Questions 15 min Some of the things parents can do when their children bombard them with questions that need answers But Mom Youre Old Fashioned 15 min How Shall I Choose My Mate 15 min Points out through discussion of an actual case some general points to consider in choosing a mate Speaking of Bad Language 15 min Gives reasons why children and adolescents use bad language Pets in the House 15 min What kinds are suitable for different age levels and the kinds of learning which pets can bring to children Children Need Freedom of Activity 15 min How parents can provide opportunities for children to run around and work off their great quantities of energy Happy Vacation 15 min Helpful suggestions on making school vacation less hectic for mothers and more fun for the children On Being at the Top of the Class 15 min Another way of looking at competition lor school grades deemphasizing competition and stressing cooperation Its Human to Get Frightened 15 min Offers a better understanding of fear and how it affects our lives amazingly enough its something we cant live without Backsliding to Babyhood 15 min Reasons why a child may revert to doing things youd long since thought hed outgrown Helping Your Child Act His Age 15 min Stresses the fact that children must grow at their own speed and not be molded into miniature adults Some of the problems of the different stages of growth are also discussed Childrens Books 15 min Some guides for the selection of childrens books with practical howtogoaboutits to find the right book for niece nephew son or daughter Housing and Personality 15 min Discusses some of the factors of housing that have a direct bearing on wholesome personality The needs of children and older people are developed Paving the Way to the Hospital 15 min How parents can help slay the dragons of the unknown world and prepare their youngsters for the first trip to the hospital 79265 4 Quarreling Children 15 min Discusses why brothers and sisters may be expectec I to have differences of opinion and suggests ways in which quarreling can be kept to a minimum 5020 Courtship and Marriage 30 min Analysis of some of the reasons why people marry and an attempt to explain why some married people become disillu sioned about each other Suggestions to make every marriage improve through the years 266 StopLookandListen 15 min Dramatized presentation of need for safety in the family medicine chest 267 Christmas Belongs to the Child 15 min Dramatized presentation of ways of allowing children to take part in Christmas preparation 268 SocialEconomic Influences upon Childrens Learning 15 min Shows effects of different cultural levels on learning process 269 Development of Healthy Personality 15 min Starts with a newborn baby and goes through childhood in stages 270 Children Who Rebel 15 min 271 Contribution of the School to Healthy Personality 15 min 272 Differences in Family Incomes and Their Effect in Later Life 15 min 273 Cod Children and the Present World CHILD DEVELOPMENT 15 min Programs from the University of Oklahoma jhsha Catalog No Title Length 3052 Should Children Make Decisions 15 min 3053 When Is An Excuse An Alibi 15 min 3054 Do All Children Quarrel 15 min 3055 My Child Wont Help at Home 15 min 3056 Are ExtraCurricular Activities Important 15 min 3057 My Child Has Trouble at School 15 min 3058 Discipline Is a Problem 15 min 3059 What About Radio and Television 15 min 3060 Children Wont Stay Home 15 min 3061 My Parents Quarrel 15 min 3062 What Is Right and What Is Wrong 15 min 3063 Which Religion Is the Right One 15 min 3064 What Shall We Believe 15 min 3065 What Is There to Expect 15 min 3066 Is Etiquette Necessary 15 min 3067 How Can I Be Popular 15 min 3068 How Can I Overcome Being Shy 15 min 3069 Whats Wrong with Public Courting 15 min 3070 Im a Poor Conversationalist 15 min 3071 Why Are People Jealous of Me 15 min 3072 How Can I Control My Temper 15 min 3073 Whats Wrong with Clubs 15 min 3074 Why Arent Parents Consistent 15 min 80 3075 Im Treated as a Child 3076 I Dont Like School 3077 Its No Fun at Home 3078 All the Others Do It 3079 No One Listens to Us 3080 When We Have a Home of Our Own 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min MAGIC WITH MANNERS The series is designed to help young people cope successfully with problems which they meet as they begin to grow up The emphasis is upon developing a commonsense attitude of consideration for others rather than upon giving a list of rules Each manners tip is backed with reasons for its existence and is aimed at satisfying youths basic desires to make friends and to be at ease with others through knowing what to do in ordinary social situations Each program shows that like magic a few simple tips can change the attitudes of others from disapproval to approval Program content is based on material in recogn ized etiquette books for young people The programs insofar as possible make their teaching points through entertainment To make the tiein of magic with manners each program opens with a simple sleightofhand trick The programs feature reallife situations in the form of dramatic episodes Serving as narrator and sometimes taking part in the situations is the girl with the magic manner who serves as a sort of big sister Her younger brother Randy presents the magic trick helps carry the conversations and explains how the trick can be performed by the young listeners This series has been pre pared and produced by Radio House The University of Texas with programs directed by Jack D Summerfield Radio House Production Manager from scripts written by Mickie Newbill Radio House Writer Courtesy of Texas School of the Air and Tapes Catalog No Title Length 509 Small Talk Conversation 15 min 510 Letter Perfect Correspondence 15 min 512 Its a Date Dating 15 min 513 Story of a House Party Visits 15 min 515 The Sound of the Way You Look Grooming 15 min 516 The New Kind of Party Entertaining 15 min 517 Table Talk Table manners 15 min 518 Brother and Sister Trouble Ending friction at home 15 min 519 School Can Be Fun Manners at school 15 min 520 The Locked Door Manners at home 15 min 523 Flubs with Clubs Club manners 15 min 525 The Gift Came Back GiftGiving 15 min 526 The Way People See You Manners in public places 15 min 81THE CHILD BEYOND These tapes documentary in nature explore the problems of the exceptional child in our society his areas of difficulty and the avenues of adjustment open to him The series aims at orientation of the listener 1 through definition and illustration of problems involved in living and working with exceptional children both handicapped and gifted and 2 through a growing familiarity with the philosophy of the present approach to these problems The Child Beyond surveys the field of special education its techniques and its promise for the habilitation of exceptional children of school age The programs feature drama tized life experiences exceptional children and their parents special educational authorities consultants in medicine phychiatry psychology and therapy teachers of exceptional children and specialists in developing community resources This series has been prepared by RadioTelevision the University of Texas directed and produced by Jack D Summerfield with music composed and conducted by Eleanor Page technical supervision by Noyes W Willett and narration by Wil liam H Cavness Writing and research was done by Marye D Benjamin for the Durrum Twins Courtesy of Texas School of the Air and Tapes Catalog No Title 5883 The Child Out of Step Who is the exceptional child 5884 Nobody Buys a Broken Doll Impact of exceptional child on family 5885 Poor Little Boy Impact of family attitudes on exceptional child 5886 Everybody Knows My Name Social adjustment of the exceptional child 5887 Hear No Evil See No Evil Speak No Evil Seeking help for the exceptional child 5888 The Boy Who Was Cooked Too Soon The Gifted Child 5889 Tomorrow Step By Step Contributions of therapy to adjustment and development of exceptional child 5981 Lets Fill the Small Cups Too The exceptional child and the school 5982 The Hurdles Too High The emotionallydisturbed child 5983 Home Away from Home institutionalization 5998 Help Wanted Development of community resources for the exceptional child 5999 What Good Is a Building Personnel recruitment and training 6021 Neither Devilish Nor Divine The child and his goals Length 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min LEARNING TO LIVE A panel of school children with Mrs Esther Buffler as moderator discusses top ics covering precepts habits and attitudes in sound everyday living These pro grams have been prepared and presented by Radio House The University of Texas from scripts written by Mrs Marye Benjamin and Mrs Virginia Jack son and produced by Harvey Herbst and Robert Polunsky Courtesy of Texas School of the Air and Tapes eljh 82Catalog No Title 3548 What Part Do Habits Play in Our Lives 3549 How Can We Be Good Neighbors At school at home and in our community 3550 Are Good Manners Important at Home 3551 What Qualities Make a Good Friend 3552 Is Recreation Necessary for a Balanced Life 3553 Is Safety Built by Rules or by Us 3554 How Can Our Schools Teach Us Good Citizenship 3555 What Is Personality 3556 What Do Books Bring to Us 3557 Is Appearance Our Friend or Enemy 3558 Are We Responsible for Our Own Good Health 3559 How Do We Influence Other People 3560 What Can We Contribute to Our School 3561 What Do We Want To Find in Our Teachers 3562 How Do We Treat the Child Who Is Different 3563 Should We Always Do What the Gang Does Length 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min POLIO PRIMER First Award winner at the 17th American Exhibition of Educational Radio Television Programs this series of six fiveminute programs presents in drama tized form many of the basic principles of polio prevention Aimed at a general audience these programs could easily be utilized in schools and by special study groups The scripts for these programs were written by Mrs Marye Benjamin and were produced at RadioTelevision The University of Texas Note that all six programs are contained on one 30minute tape Courtesy of Texas School of the Air and Tapes Catalog No Title Length 6022 Polio Primer 30 mn Polio Primer No 1 Dont Let George Do It Polio Primer No 2 A Pair of Hands Polio Primer No 3 Neighbors Are Only People IS ANYBODY HOME Miss Ruth Huey Chief of Home and Family Life Education Service Texas Education Agency and Mrs F C McConnell State Chairman of Education for Family Living Texas Congress of Parents and Teachers and Thomas D Rishworth National Radio Chairman for the National Congress of Parents and Teachers were chief consultants in the development of the following pro grams Mrs Marye Benjamin wrote the scripts The programs were produced by Radio House of the University of Texas as a part of the Texas School of the Air under the supervision of Hugh Proctor AudioVisual Consultant Texas Education Agency sha 83The Citizen Child His Destiny A Free World Catalog No Title 1424 Growing Dp in the United States 1425 Planning Success for Our Children 1426 The Struggle for Independence 1427 The Measure of Responsibility 1428 Learning to Live with People 1429 Fear and the Future 1430 Are Fads and Frills Fundamental 1431 What Do Psychological Tests Really Tell 1432 Are Parents Necessary 1433 What About Sex Education 1434 Are Teachers Necessary 1435 Learning to Like the Best Man Against Fear 1436 The Shape of the Problem 1437 The Childs Encounter with Life 1438 How Fear Begins at Home 1439 Hostility and Guilt Companions of Fear 1440 The Conditions of Unnatural Fear 1441 Certain Crisis Points of Life 1442 The Fears That Scar Our Society 1443 When Fear Pretends to Be Strength 1444 When Fear Pretends to Be Love 1445 When Love Casts Out Fear 1446 Whom Shall I Fear 1447 Faith Against Fear Youth and Cooperative Living 1448 What a Mother Expects of Her Daughter What a Daughter Expects of Her Mother 1449 What a Father Expects of His Son What a Son Expects of His Father 1450 What a Mother Expects of Her Son What a Son Expects of His Mother 1451 What a Father Expects of His Daughter What a Daughter Expects of Her Father 1452 What a Brother Expects of His Sister What a Sister Expects of Her Brother 1453 What a Boy Expects of His Girl Friend What a Girl Expects of Her Boy Friend 1454 What a Teacher Expects of Her Student What a Student Expects of His Teacher 1455 What a Teacher Expects of Parents What Parents Expect of Teachers 1456 What an Employer Expects of Young People What Youth Expects of Their Employers 1457 What a Public Official Expects of Youth What Youth Expects of Public Officials 1458 What a Religious Leader Expects of Young People What Youth Expects of their Religious Leader 1459 What the World Expects of Youth What Youth Expects of the World Length 15 mm 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 mm 15 min 15 min 84ITS ALL IN THE FAMILY Dr James L Hymes Professor of Education George Peabody College Nash ville Tennessee is featured as the family counselor in the following series These programs were developed through the collaboration of Dr Robert L Sutherland Director of Hogg Foundation for Mental Hygiene The University of Texas The Texas Congress of Parents and Teachers and Miss Ruth Huey Chief of Home and Family Life Education Service Courtesy of Texas Educa tion Agency sha Catalog No Title 1460 Child Wanted 1461 A Rock On His Head 1462 Quit Shoving 1463 Theres A Man in Your Life 1464 Patterns Arent People 1465 If You Dont Mind 1466 Eyes Ears and Nos 1467 Spy Out the Land 1468 Two to Make Ready 1469 The Rulers and the Roost 1470 Mr Milktoast Jr 1471 Dont Boo the Villain Length 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min FAMILY LIFE Produced and submitted by Cornell University Tape Recording Center No broadcast restriction The programs collected under the title Family Life are designed for parents but many of them would be useful also for teachers especially for those doing guidance work in school Some would be helpful for classes in home economics to stimulate discussion of questions likely to arise in families Parent Teacher Association groups would find most of them useful shta Catalog No 881 882 883 884 885 Title Length Mother Where Are My Rubbers Russell Smart 15 min Mirror Blues and Old Age 15 min Peggy Brooks Assistant Professor Child Development and Fam ily Relationships Cornell University Silver Threads Among the Gold 15 min Laurine Raiber former Cayuga County Home Demonstration Agent Russell Smart The use of leisure time in old age and some preparations that can be made before the age of 65 My Darling Adopted Baby 15 min Russell Smart Associate Professor Child Development and Fam ily Relationships Deals with the problem of telling the child hes adopted Gives a real understanding of the special things adoptive parents need to think about Milk for Your Child 15 min Grace Steininger Professor Food and Nutrition Russell Smart The place of milk in childrens diets and ways to serve milk 85INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS A stimulating series of 13 halfhour dramatic programs on the history of aca demic freedom in the western world stories of the men and women who played critical roles in the continuing battle for our Freedom to Learn with a brief authoritative summary of the contribution of each This is an original radio series produced by the broadcasting service of the University of Michigan in cooperation with the NAEB shta They Fought Alone Catalog No 5171 Title Length Michael Servetus challenges the medical dogma of the 30 min church and is burned at the stake Writer R Foshko Summation Dr Albert C Furstenberg Dean of the Medical School 5172 Peter Abelard introduces the concept of the University 30 min Writer R Foshko Summation C E Odegaard Dean of the College of Literature Science and the Arts 5173 Elizabeth Blackwell the first woman doctor fights for 30 min the freedom of women to an education Writer W Cherniak Summation Dr Martha Westerberg Pro fessor of Neurology 5174 Cato the Censor highlights the freedom to study foreign 30 min ideologies Writer R Murray Summation Arthur E R Boak Professor of Ancient History 5175 Argentine teachers challenge the educational dictates of 30 min the military government Writer W Bender Summation Philip B Taylor Professor of Political Science Latin American Affairs 5176 John Scopes maintains the freedom to teach new 30 min scientific theories Writer W Wiegand Summation Claude Aggertsen Professor of Education 5177 William Tyndale is martyred for translating the Bible 30 min into English Writer E E Willis Summation Leroy Waterman Professor of Semitics Coeditor Revised Standard Version of the Bible 5178 Franklin Jameson declares teachers must have the rights 30 min of all free citizens Writer E G Burrows Summation 1 Philip Wernette Professor Business Administration 5179 Galileo fights for the freedom to announce new scientific 30 min theories Writer E E Willis Summation Palmer A Troop Professor History 5180 German rocket scientists go with the West to find the 30 min freedom to pursue knowledge for its own sake Writer R Foshko Summation Ralph A Sawyer Dean of the Horace H Rackham School of Graduate Studies 865181 Capt Richard Pratt champions the rights of a minority 30 min race to an education Writer W Cherniak Summation Robert C Angell Professor Sociology Representative to UNESCO 5182 Norwegian teachers rebel against the Nazi Laerersamband 30 min Writer S Carson Summation Preston W Slosson Professor of History 5183 Joseph Lancaster champions the rights of the poor to an 30 min education Writer W Bender Summation Claude Aggertsen Professor of Education LAND OF MAKE BELIEVE Produced and submitted by Oregon School of the Air Radio Station KOAC General Extension Division Oregon State System of Higher Education Drama tic adaptations of old favorites modern fantasies and American folk tales The selections from this series are folk tales and stories having holiday emphasis With the exception of Tom Thumb and Smokeys Inn these selections are radio adaptations of stories from sources as indicated pel Catalog No Title 1472 Halloween in Animal Town 1473 Admiral Struts Thanksgiving 1474 Thankful the Turkey Thanksgiving 1475 Why the Chimes Rang Christmas 1476 Shiny Shovel Christmas 1477 Owney and the Pooka St Patricks Day 1478 Easter Greetings 1479 Anansis Fishing Expedition West African folk tale 1480 How Old Stormalong Captured Mocha Dick American folk tale 1481 John Henry American folk tale 1482 Why Cowboys Sing in Texas Cowboy music 1483 Tom Thumb An American version 1484 Jack and the Three Sillies Narration in music 1485 Mr Possums Sick Spell 1486 Smokeys Inn Fire Prevention POETIC PATTERNS Produced and submitted by Oregon School of the Air Radio Station KOAC General Extension Division Oregon State System of Higher Education The Oregon School of the Air planned this poetry reading program especially for correlation with the high school literature curriculum Programs are presented by Sheldon Goldstein and Duane Tucker whose aim is to provide pleasant poetic experiences and oral interpretations to help in the development of ap preciation for poetry sha Catalog No Title Length 1487 What Is Poetry 15 min Ars Poetica by Archibald Macleish Tentative Definitions of Poetry by Carl Sandburg Poetry by Marianne Moore Length 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 871488 The People Sing 15 ruin Robin Hood and the Peddler Lord Randall My Billy Boy Sourwood Mountain Cowboys Gettin Up Holler Quantrell 1489 Stories in Verse 15 min 19th Century Two Red Roses Across the Moon by William Morris La Belle Dame Sans Merci by John Keats Faithless Sally Brown by Thomas Hood How They Brought the Good News from Ghent to Aix by Robert Browning 1490 More Stories in Verse 15 min 20 century Danny Deever by Rudyard Kipling Mountain Whippoorwill by Stephen Vincent Benet 1491 Historical Poems of Europe 15 min On the Late Massacre in Piedmont by Milton Incident of the French Camp by Browning Eve of Waterloo by Byron Charge of the Light Brigade by Tennyson Columbus by Joaquin Miller 1492 Historical Poems of America 15 min To the Memory by Freneau Concord Hymn by Emerson Old Ironsides by Holmes Revenge of RainintheFace by Longfellow Young Lincoln by Markham Laus Deo by Whittier 1493 Historical Poems of Modern America 15 min Justice Denied in Massachusetts by Millay Atlantic Charter 1942 by Francis Brett Young They Have Blown the Trumpet a bomb by Florence Converse 1494 We All Give Thanks 15 min Bible quotations Dueteronomy and Book of Nehemiah Irish Te Deum The HockCart by Herrick Navajo Chants Rain Chart Song of the House The Pumpkin by Whittier 1495 Words Create Atmosphere 15 min Ulalume by Poe Kubla Khan by Coleridge Weary Blues by Langston Hughes 1496 Pictures of the Imagists 15 min The Poplar by Richard Aldington Easter by F S Flint Spring Day by Amy Lowell Armies by J G Fletcher 1497 Expressions of Love 15 min Power of Love from Antigone by Sophocles two sonnets by Shakespeare Passionate Shepherd to his Love by Marlowe Loves Philosophy by Shelley two Sonnets from the Portu guese by Elizabeth Barrett Browning Somewhere I Have Never Traveled by E E Cummings 1498 Holiday Time 15 min House of Christmas by Chesterton Brotherhood by Mark ham Tuft of Flowers by Frost A Childs Prayer by Francis Thompson Laugh and Be Merry by Masefield 1499 Funny Bones 15 min Jabberwocky by Lewis Carroll Those Two Boys by Frank lin P Adams Nightmare by W S Gilbert Golly How Truth Will Out by Ogden Nash Jim by Hillaire Belloc Blind Men and the Elephant by John G Saxe1500 Dreams of a Better World 15 min The Dead Makes Rules by Mary C Davies These Things Shall Be by John A Symonds Nightpiece by John Manifold For My People by Margaret Walker Prayer by Untermeyer Locksley Hall by Tennyson 1501 Poetic Portraits 15 min Love Song of J Alfred Prufrock by Eliot 1502 Poetic Portraits 15 min A Farmer Remembers Lincoln by Witter Bynner Portrait of an Old Woman by Arthur D Ficke The Drug Clerk by Eunice Tietjens Cotton Mather and Captain Kidd by Stephen Vincent Benet Mr Floods Party by Edward Arlington Rob inson 1503 With Tongue in Cheek 15 min Deacons Masterpiece by Holmes Song from Patience by W S Gilbert Busy Day by James Laughlin Unknown Citizen by W H Auden 1504 The Face of Death 15 min War Poetry Ozymandias by Shelley War Is Kind by Crane Boots by Kipling two poems by E E Cummings Three American Women and a German Bayonet by Winfield T Scott The Man He Killed by Thomas Hardy 1505 Men and Machines 15 min The Industrial Revolution Song of the Shirt by Thomas Hood The Express by Spender Faces by Lola Ridge Out of John Browns Strong Sinews from John Browns Body by Stephen Vincent Benet 1506 Industrial America 15 min Auto Wreck by Karl Shapiro Steel by Auslander 1507 They Looked at America 15 min Years of the Modern by Whitman Selections from The People Yes by Sandburg 1508 Oriental Simplicity Poems from China and Japan 15 min 1509 West African Bible Stories 15 min From the book How God Fixed Jonah by Lorenz Graham 1510 Prose Poetry 15 min Journey to the North from Of Time and the River by Thomas Wolfe 1511 Selections from the Bible 15 min Exodus Chapter 14 Psalm 90 Ecclesiastes Chapter 1 1512 Spring in the Country 15 min Pippas Song by Browning Crocus by Kreymborg Chan son Innocent by Cummings Memory of Lake Superior by George Dillon Loveliest of Trees by Housman Lines Written in Early Spring by Wordsworth Birches by Frost 1513 Sea Fever 15 min The Ocean from Childe Harold by Byron Break Break Break by Tennyson Shenandoah sung by Leonard Warren Dover Beach by Arnold 1514 For the Wanderlust Is on Me 15 min I Want to Go Wandering by Lindsay Song of the Open Road by Whitman 891515 English Dramatic Narratives 15 min My Last Duchess by Browning Ulysses by Tennyson 1516 Early American Dramatic Narratives 15 min Maud Muller by Whittier The Last Leaf by Holmes Anna bel Lee by Poe 1517 Death of the Hired Man by Robert Frost 15 min 1518 Poetry in Drama by Shakespeare 15 min 1519 Modern Poetry in Drama 15 min Chorus from Murder in the Cathedral by Eliot selections from The Ladys Not for Burning by Fry and from Winterset by Anderson 1520 Poetry of Lord Byron 15 min 1521 Poetry of Percy Shelley 15 min 1522 Poetry of Percy Shelley 15 min 1523 Poetry of Elizabeth Browning 15 min 1524 Poetry of Robert Browning 15 min 1525 Rime of the Ancient Mariner Part 1 15 min 1526 Rime of the Ancient Mariner Part II 15 min 1527 Victorian Nonsense Poets 15 min 1528 Poetry of Lord Tennyson 15 min 1529 Selections from In Memorium POETS PLAYHOUSE 15 min The programs present in dramatic form familiar classics in the realm of ballad and narrative verse Musical background composed especially for this series received a First Award in the Eighteenth American Exhibition of Educa tional RadioTelevision Programs in competition with stations and networks across the United States and Canada The programs were directed by Harvey Herbst and scripts were written by Mrs Marye Benjamin Mrs Virginia Jackson and Bill Cavness Courtesy of Texas School of the Air and Tapes ljhsh Catalog No Title Length 6023 Sister Helen Dante Gabriel Rosetti 30 min 6024 Youth and Art Robert Browning 30 min 6025 John Gilpins Ride William Cowper 30 min 6138 The Portrait Owen Meredith 30 min 6139 Horatius at the Bridge Thomas Babington Macaulay 30 min 6140 Michael William Wordsworth 30 min 6141 Phantasmagoria Lewis Carroll 30 min 6142 Mozart and Salieri Pushkin 30 min 6143 Evangeline Henry Wadsworth Longfellow 30 min 6144 The Glove and the Lions Leigh Hunt 30 min 6145 Dis Ol Hammer Kill John Henry Folk ballad 30 min 6146 Kentucky Belle Constance Fenimore Woolson 30 min 6147 The Forsaken Merman Matthew Arnold RHYME AND REASON OVER THE COFFEE CUPS 30 min Produced and submitted by Indiana University Radio and Television Service A series of discussions of poetry and prose on a high educational plane Aimed particularly at wellread adults and those interested in a better understanding of poetry and prose shta 90 Catalog No Title 5197 Remember Me by C Rossetti 5198 Stopping by the Woods on a Snowy Evening by Frost 5199 The Soul Selects by Dickenson 5200 Epitaph on an Army of Mercenaries by Housman 5201 That Time of Year by Shakespeare 5202 The World Is Too Much with Us by Wordsworth 5203 Westminister Bridge by Wordsworth 5204 Sailing to Byzantium Part I by Yeats 5205 Sailing by Byzantium Part II by Yeats 5206 I Think Continually of Those Who Were Truly Great by Spender 5207 The Windhover by Hopkins 5208 At a Solemn Music by Milton 5209 Meeting at Night by Browning 5210 Sonnet 129 by Shakespeare 5211 Jabberwocky by Carroll 5212 I Sing of a Maiden Anon 5213 They Flee from Me by Wyatt 5214 Richard Cory by Robinson 5215 Bells for John Whitesides Daughter by Ransom 5216 Ozymandias by Shelley 5217 Ode to a Nightingale by Keats 5218 The Darkling Thrush by Hardy 5219 The Passerby by Bridges 5220 Cargoes by Masefield 5221 In My Craft or Sullen Art by Thomas 5222 Preludes I by T S Eliot 5223 Death Be Not Proud by Donne 5224 A Slumber Did My Spirit Seal by Wordsworth 5225 Dover Beach by Arnold 5226 Edward Anon Length 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 20TH CENTURY POETRY IN ENGLISH The authors of the poems in this series read their own poems The selections were made by consultants Louise Bogan Karl Shapiro Robert Lowell Leonie Adams and Elizabeth Bishop all with the advice of the Fellows of the Library of Congress in American Letters They include readings by younger poets as well as those long recognized both English and American They were origin ally recorded by The Library of Congress Recording Laboratory jhsha Catalog No Title Length 2857 Katherine Garrison Chapin 15 min Reading the following poems The Great Rose Autumn Song Provence This Lonely Light Girl in the Sun Sky Over Taos a Invocation b Dust c Morning Song Too Soon the Shadow Mark Van Doren Reading the following poems Civil War Return to Ritual The Single Hero Invincible and The Unknown Army 2858 Wystan Hugh Auden 15 min Reading the following poems Alonso to Ferdinand Musee des Beaux Arts and Refugee Blues 91 5597 5598 5599 2862 5600 5601 5602 5603 5604 Richard Eberhart Reading the following poems Now Is the Air Made of Chiming Balls Dam Neck Virginia The Fury of Aerial Bombardment The Groundhog Louis Bogan 30 min Reading the following poems The Sleeping Fury The Alchemist Henceforth from the Mind The Daemon Last Hill in a Vista The Mark Paul Engle Reading the following poems West of Midnight Pair Fisher man Ralph Waldo Emerson Conclusion of Corn Marianne Moore 30 min Reading the following poems Rigorists Spensers Ireland Selec tions from Va Britannia Allen Tate Reading the following poems Ode to the Confederate Dead Sonnets at Christmas 1934 Records 1 A Dream 3 A Vision John Gould Fletcher 30 min Reading the following poem Clipper Ships John Malcolm Brinnin Reading the following poems Second Sight Love in Particular Views of the Favorite Colleges William Carlos Williams 15 min Reading the following poems Peace on Earth Light Hearted William Spring and All By the road to the contagious hospi tal It is Living Coral Queen AnnsLace The Yachts Robert Penn Warren Reading the following poems Terror Pursuit E E Cummings 30 min Reading the following poems Plato told Him My Father Moved through Dooms of Love Robinson Jeffers Reading the following poems Oh Lovely Rock The Beaks of Eagles Ossians Grave Theodore Spencer 30 min Reading the following poems The Day Inflatable Globe A Narrative Problem of Immortality The Phoenix John Crowe Ransom Reading the following poems Bells for John Whitesides Daugh ter Janet Waking Here Lies a Lady Captain Carpenter William Meredith 30 min Reading the following poems String Quartet Carrier Battle wagon Transport Yvor Winters Reading the following poems Sir Gawaine and the Green Knight John Sutter Time and the Garden The California Oaks Randall Jarrell 30 min Reading the following poems Lady Bates Stalag Luft Karl Shapiro Reading the following poem Elegy for a Deal Soldier Herbert Read 30 min Reading the following poem A World Within a War 92Phelps Putnam Reading the following poem Ballad of a Strange Thing 5605 John Berryman 30 min Reading the following poems Winter Landscape The Ball Poem The Lightning Canto Amor Horace Gregory Reading the following poems Opera Opera Chorus for Survival Poem 14 Fortune for Mirabel 5606 Delmore Schwartz 30 min Reading the following poems The Repetitive Heart Part IX From Genesis ManicDepressive Lincoln National Hero Star light Like Intuition Pierced the Twelve Richard Blackmur Reading the following poems Three Poems for a Text Isaiah LXI 13 1 Beauty for Ashes 2 The Oil of Joy for Mourning 3 A Garment of Praise for the Spirit of Heaviness 5607 Stephen Spender 30 min Reading the following poems An Elementary School Class Room in a Slum The Landscape Near an Aerodrome The Pylons An I can never be a great man I think continually of those who were truly great A Stopwatch and an Ordnance Map Elizabeth Bishop Reading the following poems Faustina or Rock Roses Jeron imos House At the Fishhouses 5608 Theodore Roethke 30 min Reading the following poem The Lost Son Witter Bynner Reading the following poems A Thrush in the Moonlight From Against the Cold Sonnets 14 18 and 20 A Dance for Rain 5609 Robert Fitzgerald 30 min Reading the following poems De Orbe Novo Celestine Sop hocles Oedipus at Colonus from Scene VIII Messenger Scene Marya Zaturenska Reading the following poems Water and Shadow For the Sea sons Snowstorm in January After St Theresa The Castaways Falling Tears Awakening Heavens 5610 Muriel Rukeyser 30 min Reading the following poem Ajanta Howard Baker Reading the following poem Ode to the Sea 5611 Leonie Adams 30 min Reading the following poems The Runner With the Lots The Mount Grapes Making Sundown Country Summer Lullaby Janet Lewis Reading the following poems Girl Help Baby Goat A Lullaby Remembered Morning Going Home from the Party On an Old Woman Dying Country Burial Winter Garden Old Love 935612 Robert Lowell 30 min Reading the following poems Christmas Eve under Hookers Statue Death of the Sheriff Part 1 Between the Porch and the Altar 1 Mother and Son 2 Adam and Eve 3 Katherines Dream 4 At the Altar Conrad Aiken Reading the following poem Preludes for Memnon XIV XIX LXIII III and XXIX 5613 William Empson 30 min Reading the following poems To an Old Lady Just a Smack at Auden Missing Dates Bacchus Archibald Macleish Reading the following poems Epistle to be left in the Earth The Shape of Flesh and Bone from Act Five Conquistador Bernal Diaz Preface to His Book The TooLate Born Once Sang from Act Five MATHEMATICS Produced by Mathematics Department University of Oklahoma Submitted by AudioVisual Education University of Oklahoma Discussions intended to arouse interest in mathematics jhsha Catalog No Title 1530 Mathematics Our Great Heritage 1531 How Mathematics Started 1532 The Struggle for a Number System 1533 Butter and Eggs Mathematics 1534 Mathematical Pastimes 1535 Codes and Ciphers 1536 Proving the Impossible 1537 Misinterpretation of Statistical Data 1538 Quality Control 1539 Entertaining Mathematics 1540 Small Observatories 1541 New Light on an Old Problem 1542 What Should a High School Student Expect from Mathematics 1543 Mathematics and Stamp Collecting 1544 Random Walk and Gamblers Ruin 1545 Why Study Geometry Length 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min MATHEMATICS The following eleven programs were obtained from Station WBOE operated by the Cleveland Ohio public schools They deal with the subject of arithmetic for the Junior High grades Each program has eight problems that are solved by students appearing on the program and by the listening audience They cover the areas of arithmetic indicated by the title The second five programs in the series are followup programs on the first six programs covering the same sub ject matter areas and same techniques but with different problems involved This series indicates the methods of solving problems by the use of mental arithmetic This series was given outstanding recognition for its excellence at the 20th Institute for Education by Radio at Columbus Ohio in May 1950 jhsha 94Catalog Nc 1546 Addition 1547 Subtraction 1548 1549 1550 Multiplication by division Multiplication by addition Units of measure 1551 Division 1552 Addition 1553 Subtraction 1554 1555 Multiplication Division 1556 Fractions Title Length 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 30 min COMMERCIAL EDUCATION Furnished by Minnesota State Department of Education jhsh 5021 Typing Lesson SALES TRAINING ADVERTISING These programs were prepared by Maurice B Mitchell VicePresident and General Manager of the Associated Program Service Division of the Muzak Corporation While they are chiefly concerned with selling radio advertising they contain many fundamentals found in other types of selling and advertising Should be useful in guidance advertising and salesmanship classes Furnished through the courtesy of Mr Maurice B Mitchell now President of Encyclo paedia Britannica Films sha Catalog No Title 5577 Some Fundamentals for Radio Salesmen 5578 CopyMinded Selling 5579 The Department Store and Radio Advertising 5580 The Cold Call 5581 The Lost Sale 5582 Next Weeks Cancellation 5583 Merchandising Radio Advertising 5584 Radio Versus Newspaper No I 5585 Radio Versus Newspaper No II 5586 Creative Radio Selling 5587 Facing Competition from Television 5588 Using Research to Sell Radio EARLY AMERICAN DANCES As Revived By Mr and Mrs Henry Ford To authentically reproduce the dances of the 18th and 19th centuries Mr and Mrs Ford brought from all sections of the country qualified musicians and dance historians to conduct a program of research into the origins and basic forms of the music and dances that colonial America loved so well Each dance is reproduced several times on the tape for your convenience Many of these are listed below A dance manual called Good Morning containing approximately forty dances set to authentic American folkmusic together with the musical scores and diagrams illustrating the movements and explicit instructions for executing the dances the words and music of eighteen singing calls is available from Village Music Shop 722 Nightingale Dearborn Michigan for the sum of 150 postpaid peljhsha Length 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 95Early American Round Dances Catalog No Title 1320 Hungarian Varsouvienne 1321 Old Southern Schottische 1322 Heel and Toe Polka 1323 Rye Waltz 1324 Badger Gavotte 1325 Varsouvienne Waltz 1326 Blue Danube 1327 Tales from Vienna Woods 1328 Military Schottische 1329 Keynote Schottische 1330 Schottische Medley Length 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min Early American Square Dances with calls 2578 Plain Quadrille Part I 2579 Plain Quadrille Part II 2580 Standard Club Quadrille Figure 1 2581 Standard Club Quadrille Figure 2 2582 Standard Club Quadrille Figure 3 2583 Jigs and Reels 2584 Lancers Oriental Figures 1 and 2 2585 Lancers Oriental Figures 3 and 4 2586 Lancers Oriental Figure 5 2587 Captain Jenks 2588 Little Old Log Cabin In The Lane 2589 HinkyDinky Parlez Vous 2590 Life On The Ocean Wave 2591 Portland Fancy 2592 Novelty March Mixer 2593 Virginia Reel 2594 Lady Round the Lady 2595 Firemans Dance 2765 UptownDowntown 2766 Hook and A Whirl 2767 Prairie Queen 2768 Yankee Doodle Dandy 2769 Gunnings Quadrille With Grand Square 2770 Nellie Bly Early American Square Dances without calls 2771 Plain Quadrille Part I 2772 Plain Quadrille Part II 2773 Lancers Oriental Figures 1 and 2 2774 Lancers Oriental Figures 3 and 4 2775 Lancers Oriental Figure 5 2776 Black Cat Quadrille Part 1 2777 Black Cat Quadrille Part 2 2778 Hulls Victory Contredanse 2779 Lady Walpoles Reel 2780 Quadrille Medley of Hornpipes 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 962781 Newport Quadrille Grapevine Twist 2782 Ticknors Quadrille 2783 Quadrille Cub Berdans Favorite 1331 Firemans Dance 1332 Money Musk 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min THE CHOIR AND THE QUARTETTE The two tapes in this series were furnished by the courtesy of Berry College Mt Berry Georgia and were sung by the Berry College Concert Choir and Berry College Male Quartette You will notice that Tape No 3276 below contains a few selections by a group of Berry College girls known as the Ballad Girls of Berry College eljhsha Catalog No Title Length 3275 Berry College Concert Choir 15 min Directed by Maurice R King and sung by the students of Berry College Mt Berry Georgia 1 My God and I 2 Go Not Far from Me 3 Behold I Stand 4 Jesus Walked 5 Send Forth Thy Spirit Catalog No 3276 Title Length 15 min Berry College Male Quartette Sung by students of Berry College Mt Berry Georgia 1 Far Away in the South 2 This Little Light of Mine 3 Lassie O Mine 4 Sourwood Mountain 5 This tape is concluded by a selection of songs by the Ballad Girls of Berry College These ballads are familiar in the Southern Appalachians MUSIC FROM THE TELEPHONE HOUR The Telephone Hour celebrated its 16th year on radio with a special Birthday Broadcast on Monday May 16 1955 Five of the programs most popular guest artists were featured each performing selections for which they are best known Interest in the Birthday Broadcast was so great especially among the music students and teachers that special arrangements were made to preserve at least part of it through recording Therefore eight of the number on the broadcast were chosen for this special recording Recorded especially for the Associated Companies of the Bell Telephone System These recordings may not be used for radio television or any performance for profit Furnished by the courtesy of Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company jhsha 97Catalog No Title Length 30 min 3 4 5 6 7 5797 Music from the Telephone Hour 1 Caprice ViennoisKreislerDonald Voorhees and Bell Telephone Orchestra 2 Le Reve from Manon MassenetBrian Sullivan Tenor Voi la sapete from Cavalleria Rusticana Mascagni Eileen Farrell Soprano Clair de luneDebussyJose Iturbi Pianist Concerto in E Minor FinaleMendelssohnMichael Ra bin Violinist Dancing DollPoldini and La ForgeLily Pons Colora tura Soprano The Pines of the Appian Way from The Pines of RomeRespighiDonald Voorhees and the Bell Tele phone Orchestra 8 O soave fanciulla from La BohemePucciniEileen Farrell Soprano and Brian Sullivan Tenor ADVENTURES IN MUSIC Dancing with the Worlds People is the theme selected for this series by Ma thilda Heck music supervisor for the St Paul Schools It is hoped that through the medium of the dance and the dance music of the world we will approach a new understanding of all people eljh Catalog No Title Length 2810 Dancing with the Worlds Peoples A Preview 15 min 2811 African Dances 15 min 2812 Dances of the American Indian IS min 2813 South American Dances 15 min 2814 East Indian Dances 15 min 2815 Mexican Dances 15 mm 2816 Spanish Dances 15 mm 2818 Irish Dances 15 mjn 2819 Hungarian Dances 15 mm 2820 The Nutcracker Ballet 15 min 2821 Slavonic Dances 15 mjn 2822 Dances of the U S A 15 2823 Israeli Dances 15 mj 2824 Dance Tunes of Bachs Day 15 min 2825 In the Time of Minuets 15 min 2826 French Dances 15 mjn 2827 Mazurkas and Polonaises of Chopin 15 min 2828 Famous Brahms Waltzes 15 min 2829 English and Scotch Dances 15 min 2830 Dancing to Waltz Kings Music 15 min 2831 Ballets of Delibes 15 min 2832 Russian Ballets 15 mjn 2833 Ravels Dance Music 15 min 2834 The Fire Bird 15 mjnj 2835 Dance of the Hours 15 mjn 2836 Slaughter on Tenth Avenue 15 min 98ADVENTURES IN MUSIC Originally broadcast over Minnesota School of the Air Discussion of composers and performers and music techniques Aimed at elementary and junior high students but good listening for older students Purpose is to inform about men and women of music and to develop appreciation of music eljh Catalog No Title Length 1557 Fritz Kreisler 15 min Beloved Violinist and Composer Viennese Caprice Liebesfrend The Chinese Tamborine 1558 Ignace Paderewski 15 min Pianist and President Minuet in G Chopins Revolutionary Etude Chopins Nocture in E flat 1559 Jan Sibelius 15 min Finlands Favorite Son Finlandia Valse Trieste March from Karelia Suite 1560 Nicholas RimskyKorsakov 15 min Orchestral Color Golden Cockerel Scheherazade Suite The Sea Spanish Caprice Fandango of the Asturianas 1561 Ernest Bloch 15 min Herald of Hebrew Music Nigun Schelomo Concerto Grosso 1562 George Enesco 15 min Rumanian Rhapsodist Largo from Bachs Concerto for two violins Rumanian Rhapsody 1 Finale of Rhapsody 2 1563 Edward MacDowell 15 min Foremost American Composer To a Wild Rose Of a Tailor and a Bear The War Song from the Indian Suite 1564 John Philip Sousa 15 min Illustrious March King Washington Post March El Capitan Semper Fidelis Stars and Stripes Forever 1565 George Gershwin 15 min Promoter of Jazz Rhapsody in Blue Concerto in F Ah Got Plenty of Nothin 1566 Swedish Folks Songs and Dances 15 min 1567 Young Peoples Guide to the Orchestra 15 min 1568 Christmas Carols Old and New 15 min 1569 Maurice Ravel 15 min French Master of Spanish Music Spanish Rhapsody two dances Alvarado Del Gracioso Bolero 1570 Edward Elgar 15 min Master of the King MarchLand of Hope and Glory Loves Greeting played by Yehudi Menuhin Dream Children 1571 Our Symphony Orchestra 15 min Minneapolis Minn 1572 Ferde Grofe 15 min Musical Photographer On the Trail from Grand Canyon Suite Father of Waters from Mississippii Suite 1573 Anton Dvorak 15 min Bohemian Artist Humoresque First Slavonic Dance Largo from Symphony to the New World 1574 The Singing Strings 15 min Music by string instruments 991575 1576 1577 1578 1579 1580 1581 1582 1583 1584 1585 1586 1587 Granados 15 min Writer for the Dance Spanish Dance 6 Intermezzo from Goyas Opera Spanish Dance Charles Giffes 15 min Poet and Composer Concert Pianist Roman Sketches by a Lonely Forest Pathway Pleasure Dome of Kubla Khan Hector VillaBobos 15 min Brazilian Genius Bachiamas Brasialeras 1 The Song of the Oxcart Driver Eric Coates 15 min Modern English Lyricist London Again Suite By a Sleepy Lagoon Cinderella Suite Percey Grainger 15 min Folk Tune Arranger Brigg Fair Molly on the Shore Danny Boy Country Garden The Violin Solos with the Orchestra 15 min Sergi Rachmaninoff 15 min Pianist and Composer Melody in E major Humoresque Second Piano Concerto Claude Debussy 15 min French Impressionist Reflection in the Water An Evening in Granada Moonlight Bela Bartok 15 min Hungarian Composer Hungarian Folk Tunes Rumanian Folk Dances Contrast for Violin Clarinet and Piano Sergi Prokofieff 15 min Jester in Music Fiendish Suggestion Finale from the Classical Symphony Love for Free Oranges The March and the Scare crow The Deep Throated Violin Viola 15 min Manuel de Falla 15 min Spanish Rhythm Master Life is Short Wedded by Witchcraft from Ballet Pantomime The Millers Dance from Three Cornered Hat Morton Gould 15 min Color Artist in Music Yankee Doodle Minstrel Show The Ponga MINNEAPOLIS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA This is a series of Young Peoples Concerts played by the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra and furnished by the Minnesota Department of Education eljhsh Catalog No Title Length 5236A Part I Mozart Overture to the Magic Flute 30 Beethoven Symphony 7 first movement 5236B Part II Songs by Set Svanholm Strauss Till Eulenspiegel 30 5237A Part I Weber Overture to Oberon 30 Haydn Symphony 96 Minuet and Finale Falla La Vida Breve Intermezzo and Dance 5237B Part II Mozart Sinfonia Concertante Theme and 30 min Variations Villa Lobos The Little Train Wagner Ride of the Valkyries min min min 1005238A Part I Strauss Overture to Die Fledermaus 30 min Brahms Symphony 3 third movement Falla La Vide Breve Interlude and Dance Piano Sobs by Rudolf Serkin 5238B Part II Piano Solos by Rudolf Serkin 30 min Smeiana The Moldau 5239A Part I Nicolai Overture to the Merry Wives of Windsor 30 min Wagner Forest Murmurs Strauss Treasure Waltz This is actually the final number in the program 5239B Part II Britten Young Persons Guide to the Orchestra 30 min This is the second to last number on program 5240A Part I Nicolai Overture to the Merry Wives of Windsor 30 min Britten Young Persons Guide to the Orchestra 5240B Part II Smetana The Moldau 30 min Tchaikovsky Symphony 6 third movement ADVENTURES IN MUSIC This series has been planned around the birthdays of composers whose lives and works will be discussed These programs are designed to explore music as an international language capable of developing finer human relationships Mathilda Heck Music Supervisor for the St Paul Schools prepares and presents the series Courtesy of Minnesota Department of Education eljhsha Catalog No Title 1644 Stephen Foster Americas Minstrel 1645 Franz Liszt Piano Virtuoso 1646 Johann Strauss Viennas Waltz King 1648 Harry T Burleigh Arranger of Negro Spirituals 1650 Ludwig von Beethoven Great Immortal 1651 Christmas The Joyous Season of Song 1652 Wolfgang Mozart Child Genius 1653 Franz Schubert Inspired Song Writer 1654 Victor Herbert Light Opera Composer 1655 Young Peoples Symphony in Minneapolis 1656 Frederic Chopin Polish Patriot 1657 George Handel Musical Courtier 1658 Leo Delibes Master of the Ballet 1659 Bedrich Smetana Father of the Bohemian Music 1660 Samuel Barber Wizard with Strings 1661 Johann Sebastian Bach Organist Supreme 1662 Franz Josef Haydn Father of the Symphony 1663 Sergei Prokofieff Musical Jokester 1664 Felix Mendelssohn Creator of Enchanted Music 1665 Johannes Brahms Master Weaver of Musical Tapestries 1666 Sir Arthur Sullivan Englands Patter Artist 1667 Robert Schumann German Romanticist 1668 Hector Berlioz Rochiez March Romeos Reverie and Fate of Capulet to the Scaffold Length 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min March 101 Miscellaneous Musicials Catalog Nc Title 1669 On the Music Road 1670 Red Leaves 1671 Jack Frosts Visit 1672 MakeBelieve World 1673 A Goblin Party 1674 Indian Days 1675 Thanksgiving Thoughts 1676 Santa Claus Land 1677 Christmas Magic 1678 Trees and Stockings 1679 A Christmas Story 1680 Boy and Billy Goats Three 1681 A White World 1682 The Singing Snowman 1683 Four Footed Friends 1684 A day at the Zoo 1685 The Animal Farm 1686 Playmates 1687 Animals on Parade 1688 The Easter Bunny Parade 1689 Easter Time 1690 The Raindrops Patter 1691 The Orchestras Romantic Member the Cello 1692 Four Strings Together The String Quartette 1693 The Biblical String the Harp 1694 Playing Pipes the Woodwinds 1695 Playing Pipes Continued 1696 Silver Voice and Imp the Flute and Piccolo 1616 Sing and Play 1617 A County Fair 1618 The Animal Store 1619 Witches Bats and Big Black Cats 1620 Animals From Far Away 1608 Green Things Growing 1621 A Song of Thanksgiving 1622 In a Toymakers Shop 1623 Happy Santa Claus 1624 Christmas Everywhere 1625 Around the Christmas Tree 1626 Snowflakes are Falling 1627 Fun on a Snowy Day 1628 Friendly Helpers 1629 In Our Neighborhood 1630 Friends Far and Near 1631 The Cobbler and the Elves 1632 A Magic Easter Moon 1633 Easter Bells 1634 A Day at the Circus 1635 Our Friends in the Zoo 1636 The Parade 1637 Take an Umbrella 1638 The Birds Come Home Length 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 1021639 Flowers and Butterflies 1640 Lets Have a Picnic 5617 Philips Dont We All Modern Opera 1697 The Licorice Stick the Clarinet 1698 The Kings Herald the Trumpet 1699 The Hunters Horn the French Horn 1700 The Big Trumpet the Trombone 1701 The Vibrating Kettles Tympani 1702 Our Playful Pets 1703 Indian Ponies Come Galloping 1704 A Rabbit A Mouse and a Basket House 1705 Witches Pumpkins and Goblins Boo 1706 All Aboard 1707 Hi There Turkey Gobbler 1708 To Grandmothers House We Go 1709 Happy Hannukah 1710 Santas Special Delivery 1711 We Wish You A Merry Christmas 1712 The Nippy North Wind 1713 Surprise A Party 1714 TaRa Doodle Det BoomBoom 1715 Everybody Sings 1716 Here Comes the Parade 1717 Lets Go to the Circus 1718 A Very Happy Easter Egg 1719 Meet E B 1720 Bells Are Ringing 1721 Rain Drops and Rubber Boots 1722 Hi Ho Come to the Fair 1723 The Farmer in the Dell 1724 The Gingerbread Boy 1725 Song of Summertime 1726 Flying Things 15 min 15 mill 30 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min RELIGIOUS MUSIC The following programs of religious music include the pipe organ the pipe organ and choir trios and quartettes and were furnished through the courtesy of Protestant RadioTV Center 1805 Clifton Road N E Atlanta 6 Georgia peljhsha Catalog No 2943 Title Length 2944 Aids to Worship 15 min Doxology Gloria Patri Bless The Lord Lead Me Lord Al mighty Father Hear our Prayer ThreeFold Amen Dresden Amen The Lords Prayer The Lord Bless You Organ Selection Prelude and Fugue in D Minor Bach Choral Prelude Bach Aria From Tenth Concerto Handel Andante From Sonata No 6 Mendelssohn Aids to Worship 15 min Doxology O Lord Open Thou Our Eyes Thy Word Is A Lamp Gloria Our Father 2Fold Amen Hear Our Prayer Al mighty Father Lead Me Lord Benediction Bless The Lord 1032945 Hymnal No 1 15 min Ask Ye What Great Thing I Know A Charge To Keep I Have I am Thine O Lord When I Survey the Wondrous Cross Lord Speak There Is A Green Hill How Firm a Foundation Fight The Good Fight 2946 Hymnal No 2 15 min The Son of God Goes Forth to War God of Grace and God of Glory Beneath the Cross of Jesus Jesus Thy Name High Over All Jesus Shall Reign Whereer the Sun In Christ There Is No East or West Crown Him With Many Crowns All the Way My Saviour Leads Me 2947 Hymnal No 3 15 min 0 God The Rock of Ages Praise the Lord Ye Heavens Adore Him O Could I Speak the Matchless Worth Ivory Palaces The Lords Prayer Malotte God So Loved the World Stainer Seek Ye the Lord Roberts 2948 Hymn Medleys 15 min 1 Need Thee Every Hour Tis So Sweet to Trust in Jesus Living for Jesus Sweet Hour of Prayer The Lords My Shepherd What a Friend Jesus Calls Us Lord Speak to Me My Faith Looks Up My Jesus I Love Thee Come Ye Disconsolate Lead Kindly Light Hark Hark My Soul In The Hour of Trial I Need Thee Every Hour I am Praying for You This Is My Fathers World Theres a Wideness Be Still My Soul 2949 Meditation Music 15 min Abide With Me Come Ye Disconsolate Jesus Lover of My Soul Let Saints on Earth in Concert Sing Lead Kindly Light What A Friend We Have In Jesus Bread of the World Beneath The Cross of Jesus My Faith Looks Up to Thee O God Un seen Yet Ever Near The King of Love My Shepherd Is Here O Lord I See Thee Face to Face Fairest Lord Jesus And Now 0 Father Mindful of the Love 2950 Preludes 15 min Prelude and Fugue in D MinorBach Choral Prelude Bach Aria from Tenth Concerto Handel Andante from Sonata No 6 Mendelssohn Hymns separated by spiral Just As 1 am Lord Speak to Me He Leadeth Me Jesus the Very Thought of Thee O Master Let Me Walk With Thee I Need Thee Every Hour Dear Lord and Father of Mankind O for a Closer Walk With God 5150 Activity 30 min Lead On O King Eternal Onward Christian Soldiers Stand Up Stand Up for Jesus Rescue the Perishing Adoration All Hail The Power of Jesus Name Come Thou Almighty King 0 Come All Ye Faithful Majestic Sweetness Sits Enthroned 5151 Assurance 30 min He leadeth Me Blessed Assurance Ive Found A Friend What A Friend We Have In Jesus Atonement Beneath The Cross of Jesus Just As 1 Am Rock of Ages When 1 Survey 1045152 Bible 30 min I Love To Tell The Story Sing Them Over Again To Me Blest Be The Tie Where Cross The Crowded Ways Calmness Dear Lord and Father of Mankind Immortal Love Forever Full I Love Thy Kingdom Lord The Churchs One Foundation 5153 Christmas 30 min Hark The Herald Angels Sing It Came Upon The Midnight Clear O Little Town of Bethlehem Silent Night Closing Hymns God Be With You Lord Dismiss Us Rejoice Ye Pure in Heart Saviour Again To Thy Dear Name 5154 Comfort 30 min Abide With Me O God The Rock Of Ages Come Ye Discon solate Theres A Wideness in Gods Mercy Communion with Christ I am Thine O Lord I Need Thee Every Hour O Jesus I Have Promised O Master Let Me Walk With Thee 5155 Consecration Dedication 30 min My Jesus I Love Thee Take My Life And Let It Be A Mighty Fortress Is Our God Fight The Good Fight Discipleship Jesus Saviour Pilot Me Rise Up O Men Of God Christ The Lord Is Risen Today Come Ye Faithful 5156 Evening 30 min Day Is Dying In The West Now The Day Is Over Sun Of My Soul Softly Now The Light Of Day Faith Faith Of Our Fathers Jesus Lover Of My Soul My Faith Looks Up To Thee Safe In The Arms Of Jesus 5157 Forgiveness 30 min Come Thou Fount I Gave My Life For Thee Alas And Did My Saviour Bleed There Is A Fountain Filled With Blood Guidance Guide Me O Thou Great Lead Kindly Light Lord Speak To Me Saviour Like A Shepherd Lead Us 5574 Grace 30 min Amazing Grace How Sweet The Name Holy Spirit Faithful Guide Holy Spirit Truth Divine Heaven Nearer My God To Thee Theres A Land That Is Fairer Than Day Jesus Calls Us Pass Me Not O Gentle Saviour 5575 Love 30 min More Love To Thee O Love That Will Not Let Me Go Break Thou The Bread Of Life Here O My Lord I See Thee Missions Fling Out the Banner Jesus Shall Reign Holy Holy Holy When Morning Gilds The Skies 5625 Patriotic 30 min O Beautiful For Spacious Skies God Of Our Fathers O Say Can You See My Country Tis Of Thee 105Praise and Worship O Worship The King For The Beauty Of The Earth In The Hour of Trial Sweet Hour Of Prayer 5626 Revival 30 nun Near The Cross Softly And Tenderly My Hope Is Built In The Cross of Christ I Glory Thanksgiving Come Ye Thankful People Come We Gather Together Christ For The World We Sing O Zion Haste 5627 Prelude in D Major Fischer 30 min The Glory of God Marcello Sonatina Bach Adagio from Toccata in C Minor Muffat Fugue On The Kyrie Couperin Hymns separated by spiral Holy Holy Holy Come Thou Fount Still Still With Thee Softly Now The Light Of Day Day Is Dying Safety Through Another Week A Mighty Fortress Is Our God Ancient of Days 5628 Hymns 30 min Theres A Wideness For The Beauty Of The Earth Thou Didst Leave Thy Throne In The Cross Of Christ I Glory When I Survey Crown Him With Many Crowns Stand Up Stand Up for Jesus O For A Thousand Tongues All Hail The Power Breathe On Me Breath Of God Holy Ghost With Light Divine Jesus Calls Us Rock Of Ages Onward Christian Soldiers I Love Thy Kingdom Lord In Christ There Is No East Or West Where Cross the Crowded Ways RELIGIOUS MUSIC The following series of tapes furnished through the courtesy of PROTESTANT RADIO CENTER Atlanta Georgia They consist of religious hymns sung by various Choirs Trios and Quartettes selected from Atlanta Churches and will be found suitable for use wherever church or religious music is needed peljhsh Catalog No Title length 6112 Religious Music Reel 1 30 min The Lord Is My Shepherd Nearer My God To Thee Theres A Land Beyond The River Organ Interlude Nearer To The Heart Of God How Firm A Foundation All The Way My Saviour Leads Me Come Ye Disconsolate He Leadeth Me O Master Let Me Walk With Thee Our God Our Help Guide Me O Jehovah Fight The Good Fight Blessed Assur ance Beneath The Cross of Jesus Take My Life And Let It Be I Heard The Voice Of Jesus Just As I Am My Hope Is Built Hail To The Brightness Fling Out The Banner Rescue The Perishing Beautiful Garden Of Prayer In The Garden Theres A Land Beyond The River 1066113 Religious Music Reel 2 30 min How Firm A Foundation A Charge To Keep I Have I Am Praying For You Jesus The Very Thought of Thee V hat A Friend We Have in Jesus Jesus Calls Us Love Devine Lord Speak to Me Jesus Saviour Pilot Me Heralds Of Christ I Need Thee Every Hour Sun Of My Soul Jesus Thy Love Unbounded O Thou In All Thy Might Lead Kindly Lighf Near To The Heart Of God In The Hour Of Trial Come Thou Fount How Sweet The Name Of Jesus Sounds Jesus Th Very Thought Of Tree The Son Qf God Goes Forth To War On ward Christian Soldiers Are Ye Able O Jesus I Have Premised Holy Holy Holy 6114 Religious Music Reel 3 30 min He Leadeth Me Draw Thou My Soul I Heard The Vi liee Of Jesus Say Jesus Lover Of My Soul Come Ye Disconsolate Nearer My God To Thee How Firm A Foundation My Faith Looks Up To Thee Mid All the Traffic Prayer Response Brother James Air Oh Grant Us Light What A Friend We Have in Jesus Jesus Saviour Pilot Me Almighty Father Prayer Response O Love That Will Not Let Me Go O Holy Saviour All The Way My Saviour Leads Me Be Still My Soul Lord For Tomorrow Light Of Light 6115 Religious Music Reel 4 30 min Breathe On Me Breath Of God Lead Us O Father My Jesus As Thou Wilt In Heavenly Love Abiding How Firm A Foundation Spirit Of God Faint Not Or Fear The Spacious Firmament On High The Churchs One Foundation Guide Me On Thou Great Jehovah Awake To Love And Work We Plow The Fields And Scatter The Seeds This Is My Fathers World Come Ye Sinners Poor And Needy Come Thou Fount Of Every Blessing The Old Rugged Cross Come Thou Almighty King Tell Me The Stories Of Jesus Theres A Dear and Precious Book 6116 Religious Music Reel 5 30 min Children Of The Heavenly King Blow Ye The Trumpet Blow How Happy Every Child Of GTace Holy Holy Holy Hark The Voice Of Jesus Calling I Want A Principle Within O Love That Will Not Let Me Go Jesus Lover Of My Soul Work For The Night Is Coming Joy To The World Come O thou Traveler Un known How Tedious And Tasteless Christ The Lord Has Risen Today Alleluia Welcome Happy Morning All Hail The Power Of Jesus Name Hark Ten Thousand Harps and Voices Christ Arose 6117 Religious Music Reel 6 30 min Beneath The Crc Of Jesus Alas And Did My Saviour Bleed Ask Ye What Great Thing I Know Into The Woods My Master Went The Lords Prayer Above The Hills Of Time Ill Go Where You Want Me To Ride On Ride On In Majesty The The Lords Prayer Give Me Thy Heart Have Thine Own Way Fairest Ixird Jesus Ye Watchers And Ye Holy Ones Oh Love Divine Break Thou The Bread Of Life Rock Of Ages Just As I Am O Love That Will Not Let Me Go My Faith Looks Up To Thee O Could I Speak The Matchless Worth 1076118 Religious Music Reel 7 30 min I Love To Tell The Story Open My Eyes God So Loved The World How Sweet The Name Of Jesus Tis So Sweet To Trust In Jesus Softly And Tenderly Jesus Saviour Pilot Me Jesus Thy Boundless Love To Me My Hope Is Built On Nothing Less Glorious Things Of Thee Are Spoken God Of Grace And God Of Glory Joyful Joyful We Adore Thee How Firm A Foundation Must Jesus Bear The Cross Alone There Is A Gate That Stands Ajar Amazing Grace The Still Small Voice I Need Thee Every Hour Still Still With Thee I Found A Friend Blest Be The Tie That Binds 6119 Religious Music Reel 8 30 min Jesus Lover Of My Soul God Of Grace and God Of Glory I Have Heard Of a Land In Christ There Is No East Or West Oh For A Closer Walk With God O Worship The King Give To The Winds The Fears Lord For Tomorrow And Its Needs We Gather Together Dear Lord To Thee O Love That Will Not Let Me Go I Love To Tell The Story How Firm A Founda tion God will Take Care Of You Lords Prayer Walk In The Light We May Not Climb The Heavenly Sky God Of Our Fathers God Of Our Fathers Known Of Old God The Omni potent O Worship The King Be Still My Soul 6120 Religious Music Reel 9 30 min O God Our Help In Ages Past Amazing Grace Holy Spirit Faithful Guide Lords Prayer 1 Have Heard Of a Land ivory Palaces Spirit Of Christ Come Down Fairest Lord Jesus God Bless Our Native Land Dear Lord And Father Of Mankind There Is A Gate That Stands Ajar All Creatures Of Our God And King We Plow The Fields and Scatter the Seed Lords Pray er The 23rd Psalm Break Thou The Bread Of Life A Mighty Fortress Welcome Happy Morning God Himself Is With Us Lord Of All Things Oh Brother Man 6121 Religious Music Reel 10 30 min Before Jehovahs Awful Throne Once To Every Man And Nation What A Friend We Have In Jesus Not Alone For Mighty Empire Christ Of the Upward Way Lord Let Us Now Depart In Peace Take My Life And Let It Be My Faith Looks Up To Thee He leadeth Me Which Way Shall I Take King Of My Life O Love That Will Not Let Me Go Fairest Lord Jesus When All Thy Mercies Just As I Am Lead On Oh King Eternal God Of Grace Rock Of Ages 6122 Religious Music Reel 11 30 min Let All On Earth O Could 1 Speak The Matchless Worth He Leadeth Me Dear Lord and Father Of Mankind Thru Good Report Holy Holy Holy A Charge To Keep I Have Let All The World In Every Corner Sing When Morning Gilds The Sky Joyful Joyful We Adore Thee Take My Life and Let It Be May We Thy Precepts Lord Fulfil More Love To Thee Praise The Lord He Is Glorious This Is My Story This Is My Song Let All The World In Every Corner Sing What A Friend We Have In Jesus Holy Holy Holy 1086123 Religious Music Reel 12 30 min Hear Our Prayer O Lord All Creatures Of Our God And King Lord Jesus I Love Thee Oh Jesus I Have Promised Come Thou Fount Majestic Sweetness Awake My Soul Joyful Joyful We Adore Thee Be Still My Soul Oh God The Rock Of Ages I Need Thee Every Hour Spirit Of God Descend On Us My Faith Looks Up To Thee Thou Hidden Source Of Calm Re sponse O For A Thousand Tongues To Sing O Perfect Love How Firm A Foundation Unto The Hills Jesus Thou Joy Of Loving Hearts O Jesus Thou Art Standing Guide Me O Thou Great Jehovah 6124 Religious Music Reel 13 30 min Mighty God How Firm A Foundation I Am Thine O Lord If Thou But Suffer God To Guide Be Still My Soul Rejoice The Lord Is King Immortal Love Where Cross The Crowded Ways Of Life Lord Speak To Me Awake My Soul He Leadeth Me Dear Lord And Father O God Our Help In Ages Past 0 For A Closer Walk With Thee I Found A Friend My Faith Looks Up To Thee O God Of Love O King Of Peace More Love To Thee O Christ 6125 Religious Music Reel 14 30 min He Leadeth Me Praise My Soul Just As I am Dear Lord And Father Of Mankind My Faith Looks Up To Thee Fear Not 1 Am With Thee What A Friend We Have In Jesus O Worship The King Break Thou The Bread Of Life The Spacious Firmament Dear Lord and Father Of Mankind When morning Gilds The Skies Sweet Hour of Prayer Come Thou Fount Of Every Blessing What A Friend We Have In Jesus Christ The Lord Is Risen Today 6126 Religious Music Reel 15 30 min Lord Speak To Me Oh Zion Haste Jesus Shall Reign These Things Shall Be How Happy Every Child Of Grace My Faith Looks Up to Thee Love Divine Approach My Soul Oh Could I Speak The Matchless Worth Saviour Like a Shepherd Behold A Stranger O For A Thousand Tongues Take The Name Of Jesus More Love To Thee Lead Me Gently Home Praise My Soul The King Of Heaven Approach My Son Christ Whose Glory Fills The Skies Crown Him With Many Crowns Oh Lord Open Thou Our Eyes O Day Of Rest And Gladness CHIME MUSIC Miscellaneous church music played on chimes and the Vibraharp and recorded from radio station WGLS Decatur Georgia Catalog Nc i 5786 Chime Music Reel 1 5787 Chime Music Reel 2 5788 Chime Music Reel 3 5789 Chime Music Reel 4 5790 Chime Music Reel 5 5791 Chime Music Reel 6 5792 Chime Music Reel 7 5793 Chime Music Reel 8 Title Length 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 109 ORGAN MUSIC This Organ Music is played by Phil Reed on the Hammond Electric Organ and recorded from WGLS Radio Station Decatur Georgia Each reel contains light music for your listening pleasure 031310 No Title Length 5764 Organ Music Reel 1 30 min 5765 Organ Music Reel 2 30 min 5766 Organ Music Reel 3 30 min 5767 Organ Music Reel 4 30 min 5768 Organ Music Reel 5 30 min 5769 Organ Music Reel 6 30 min 5770 Organ Music Reel 7 30 min 5771 Organ Music Reel 8 30 min 5772 Organ Music Reel 9 30 min 5773 Organ Music Reel 10 30 min 5774 Organ Music Reel 11 30 min 5775 Organ Music Reel 12 30 min 5776 Organ Music Reel 13 30 min 5777 Organ Music Reel 14 30 min 5778 Organ Music Reel 15 30 min 5779 Organ Music Reel 16 30 min 5780 Organ Music Reel 17 MUSIC UNITES US IN ONE WORLD 30 min In considering the worldwide contributions of composers of different nations religions races and ideologies these programs musically explore the concept of Brotherhood This series Music Unites Us in One World is prepared and presented by Mathilda Heck Music Supervisor for the St Paul Schools Cour tesy of Minnesota Department of Education eljhsha Native Music of the New World Catalog No Title Length 1588 The M usic of the American Indian 15 min 1589 The Music of the Negro 15 min 1590 Folk Music of the Old South 15 min John Henry OSally My Dear The Swapping Song Haul Away 1591 Cowboy Songs 15 min Chisholm Trail San Antonio Rose The Last RoundUp Home On The Range The Music of the Nations Weld Us Together 1592 The English Bring Their Folk Ballads 15 min 1593 The French Give Us Songs of Adventure 15 min 1594 The Swedes Bring Gay Songs and Dances 15 min 1595 The Irish Bring Lilts and Jigs 15 min 1596 The Czechs Sing of Love of Country 15 min 1597 The Norwegians Teach Us Songs of the North 15 min 1598 The Germans Bring Waltzes and Romance 15 min 1599 Christmas Brings Us New Hope 15 min 1600 The Hungarians Bring Us Gypsy Music 15 min 1601 The Russians Bring Songs of Sorrow 15 min 110 1602 The Italians Bring Us Gayety 1603 The Mexicans Bring Us Rhythms 1604 The Spanish Bring Us the Dance 1605 The Orientals Bring Us Mysticism Religions Add The Music of Worship 1606 The Ancient Jewish Chants 1607 The Great Hymns of the World The Growth of the Democratic Ideal 1609 Beethoven Expresses Freedom Through Music 1610 Chopin Champions the Cause of Freedom 1611 Mine Eyes Have Seen the Glory 1612 Ballads for Americans 1613 The Airborne Symphony 1614 I Hear America Singing 1615 Palestine Folk Music MUSIC FROM MANY COUNTRIES In addition to music from these nations interesting facts about climate and people are included in these programs Courtesy of Michigan peljh Catalog No 3681 3682 3683 3684 3685 3686 3687 3688 3689 Title British Isles Music of the Russia Music of Scandinavia Music of Central Europe Music Spain Music of South America Music of South Africa Music of Asia Music of American Folk Music of 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min the customs University of Length 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min MUSIC IS YOURS The following 60 programs were written by the Durrum Twins and produced at Radio House The University of Texas as a part of the Texas School of the Air under the supervision of Hugh Proctor AudioVisual Consultant Texas Education Agency These programs feature Dr Archie Jones of The University of Texas and his daughter Bunny This series of music programs is intended to aid classroom teachers who handle the music instruction in their own rooms as well as to be helpful to special teachers of music Courtesy of Texas Education Agency eljh Whats This I Hear Instruments of the orchestra and the singing voice Catalog No Title Length 1727 Strings and the String Orchestra 15 min 1728 Woodwinds and the Woodwind Ensemble 15 min 1729 Brass Instruments and the Brass Choir 15 min 1730 Percussion Instruments of the Orchestra 15 min 1731 The Symphony Orchestra 15 min Ill1732 Selections from Orchestral Literature 15 min 1733 The Soprano and Alto and a Duet 15 min 1734 The Tenor and Bass and a Duet 15 min 1735 Madrigals 15 min 1736 Male Voices and Female Voices 15 min 1737 Sacred Music for the Choir 15 min 1738 Themes from Choral Literature THE ELEMENTS OF MUSIC 15 min This series of tapes will take you from primitive music through grand opera from rhythm to complicated dance steps Various elements of music and dancing are considered practically a complete music appreciation education sha peljh Catalog No Title Length 1739 Lets Look for Rhythm 15 min 1740 Rhythm Goes to the Dance 15 min 1741 Lets Meet a Melody 15 min 1742 Melody in Fancy Dress 15 min 1743 When Voices Meet 15 min 1744 The Instruments Get Together 15 min 1745 Construction Under Way 15 min 1746 Beloved Blueprint 15 min 1747 Look High and Low 15 min 1748 A Sound Idea 15 min 1749 Musics Rainbow 15 min 1750 All Together Now 15 min 1751 Folk Dances National and Regional Contemporary 15 min 1752 Primitive Dances 15 min 1753 Dances of the Suite Allemande and Courante 15 min 1754 Dances of the Suite Sarabande and Gigue 15 min 1755 Bourree and Gavotte 15 min 1756 The Minuet 15 min 1757 The Waltz 15 min 1758 Czardas Polonaise Trepak 15 min 1759 Mazurka Polka Schottische 15 min 1760 Jazz 15 min 1761 Square Dance 15 min 1762 Modern Ballroom Dancing Programmatic Music 15 min 1763 Scenes Shapes and Stories 15 min 1764 Nutcracker Suite Tschaikovsky 15 min 1765 Danse Macabre SaintSaens 15 min 1766 Imitative Music 15 min 1767 Till Eulenspiegels Merry Pranks Richard Strauss 15 min 1768 The Birds Respighi 15 min 1769 Fingals Cave The Hebrides Felix Mendelssohn 15 min 1770 Don Quixote Suite Georg Phillip Telemann 15 min 1771 The Seasons Glazunov 15 min 1772 Rodeo Copland 112 15 min 1773 1774 1775 1776 1777 1778 1779 1780 1781 1782 1783 1784 1785 1786 Graduation Ball Johann Strauss William Tell Overture Arranged by Antal Dorati Rossini About Ballet Music Partner Master or Servant Les Sylphides Petrouchka La Boutique Fantasque The Fantastic Toyshop Le Coq dOr The Golden Cockerel Appalachian Spring LOiseau de Feu The Firebird The ThreeCornered Hat Le Tricorne The Swan Lake Le Lac Des Cygnes Mother Goose Ma Mere LOye Gaite Parisienne Gaity of Paris Seventh Symphony Beethoven 15 min 15 mill 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min GRAND OPERA Selections from two operas one Italian and one American eljhsh Catalog No Title Length 5615A Pergolesi Maid as Mistress Reel 1 30 min Typical of 18th Century Italian Operas 5615B Pergolesi Maid as Mistress Reel 2 30 min Typical of 18th Century Italian Operas 5616A Weil Down in the Valley Reel 1 30 min American Folk Opera 5616B Weil Down in the Valley Reel 2 30 min American Folk Opera SPECIAL HOLIDAY PROGRAMS Includes several unusual songs presented in a framework of Christmas Tales and Legends Features the State University of Iowas Chamber Sings in several special arrangements Courtesy of Iowa Tapes for Teaching peljhsh Catalog No Title 5241A A Touch of Christmas Part 1 5241B A Touch of Christmas Part II 1787 Easter Music Length 30 min 30 min 15 min TRIO FOR CHRISTMAS Produced by Radio House University of Texas No broadcast restrictions jhsha Catalog No Title Length 5567 Stephen F Austin High School Mixed Choir 30 min Hymns anthems carols and spirituals for the Christmas season 5568 University of Texas Symphonic Band and A Capella Choir 30 min Traditional carols and folk songs climaxed with Handels Halle lujah Chorus 5569 Concordia College Choristers 30 min Anthems and less familiar carols 113 TRIO FOR EASTER Produced by Radio House University of Texas No broadcast restrictions jhshra Catalog No Title Length 5564 Concordia College Choristers 30 min Short choral numbers appropriate for the Lenten and Easter season and a group of folksongs and spirituals 5565 University Singers and Symphony Orchestra M min Soloists in four movements from Brahms German Requiem 5566 Stephen F Austin High School Mixed Choir 30 min Coronation Anthem by Handel Roy Ringwalds Song of Easter Battle Hymn of the Republic and Fairest Lord Jesus MUSIC TELLS STORIES This is one of the School of the Air series broadcast by Radio Station WSU1 of the State University of Iowa Iowa City Iowa Music Tells Stories is a series of programs about music eljh Catalog No Title Length 1788 Whats in an Orchestra 5 min 1789 Autumn the Season of Colors 5 min 1790 When Witches Ride Its Halloween 5 min 1791 The Sea and Its Moods 5 min 1792 A Trip Through England 5 min 1793 Skyscrapers Are Tall 5 min 1794 For What Are You Thankful 5 min 1795 Lets Visit France 5 min 1796 A Christmas Toyland 5 min 1797 How Old Are Christmas Carols 5 min 1798 Winter Is Cold 5 min 1799 Music From the Movies 5 min 1800 Do You Know Any Folk Songs 5 min 1801 Mountains Are Different 5 min 1802 Abraham Lincoln Was Born in February 5 min 1803 When Cowboys Sang on the Plains 5 min 1804 Colonial Times Were Musical Times Too 5 min 1805 People the World Over Dance 5 min 1806 The People Sing 5 min 1807 Indians in Music 1 5 min 1808 Spring Is Here 5 min 1809 Easter Means Different Things 5 min 1810 Each Nation Seems Different 5 min 1811 April Is the Time for Birds 5 min 1812 You Never Can Tell About the Weather 5 min 1813 May Is the Month of Flowers 5 min 1814 Soon Well Be Picnicking 5 min 1815 Story of a Soldier Stravinski Rhythm 5 min 1816 Unfinished Symphony Schubert Melody L5 min 1817 The Afternoon of a Faun Debussy Harmony 5 min 1818 Pictures at an Exhibition Moussourgsky Tone Color 5 min 1819 A Gregorian Chant Monophonic Texture L5 min 1820 A Composition by Caccini Homophonic Texture 15 min 114 1821 Ich Ruf Zu Dir Herr Jesu Christ Bach Polyphonic Texture 1822 The Little Fly and Twins Couperin 1823 Le Tombeau de Couperin M Ravel 1824 Scenes from Childhood Schumann 1825 The Coronation of Poppea Monteverdi 1826 Fourth Symphony Brahms 1827 Etudes Symphoniques Schumann 1828 A Fugue by J S Bach 1829 First Movement of Beethovens Fifth Symphony 1830 Second Movement of Beethovens Fifth Symphony 1831 Third and Fourth Movements of Beethovens Fifth Symphony 1832 Moonlight Sonata Beethoven 1833 Goldilocks and the Three Bears Eric Coates Note The following six tapes explain the different instruments of 1834 The String Section 1835 Violin 1836 Viola and Cello 1837 The Brass Instruments 1838 The Percussion Section 1839 The Piano 1840 Finale 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min an orchestra 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min MAKING FRIENDS WITH MUSIC This series will help develop music appreciation in grades 4 through 6 These tapes were prepared and conducted by Jean Athay instructor in music The Toledo Museum of Art and made available by the NAEB Courtesy of Iowa Tapes for Teaching el Series I Catalog No Title 1841 Old Friends Dressed Up 1842 Music of Italy 1843 Musical Clocks 1844 Halloween Music 1845 Old Friends Return 1846 Music of the Sea 1847 Indian Music 1848 A Thanksgiving Program 1849 Colorful Dances of Europe 1850 Do You Remember 1851 Music for Christmas 1852 Musical Fairy Tales 1853 Beethoven A Musical Giant 1854 Twentieth Century Composers 1855 Way Down South 1856 Music of the Negro 11 1857 Dvorak A Bohemian Composer ill 1858 Gypsy Songs and Dances 1859 A Return Visit Length 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 1151860 Music of England and Scotland 15 min 1861 Music of Ireland 15 min 1862 Contrasts in Marches 15 min 1863 Tall Tales 15 min 1864 Encore 15 min 1865 Schubert Master of Melody 15 min 1866 Carmen Music of Spain 15 min 1867 A Visit to Latin America 15 min 1868 A Day in the Country 15 min 1869 Great Rivers in Music 15 min 1870 Opera and Spanish 15 min 1871 Review of Most Popular Requests Series II 15 min 2951 A Few Old Friends 15 min 2952 Musical Pictures 15 min 2953 Dressing Up a Tune 15 min 2954 A Halloween Program 15 min 2955 Our First Review 15 min 2956 Dances of Long Ago 15 min 2957 Music for Cinderella 15 min 2958 Music for Thanksgiving 15 min 2959 Looking Back Review 15 min 2960 A Musical Toyshop 15 min 2961 Christmas Songs of Other Lands 15 min 2962 Dancing Strings 15 min 2963 Masters of Old Vienna 15 min 2964 Musical Fun 15 min 2965 Do You Remember Review 15 min 2966 Mississippi In Music 15 min 2967 Songs of America 15 min 2968 Dances of Other Lands 15 min 2969 A Return Visit Review 15 min 2970 An Opera of Bohemia 15 min 2971 Music for Old Legends 15 min 2972 A Visit to Ireland 15 min 2973 Franz Joseph Haydn 15 min 2974 Old Friends Once More Review 15 min 2975 Two Keyboard Masters 15 min 2976 Music of Norway 15 min 2977 A Visit To Spain 15 min 2978 Different Marches 15 min 2979 Our Last Review 15 min 2980 Your Own Program 15 min 2981 Your Own Program A MUSICAL PANORAMA 15 min Programs featuring enjoyable music for childrens listening Courtesy of Uni versity of Michigan eljh Catalog No Title Length 3690 Dances 15 min 3691 Hansel and Gretel 116 15 min 3692 Kinds of Music 3693 Supernatural Beings 3694 Musical Toys 3695 Music and Story I 3696 Music and Story II 3697 Music and Story III 3698 Music and Story IV 3699 Music and Story V 3700 Music and Story VI 3701 Nature 3702 Playtime 3703 People LETS SING 15 mill 15 min 15 mill 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min Simple rote songs and rhythms about people seasons and animals make up this series with an invitation for the children in the classroom to join in the songs and games Many of the programs have been closely coordinated with the units in Old Tales and New so that teachers using both series can better integrate the broadcasts in their classroom work This series is written by Patricia Ann Buck and produced by Marylou Reed administrative fellow in radio under the supervision of Mathilda Heck music supervisor of the St Paul Public Schools p Catalog No 2784 2785 2786 2787 2788 2789 2790 2791 2792 2793 2794 2795 2796 2797 2798 2799 2800 2801 2802 2803 2804 2805 People We Like To Know Title Busy People To Market To Market Many Hands Make Light Work Follow the Leader Review Whos Afraid HiYaHo Special Days The First Thanksgiving Day Lets Give Thanks Review Eight Little Candles Santas on His Way The Friendly Beasts Wintertime Friends and Fun in the Snow A Flock of Feathery Friends Hide and Seek The Snowman Who Disappeared White Snow Bright Snow Review Be My Valentine The Unhappy Echo StoryBook Friends and Things That Grow Fun at the Farm Oats Peas Beans and Barley Grow The Carrot Seed Review A Very Important Easter Egg Singing Bells Length 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 mm 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 1172806 Peter Rabbit Review 15 min 2807 FiddleDeeDee 15 min 2808 PitterPatter 15 min 2809 The Three Billy Goats Gruff 15 min EACH IN ITS OWN VOICE Produced and submitted by Indiana University Radio and Television Service The central theme of this series is the symphony orchestra The individual pro grams however deal with individual instruments of the orchestra The primary purpose of the series is to develop the listeners appreciation of instrumental music A secondary purpose is by indirection to encourage the listener to go on with his musical studies or to begin if he can jhsh Catalog No Title Length 1872 The Symphony Orchestra 15 min 1873 The Volin II 15 min 1874 The Viola 15 min 1875 The Cello 15 min 1876 The Double Bass 15 min 1877 The String Quartette 15 min 1878 The Flute 15 min 1879 The Oboe 15 min 1880 The English Horn 15 min 1881 The Clarinet 15 min 1882 The Bassoon 15 min 1883 The Saxophone 15 min 1884 Woodwind Ensemble 15 min 1885 The French Horn 15 min 1886 The Trumpet 15 min 1887 The Trombone 15 min 1888 The Tuba 15 min 1889 The Brass Choir 15 min 1890 The Piano 15 min 1891 The Drums 15 min 1892 Percussion 15 min 1893 The Harp 15 min 1894 Chamber Music 15 min 1895 The Symphony Orchestra 15 min THE VOICES OF THE ORCHESTRA Programs which introduce the instruments of the orchestra Symphony per formers demonstrate the instruments and their place in the orchestra is discussed Listeners will be asked to identify the sound of voice of each instrument Courtesy of University of Michigan peljhsh Catalog No Title Length 3704 Flute and Piccolo 15 min 3705 Oboe and English Horn 15 min 3706 Clarinet and Bass Clarinet 15 min 3707 Bassoon and Contra Bassoon 15 min 118 3708 French Horn 3709 Trumpet 3710 Trombone 3711 Tuba 3712 Percussion Instrument 3666 Violin 3668 Viola 3669 Cello 3670 String Bass 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min FORM AND MOODS IN MUSIC Music employed is by Bach Britten Scarlatti Tartini Brahms Berlioz De bussy etc The lessons deal first with form in music and later with moods in music Pupils are asked to participate by occasionally singing and by keep ing notebooks etc Courtesy of University of Michigan el Catalog No Title Length 3664 Form In Music Echoes Rounds 15 min 3665A Form In Music Fugue 15 min 3665B Form In Music Fugue Cont 15 min 3667A Form In Music Theme and Variations 15 min 3667B Form In Music Theme and Variations Cont 15 min 3667C Form In Music Theme and Variations Cont 15 min 3667D Form In Music Theme and Variations Cont 15 min 3671 Moods In Music How Music Makes Us Feel 15 min 3672 Moods In Music Happy Music and Sad Music 15 min 3673 Moods In Music How We React to Music 15 min 3674 Moods In Music How We React to Music 15 min 3675 Moods In Music Music Describing Weather 15 min 3676 Moods In Music Music Suggesting Bodies of Water 15 min 3677 Moods In Music Festivals In Music 15 min 3678 Moods In Music Musical Animals 15 min 3679 Form and Moods In Music Review 15 min 3680 Form and Moods In Music Quiz 15 min SOUNDS IN YOUR EARS This is a complete survey of all musical instruments Interesting facts about the history and development of musical instruments both ancient and modern precede the actual sound of the instruments More than 80 different musical instruments are heard in the series from the ancient Javanese gamelan to the modern magnetic tape recorder and including of course the instruments in the symphony the concert band and the popular dance band Courtesy of University of Michigan jhsh Catalog No Title 6231 Plucked Stringed Instruments 6232 Bowed Stringed Instruments and Zithers 6233 Instruments Using a Bellows 6234 Woodwind Instruments 6235 Brass Instruments Length 30 min 30 min 30 min min min 30 30 1196236 Percussion Instruments 6185 Percussion Mechanical 30 inin 30 min MUSICAL TREASURES Produced by WBUR Boston University Radio Submitted by Massachusetts Department of Education The general purpose of this series is to develop a capacity to listen properly to music Each program features a wide variety of recorded music ranging from popular tunes of today to the great masterworks Short introductions explain certain aspects of the music as program titles imply and guide the listener towards a better understanding of music and greater appreciation el Catalog No 5302 5303 5304 5305 Melody Rhythm Harmony Mood 5306 Tone Color 5307 5308 The Symphony Ballet Music 5309 Instruments of the Orchestra 5310 5311 Strings Woodwinds 5312 The Brasses 5313 Musical Americana 5314 Overture Title Length 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min AMERICAS COMPOSERS These programs will contain brief commentaries by composers whose works are being performed or by other persons prominent in the field of American music These programs are available through the cooperation of NBC Eastman School of Music of the University of Rochester and the ASCAP Prepared for use with general audiences Courtesy of Iowa Tapes for Teaching shta Catalog No 5255 Title Length Overture to School for Scandal Samuel Barber 30 min Tone Poem Ophelia Edward MacDowell Dedication and Dance of the Live Flowers from the Suite Through the Looking Glass Deems Taylor 5256 Concerto Grosso Ernest Bloch 30 min Arioso Louis Mennini American Suite Charles Wakefield Cadman Fantasy Variation on a Theme of Youth Howard Hanson 5257 Overture to The Tempest David Diamond 30 min Sea Drift John Alden Carpenter A Set of Four Suite of Ironies Leo Sowerby 5258 George Washington Bridge William Schuman 30 min Ballad Morton Gould Divertiments Vincent Persichetti Corcoran Cadets John Philip Sousa 120ililh 5259 Overture Chanticleer Daniel Gregory Mason 30 min Stevensonian Suite No 2 Pirate Story Edward Burlingame Hill Folk Overture Peter Mennin 5260 Prelude and Allegro Walter Pirton 30 min Quiet City Aaron Copland Concertina for Flute and Strings Norman Dell Jois 5261 Youth Triumphant Henry Hadley 30 min A Solemn Music Virgil Thomson Suite of Old American Dances Robert Russell Bennett Symphony for Band Finale Roy Harris 5262 Darker America William Grant Still 30 min Miniatures Paul White The Winters Passed Wayne Barlow Village Music Douglas Moore 5263 God and the Senior Commandants Finale 30 min William Bergsma The White Peacock Charles T Griffes Night Piece Frederick Jacobi Suite of Five Fairy Tales from Once Upon a Time Bernard Rogers 5264 Natchez on the Hill John Powell 30 min Symphony No 3 Largo Charles Iver Horizons Arthur Shepherd Symphony No 2 Finale Randall Thompson 5265 Suite from the Betrothal Eric DeLamarter 30 min Symphony of the City Speed Carl Eppert Excerpts from the ballet Sebastian Gian Carlo Menotti 5266 Dance from the Orchestral Suite The Black Masker 30 min Roger Sessions San Juan Capistrano Harl McDonald Excerpts from Symphonic Picture Porgy and Bess Gershwin and Bennett Ml FINGERPRINTS IN MUSIC Programs designed to bring the average listener an understanding and apprecia tion of the works of thirteen great composers Each program is devoted to one composer whose individual style is discussed by members of the University of Michigan School of Music faculty The particular way in which the com poser has manipulated tones rhythms harmony and orchestration in other words the identifiable fingerprints he has left on his musical scores are pointed out and illustrated by musical examples Courtesy of University of Michigan jhsh Catalog No 6218 Haydn Franz Joseph 6219 Bach Johann Sebastian 6220 Mozart Wolfgang Amadeus 6221 Beethoven Ludwig Van 6222 Schubert Franz 6223 Schumann Robert 6224 Brahms Johannes 6225 Tschaikowsky Peter Ilytch Title Length 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 1216226 Debussy Claude 6227 Strauss Richard 6228 Stravinsky Igor 6229 Williams Ralph Vaughan 6230 Bartok Bela 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min NATIONAL FOLK SONGS The following nine programs were broadcast over radio Station KUOM Univer sity of Minnesota by students of the nationality groups The commentary is good for stressing the importance of folk music as a reflection of the culture geography and national characteristics of a country and people eljhsha Catalog No 5227 5228 5229 5230 5231 5232 5233 5234 5235 Title Northern German Folk Songs Southern German Folk Songs Austrian Folk Songs Norwegian Folk Songs Swedish Folk Songs Czechoslovakian Folk Songs Jewish Folk Songs Chinese Folk Songs Finnish Folk Songs Length 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min FOLKSONGS AND FOOTNOTES A very unusal performance of little known folk music produced and narrated by Lou Louis Ford former WBUR program director These tapes are designed for use before general audiences This series of tape recordings has been made available by the NAEB Tape Network from Station WBUR Courtesy of Iowa Tapes for Teaching peljhshta Catalog No 5242 5243 Title Length 5244 5245 5246 5247 5248 5249 5250 5251 5252 5253 5254 An Introduction to the Varieties of Folksongs Folksongs About a Universal Subject Love Marriage and Courting Folksongs Dealing with Military Men and Matters Folksongs Dealing with Special Events Persons and Places in History Folk Dances of the World Folksongs Dealing with Prayer and Religion Worksongs of the World Childrens Game Songs and Lullabies A Visit to the Home of Boston Folksinger Shep Ginandes Sound and Rhythm Around the World The Basso Folksinger A Rare Occurrence The Refugees Sing Folksongs Recorded in Displaced Persons Camps in Europe in 1949 A Review of Favorite Folksongs of the English Speaking World 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 1225101A 5101B Spanish and Mexican Folk Songs Part I 30 min This tape was recorded at Agnes Scott College Atlanta and features the singing of La Senora Maria Ortega a teacher from Mexico City La Senora Ortega is a delightful person and is noted for her expression and clarity Part Two of Above 30 min MAKING FRIENDS WITH MUSIC SERIES Oklahoma School of the Air jh Catalog No 3154 Title Length Ballet Music 15 min Billy the Kid with Old Cowboy Songs Get Along Little Dogies The Dying Cowboy The Old Chisholm Trail and Old Paint 3155 Ballet Music 15 min Petrouchka the story of the love of a puppet for a young lady puppet 3156 Folk Songs Appalachian Spring 15 min About early American Life in the Appalachians 3157 Folk Songs English Songs 15 min Songs of England and Scotland Part I 3158 Folk Songs English Songs 15 min Continuation of English Songs Part II 3159 Folk Songs Ives Second Sonata 15 min Violin and piano snatches of folk tunes 3160 Folk Songs Mahlers First Symphony 15 min Are You Sleeping put into a Minor Key and Incorporated in Symphony No 1 as a Funeral March 3161 Folk Songs When Johnny Comes Marching Home 15 min A still enjoyed Civil War Song FOLK SONGS FROM NEWFOUNDLAND Kenneth Peacock a musicologist and folksong enthusiast introduces some folk songs of Newfoundland Canadas newest province which includes the coastal region of Labrador as well as the island of Newfoundland at the mouth of the St Lawrence River Newfoundland was settled very early in the history of North America Until its confederation with Canada in 1949 it remained a British colony Its inhabitants are mainly of Irish and British stock Produced by Canadian Broadcasting Corporation Available for broadcast prior to February 1957 with consent of Canadian Broadcasting Corporation Interna tional Service P O Box 6000 Montreal P O Canada Programmed with local opener and closer sha 5748 Folk Songs from Newfoundland 30 min THE SINGIN MAN Produced and submitted by Radio House University of Texas Borrowing its title from the name given by Texas and Southwestern pioneer folk to their traveling troubadours this series is devoted to ballads and folk songs from many countries Sung by a collector of folk music to guitar accompaniment the songs and ballads featured are from authentic folk sources Thru narration colloquial in tone and semidramatization of brief episodes the color and back ground of the ballads and songs are presented jhsha 123Catalog No Title 1896 Jack o Diamonds Rye Whiskey Santa Fe Trail Old Joe Clark 1897 The Erie Canal The Wide Missouri Marching to Pretoria 1898 Sweet Betsy from Pike Out in the Wide World Kitty Aint aGonna Be Treated ThisaWay 1899 De Ballit of de Boll Weevil The Stellenbosch Boys La Borrachita 1900 Barbara Allen Here Am I Serian Los Dos Little Liza Jane 1901 Lane Country Bury Me Not on the Lone Prairie When the Sun Goes Down Old Dan Tucker 1902 Billy Boy Jesse James Bound for the Rio Grande SkiptomahLou 1903 Froggy Went ACourtin Turkey Reveille Fox on the TownO Sourwood Mountain 1904 Henry Martins Sarie Marais Vuela Vuela Palomita CottonEyed Joe 1905 Lord Randall The Buffalo Skinners Barberville Jail Go Tell Aunt Rhody 1906 Little Joe the Wrangler I Ride an Old Paint The Roving Gambler The Crawdad Song 1907 Nightherding Song Sam Bass Streets of Laredo The Old Chisholm Trail 1908 I Know Where I am Going Gypsy Davy The Wayfaring Stranger Marching to Pretoria Length 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min AMERICAN FOLKWAYS The programs are partly made up of records of folksongs the remainder sung by Bruce Buckley All material is authentic and is prepared from the files of the Archive of Ohio Folklore Miami University These programs were originally prepared for Station WMUB Oxford Ohio for general audiences Courtesy of Iowa Tapes for Teaching shta Catalog No Title Length 5267 Types of American Folksongs 30 min 5268 Ballads Old and New 30 min 5269 Folkmusic of Protest the Negro and the KKK 30 min 5270 Songs of the Least Un 30 min 5271 Lovers Lament 30 min 5272 Singin and Workin 30 min 5273 Songs of Many Wars 30 min 5274 Songs of the Ozarks 30 min 5275 Songs of the Appalachians 30 min 5276 Carols and Spirituals 30 min 5277 The Blues 30 min 5278 Traditional Negro Jazz Modern Folklore 30 min 5279 Singin Gatherin 30 min UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS BAND Produced and submitted by University of Illinois AudioVisual Service A series of selections from the repertoire of the University of Illinois Band eljhsha 124 Catalog 1 5315 5316 lit 11 5317 lil 5318 111 mil 5319 ni 5320 5321 5322 5323 5324 5325 5326 5327 5328 5329 No Title George Washington Bridge Schumann Waltzes from Der Rosenkavalier Strauss The King and I Selections Rogers The Shawl Dance Skinner Dance of the Seven Veils Strauss Divertiments Persichetti Festival Drews Invocation of Alberick Wagner Les Preludes Liszt Tannhauser Overture Wagner Auto Accident Davidson Scherzo Symphony No 1 Kalinnikov Newsreel Suite Schumann Polka and Fugue from Schwanda Weinberger Suite of Old American Dances R R Bennett Concert in the Park Sharman Portrait of a Frontier Town Gillis Zanoni Creston Two Songs from Porgy and Bess Gershwin Ave Maria Schubert Sea Pieces MacDowell Psyche and Eros Franck Marche Militaire Francaise SaintSaens Prelude Chorale and Fugue Bach Overture in F Mehul Polanaise Beethoven Ecossaise Beethoven Tap Roots Skinner Masquerade Suite Kachiturian Lincoln Portrait Copland Andante Ingalls Entry of the Gods into Valhalla Wagner America Goldman Happy Go Lucky Goldman Chimes of Liberty Goldman Anniversary Goldman Illinois Goldman On the Wall Goldman Illinois Loyalty Guild Three in One Crusade for Freedom Richards Gridiron Club Sousa Stars and Stripes Forever Sousa George Washington BiCentennial Sousa Serenata Anderson Belle of the Ball Sleigh Ride and Horse and Buggy Lilt of the Latin D Bennet Rhumba Symphony No 2 McDonald Brunnhildes Awakening Wagner Die Miestersinger Overture Wagner Symphony in B Flat Fauchet Egmont Overture Beethoven Variations on a Theme by Haydn Brahms Music for a Festival Jacob 125 Length 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min Anderson 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min GREAT COMPOSERS OE FRANCE The stories of great French composers lives told by narration dramatic scenes and interludes of the composers music Furnished by the University of Iowa jhsh Catalog No Title Length 5064A Guillaume de Machaut 13001377 30 min 5064B Guillaume de Machaut 13001377 30 mill 5065A JeanBaptiste Lully 16321687 30 min 5065B JeanBaptiste Lully 16321687 30 min 5066A MarcAntoine Charpentier 16341704 30 min 5066B MarcAntoine Charpentier 16341704 30 min 5067A Francois Couperin 16881733 30 min 5067B Francois Couperin 16881733 30 min 5068A JeanPhilippe Rameau 16831764 30 min 5068B JeanPhilippe Rameau 16831764 30 min 5069A FrancoisAdrien Boieldieu 17751834 30 min 5069B FrancoisAdrien Boieldieu 17751834 30 min 5070A Hector Berlioz 18031869 30 min 5070B Hector Berlioz 18031869 30 min 5071A Cesar Franck 18221890 30 min 5071B Cesar Franck 18221890 30 min 5072A Georges Bizet 18381875 30 min 5072B Georges Bizet 18381875 30 min 5073A Jules Massenet 18421912 30 min 5073B Jules Massenet 18421912 30 min 5074A Gabriel Faure 18451924 30 min 5074B Gabriel Faure 18451924 30 min 5075A Claude Debussy 18621918 30 min 5075B Claude Debussy 18621918 30 min 5076A Maurice Ravel 18751937 30 min 5076B Maurice Ravel 18751937 WORDS WITH MUSIC 30 min A series of programs which gives a descriptive biography of the poets named that relates his work to the times in which he lived These programs are recited by Paul Mathews and originated over Station KUOM shta Catalog No Title Length 5045 The Poetry of William Shakespeare 30 min 5046 The Poetry of William Wordsworth and his Friend Samuel Taylor Coleridge 30 min 5047 The Poetry of Francis Thompson 30 min 5048 Poems by Shelley and Keats 30 min 5049 The Works of Oscar Wilde and Charlotte Meaux 30 min 5050 The Poetic prose of Thomas Wolfe Narrated by Otto Carl Storr 30 min The following dramatic productions were adapted and performed for radi o by the University of Minnesota Radio Guild members shta 5051A He who gets Slapped 30 min Leonid Andreyev Russian melodrama showing a gay swift moving life of a circus 5051B Part 2 of above 126 30 min 5052A The Cherry Orchard 30 min Anton Chekhov Picture of the passing old order of Russian Aristocracy 5052B Part 2 of above 30 min 5053A Camile 30 min Alexandre Dumas The Story of Marguerite Geutier clever fashionable and sophisticated Parisian society but has never known real love 5053B Part 2 of above 30 min 5054A The Dream Play 30 min August Strindberg An imaginative romance expressing the authors conception of life as a waking dream 5054B Part 2 of above 30 min 5055A Othello 30 min William Shakespeare One of the four great tragedies written in Shakespeares period of despair 5055B Part 2 of above 30 min MUSICA MAESTRO For elementary secondary or advanced level Tapes designed to teach students how to sing SpanishAmerican songs in the original language The Spanish pro nunciation is given first in easy stages with the translation and a musical back ground The songs are then sung by native voices Prepared by Associate Pro fessor James A Cuneo University of Minnesota and Assistant Professor Her bert Willging St Thomas College with the assistance of Mrs Edmond William son Miss Consuelo Besares Emileo Rothschuh jhsh Catalog No 940 941 942 943 944 945 946 947 948 949 950 951 952 953 954 Title ClapHands Song Alia En El Rancho Grande Chiapanecas La Cucaracha Cuatro Milpas Ay Ay Ay Cielito Lindo La Golondrina Cancion Mixteca Aquellos ojos verdes Ay Jalisco Las Altenitas Adios Muchachos La Paloma Amapola Adios Mi Chaparrita A Media Luz tango El Manicero the peanut vendor La Cumparsita tango Length 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min FOREIGN LANGUAGE SERIES SPANISH Produced by Foreign Language Department and AudioVisual Center Univer sity of Connecticut Submitted by AudioVisual Center University of Connecti cut jhsh 127Catalog No 956 Title Length 957 958 Spanish Folk Songs 15 mjn Professor Croteau with students gives instruction in the pronunci ation of the words in the following songs Frey Felipe La Cucaracha and Carmela Listeners are invited to pronounce the words and sing the songs Spanish Fiesta of Poetry and Song 15 min Professor Croteau with students gives instruction in the pronun ciation and interpretation of the following poems Por que Llores El Arpa and Las Golondrinas The tape closes with the singing of Cielito Lindo Listeners are invited to read the lines of the first two poems and sing the song Spanish Songs 15 Professor Croteau with students gives instruction in the pronun ciation of the words in the following Spanish songs Tarde de Mayo Ay Ay Ay and La Paloma Listeners are invited to participate in repeating the lines and in singing the songs FOREST FIRE PREVENTION SERIES Listed below are programs sponsored by the Forest Service of the U S Depart ment of Agriculture featuring JELLY ELLIOTT AND THE THREE KNOT HEADS Jelly Elliott and the Three Knotheads are a nationally known hillbilly band consisting of Louis Mellett guitar Jack Youngblood fiddle Her man Populus steel and Jelly Elliott bull fiddle and narrator These tapes are aimed at rural audiences and are intended to help reduce the number of man made forest fires Courtesy of the U S Forest Service peljhsh Catalog No 1909 Title Length 15 min 1910 15 min and Wednesday 1911 Bullets Crates and Rifle Butts Music CottonEye Joe Afraid Steelin the Blues Thought for the Day For their bullets supply crates and rifle butts Our men depend on the woods So be careful with fire whenever youre out Youll be helpin deliver the goods Visiting With Jelly Music Deep Water Railroading Fox Chase Night Waltz Thought for the Day Now that you know first hand how my own place looks Im hopin youll understand Why I keep hammerin at wild wood fires Theyre bad for any mans land You Cant Win With Wildfire 15 min Music Ida Red How Can 1 Be Sure Steel Guitar Ras Thought for the Day Im tellin you what I know believe it or not You can call me friend or liar But its just as true as Im standin here That you cant ever win with wildfire 1281912 Wildfire And Timber Dont Mix 15 min Music Old Joe Clark Where Is Your Heart Tonight Texas Playboy Rag Thought for the Day Its a good idea when youre burnin for grass That the land you burn is your own Because your fire and someone elses timber dont mix my friends And youll reap whatever youve sown 1913 Puttin The Blame Where It Belongs 15 min Music Fire On The Mountain Crossroads Steel Boogie Thought for the Day Its our own hands that kill the trees fish and game And start forest fires that are so frightening So lets put the blame where it belongs my friends On ourselves you and me not on lightning 1914 Boomerang 15 min Music Blue Steel Blues Fox Chase Where Could I Go But to the Lord Thought for the Day A feller who deliberately causes fire to break out He may think noones got him in sight But the Lord He knows what is going on Someday Hell make that feller act right 1915 Keep The Home Fires Safe 15 min Music Tennessee Waggoner Footprints in the Snow Steel Guitar Ramble Thought for the Day Weeds and trash round the house dont look very good As any one can see But if burnins the answer to gittin rid of the stuff Call your warden or the like get him to agree 1916 Cant Burn Trees and Have Em Too 15 min Music Roadside Rag Why Should We Try Anymore Black Mountain Rag Thought for the Day Heres something to keep in mind Timber owners Im talking to you For good grade timber and the highest price You cant burn your trees and have em too 1917 Water Factory 15 min Music FlopEared Mule Orange Blossom Special Draggin The Steel Thought for the Day Forest and water go together Like pictures in a book Providin that is you keep fire out And dont let the land get cooked 1291918 Live And Let Live 15 min Music Im Knocking At Your Door Listen to the Mocking Bird Lonesome Whistle Thought for the Day Live and let live is an old old saying that goes for little trees just like it does for men So lets respect Gods trees that man and nature plant and keep fire out Amen 1919 Pity the Poor Fish 15 min Musie The Old Hen Cackles Its a Sin to Love You Like I Do Dear Georgia Steel Rag Thought for the Day You can take my word for it you Sportsmen out there That fire on the land and fish in the streams dont agree So if youll keep wildfire out of the woods Well have lots better fishing you and me 1920 My Pal Smokey Bear 15 min Music Eighth of January Hang Your Head in Shame Pan handle Rag Thought for the Day Smokey bear and me we dont ask for so much And its all for your very own good Just be careful with matches campfires and such Keep fire out of forests and woods 1921 Until We Meet Again 15 min Music Fast Train Blues Ill Fly Away Down Yonder Thought for the Day Weve certainly enjoyed being with you And if weve done any real good Itll sure show up in the record my friends With less fires in forests and woods CIRCLE A ROUND UP Circle A Round Up is a program of western and hillbilly music played by soldier musicians of the Third Army stationed at Ft McPherson Ga Featured on the program are the Circle A Wranglers who have appeared before camp hospital and civilian audiences throughout the Third Army area Notable western stars including Faron Young Don Windle and Harry Blevins have been featured on these programs A list of songs in each program is not available eljhsh Catalog No 3280 Circle A Round 3281 Circle A Round 3282 Circle A Round 3283 Circle A Round 3284 Circle A Round 3285 Circle A Round 3286 Circle A Round 3287 Circle A Round 3288 Circle A Round 3289 Circle A Round Up Reel Up Reel Up Reel Up Reel Up Reel Up Reel Up Reel Up Reel 8 Up Reel 9 Up Reel 10 Title 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Length 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 1303290 Circle A Round Up 3291 Circle A Round Up 3292 Circle A Round Up 3293 Circle A Round Up 3294 Circle A Round Up 3295 Circle A Round Up 3296 Circle A Round Up 3297 Circle A Round Up 3298 Circle A Round Up 3299 Circle A Round Up 3300 Circle A Round Up 3301 Circle A Round Up 3302 Circle A Round Up 3303 Circle A Round Up 3304 Circle A Round Up 3305 Circle A Round Up 3306 Circle A Round Up 3307 Circle A Round Up 3308 Circle A Round Up 3309 Circle A Round Up 3310 Circle A Round Up 3311 Circle A Round Up 3312 Circle A Round Up 3313 Circle A Round Up 3314 Circle A Round Up 3315 Circle 6 A Round Up 3316 Circle A Round Up 3317 Circle A Round Up 3318 Circle A Round Up 3319 Circle A Round Up 3390 Circle A Round Up 3391 Circle A Round Up 3392 Circle A Round Up 3393 Circle A Round Up 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an integrated audiovisual program for music educa tion in the Elementary School using filmstrips and synchronized tapes Each tape contains several lesson units providing a consistently logical and sequential pre sentation of selected song materials which embody and illustrate the rhythmic melodic and harmonic vocabulary of the language of music These lesson units enable both teacher and students to experience accompanied songs by hearing them wellsung and through frequent repetition to learn to sing them Each lesson unit is designed to insure the active participation of your students Young America Sings through carefullyplanned pleasurable and meaningful learning activities helps students to gain musical literacy while enjoying music It helps boys and girls understand and appreciate music and helps them gain the power and confidence to explore the world of music for themselves It is designed to provide the elementary school teacher with an effective aid to the teaching of music in her classroom Young America Sings synchronizes SIGHT and SOUND so that all students follow the music on the screen while they listen to the record insuring that auditory and visual music impressions are sensed simultaneously by every mem ber of the class Students learn to associate the rhythmic and melodic patterns they HEAR with the notational symbols they SEE The synchronization of sight and sound in this manner builds confidence and increases pleasure 132Catalog No 5654 Title Length 30 min Band 1 Band 2 Band 3 Band 4 Band 5 Band 6 Band 7 Band 8 Band 9 Band 10 Young America Sings Third Grade Unit One Use with Filmstrips 31A and 31B Not Available From The State OBJECTIVE To stimulate bodily responses to the rhythm of songs that children hear and sing to awaken a feeling of tonal ity by listening to the singing songs that emphasize tonic and dominate chord progression domiso and sofareti or 135 and 5724 to guide children in following the song notation projected on the screen while they listen and sing to develop reading readiness through a functional approach to an under standing of music through a study of their phrases and the short tonal groups of which they are constructed Song Swinging Folk Song Filmstrip Frames 310 Narrator introduces the song Soprano sings while the children listen and follow the words and music on the screen Filmstrip Frames 1117 Melodic Study Observation of like phrases observation of the upanddownthestaff and upanddownthescale movement of the notes Rhythm Study Sing the song with loo while feeling the swinging movement of its rhythm through appropriate bodily movements Filmstrip Frames 1825 Soprano and children together sing the entire song with the words Summary of lesson Song MerryGoRound Folk Song Filmstrip Frames 2632 Narrator introduces the song Soprano and baritone sing while the children listen and follow the words and music on the screen Filmstrip Frames 3336 Melodic Study listening and looking for like and unlike phrases singing the phrases with loo Filmstrip Frames 3742 Soprano and baritone and children together sing the entire song with the words Summary of lesson Song Dutch Dance Folk Song Filmstrip Frames 38 Narrator introduces the song Soprano sings while the children listen and follow the words and music on the screen Filmstrip Frames 919 Rhythm Study Study of the halfnote and the quarternote clapping to the rhythms of halfnotes and quarternotes similar study of the dotted halfnote Melodic Study listening to and singing the phrases Filmstrip Frames 2025 Soprano and children together sing the entire song with the words Song Lullaby Brahms Filmstrip Frames 2630 Narrator introduces the song Soprano sings while the children listen and follow the words and music on the screen 133Band 11 Filmstrip Frames 3133 Melodic Study soprano and children together sing the song with the words Children listen quietly while the song is played on the organ 5655 Young America Sings Third Grade Unit Two 30 min Use with Filmstrips 32A and 32B Not Available From The State OBJECTIVES To develop further a sensitivity for rhymthmic movement through suitable bodily responses such as trunk movements to measure accents and leg and foot movements to each count as in marching to develop a more acute awareness of song structure by recognizing the phrase as the musical sen tence unit to encourage children to identify like or unlike phrases and to become aware of tonewords made of tones in stepwise progressions or by repeated tones to guide children in following the notation of the songs on the screen as they listen or sing Song Marching Anonymous Band 1 Filmstrip Frames 310 Narrator introduces the song Baritone sings while the children listen and follow the words and music on the screen Band 2 Filmstrip Frames 1114 Rhythm Study study of strong accents and weak accents like phrases halfnotes and quarternotes Band 3 Filmstrip Frames 1523 Baritone and children together sing the entire song with the words Summary of lesson Song SeeSaw Sacradown Floyd George Band 4 Filmstrip Frames 2430 Narrator introduces the song Soprano sings while the children listen and follow the words and music on the screen Band 5 Filmstrip Frames 3141 Melodic Study study of the musical phrase progressions of tones by steps and by skips Rhythm Study children use arm movement to keep time with rhythm of the song Band 6 Filmstrip Frames 4246 Soprano and children together sing the entire song with the words Summary of lesson Song Going Places Miessner Band 7 Filmstrip Frames 310 Narrator introduces the song Soprano and baritone sing while the children listen and follow the words and music on the screen Band 8 Filmstrip Frames 1117 Melodic Study study of notes connected by the slur and the tie study of skips and steps in the melody Band 9 Filmstrip Frames 1825 Soprano and baritone and children together sing the entire song with the words Summary of lesson Song Daily Dozen Miessner Band 10 Filmstrip Frames 2632 Narrator introduces the song Baritone sings while the children listen and follow the words and music on the screen 134Band 11 Band 12 5656 Band 1 Band 2 Band 3 Band 4 Band 5 Band 6 Band 7 Band 8 Band 9 Filmstrip Frames 3337 Melodic Study study of the tie connecting a whole note and a quarternote study of scalewise steps and skips in the melody Rhythm Study recognition by sight and sound of quarternotes and halfnotes FUmstrip Frames 3841 Baritone and children together sing the entire song with the words Summary of lesson Young America Sings Third Grade Unit Three 30 min Use with Filmstrips 33A and 33B Not Available From The State OBJECTIVES To develop a strong feeling for the fundamen tal beat in music to introduce the evenly divided beat two sounds to one count and eighthnotes identified by single flags or bars on their stems to help prepare children for the more detailed study of divided beats in the succeeding grades to pro vide a more varied approach to the reading experience by having children sing songs with neutral syllable loo with numbers and with tonewords Song Run Run Run Miessner Filmstrip Frames 36 Narrator introduces the song Soprano sings while the children listen and follow the words and music on the screen Filmstrip Frames 711 Rhythm Study study of like and unlike measures the tie the quarternote and the eighthnote Melodic Study like and unlike phrases the slur Filmstrip Frames 1215 Soprano and children together sing the entire song with the words Summary of lesson Song Im A Lucky Boy Epting Filmstrip Frames 1622 Narrator introduces the song Baritone sings while the children listen and follow the words and music on the screen Filmstrip Frames 2327 Rhythm Study study of the quarternote and the eighthnote Melodic Study like and unlike phrases Filmstrip Frames 2834 Baritone and children together sing the entire song with the words Summary of lesson Song Mister Postman Folk Song Filmstrip Frames 310 Narrator introduces the song Soprano sings while the children listen and follow the words and music on the screen Filmstrip Frames 1114 Melodic Study study of like and unlike phrases Rhythm Study eighthnotes and quarternotes Filmstrip Frames 1522 Soprano and children together sing the entire song with the words Summary of lesson Song Fishermans Luck Folk Song 135Band 10 Filmstrip Frames 2329 Narrator introduces the song Baritone sings the song while the children listen and follow the words and music on the screen Band 11 Filmstrip Frames 3035 Melodic Study number names for notes syllable names and tonewords like and unlike phrases scalewise skips and steps Band 12 Filmstrip Frames 3641 Baritone and children together sing the entire song with the words Summary of lesson 5657 Young America Sings Third Grade Unit Four 30 min Use with Filmstrips 34A and 34B Not Available From The State OBJECTIVES To review and summarize the rhythmic and melodic experiences enjoyed and studied through physical re sponses such as swinging and swaying marching and running to train the eyes to follow musical symbols to experience the skipping activity appropriate to Time for Fun to sing these and other familiar songs with numbers and syllable names as a means of developing more precise melodic distinctions Song Bear Story Miessner Band 1 Filmstrip Frames 38 Narrator introduces the song Baritone sings while the children listen and follow the words and music on the screen Band 2 Filmstrip Frame 9 Melodic Study study of melodic progressions by steps skips and repeated tones Band 3 Filmstrip Frames 1015 Baritone and children together sings the entire song with the words Summary of lesson Song Look Right Look Left Folk Song Band 4 Filmstrip Frames 1622 Narrator introduces the song Soprano and baritone sing the song while the children listen and follow the words and music on the screen Band 5 Filmstrip Frames 2325 Melodic Study study of like and unlike phrases study of tone words and numbernames Band 6 Filmstrip Frames 2634 Soprano and baritone and children together sing the entire song with the words Summary of lesson Song Time For Fun Folk Song Band 7 Filmstrip Frames 312 Narrator introduces the song Soprano sings while the children listen and follow the words and music on the screen Band 8 Filmstrip Frames 1317 Rhythm Study grouping eighthnotes and quarternotes together to make various rhythm patterns Band 9 Filmstrip Frames 1828 Soprano and children together sing the entire song with the words Summary of lesson Song Birthday Party Miessner 136Band 10 Filmstrip Frames 2939 Narrator introduces the song Soprano and baritone sing while the children listen and follow the words and music on the screen Band 11 Filmstrip Frames 4047 Melodic Study listening and looking while the soprano sings the words and melody Band 12 Filmstrip Frames 4856 Soprano and baritone and children together sing the entire song with the words Summary of lesson 5658 Young America Sings Fourth Grade Unit One 30 min Use with Filmstrips 41A and 41B Not Available From The State OBJECTIVES To build awareness of phrase repetition and contrast the measure and the beat as phrase components tones of 1 2 3 and 4 beats two and fourquarter measure Key of C major Song The Blacksmith Mozart Band 1 Filmstrip Frames 39 Narrator introduces THE BLACKSMITH Singer sings first stanza children listen and follow music Band 2 Filmstrip Frames 1016 Study of melodic phrases like similar unlike Singer sings song with loo Band 3 Filmstrip Frames 1725 Singer and children together sing first and second stanzas with songtext Summary of lesson Song Cowboy French Folk Song Band 4 Filmstrip Frames 2630 Narrator introduces COWBOY Singer sings first stanza children listen Band 5 Filmstrip Frames 3139 Singer and children together sing song with loo Study of phrase and twobeat measure chanting words in rhythm speak ing tapping and beating counts Band 6 Filmstrip Frames 4050 Singer and children together sing first and second stanzas with songtext Summary of lesson Song Holidays Richter Band 7 Filmstrip Frames 37 Narrator introduces HOLIDAYS Singer sings first stanza chil dren listen and follow music Band 8 Filmstrip Frames 817 Study of fourbeat measure Children tap counts and sound rhythm with ta Study of melodic phrases Children and singer sing with tonewords and numbers Band 9 Filmstrip Frames 1826 Singer and children together sing first and second stanzas with songtext Summary of lesson 1375659 Young America Sings Fourth Grade Unit 2 30 min Use with Filmstrips 42A and 42B Not Available From The State OBJECTIVES To build awareness of the threequarter beat measure comparison of direct and indirect attack involving broken measure Key of C major Song Young Aviators Miessner Band 1 Filmstrip Frames 38 Narrator introduces YOUNG AVIATORS Singer sings two stanzas children listen and follow music Band 2 Filmstrip Frames 913 Rhythm Study threebeat measure the quarter half and dotted halfnote chanting rhythm to the songwords beating time the Conductors Beat Band 3 Filmstrip Frames 1420 Singer and children together sing first and second stanzas with the songtext Summary of lesson Song StreetOrgan Man Karl Wilhelm Band 4 Filmstrip Frames 2126 Narrator introduces STREETORGAN MAN Singer sings two stanzas children listen Band 5 Filmstrip Frame 27 Rhythm Study threebeat measure chanting rhythmic phrase with ta Band 6 Filmstrip Frames 2832 Singer and children together sing first and second stanzas with songtext Summary of lesson Song Evening Song Folk Song Band 7 Filmstrip Frames 36 Narrator introduces EVENING SONG Singer sings first stanza children listen and follow music Band 8 Filmstrip Frames 710 Rhythm Study the incomplete threebeat measure narrator and children together chant rhythm of songwords complete and incomplete threebeat measure compared Band 9 Filmstrip Frames 1117 Singer and children together sing first and second stanzas with songtext Summary of lesson Song Tales of Chivalry Mozart Band 10 Filmstrip Frames 1825 Narrator introduces TALES OF CHIVALRY Singer sings first stanza children listen Band 11 Filmstrip Frames 2630 Melodic Study singer sings loo while children sing with loo numbers or tonewords Band 12 Filmstrip Frames 3142 Singer and children together sing two stanzas with songtext Summary 138 5660 Young America Sings Fourth Grade Unit Three 30 min Use with Filmstrips 43A and 43B Not Available From The State OBJECTIVES To build an awareness of equally divided beat rhythms eighthnote and quarternote measure rhythms Key of G major Song The Zoo Miessner Band 1 FilmstripFrames 39 Narrator introduces THE ZOO Singer sings first stanza children listen and follow music Band 2 Filmstrip Frames 1011 Study of equally divided beat eighthnotes Narrator and chil dren chant the songwords tap counts chant rhythm with ta Band 3 Filmstrip Frames 1221 Singer and children together sing two stanzas with the songtext Summary of lesson Song Rain Dance American Indian Band 4 Filmstrip Frames 2226 Narrator introduces RAIN DANCE Singer sings first stanza children listen Band 5 Filmstrip Frames 2729 Rhythm Study equally divided beat eighthnotes children speak counts and drum rhythm Melodic Study singer and chil dren together sing song with loo Band 6 Filmstrip Frames 3034 Singer and children together sing two stanzas with the songtext Summary of lesson Song The Minuet French Folk Song Band 7 Filmstrip Frames 36 Narrator introduces THE MINUET Singer sings first stanza children listen and follow music Band 8 Filmstrip Frames 79 Rhythm Study narrator and children tap counts and ta rhythm Melodic Study singer and children together sing song with loo numbers or tonewords Band 9 Filmstrip Frames 1018 Singer and children together sing two stanzas with songtext Summary of lesson Song Bees German Folk Song Band 10 Filmstrip Frames 1922 Narrator introduces BEES Singer sings two stanzas children listen Band 11 Filmstrip Frame 23 Narrator sings song with loo while children sing song with loo numbers or tonewords Band 12 Filmstrip Frames 2429 Singer and children together sing two stanzas with songtext Summary of lesson 1395661 Young America Sings Fourth Grade Unit Four 30 min Use with Filmstrips 44A and 44B Not Available from the State OBJECTIVES To build an awareness of the dotted quarter note as a beatandahalf dottedquarter and eighthnote meas sure rhythms Key of F major Song The Sandman Brahms Band 1 Filmstrip Frames 39 Narrator introduces THE SANDMAN Singer sings first stanza children listen and follow screen Band 2 Filmstrip Frames 1014 Rhythm Presentation dottedquarter and eighthnote Melodic Study singer sings song with loo while children sing song with loo numbers or tonewords Band 3 Filmstrip Frames 1523 Singer and children together sing two stanzas with the songtext Appreciation of an Art Song Summary of lesson Song All Through the Night Welsh Folk Song Band 4 Filmstrip Frames 39 Narrator introduces ALL THROUGH THE NIGHT Singer sings first stanza children listen Band 5 Filmstrip Frames 1014 Rhythm Study dottedquarter and eighthnote narrator and children together tap counts and ta rhythm Melodic Study singer sings song with loo while children sing song with loo numbers or tonewords Band 6 Filmstrip Frames 1524 Singer and children together sing two stanzas with the songtext Appreciation of the song Summary of lesson Song Blow the Man Down Sea Chantey Band 7 Filmstrip Frames 2530 Narrator introduces BLOW THE MAN DOWN Singer sings first stanza children listen Band 8 Filmstrip Frames 3132 Rhythm Study dottedquarter and eighthnote in the threebeat measure Band 9 Filmstrip Frames 3338 Singer and children together sing two stanzas with the songtext Appreciation of the song Summary of lesson 5662 Young America Sings Fifth Grade Unit One 30 min Use with Filmstrips 51A and 51B Not Available From The State OBJECTIVES To develop a precise discrimination between four kinds of dividedbeat two eighthnotes a quarter and an eighthnote three eighthnotes and a dottedeighth and sixteenth note to develop recognition of chromatic tones scaletones altered by accidental sharps flats or natural signs Song The Gondolier Donizetti Band 1 Filmstrip Frames 38 Narrator introduces song Baritone sings the first stanza children listen and follow words and music on the screen 140Band 2 Filmstrip Frames 917 Melodic Study the use of the natural to cancel the effect of sharps or flats on scaletones the use of the flat to represent a tone a halfstep lower than the scaletone it alters children and baritone together sing one stanza with tonewords Band 3 Filmstrip Frames 1828 Baritone and children together sing entire song with the words Summary of lesson Song Ball Go Rolling Band 4 Filmstrip Frames 2937 Narrator introduced song Baritone sings first stanza children listen and follow words and music on the screen Band 5 Filmstrip Frame 38 Rhythm Study the unevenly divided beat with the dottedquarter as the beatnote narrator and children together tap the counts and chant the rhythm Band 6 Filmstrip Frames 3950 Baritone and children together sing entire song with the words Summary of lesson Song Borneo Lacombe Band 7 Filmstrip Frames 39 Narrator introduces song Singer sings the first stanza children listen and follow words and music on the screen Band 8 Filmstrip Frames 1015 Rhythm Study the dotted eighthnote rhythm narrator and children together tap the counts and chant the rhythm Melodic Study baritone sings the song with loo while the children sing with loo numbers or tonewords Band 9 Filmstrip Frames 1626 Baritone and children together sing entire song with the words Summary of lesson 5663 Young America Sings Fifth Grade Unit Two 30 min Use with Filmstrips 52A and 52B Not Available From The State OBJECTIVES To develop an awareness of major and minor mode as types of tonal organization to study sharp chromatics Song Songs to Sing Miessner Band 1 Filmstrip Frames 38 Narrator introduces song Soprano and Baritone sing the first stanza children listen and follow words and music on the screen Band 2 Filmstrip Frames 917 Melodic Study effect of the sharp and natural upon scaletones Band 3 Filmstrip Frames 1828 Soprano and baritone and children together sing entire song with the words Summary of lesson Song Spanish Dance Basque Folk Song Band 4 Filmstrip Frames 2934 Narrator introduces song Soprano sings first stanza children listen and follow words and music on the screen 141Band 5 Filmstrip Frames 3541 Melodic Study first section of song is identified as being in the minor mode second section in the major mode and third section in the minor mode soprano sings the song with loo while children sing with loo or tonewords Band 6 Filmstrip Frames 4251 Soprano and children together sing entire song with the words Summary of lesson Song Erie Canal American Folk Song Band 7 Filmstrip Frames 310 Narrator introduces song Baritone sings one stanza children listen and follow words and music on the screen Band 8 Filmstrip Frames 1112 Melodic Study baritone and children together sing entire song with tonewords song is identified as being in minor mode the fermata hold sign Band 9 Filmstrip Frames 1319 Baritone and children together sing entire song with the words Summary of lesson 5664 Young America Sings Fifth Grade Unit Three 30 min Use with Filmstrips 53A and 53B Not Available From The State OBJECTIVES To provide additional experience and practice in rhythm patterns based on the dottedeighth and sixteenthnote rhythm to provide additional experience and practice in recog nizing and singing scaletones altered by accidental sharps flats or naturals Song When Nature Sings Beethoven Band 1 Filmstrip Frames 39 Narrator introduces song Soprano sings first stanza children listen and follow words and music on the screen Band 2 Filmstrip Frames 1017 Rhythm Study practice in the dottedeighth and sixteenthnote rhythm narrator and children tap the counts and chant the rhythm Melodic Study practice on two successive chromatic halfsteps soprano sings song with loo while children sing with loo or tonewords Band 3 Filmstrip Frames 1829 Soprano and children together sing entire song with the words Summary of lesson Song Dabbling in the Dew Irish Folk Song Band 4 Filmstrip Frames 38 Narrator introduces song Baritone and saprano sing two stanzas children listen and follow words and music on the screen Band 5 Filmstrip Frames 912 Rhythm Study narrator and children together tap the counts and chant the rhythm of the first two phrases Melodic Study to develop an understanding of the flat chromatic tone te Flat 7 baritone and children together sing two phrases with the tonewords and loo 142Band 6 Filmstrip Frames 1318 Baritone and soprano and children together sing entire song with the words Summary of lesson Song The Old Woman English Folk Song Band 7 Filmstrip Frames 1929 Narrator introduces song Soprano sings fifth phrase to illustrate the chromatic tone te Baritone and soprano sing entire song children listen and follow words and music on the screen Band 8 Filmstrip Frames 3033 Melodic Study baritone and soprano sing the song with loo while the children sing with loo or tonewords Band 9 Filmstrip Frames 3444 Baritone and soprano and children together sing entire song with the words Summary of lesson 5665 Young America Sings Fifth Grade Unit Four 30 min Use with Filmstrips 54A and 54B Not Available From The State OBJECTIVES To develop the ability to sing twopart songs to introduce the triplet three eighthnotes to one beat Song Mountain Climbers Swiss Folk Song Band 1 Filmstrip Frames 310 Narrator introduces song Two sopranos sing the song in two part children listen and follow words and music on the screen Band 2 Filmstrip Frames 1116 Melodic Study practice in blending voices to sing in twopart lower part led by clarinet and upper part led by flute first separately then together practice in singing 3rds and 6ths Song Time Enough Miessner Band 3 Filmstrip Frames 1721 Narrator introduces song Two sopranos sing first stanza in two part children follow words and music on the screen and listen to part they will sing Band 4 Filmstrip Frames 2226 Melodic Study practice in singing twopart upper part led by singer and flute and lower part by singer and clarinet Band 5 Filmstrip Frames 2735 Sopranos and children together sing entire song in twopart with the words Song Mexico LatinAmerican Band 6 Filmstrip Frames 310 Narrator introduces song Two sopranos sing entire song in two part children listen and follow words and music on screen Band 7 Filmstrip Frames 1112 Rhythm Study practice in the new syncopated rhythm Melodic Study practice in singing the refrain in twopart Band 8 Filmstrip Frames 1322 Sopranos and children together sing entire song in twopart with the words Summary of lesson Song Triumphal March Verdi Band 9 Filmstrip Frames 2331 Narrator introduces song Baritone sings the song children listen and follow words and music on the screen 143Band 10 Filmstrip Frames 3233 Rhythm Study practice on the triplet as found in the first two phrases narrator and children together tap the counts and chant the rhythm Band 11 Filmstrip Frames 3439 Baritone and children together sing entire song with the words Summary of lesson MARCH TIME DOWN SOUTH A series of band music programs featuring martial classical and popular type music played by the Third Army Band stationed at Ft McPherson Georgia near Atlanta and directed by CWO Wilmont N Trumbull for the United States Army Reserve Corps of the Georgia Military District MARCH TIME DOWN SOUTH under the musical direction of CWO Wilmont N Trumbull is produced by Major Norman L Engard Public Information Officer of the Georgia Military District and written by Private First Class Robert Steres Catalog No Title Length 5801 Band Music Reel 1 30 min Song Title Composer Ringling Brothers Grand Entry March Slave Peter Tschaikowsky Up the Street R G Morse Guaracha Morton Gould The Fez March Frank Panella 5802 Band Music Reel 2 30 min Song Title Composer Washington Post March John Philip Sousa El Capitan John Philip Sousa U S Field Artillery March John Philip Sousa Corcoran Cadets John Philip Sousa Hands Across the Sea John Philip Sousa Fairest of the Fair John Philip Sousa King Cotton John Philip Sousa Stars and Stripes Forever John Philip Sousa 5803 Band Music Reel 3 30 min Song Title Composer Turkish March L V Beethoven Prelude to Act 3 of Lohengrin R Wagner Andalucia Ernesto Lecuona Malaguena Ernesto Lecuona March from Tannhauser R Wagner 5804 Band Music Reel 4 30 min Song Title Composer The Circus Bee Henry Fillmore Lassus Trombone Henry Fillmore Americans We Henry Fillmore Man of the Hour Henry Fillmore Shoutins Liza Trombone Henry Fillmore His Honor Henry Fillmore Rolling Thunder Henry Fillmore 1445805 Band Music Reel 5 Song Title Noisy Bill The Dance Russe March Lorraine Spiritual Pizzicato Polka Semper Paratus Official US Coast Guard March 5806 Band Music Reel 6 Song Title March of the Little Leaden Soldiers Serenade for Woodwind Orchestra 3rd Movement Phantom Regiment Come Back to Sorrento Saint Denis March 5807 Band Music Reel 7 Song Title San Lorenzo March Trepak from Nutcracker Suite Overture to Merry Wives of Windsor Allegro from Water Music El Caballero 5808 Band Music Reel 8 Song Title Corn Huskers March Allegretto from 2nd Movement Military 100th Symphony 4th Movement of Military 100th Symphony Sleeping Beauty Waltz from S B Ballet Trombones on Parade 5809 Band Music Reel 9 Song Tide The Thin Red Line Alouette The Standard of Saint George Eagle Squadron Old Panama Dunedin On the Quarterdeck Punjab 5810 Band Music Reel 10 Song Title Washington Post March Overture to the Magic Flute Panis Angelicus Conzon Settini Toni Gayane Suite 1st and 3rd Dances Semper Fidelis 30 min Composer Igor Stravinsky L Gaston Ganne Johann Strauss 30 min Composer Paul Pierne Peter Delone Leroy Anderson Ernesto de Curtis Teike 30 min Composer Silva P L Tschaikowsky Otto Nicolai George F Handel Olivadoti 30 rain Composer Wendland Haydn Haydn P L Tschaikowsky Taylor 30 min Composer Kenneth Alford Edwin Franko Goldman Alford Alford Alford Alford Alford Alford 30 min Composer Sousa Mozart Caesar Frank Giovanni Gabrielli Kha Chaturian Sousa 1455811 Band Music Reel 11 30 min Song Title Composer Bugles and Drums Edwin Franko Goldman Some Enchanted Evening Richard Rodgers King and 1 Richard Rodgers Stout Hearted Men Sigmund Romberg Kiss Me Kate Sigmund Romberg 5812 Band Music Reel 12 30 min Song Title Composer Pageantry Carl King Legend Paul Creston Cities Service March George Washington Bridge William Schumann Gippsland March Lithgow 5813 Band Music Reel 13 30 min Song Title Composer Man of the Hour Henry Fillmore Captain Anderson March A Day In Ireland Queen City Showboy With A Song In My Heart Richard Rodgers Lights Out 5814 Band Music Reel 14 30 min Song Title Composer Crash on Artillery The Whistler and His Dog Ballet Music from Henry the Eighth Charles Camille SaintSaens The Powerhouse United Press March Paul Lavelle 5815 Band Music Reel 15 30 min Song Title Composer Cornhusker Wearing of the Green The Booster McNamaras Band Blackjack March Toronto Bay 5816 Band Music Reel 16 30 min Song Title Composer World Events March The Post Commander The Cavalry Soldier By Land and Sea Royal Air Force March Lovers of Democracy Standard of St George 146 5817 5818 5819 5820 5821 5822 Band Music Reel 17 30 min Song Title Composer Rainbow Division March The Infantry Kenneth Burt 140th Infantry March Carl King Finlandia Jan Sibelius The 32nd Division March Steinmetz The Third Division March Doughboy Frank Frank Band Music Reel 18 30 min Song Title Composer Song of the Signal Corps Song of the Seabees Song of The Army Nurse Corps Offenbachiana Boettger Infantry Kings of the Highway United States Field Artillery March Sousa The March of the Chaplains Band Music Reel 19 30 min Song Title Composer Rolling Thunder Henry Fillmore The First Movement from Symphony Nc 2 Borodin Manhattan Beach Sousa Salute to the American Legion Paul Van Loan Waltz from the Sleeping Beauty Ballet Peter Tschaikowsky Royal Decree March English Band Music Reel 20 30 min Song Title Composer Red White and Blue March Magnus Dance of the Six from Ballet Rossini arranged for band music from William Tell by Eric Hanson Up the Street March Morse Trombone King March Carl King Pathetique Suite Tschaikowsky Band Music Reel 21 30 min Song Title Composer Hands Across the Sea John Philip Sousa Typewriter Song Leroy Anderson The Squealer Will Huff Divertimento Vincent Persichetti Invincible Eagle John Philip Sousa Band Music Reel 22 30 min Song Title Composer Hands Across the Sea John Philip Sousa La Corrida Al Schumate Malaguena E Lecuona Andalucia ErnestoLecuona El Caballero Olivadoti Zacatecas Mexican Tropical Morton Gould Old Panama Kenneth Alford 1475823 Band Music Reel 23 30 miii Song Title Composer Topic to Topic Alexander Festival Overture Robert Schumann Army of the Nile Kenneth Alford The March from the Pathetique Peter lylitch Tschaikowsky The Army Fighting Song Major Brown Bolte March Lorraine Louis Ganne 5824 Band Music Reel 24 30 min Song Title Composer Spirit of Independence Holzman Merry Wives of Windsor Otto Nicolai Belle of the Ball Leroy Anderson Teddy Bears Picnic Bratton Midnight in Paris Konrad The Liberty Bell Sousa 5825 Band Music Reel 25 30 min Song Title Composer The City of Ballarat March Code Porgy and Bess Selection Gershwin Sells Floto Triumphal March King Brass Band Boogie Lang Northern Pines March Sousa 5826 Band Music Reel 26 30 min Song Title Composer By Land and Sea Kenneth Alford Chorale and Allelulia Howard Hanson The Royal Air Force March Walforde Davies The Royal Decree Dance of the Six Rossini The Purple Carnival 5827 Band Music Reel 27 30 min Song Title Composer Robinsons Grand Entry Carl King Ruy Bias Felix Mendelssohn Fairest of the Fair John Philip Sousa The Four Hornsmen Bennet Jazz Pizzicato Anderson Men of Valor 5828 Band Music Reel 28 30 min Song Title Composer Mexican Hat Dance Big Horn Boogie Brewster Gold and Silver Lehar West Point March Lt Philip Enger Sharpshooter Army Fighting Song Major Brown Bolte Porters Catalina Band 148 5829 5830 Band Music Reel 29 Song Title Composer Nutcracker Suite Tschaikowsky Atlantis Safrenek The Booster March Boccaccin Von Suppe Camp Hancock Say re Band Music Reel 30 Song Title Composer Army of the Nile Kenneth Alford Bases Bravura Holmes The Merry Wives of Windsor Nicholai Captain Anderson March You and the Night and the Music Swartz and Tea Wallabies 30 min 30 min 5831 Band Music Reel 31 Song Title Noisy Bill On the Quarterdeck Trumpeters Lullaby Second Regiment Connecticut National Guard March Brass Band Boogie Military Escort Home Stretch Gallop Northern Pines The City of Ballarat 30 min Composer Kenneth Alford Leroy Anderson Carl King John Philip Sousa 5832 Band Music Reel 32 Song Title The St Louis Blues March The Field Artillery March Down South March Kings of the Highway Southern Special Mardi Gras from the Mississippi Suite Spirit of the First Division 30 min Composer J C Handy Reid Poole Ferdi Grofe 5833 Band Music Reel 33 Song Title Florentiner March Clarinet Polka Colossus of Columbia Little Jug Goes To Town Sally Trombone Military Escort in 5 Ways Parade of the Republic 30 min Composer Fusik Bennet A L Alexander Henry Fillmore Chenette 1495834 Band Music Reel 34 Song Title King Cotton Dunedin Royal Decree Black Jack March Sharpshooter Burrs Triumphal March Garde De Corps Stars and Stripes Forever 5835 Band Music Reel 35 Song Title Bennets Triumphal March Silver Jubilee Trombones to the Front Lights Out Corcoran Cadets 10th Infantry Regiment University of Penn March Northern Pines 5836 Band Music Reel 36 Song Title American Soldier Washington Post March Vienna Dreams Gary Owen Italian Polka Liberty Bell 5837 Band Music Reel 37 Song Title Gloria Dancing in the Dark March Lorraine Stouthearted Men Standard of St George Tea for Two 92nd Infantry Division March 5838 Band Music Reel 38 Song Title Punjab March American Folk Songs Medley Prima Donna Ballet Music from Faust The Gladiators 5839 Band Music Reel 39 Song Title Gippsland March Overture to the Marriage of Figaro Bugles and Drums One Enchanted Evening Blackjack March Farondole from LArlesiense No 2 Post Commander March 30 min Composer John Philip Sousa Kenneth Alford English Fred K Huffer Hill John Philip Sousa 30 min Composer M H Ribble Fradeneck Hurrell E E McCoy Sousa R B Hall 30 min Sousa Composer John Philip Sousa Sergei Rachmaninoff John Philip Sousa 30 min Composer Arthur Schwartz Sigmund Romberg Kenneth Alford Vincent Youman 30 min Composer Payne Elie Seigmeister Morton Gould Chas Gounod Sousa 30 min Composer Lithow Wolfgang Mozart Edwin F Goldman R Rodgers Huffer Bizet Bizet 1505840 Band Music Reel 40 Song Title Melody Shop Student Prince American Salute Mexican Hat Dance Law and Order Shawl Dance Brookes Chicago Marine Band 5841 Band Music Reel 41 Song Title Athletic Festival March Street Scene March Flanders Pavanne Serenata Kiefer Special 5842 Band Music Reel 42 Song Title Knightsbridge March Deep Purple March From the First Suite Syncopated Clock Pasadena Day March from the Henry the Eighth Ballet Our Favorite Regiment 5843 Band Music Reel 43 Song Title Hosts Of Freedom E Pluribus Unum The Conqueror The Yellow Rose of Texas The Pigskin Mambo Old Comrades Gloria Football Polka El Capitan 5844 Band Music Reel 44 Song Title Pageantry Concerto In A Minor for Piano March Bravura Begin the Beguine On the Mole 5845 Band Music Reel 45 Song Title On The Mole Overture Phaedre The Comedians Gallop Two Moods Blue Tailed Fly March St Julien 30 min Composer Carl King Sigmund Romberg Morton Gould Morton Gould Kenneth Alford Kenneth Alford 30 min Composer Serge Prokofieff Alfred Newman Alfred Newman Morton Gould Leroy Anderson Leroy Anderson Composer Eric Coates Peter De Rose Gustav Hoist Leroy Anderson Leroy Anderson SaintSaens SaintSaens 30 min 30 min Composer Carl King Fred Jewell Carl Teike Carl Teike Carl Teike Carl Teike Carl Teike Carl Teike John Philip Sousa 30 min Composer Carl King Cole Porter Edwin Franko Goldman 30 min Composer Edwin Franko Goldman Jules Massenet Dimitri Kabalesvsky A W Hughes 1515846 Band Music Reel 46 30 mm Song Title Composer Fairest of the Fair John Philip Sousa Jazz Pizzacato Leroy Anderson Army of the Nile Kenneth Alf ord Midnight In Paris Kenneth Afford South Rampart Street Parade Tschaikowsky Nutcracker Suite selection Tschaikowsky Booster March Tschaikowsky 5847 Band Music Reel 47 30 rain Song Title Composer Chimes of Liberty Wilmont N Trumbull Stouthearted Men Sigmund Romberg On the Quarterdeck Kenneth Alford St Louis Blues March J C Handy Kings of the Highway Leroy Anderson Mexican Hat Dance Leroy Anderson Serenata Leroy Anderson Southern Special 5848 Band Music Reel 48 30 min Song Title Composer Camp Hancock Sayre Bases Bravura Nicolai The Merry Wives of Windsor Overture Nicolai Captain Anderson March You and the Night and the Music Schwartz and Teague Wallabies Dave Garroway 5849 Band Music Reel 49 30 min Song Title Composer American Legion W N Trumbull Flanders March W N Trumbull Polka From Schwanda The Bagpipe Player Jaromir Weinberger Vanished Army Kenneth Alford La Corrida Al Schumate Sleigh Ride Anderson Chimes of Liberty Edwin Franko Goldman 5850 Band Music Reel 50 30 min Song Title Composer Troop C Metcalf His Honor Henry Fillmore Shoutin Liza Trombone Henry Fillmore Going Home Antonin Dvorak Show Girl Little Norwegian Suite Eric Hanson Army of the Nile Kenneth Alford 152 5851 Band Music Reel 51 Song Title Bombasto March Blue Tango Promenade Lassus Trombone Night Beat Air From the County Derry Known as Danny Boy National Emblem March 5852 Band Music Reel 52 Song Title Spirit of Independence Midnight in Paris Army of the Nile Divertimento 5853 Band Music Reel 53 Song Title Noisy Bill Auditorium Session Northern Belle Frolic of the Key Trumpeters Lullaby The Middy The Song Is You 5854 Band Music Reel 54 Song Title Pageantry Concerto in A for Piano Begin the Beguine On the Mole 5855 Band Music Reel 55 Song Title Army Fighting Song Mexican Hat Dance Atlanta On the Quarterdeck You and the Night and the Music Home Stretch Gallop 5856 Band Music Reel 56 Song Title Colossus of Columbia Southern Special Kings of the Highway Nutcracker Suite The Brass Band Boogie The Military Escort Northern Pines 30 min Composer Leroy Anderson Leroy Anderson Henry Fillmore Harold Walters 30 min Composer 30 min Composer Leroy Anderson Kenneth Afford Jerome Kern 30 min Composer Carl King Grieg Cole Porter Edwin Franko Goldman 30 min Composer Major Brown Bolte Kenneth Alford Schwartz and Teague Carl King 30 min Composer A L Alexander Reid Poole Peter Tschaikowsky 1535857 Band Music Reel 57 30 miii Song Title Composer SellsFloto Triumphal March King A Walking Tune Overture to The Chocolate Soldier Oskar Strauss FiniculiFinicula CircusBee March Henry Fillmore 5858 Band Music Reel 58 30 min Song Title Composer Thunder and Blazes March Melody from Oklahoma Richard Rodgers Lights Out Finale of 5th Symphony Shostakovitch Joyces 71st New York Regimental March 5859 Band Music Reel 59 30 min Song Title Composer Chicago Tribune March Meadowland Cossack Riding Song Glory of the Trumpets Clarinet Polka Pasadena Day Zacatecas Bombasto March U S Army March Darcey 5860 Band Music Reel 60 30 min Song Title Composer Old Panama Kenneth Alford Serenade for Woodwind Orchestra 2nd Movement Peter Delone Belle of the Ball Leroy Anderson March from Scenes Pittoresque Jules Massenet Brookes Chicago Marine Band March Seitz 5861 Band Music Reel 61 30 min Song Title Composer Trafalgar March Zehle Come Back to Sorrento Ernesto de Curtis Prelude to Lohengrin R Wagner Intermezzo from LArlesienne Suite Bizet Panis Angelicus Caesar Frank 2nd Movement Military Symphony Haydn 5862 Band Music Reel 62 30 min Song Title Composer Revelation March Chambers Fete Boheme from Scenes Pittoresque Jules Massenet 2nd Connecticut Regiment March Reeves 3 Vignettes from the Suite Pictures at an Exhibition Boris Goudonov Ringling Brothers Grand Entry March Sweet 154 5863 Band Music Reel 63 Song Title Liberty Bell March Summer Day Suite March Processional March from 3rd Movement of 6th Pathetique Symphony Melody Shop March 5864 Band Music Reel 64 Song Title Diplomat March Song of the Braves Teddy Bear Picnic Parade of the Wooden Soldiers Funeral March of the Marionette March of the Little Lead Soldiers 5865 Band Music Reel 65 Song Title The Storm King March A Hot Tune in the Brasses Tonight Porta Catalina Band March Busy Fingers The Typewriter Nightbeat Spirit of the 1st Division March 5866 Band Music Reel 66 Song Title The Rapaz Band March Gold and Silver Waltz Them Dry Bones Jazz Arrangement Relax The Vanished Army 5867 Band Music Reel 67 Song Title Guard du Corps March Elsas Procession to the Cathedral from Lohengrin Medley from Kiss Me Kate Medley from The King and I 5868 Band Music Reel 68 Song Title Red White and Blue March Irish Suite Die Fledermans Overture Divertimento for Band 30 min Composer J P Sousa Sergei Prokoffiev Grundman P L Tchaikowsky King 30 min Composer Sousa Bridgood Bratton Leon Jessel Gounod Pierne 30 min 30 min Composer Finlayson Harold Waters McCaughey Zez Confrey Leroy Anderson Harold Waters Frank Frank Composer Lincoln Franz Lehar Paul Yoda Paul Yoda Kenneth Alford 30 min Composer Hall R Wagner Cole Porter R Rodgers 30 min Composer Magnus Percey Grainger Johann Strauss Jr Vincent Persichetti MEN AND MUSIC A series of musical compositions produced by soldier musicians of the Third Army stationed at Ft McPherson Ga featuring the Third Army Band Glee Club the Third Army Band String Ensemble and the Third Army Band Pop Orchestra under the direction of CWO Wilmont N Trumbull Sgt Edward Bookhart and John Jamison 155Catalog No 5926 Men and Music Reel 1 5927 Men and Music Reel 2 5928 Men and Music Reel 3 5929 Men and Music Reel 4 5930 Men and Music Reel 5 5931 Men and Music Reel 6 5932 Men and Music Reel 7 5933 Men and Music Reel 8 5934 Men and Music Reel 9 5935 Men and Music Reel 10 5936 Men and Music Reel 11 5937 Men and Music Reel 12 5938 Men and Music Reel 13 Title Length 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 3 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min DIXIELAND IN DIXIE Five musicians from the Third Army Band and an announceremcee turn out a weekly session of music straight from the heart of the Southland Leader of the aggregation is PFC Mike Lala All the musicians have extensive musical backgrounds The program fills a definite need for this type of music in the South where Dixieland had its birth Vocals and Dixie interpretations of modern melodies are featured on the program from time to time Sponsored by the U S Army Recruiting Service and distributed by the Third Army In formation Section The following programs have been made available to the Georgia Recording Service Catalog No Title 3320 Dixieland in Dixie Reel 1 3321 Dixieland in Dixie Reel 2 3322 Dixieland in Dixie Reel 3 3323 Dixieland in Dixie Reel 4 3324 Dixieland in Dixie Reel 5 3325 Dixieland in Dixie Reel 6 3326 Dixieland in Dixie Reel 7 3327 Dixieland in Dixie Reel 8 3328 Dixieland in Dixie Reel 9 3329 Dixieland in Dixie Reel 10 3330 Dixieland in Dixie Reel 11 3331 Dixieland in Dixie Reel 12 3332 Dixieland in Dixie Reel 13 3333 Dixieland in Dixie Reel 14 3334 Dixieland in Dixie Reel 15 3335 Dixieland in Dixie Reel 16 3336 Dixieland in Dixie Reel 17 3337 Dixieland in Dixie Reel 18 3338 Dixieland in Dixie Reel 19 3339 Dixieland in Dixie Reel 20 3340 Dixieland in Dixie Reel 21 3341 Dixieland in Dixie Reel 22 3342 Dixieland in Dixie Reel 23 3343 Dixieland in Dixie Reel 24 3344 Dixieland in Dixie Reel 25 Length 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 1563345 Dixieland in Dixie Reel 26 3346 Dixieland in Dixie Reel 27 3347 Dixieland in Dixie Reel 28 3348 Dixieland in Dixie Reel 29 3349 Dixieland in Dixie Reel 30 3350 Dixieland in Dixie Reel 31 3351 Dixieland in Dixie Reel 32 3352 Dixieland in Dixie Reel 33 3353 Dixieland in Dixie Reel 34 3354 Dixieland in Dixie Reel 35 3355 Dixieland in Dixie Reel 36 3356 Dixieland in Dixie Reel 37 3357 Dixieland in Dixie Reel 38 3358 Dixieland in Dixie Reel 39 3359 Dixieland in Dixie Reel 40 3360 Dixieland in Dixie Reel 41 3361 Dixieland in Dixie Reel 42 3362 Dixieland in Dixie Reel 43 15 miii 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min DIXIELAND JAZZ The following five reels of dance music were recorded by a Dixieland Jazz Band at the regional meeting of the National AudioVisual Association Convention in Boloxi Miss January 1956 Catalog Ne 5781 Dixieland Jazz Reel 1 5782 Dixieland Jazz Reel 2 5783 Dixieland Jazz Reel 3 5784 Dixieland Jazz Reel 4 5785 Dixieland Jazz Reel 5 Title Length 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min ROVIN WITH ROBERTS This series of tapes features the songs of the Intercontinental Troubadour Harry Roberts backed by a fourpiece instrumental combo Selections heard in the series includes folk songs and native melodies that the Intercontinental Troubadour has acquired in his world travels as well as popular tunes and all time American favorites Members of the combo and special guests from time to time present instrumental solos on the program Harry Roberts a music and dramatics major at Mexico City College in Mexico City draws from his repertoire of folk songs and ballads of the Continent and South and Central America to present this series of musical listening Roberts began his professional career as a member of a guitar trio in Mexico City in 1950 After a few months with the trio Roberts began a solo act with his guitar in night clubs in Mexico City and Acapulco Various guest artists are heard on the Rovin With Roberts series in instrumental numbers Pianists John Carter and Jan Paderewski and accordionman Vince Legnetto are among the featured guests Carter is a graduate of die Oberlin Conservatory of Music and was featured with the Atlanta Georgia fops Orchestra during the 1955 season Paderewski is the greatgreat nephew of the pianistcomposer Ignace Jan Pad erewski The theme music of the series is Le Seine 157Catalog No 3378 Title Length Rovin With Roberts Reel 1 15 min Productions featured Green Eyes Nach Regen Habanera Mala guena Pvt John Carter and Manana 3379 Rovin With Roberts Reel 2 15 min Productions featured Cherry Pink and Apple Blossom White Santa Lucia Begin the Beguine Jan Paderewski and South of the Border 3380 Rovin With Roberts Reel 3 15 min Productions featured Domino Man Smart 12th Street Rag Vince Legnetto and A Blossom Fell 3381 Rovin With Roberts Reel 4 15 min Productions Featured Under Paris Skies Perfidia TicoTico Jan Paderewski and Hernandos Hideaway 3382 Rovin With Roberts Reel 5 15 min Productions featured ChopinClopant Castle In The Sky George Gershwin Prelude John Carter and In Prater bluhm wieder die baume 3383 Rovin with Roberts Reel 6 15 min Productions featured Darling Je Vous Ami Beaucoup Du Du Czarbas Pvt John Carter and Yours 3384 Rovin With Roberts Reel 7 15 min Productions featured Amour Tusolo Tu Ill Take Romance Ken Lorenz and Naughty Lady of Shady Lane 3385 Rovin With Roberts Reel 8 15 min Productions featured In Einen Kleines Kate In Hernals Senor Jolly Caballero Vince Legnetto Besame Mucho and DAmour 3386 Rovin With Roberts Reel 9 15 min Productions featured Two Loves Have I I See The Moon Coconut Grove Combo and Allen Maury on guitar and Vaya Con Dios 3387 Rovin With Roberts Reel 10 15 min Productions featured La Mer Cielito Lindo Dark Eyes Vince Legnetto and Nochecita 3388 Rovin With Roberts Reel 11 15 min Productions featured Thousand Mile Blues You Belong To My Heart Jealousie Vince Leanetto and Love Is Here To Stay 3389 Rovin With Roberts Reel 12 15 min Productions featured You Belong To My Heart Cest Magnifi que Farucca by DeFalla Pvt John Carter Manana Nach Regen and Cumbuchero Cpl Vince Legnetto SHOW TIME This series of tapes consists of a variety of popular music from Broadway to Hollywood and was produced by the Office of Public Information at Third Army Headquarters Ft McPherson Atlanta Georgia for the United States Army Recruiting Service It presents both vocal and instrumental music for your listening pleasure 158Catalog No 3444 Show Time Reel 1 Song Title Somebody Loves Me A Foggy Day Love Walked In Title 3445 Show Time Reel 2 Song Title With A Song In My Heart Dancing on the Ceiling Where or When This Cant Be Love 3446 Show Time Reel 3 Song Title Taking a Chance on Love Blue Room Guys and Dolls 3447 Show Time Reel 4 Song Title Breezin Along With the Breeze When Your Lover Has Gone Have You Met Miss Jones Two Sleepy People 3448 Show Time Reel 5 Song Title I Love You I Concentrate On You Night and Day Wunderbar 3449 Show Time Reel 6 Song Title The Tender Trap Love Is a Simple Thing Cant Help Lovin Dat Man They Didnt Believe Me 3450 Show Time Reel 7 Song Title When the Red Red Robin Comes Bob Bob Bobbin Along When You Wish Upon a Star Lullaby of Birdland Love and Marriage 3451 Show Time Reel 8 Song Title Button Up Your Overcoat Summertime Autumn Leaves Autumn in New York It Might As Well Be Spring Length 15 min Composer George Gershwin George Gershwin George Gershwin 15 min Composer Rodgers anTl Hart Rodgers and Hart 15 min Composer Rodgers and Hart 15 min Composer Richard Whiting 15 min Composer Cole Porter Cole Porter Cole Porter Cole Porter Composer Irving Berlin Composer 15 min 15 min 15 min Composer 1593452 Show Time Reel 9 Song Title Theres No Business Like Show Business Moonshine Lullaby The Girl That I Marry No No They Cant Take That Away They Say Its Wonderful 3453 Show Time Reel 10 Song Title June Is Bustin Out All Over If I Loved You Younger Than Springtime Happy Talk 3454 Show Time Reel 11 Song Title Oklahoma Kansas City Ballet Music People Will Say Were In Love 3455 Show Time Reel 12 Song Title Tender Trap From This Moment On Mr Wonderful Hello Young Lovers Where Can I Go Without You 3456 Show Time Reel 13 Song Title Youre Just In Love Too Late Now Two Sleepy People 15 min Composer Irving Berlin Irving Berlin Irving Berlin Irving Berlin Irving Berlin Composer Composer Composer Cole Porter Victor Young Composer 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min Hoagy Carmichael 1 HEAR MUSIC This series of tapes is performed by the Dick Stephan Quintet and vocalist Nancy Newell The Quintet all members of the Third Army Band features melodies for easy listening and dancing An unusual musical effect in many numbers is gained through use of an alto flute Members of the Quintet are electric guitarist Dick Stephan Bob Silbarstein clarinet and alto flute Marty Scherr accordion Richard Hull bass and Norm Grossman drums These programs were recorded especially for the United States Army Reserve Catalog No 3431 3432 Title I Hear Music Reel 1 Song Title Thou Swell Nearness of You Penthouse Serenade I Hear Music Reel 2 Song Title Under a Blanket of Blue The Sunny Side of the Street I Remember You Length 15 min 15 mix 1603433 I Hear Music Reel 3 Song Title Lullaby of the Leaves Lush Life Nights at the Turntable 3434 I Hear Music Reel 4 Song Title Lets Fall in Love Tenderly Cheerful Little Earful 3435 I Hear Music Reel 5 Song Title Taking a Chance on Love What a Difference a Day Makes Over the Rainbow 3436 I Hear Music Reel 6 Song Title You Are Too Beautiful Learning the Blues These Foolish Things 3437 I Hear Music Reel 7 Song Title Billys Bounce Lover Man Sometimes Im Happy 3438 I Hear Music Reel 8 Song Title Cherokee A Foggy Day Moonlight in Vermont 3439 I Hear Music Reel 9 Song Title Dancing on the Ceiling You Go To My Head The Way You Look Tonight 3440 I Hear Music Reel 10 Song Title Bernies Tune Blue Moon My Old Flame 3441 I Hear Music Reel 11 Song Title Taboo How Long Has This Been Going On Willow Weep For Me 3442 I Hear Music Reel 12 Song Title Good Bait Someone To Watch Over Me Lullaby of Birdland 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 1613443 I Hear Music Reel 13 Song Title When Your Lover Has Gone Thats All Yesterdays 15 mill FOUNTAIN OF STARS This program is a potpurri of musical selections including semiclassical con temporary showtune folk popular march and Dixieland compositions fea turing a host of musical talent Music is performed by the Third Army March ing and Concert Band Pops Orchestra Rhythmairos Dixielanders Dick Stephan Quintet String Ensemble and the Chorus Instrumental soloists in clude Vince Legnetto accordion Hartmuth Wolf violin Bill Thompson organ and Al Shackman guitar Vocals are by Jim Cobb Al Balkan Harry Roberts Cal Bostick and Arnold KiNicolantonio Each program is well balanced peljhsha Catalog No 5901 Fountain oi Stars Reel 1 5902 Fountain ol Stars Reel 2 5903 Fountain ot Stars Reel 3 5904 Fountain ot Stars Reel 4 5905 Fountain ot Stars Reel 5 5906 Fountain ot Stars Reel 6 5907 Fountain ot Stars Reel 7 5908 Fountain of Stars Reel 8 5909 Fountain of Stars Reel 9 5910 Fountain of Stars Reel 10 5911 Fountain of Stars Reel 11 5912 Fountain of Stars Reel 12 5913 Fountain of Stars Reel 13 5914 Fountain of Stars Reel 14 5915 Fountain of Stars Reel 15 5916 Fountain of Stars Reel 16 5917 Fountain of Stars Reel 17 5918 Fountain of Stars Reel 18 5919 Fountain of Stars Reel 19 5920 Fountain of Stars Reel 20 5921 Fountain of Stars Reel 21 5922 Fountain of Stars Reel 22 5923 Fountain of Stars Reel 23 5924 Fountain of Stars Reel 24 5925 Fountain of Stars Reel 25 Title Length 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 162THEATER OF MUSIC These programs were prepared to increase appreciation through acquainting listeners with the circumstances attendant to the writing of wellknown music In almost every case the music used is quite familiar the belief being that people would be more interested in learning stories of works they have heard The music excerpts are placed between selfsufficient dramatic episodes and are kept short in order to maintain the free flow of the dramatized portion of the programs Approximately five musical selections are used on each program to give a representation of the composers work and to maintain a ratio of half music and half drama Content materials are dramatized from documented biographies Produced by Radio House University of Texas jhsha Catalog No 5145 Verdi 5146 Mozart 5147 Gilbert and Sullivan 5148 Puccini 5149 Chopin 5890 Wagner 5891 Tchaikovsky 5892 Schumann 5893 Handel 5894 Beethoven 5895 Liszt 5896 RimskyKorsakov 5897 Bach Title Length 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min Catalog No 5560 PARADE OF AMERICAN MUSIC Broadcasts honoring the National Federation of Music Clubs and featuring com posers and performers from Austin and the University of Texas Produced by Radio House University of Texas eljhsha Title Length Parade of American Music Reel 1 30 min Greetings from Mrs Few Brewster National Chairman of the Department of Education National Federation of Music Clubs Two Prelude for Piano by Kent Kennan Three Movements for Viola and Piano by Paul Pisk Two Songs from Triology from the Song of Solomon by Clifton Williams Duo for Oboe and Piano by Kent Kennan Parade of American Music Reel 2 30 mm Gaelic Miniatures for Flute and Piano by Bernard Fitzgerald Adagio and Allegro from Suite for Oboe by Paul A Pisk Dance Divertimento for Two Pianos by Kent Kennan Finale from Adagio and Allegro for Cello Ensemble by Clifton Williams Parade of American Music Reel 3 30 mm Two Essays for Orchestra by Forrest Goodenough Variations on a Theme in Ancient Style by Carlos Salzedo Three Move ments from Concert Suite for Woodwind Quintet by Clifton Wil liams Parade of American Music Reel 4 nn Symphony No 2 Romantic by Howard Hanson 5561 5562 5563 163MUSIC The following tapes were produced by the Texas Education Agency and are all State Concerts of the Texas Educators Association eljhsh Catalog No 5733 Texas All 5734 Texas All 5798 Texas All 5735 Texas All 5800 Texas AU 5736A Texas All 5736B Part Two 5799 Texas AH Title State Chorus 1953 State Chorus 1954 State Chorus 1955 State Orchestra 1954 State Orchestra 1955 State Band 1954 of Above 1954 State Band 1955 MUSIC Length 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min Programs from the University of Minnesota for kindergarten through grade 3 P Length 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min Catalog No Title 3139 A Birthday Partv 3140 A Day at the Zoo 3141 Easter and Spring 3142 For My Valentine 3143 Jack Frost 3144 Merry Christmas 3145 Santas Workshop 3146 Singing in the Rain 3147 A Song of Thanksgiving 3148 Trimming the Christmas Tree 3149 Mother Goose MUSIC APPRECIATION SERIES eljh 3150 Christmas Carols Old and New 15 min 3151 Fritz Kreisler 15 mm Viennese Caprice Liebesfrend the Chinese Tamborine 3152 Ignace Paderewski 15 mjn Minuet in G Chopins Revolutionary Etude Chopins Nocturne in E flat 3153 Morton Gould 15 mjn Color Artist in Music Yankee Doodle Minstrel Show and Ponga UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA SERIES 5761 All State Band 1952 Oklahoma All State Band Concert 30 min SPIRIT OF THE VIKINGS This is a series of tapes furnished from the Radio Department of the Norwegian Information Service Noted Norwegian Composers and Performers are presented as well as programs depicting the customs and traditions of Norway These programs come to the Tape Library each month on Discs and are then trans ferred to Tape eljhsha 164Title Length Catalog No 3242 Anton Meyer Pianist 3243 Asbjoern Finess Violist 3244 Esther Oestby MezzoSoprano 3245 Norwegian Folk Songs 3246 Norwegian Contemporary Composers 3247 Kay Bergman 12yearold Pianist 3248 Jon Otnes Tenor 3249 Jon Otnes Tenor 3250 Norwegian Marches 3251 Florence Embretson Violinist 3252 Oslo Philharmonic Orchestra 3253 Norwegian Orchestral Works 3254 Violin Concerts by Norwegian Composer Fartein Valen 3255 Tollefson Norwegian Composer 3256 Herman Ivarson with Summer Songs 3257 In Memory of Edvard Grieg 3258 Andor Foldes Pianist 3259 Norwegian Fairy Story Why The Sea Is Salty 3260 Dance Scene from the Opera Olav Liljekrans by Arne Eggen Oslo Philharmonic Orchestra Conducted by Odd Gruner Hegge Norwegian Easter Program Piano Recital By Ole Henrik Moe A Gay Musical Program to Usher in the New Year Peder Tonnessen Tenor Song Recital Bergen Festival Music Talk on Henrik Ibsen by Stein Bugge Norwegian play right and director Solveig from the Peer Gynt Harald Saeverud Norwegian Constitution Day Program 17th of May Norwegian Marches In Autumn Commemorating Edvard Grieg in Autumn Played by the Royal Philharmonic orchestra conducted by Sir Thomas Beech am Gladys Petch Narrator Atomic Research and the Small Countries By Dr Gunnar Randers Norwegian Atomic Scientist Royal Norwegian Information Service Piano recital by Mary Barratt Due Royal Norwegian Information Service Song recital by Norman Myrvik tenor Piano Recital by Karen Aars Bugge Songs for Summer Listening 3261 3262 3263 3264 3265 3277 3278 3118 3119 1649 1175 3717 2617 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min eld Gruner 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min Music by 15 in in 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 15 mm min MUSIC FROM INTERLOCHEN Courtesy of Iowa Tapes for Teaching eljhsh Interlochen Band Music Catalog No Title 5280A Knightsbridge March CoatesYoder Second Symphony Alegro moderato BorodinLeidzen Jesu Joy of Mans Desiring BachLeidzen March Liberty Bell Sousa Length 30 min 1655280B Part 2 of above 30 mm 5281A March for Americans GrofeLeidzen 30 mm Polka and Fugue from Schwanda the Bagpiper WeinbergerBainum Arioso from Cantata No 156 BachLeidzen Lincolnshire Posy Grainger 5281B Part 2 of above 30 min 5282A Quick MarchEl Abanico Javaloyes 30 mm Prelude and Fugue in G minor BachMoehlmann Suite Francaise Milhaud Psyche and Eros FranckHarding 5282B Part 2 of above 30 min 5283A MarchEmblem of Unity Richards 30 min Procession of Nobles Cortege from Mlada RimskyKorsakov Overture to The Silken Ladder RossiniBrown Love Song BeethovenNorth 5283B Part 2 of Above 30 min 5284A La Sorella GalliniLang 30 min Royce Hall Suite Original for Band Willan Symphony in B Flat Second Movement ChaussonLyman A Starr Valse Triste SibeliusWinterbottom 5284B Part 2 of above 30 min 5285A Pictures at an Exhibition MoussorgskyLeidzen 30 min The American Sailor March Fultz Sequoia LaGassey Joyous Interlude DaiKeong Lee 5285B Part 2 of above 30 min 5286A Phedre Overture MassenetSafranek 30 min Symphony No 1 for Band Gillis The Sorcerers Apprentice DukasWinterbottom Divertissement lbertHarding 5286B Part 2 of above 30 min 5287A March Militaire TchaikowskyGoldman 30 min Concerto Grosso for Solo Flutes and Clarinets HandelMalin Orb and Sceptre Coronation March for Queen Elizabeth II WaltonRichardson Premier American Concert 5287B Part 2 of above 30 min High School Choir and Accompaniments 5288A High School String Orchestra 30 min St Pauls Suite for String Orchestra Hoist High School Girls Chorus The Blessed Damoselle Debussy High School String Orchestra Handel in the Strand Clog Dance Grainger 5288B Part 2 of above 30 5289A Honors Orchestra 30 Symphonic Poem Wallensteins Camp Smetana Triple Concerto in C Major Op 56 Beethoven High School Band March National Emblem Bagley High School Band Choir and AllState Chorus Festival Finale No 1 Maddy min min 1665289B 5290A 5290B 5291A 5291B 5292 5293 5294 5295 5296 5297 5298 5299 5300 5301 Part 2 of above 30 min High School Girls Chorus 30 min Adoramus Te De Lasso Lonely Wood Lully University Choral Ensemble Sing We and Chant It Morley The Silver Swan Gibbons Honors Band Sussex Psalm Howland Part 2 of above 30 min University Choir 30 min Jesu Meine Freude Cantata Buxtehude University Orchestra Symphony No 2 Op 43 Sibelius Part 2 of above 30 min Outstanding Soloists and Small Groups Woodwind Quintet Op 14 Tarantella Sobeck 30 min Nemico Delia Patria from Andrea Chenier Giordano Valse in E Minor Chopin Grand Quartet No 3 Op 53 Gabrielski Organ Prelude in G Minor BachSiloti 30 min Mentre Ti Lascio Mozart Sonata No 1 Allegro Mozart Minuettoe Trio from Sonata Op 78 Schubert Prelude in G Minor Rachmaninoff 30 min Dichterliebe Schumann Quartet in A Minor Op 29 Allegro ma non troppo Schubert Agnus Dei Bizet Is It Thou from A Masked Ball Verdi 30 min Concertino Chaminade Die Post Schubert Robert Marek Goyescas Granados A Short Overture to a Comedy La Maja y El Ruisenor from Poem Griffes Verdorgenheit Wolf Andante con Variazioni Mendelssohn Gretchen am Spinnrade Schubert Sonata in G Major Samartini Allegro Moderato from Concerto in B Minor Handel Allegro from Concerto in C Major K 647 Mozart Wallensteins Camp Smetana Aztec Dance from La Fiesta Mexicanna Reed The Fiero Costume LeGrenzi Allegro from Concerto for Horn Op 11 R Strauss Dormiro Sol Nel Mantomio Regal from Don Carlos Bachianas Brasileras No 5 VillaLobos Laconic Suite Grant Sonata in D Minor Op 108 Brahms 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min Verdi 30 30 min min 167ATLANTA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA The Atlanta Symphony is one of the major orchestras of the country and is conducted by Henry Sopkin Each year it plays several school concerts each of which is attended by some 5000 pupils from the Atlanta area Some of the following tapes were recorded at these concerts They are especially valuable for classroom use because an explanation of each musical number is given by Mr Sopkin before the number is played peljhsh Catalog No 5099A 5099B Title Length School Concert No 1 Part I 30 min School Concert No 1 Part U 30 min The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra Playing Cuban Overture Gershwin LArlesienne Suite No 1 Bizet The Syncopated Clock Anderson Santa Lucia Neapolitan Boat Song with aud ience singing Washington Post March Sousa 5100A School Concert No 2 Part I 30 min 5100B School Concert No 2 Part II 30 min The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra Playing Overture from B Min or Suite Bach Overture to an Unwritten Opera Gillis Minuetto and Trio from Symphony No 41 Mozart Gavotte from Classi cal Symphony Prokofieff George Elvey Come Ye Faithful People Come with audience singing March from 3rd Movement Symphony No 6 Tchaikowsky Cherrio March Goldman 5955A School Concert 30 min The orchestra plays Prelude to Third Act of Lohengrin by Wagner Andante Cantabile by Tchaikowsky and dances from Bartered Bride by Smetana Also included on this tape is a demonstration of the contrabassoon 5955B Part Two of Above 30 min Included on this half of the program are The North Wind by McDowell piano solo by Bobby Edge of Lawrenceville Georgia High School On the Mall by Goldman and Circus by Toch 5956A School Concert 30 min The Orchestra plays First Movement Schuberts Unfinished Symphony and the Brassy Prelude by Rudolf Ganz 5956B Part Two of Above 30 min Song from Moulin Rouge Danse Macabre and Polyvetsian Dances 5957A School Concert 30 min Overture to Fidelio by Beethoven Second Movement Beetho vens Eighth Symphony and How the First Orchestra Started narrated by Ray Moore 5957B Part Two of Above 30 min Finlandia by Sibelius Plink Plank Plunk by Anderson and Nobody Knows the Trouble Ive Seen and Italian Street Song sung by Lorette Folks of Atlantas Washington High School 5958A School Concert 30 min Overture to Marriage of Figaro by Mozart Jamaican Rumba by Benjamin Nutcracker Suite by Tchaikowsky 5958B Part Two of Above 30 min Pinnochio by Toch Prelude in C Sharp Minor by Gershwin and a suite by Manuel de Falla piano solo by Pvt John Carter of Third Army 1685959A 5959B 5960A 5960B 5961A 5961B 5961C 5961D 5962A 5962B 5877A 5877B 5877C 5877D 5877E 5876A 5876B 5876C 5876D 5876E School Concert u 30 min Manx Overture by Wood Mississippi Suite by Grote Part Two of Above n 30 min Fourth Movement Tchaikowskys Fourth Symphony Polka and Fugue from Schwanda by Weinberger and a waltz Two Hearts in ThreeQuarter Time Tenth Anniversary Broadcast It111 This program was broadcast on NBC at the end of the Atlanta Symphonys tenth year The orchestra plays Fourth Symphony by Beethoven Part Two of Above 30 mm The White Peacock by Griff is Til Eulenspiegel by Strauss 30 mm Annual Broadcast 1956 Mozarts Symphony 35 is heard on part one Part Two of Above Brahms Second Orchestral Suite Part Three of Above Ballet Suite by Gretry Petite Suite by Debussy Part Four of Above Espana by Chabrier March Slav by Tchaikowsky Special Experimental Tape Brahms Fourth Symphony Part Two of Above First Chair Atlanta Symphony Trombone Discussion On these tapes the first trombonist of the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra discusses the history of the trombone and trombone playing techniques Of interest to music students Part Two of Above Part Three of Above Part Four of Above Part Five of Above First Chair Atlanta Symphony Flute Discussion A discussion by the first flutist of the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra Part Two of Above f mm Part Three of Above 3 mm Part Four of Above 30 mm Part Five of Above 30 mul 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min MUSIC The following tapes are very similar in nature to the series listed above and were played by the Young Peoples Symphony Orchestra of Minnesota and furnished by the courtesy of the Minnesota State Department of Education peljhsh Catalog 5618A 5618B 5619A 5619B 5620A 5620B 5621A No Young Peoples Young Peoples Young Peoples Young Peoples Young Peoples Young Peoples Young Peoples Title Symphony in St Paul Symphony in St Paul Symphony in St Paul Symphony in St Paul Symphony in St Paul Symphony in St Paul Symphony in St Paul Minnesota Minnesota Minnesota Minnesota Minnesota Minnesota Minnesota Reel Reel Reel Reel Reel Reel Reel Length 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 1695621B 6109A 6109B 6110A 6110B 6110C 6111A 6111B 6111C 2732 Young Peoples Symphony in St Paul Minnesota Reel 2 30 min University of Georgia Band 30 min A concert of classical and semiclassical music including Vic tory At Sea Part Two of Above 30 min University of Georgia String Ensemble and Glee Club 30 min The Ensemble comprised of Homer Hollaway Doris Alderman Rudolph Firtina Jane Little and Hugh Hodgson plays Schu berts Trout Quintet Several vocal numbers are sung by the Glee Club and Soloists Part Two of Above 30 min Part Three of Above 30 min TechGeorgia Band 30 min This concert was played by the combined bands of Georgia Tech and the University of Georgia on Techs Grant Field The featured work is Victory At Sea Part Two of Above 30 min Part Three of Above 30 min Georgia Official State Song 15 min Georgia Georgia dearest earth underneath the blue So goes the sentimental and lovely verse penned neath the rooftree sky of a Georgia garden by the famous poet Robert Loveman Set to music by another famous Georgian Lollie Belle Wylie it is the official state song as adopted by the Georgia General Assembly in 1922 at the suggestion of civic and patri otic clubs This tape features the official Georgia State Song It also includes the familiar Georgialand and our National Anthem Star Spangled Banner The official Georgia State Song was performed by the Atlanta Pops Orchestra and Chorus conducted by Mr Albert Coleman The National Anthem and Georgialand are instrumental versions peljhsh BAND CONCERTS The University of Michigan Symphony Band Prof William D Revelli con ductor is presented in a series of special programs This organization con sidered the finest university band in the country is an unforgettable treat to hear as it swings from the music of Bach into a concert overture and then into a sprightly modern march The 110member band under its famous conductor has won coasttocoast recognition and attracts student musicians from all parts of the nation The thirteen halfhour programs here offered consist of a variety of selections from the Symphony Bands large repertoire Courtesy of University of Michigan WUOM jhsh Catalog No 6205 Band Concert I 6206 Band Concert II 6207 Band Concert III 620S Band Concert IV 6209 Band Concert V 6210 Band Concert VI Title Length 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 1706211 Band Concert VII 6212 Band Concert VIII 6213 Band Concert IX 6214 Band Concert X 6215 Band Concert XI 6216 Band Concert XII 6217 Band Concert XIII 30 mill 30 mill 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min MISCELLANEOUS MUSIC These tapes cover a variety of types of music Ballads Choral Piano Orchestra and Band Music are all included in this series which also includes a high fidelity demonstration that is unusual Catalog No 141 2989 1643 1647 6102A 6102B 6103 Title Length Berry College Ballad Singers I5 min A program of music in which a number of traditional ballads are sung Included are Im Just A Poor Wayfaring Stranger Mothers Have a Home Jesus Born in Bethny and No Shelter for Jesus Instruments of the Orchestra 15 mm An introduction to the symphony orchestra in which instruments from the string brass woodwind and percussion sections are demonstrated High Fidelity Jf1 A demonstration showing the difference between high fidelity and ordinary recording Choral Concert w 1 mul A program of music by the Girls Ensemble and Male Quartet of South Georgia College Douglas Ga Great Singers of the Past 30 min The voices of some of the greatest singers ever to perform in this country are heard Included are Enrico Caruso Jeanette Mc Donald Nelson Eddy Grace Moore Rosa Ponselle John Mc Cormack and Alma Gluck Selections include Indian Love Call Chiribiribin Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes Loves Secret Carry Me Back to Old Virginny Elegy by Massenet and an ana from La Tosca Recommended for classes in music appreciation Part Two of Above 30 mm Heard on this tape are the voices of Lawrence Tibbett singing Old Black Joe John Charles Thomas singing Largo al Factotum from the Barber of Seville Elizabeth Rethberg singing Czardas from Fledermaus Geraldine Farrar singing Visa DArte from La Tosca and the Italian singer GalliCurci singing The Last Rose of Summer Henry Grady High School Band 30 min The band conducted by R Owen Seitz plays a concert in cluding the Colonel Bogey March Finale from Tchaikowsky s Fourth Symphony Ballet Music from William Tell by Rossim and The Stars and Stripes Forever 1716104A 6104B 6104C 6105 A 6105B 6105C 6106A 6106B S875A 5875B 5874A 5874B 6107A 6107B 6108 5622 6128 Music fer Two Pianos 30 min Jack Broucek and Dan Hooley play Danza Lucumi by Lecou ona Theme and Variations by Brahms Stardust by Carmichael and Cake Walk by Tausman This concert was recorded by Georgia Teachers College Statesboro Ga Part Two of Above 30 min Selections include Lesginka by Khatchaturian Rhapsody in Blue by Gershwin and Sicilienne by Bach Part Three of Above 30 min Selections include a Richard Rodgers medley three settings of songs by Rachmaninoff and some ballet music by Debussy Third Army Band 30 min This is an outdoor concert in which the band plays Finlandia by Sibelius and other classical and martial favorites Part Two of Above 30 min Part Three of Above 30 min Atlanta Pops Orchestra 30 min Conducted by Albert Coleman the orchestra plays a concert of both classical and popular favorites Part Two of Above 30 min Atlanta Pops Orchestra 1956 30 min Conducted by Albert Coleman the Atlanta Pops plays a program of concert favorites Included are My Maryland by Romberg Buglers Holiday by Anderson My Waltz by Coleman and the Scherzo from Mendelssohns Midsummer Nights Dream Part Two of Above 30 min Heard on this tape are Oodles and Oodles by Jimmy Dorsey Prelude in C Sharp Minor by Rachmaninoff and the Western Symphony by Kay Atlanta Pops Orchestra 1956 30 min Heard on these tapes are two of Colemans own works Fiddle Frolic and Open Spaces Also heard are Griegs Piano Con certo Vise DArte from Tosca the Song from Moulin Rouge and Reflection of an Indian Boy by Fisher Part Two of Above 30 min Burke Radnor Baritone 30 min Mr Radnor sings a number of seldom heard songs Part Two of Above 30 min The Juke Box 30 min A discussion by several representatives of the recording industry of the cultural and social effects of juke box music Piano Selections by Frank Engleman 30 min Barbershop Quartette Singing 30 min A concert by members of the Atlanta chapter of the American Association for the Advancement and Protection of Barbershop Quartette Music SCIENCE This series of 26 programs was prepared by Indiana University for high school use Narration and dramatization describes progress of science through the contributions of outstanding scientists Courtesy of Minnesota Department of Education jhsh 172Catalog No Title 1932 Where It All Began 1933 Herodotus Reports on His World 1934 The Greeks Ask Questions 1935 Aristotle Discovers How He Thinks 1936 Galileo Tests a Theory 1937 Sun Moon and Stars 1938 The Alchemist and Scholastic 1939 Science Emerges from Underground 1940 Harvey and the Beating Heart 1941 Laeuwenhoek Sees the Little Animals 1942 Newton Fashions a New Tool 1943 Linnaeus Makes a List 1944 These Men Worked on Air 1945 Dalton Finds the Atom 1946 The Scientists Get Together 1947 Darwin Sails on the Besgle 1948 Mendel Learns from Flowers 1949 Pasteur Disproves a Theory 1950 Pavlov and His Dogs 1951 The Mysterious Rays 1952 Electricity Goes to Work 1953 Radio Becomes a Reality 1954 Cures and Preventatives 1955 Scientists Keep in Touch 1956 Man Takes Another Look at his Universe 1957 A New Theory Works Out 1958 Atomic Energy for Peace Length 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min SCIENCE A collection of tapes on scientific subjects recommended for upper High School and Adult use sha A description of each tape is given following each title Catalog No 6002 Title Length 6003A 6003B 6004A Worlds in Collision 30 mn A discussion moderated by Clifton Fadiman of the book Worlds In Collision The book propounds a theory which holds that the development of civilization has been greatly in fluenced by cataclysms to which the Earth may have been sub jected For upper grades only The Role of Enrichment in Combating Dietary Diseases 30 mm This is a talk by Dr Robert R Williams the Scientist who first synthesized vitamin B In an appearance before the American Association for the Advancement of Science in Atlanta Dr Wil liams urged wider use of food enrichment particularly in under privileged areas of the world Part Two of Above 30 mul Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy 30 mm A report by several scientists who attended the Geneva Con ference on Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy These tapes were recorded at the Atlanta meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science 173 6004B 6005A Part Two of Above 30 min 6005B 6006A 6006B 6007A A Man and His Heart 30 min This is the case history of a man with a serious heart ailment Heard in addition to the patient himself are his doctors friends and business associates Of interest to anyone who at one time or another has wondered whether he might someday have heart disease Part Two of Above 30 min Is There A Shortage of Scientists 30 min A speech by James R Killian president Massachusetts Insti tute of Technology Part Two of Above 30 min William L Laurence 30 min As science writer for the New York Times Mr Laurence has come to know firsthand many of the worlds topflight scientists Albert Einstein J Robert Oppenhiemer and others Also he has traveled over most of the globe and was aboard the Air Force plane which dropped the first atomic bomb on Hiroshima In this interview Mr Laurence gives a very interesting resume of his career Part Two of Above 30 min Science and the Other Humanities 30 min A talk by Dr Laurence M Gould president of Carleton College and Antarctic explorer in which he decries the rift between sci entists and humanists Part Two of Above 30 min Space Flight 30 min An interview with Dr Ernest Steuhlinger German scientist as sociated with the Redstone Arsenal in Alabama Dr Steuhlinger discusses the problems which must be overcome before space travel can be achieved and makes some amazing predictions Recommended for high school science classes SPACE AND MR SMITH Mr Smith an ordinary citizen with an inquiring mind finds himself sur rounded by myths rumors halftruths and debatable information concerning discoveries in astronomy Courtesy of University of Michigan WUOM jhsh 6007B 6008A 6008B 6009 528 Space and Mr Smith 529 One Universe or Many 530 Sun as a Typical Star The 534 Earth as a Planet The 535 Moon 3590 Solar System The 3591 Mars 3592 Life on Other Worlds 3593 Interplanetary Travel 3594 Tools of the Astronomer 3595 Latest Developments in Astronomical Research SCIENCE WESTINGHOUSE Adventures in Research jhsh 174 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 minmm mill min Catalog No Title Length 3163 The Balanced Wheel Story of a Gyroscope 3164 Beauty in Clay Story of Wedgwood Pottery 3165 Cosmetics by the Ton Chemical Laboratorys Research in Cosmetics 3166 Davy Safety Lamp Lamp that made Miners Life safer from FireDeath 3167 Dutch Janitor Leuwenhoek discoverer of Microscopic Lens 3168 Dynamite Story of Alfred Nobel and Discovery of NitroGlycerm 3169 The Electronic Tube What it means in Radio Television etc 3170 Electronics in Communication Automatic Telephone Exchanges to Television 3171 Electronics in Industry Story of the effect of Electronics in Industry 3172 Elias Howe Builder of the First Successful Sewing Machine 3173 Eyes and Ears for the Millions Marconis Wireless Dr Bell and Telephone 3174 Eyes and Ears for the Millions Fessendon and Radio 3175 The First Automobile Designed by a Frenchman Nicoli Quinot 3176 Fundamentals of Electricity Simple experiments one can make 3177 The Gas That Wont Burn Story of Helium and some of its uses 3178 George Westinghouse Story of the Air Brake invented by Westinghouse 3180 Hans Iron Needle Orestead and his discovery about nature of electricity 3181 HighOctane Fuel Uses of such fuel in Aviation Rocket Development 3182 The Horseless Carriage The Evolution of the Automobile 3183 Importance of Time I Discussion of importance of time in daily lite 3184 Importance of Time II Effect of adoption of Standard Time Belts 3185 An Insect Zoo Entomologists research with insects and disease 3186 Joseph Swan Pioneer in Electricity Research 3187 King of Clocks Story of the Clock used by Greenwich Observatory 3188 A Line of Type Mergenthaler and his invention of the LineOlype 3189 The Lonely Passenger Lone Passenger on first Steamship across the Atlantic 3191 The Marvelous Grady Balanchani 15 3192 A New Kind of Match 15 Fabron his Panama Match first waterproot match 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 mill min min min min min min min min min min min min min min min min min min min min min min min min 1753193 New Steel Horizons 15 min A compass needle leading to Iron Ore fields 3194 The Oil Hunter 15 min Story of first uses for Petroleum and its development 3195 Polarized Light Story of how Polarized light works 15 min 3196 Power from Steam 15 min Story of James Watt and his Steam Engine 3197 Radar Radio Detecting and Ranging 15 min 3198 The Revengeful Man 15 min Endowment of Smithsonian institute 3199 Roentgen 15 min Discoverer of XRay an Absent Minded discovery 3200 SeaGoing Ice Breakers 15 min Rescue operations of the Coast Guard 3201 SeaGoing Life Preservers Rescue Procedures 15 min 3202 Story of a Lead Pencil How Lead Pencils Are Made 15 min 3203 Story of Aluminum 15 min Problems of getting it in pure form 3204 Story of Fingerprinting 15 min An extraordinary method of Identification 3205 Story of Metal X The Story of Uranium 15 min 3206 Story of Paricutin 15 min A Volcanos birth which can be studied 3207 Story of Spectacles 15 min China 1275 Spectacles appeared other inventions 3208 Story of the Electron 15 min Simple explanation of Atomic Energy 3209 Story of the English Locomotive 15 min Story of George Stevensons Locomotive 3210 Story of The Phonograph 15 min Frenchs attempts and Edisons discovery 3211 Transcriptions 15 min Modern use of the phonograph for broadcasts 3212 Television 15 min A medium of entertainment becoming big business 3213 The Troublesome Chemist 15 min La Sac and his study of Chlorine 3214 TwentyFive Magic Years of Radio 15 min Incidents of History making Radio 3215 Whats New in Lighting 15 min Use of InfraRed Flourescent Incandescent Lamps 3216 Wheel of Life 15 min Story of the Movies from earliest to latest GENERAL ELECTRIC Excursions in Science jhsh 3218 Animal Behavior 15 min How a Scientist Lives with animals 3219 The Approach to Absolute Zero 15 min What it is how reached 3220 Atomic Power 15 min Progress and lack of progress in use of Atomic Power 3221 Bridging the Gap 15 min The Amoeba in this answer to Evolution Question 3222 Chlorophyl Key to Survival 15 min Mystery of its creation and action 1763223 3224 3225 3226 3227 3228 3229 3230 3231 3232 3233 3234 3235 3236 3237 3238 3239 3240 15 iniri 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min Collecting Butterflies Equipment needed haunts methods uses etc Evolution of LeatherHides to Leather The Future of Natural Resources Increased use is ahead of discovery The Giant Eye of Palomar Dimensions description of Conservatory How Long Will You Live Some facts about life expectancy Human Progress How old is Civilization Cumulative progress of Civilization Jet Propulsion 15 min Story of development of Jet Propulsion uses Lichens 15 min Locales Adaptability Hardiness Contribution to Soil The Living Substance 15 min Definition properties of Protoplasm Mt Palomar Telescope 15 min Problems of making transporting use of giant Telescope New Uses of Coal 15 min Making Synthetic Gases Carbon Synthesia Fuel etc Power 15 mrn What it means where it comes from power for this Power Age Psychological Quacks 15 nun Difference between Quacks and Legitimate Psychiatrist The Reptilian Aristocracy Flying armored swimming reptiles of past Science and its Impact on Society Our High Standard of Living Science Fiction How much of Science is Fiction and how much fact Visual Science Education Museums are interesting and valuable in Education A Window on a New World Electronic Tubes and Microscopes LET SCiENCE TELL US This series emphasizes the world arena in which modern science operates as well as the cooperative action and scientific thought processes that make achievements in science possible It was written by Irving Fink with the supervision of Ben R Whitinger of the Science Department at University of Minnesota Department of Education eljh Catalog No Title 2060 The New Age Modern Science 2061 Paddle Wheels and Pistons Robert Fulton 2062 A World on Rails James Watt 2063 A World on Wings Wright Langlcy 2064 Bumper to Bumper Henry Ford 2065 Distance Killer Samuel Morse 2066 New York Calling Alexander Graham Bell 2067 A World of Voices Guglielmo Marconi 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min Length 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 1772068 Pictures in the Air Television 2069 Lights Camera Action The Motion Picture 2070 Mr Electron Electricity 2071 Food and Fulcrums Machines 2072 XRay Roentgen 2073 Mr Atom Splitting the Atom 2074 Atoms for Peace Use of Atomic Energy 2075 Lost in the Sky Galileo Galilei 2076 Star Men Navigation 2077 The Big Eye Mt Palomar 2078 Discovering the Body William Harvey 2079 Microbe Masters I Louis Pasteur 2080 Microbe Masters II Joseph Lister 2081 Wonder Drugs Penicillin 2082 Nerve Network Nervous System 2083 Medal for Fido Animal Research 3084 Hearts and Hands Heart Research 2085 Millions of Buyers The Market 2086 Product Probers Food and Drug Testing 2087 Career in Science Opportunities 2088 Lets Look Back Review 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min This series was written by Frederic Sederholm and supervised by Dr C H Boeck head of the science department at University of Minnesota High School eljh 2089 Looking for Facts Scientific Observation 15 min 2090 Building Stones Sedimentary Formation 15 min 2091 Fire Rocks Granite Quarries 15 min 2092 Black Gold Coal 15 min 2093 Industry Sinews Iron 15 min 2094 Liquid Power Petroleum 15 min 2095 It Blows Its Top Volcanoes 15 min 2096 Rock Crushers Weathering and Eroding Agents 15 min 2097 Old Faithful Bunsen and Geyser 15 min 2098 Science in the Tropics Haiti Project 15 min 2099 Science in the Mountains Switzerland 15 min 2100 Time Tellers Time Zones 15 min 2101 The Great White Plague Tuberculosis Robert Koch 15 min 2102 Circuit Shooter Volta The Battery 15 min 2103 A Law of Science Ohm Electric Circuit 15 min 2104 Making Power Faraday Generator 15 min 2105 Improving Mans Eyes Microscope Development 15 min 2106 Weather Teller Toncilli Barometer 15 min 2107 Degrees of Heat Fahrenheit Thermometer 15 min 2108 What We Talk About Weather 15 min 2109 The Weatherman Predicting and Making Weather 15 min 2110 Look Alikes Mendel Heredity 15 min 2111 What Is It Linnaeus 15 min 2112 The Bird Man Audubon 15 min 2113 Using Yours Eyes and Ears Birds 15 min 2114 What Do You Believe 15 min Animal Stories Superstitions 2115 What Do You Believe 15 min Animal Stories Fact or fallacy 1782116 Buds and Sprouts Trees 15 min 2117 Leaf Eaters Insects Caterpillars 15 min 2118 Mr Tadpole Frogs 5 min 2119 Goin Fishin Fish 1 mm 2120 Looking Backward Overview I5 min LET SCIENCE TELL US One of the School of the Air series prepared for broadcast by Radio Station WSUI State University of Iowa Iowa City Iowa is this series of natural science programs written by Fred Sederholm Stresses the methods and pro cedures employed by scientists in their discovery process emphasis is also placed on scientific research in specific cases and on the outcome of such research Courtesy of Iowa Tapes for Teaching eljh Catalog No Title 2381 With People Who Do Things 2382 Working It Out 2383 The Science of Life 2384 A Flower Out of Water 2385 Leopard Gets His Spots 2386 Why Were Different 2387 How Do We Know 2388 Our SixLegged Neighbors 2389 What Tree Is That 2390 What Bird or Fish Is That 2391 The Land We Live On 2392 Life through the Ages 2393 How Youve Changed 2394 Making Things Better 2395 Using What We Know 2397 Looking at the Invisible 2398 Little Demons Big Bothers 2399 The Story of Cells 2400 How Were Made 2401 The Human Machine 2402 The Human Pump 2403 How Do We Breathe 2404 Glands and the Human Transformer 2405 The Human Telegraph 2406 Food for Healths Sake 2407 What Cur Bodies Need 2408 The Bodys Alphabet 2409 Health First 2410 On Our Bodies Battlefront 2411 Wonder Workers 2412 A Scientific Triumph 2413 Community Hygiene 2414 Lets Look It Over LET SCIENCE TELL US This series has been prepared for classroom use by radio station KUOM of the University of Minnesota Courtesy of Minnesota Department of Education eljh Length 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 179Catalog No Title 1959 Whats Around Us Environment as a whole Length 15 min 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 Eyes to See Careful observation 15 min What Do You Believe Superstition rumor 15 min It Floats Floating objects buoyancy 15 min Eureka I Have It Archimedes 15 min Mr Watts Tea Kettle James Watt 15 min The Steamer Robert Fulton 15 min The Wright Brothers Biographical Sketch 15 min At the Airport What makes a plane fly 15 min Flying Weather Weather conditions and flying 15 min Oil for the Car Petroleum mining 15 min Why Oil Friction and effects 15 min How Do They Find It Geology and Petroleum 15 min The Big Hole Iron mining 15 min Making Iron into Steel Fiery furnaces 15 min The Converter Henry Bessemer 15 min The Eclipse The universe 15 min The Big Eye Mount Palomar 15 min Figures in the Sky Constellations 15 min The Great Genius Isaac Newton 15 min Black Diamonds Coal mining 15 min Where Did It Come From Formation of Coal 15 min Rubber Tires Charles Goodyear 15 min The Savior of the South George W Carver 15 min Welcome Friends Bird migration 15 min Look Alikes Heredity 15 min The Pain Killer Dr Morton 15 min In the Deep Deep sea diving 15 min Tunnel Builders The Power of Air 15 min Into the Past Fossils and pottery 15 min Final Edition Analysis fact 15 min Science in Daily Life 15 min Science is the whys and hows of our world and of ourselves Scientists Work Together 15 min The values of theoretical science Greeks Honor Their Thinkers 15 min The great Hellenistic thinkers were right about some things wrong about others Science Leaves Greece 15 min Greek scholars fled to Asia Minor Persia and Egypt Moslems Keep Science Alive 15 min The Moslems continued scientific work during the Dark Ages Science Returns to Europe 15 min The notions of Ptolemy Aristarchus of Greece Copernicus and Bruno Galileo Passes a Crucial Test 15 min The teachings of Aristotle Galileo Copernicus and Tycho Brahe Science Finds Protection 15 min Scientific scholars in the sixteenth century band together Scientists Find New Tools 15 min In the seventeenth century new instruments were developed by practical inventors and by theoretical scientists 1801999 New Ideas About Muscles and Diseases 15 min Superstition and untested beliefs influenced the practice of med icine from ancient times 2000 Newton Sets a Pattern 15 min Isaac Newton organized a system of theories and principles 2001 Scientists Follow Newton 15 min Hersche and Pierre Laplace make further discoveries 2002 Plants Animals and Rocks 15 min Men like Cuvier Lamarck Hunter and Lyell began to find new facts and new theories in geology comparative anatomy and botany 2003 Darwin Puts It Into Words 15 min Charles Darwin generalized the studies of other scientists into a new theory 2004 More Ideas About Muscles and Diseases 15 min What is the nature of living tissue 2005 Pasteur Unites Chemistry and Medicine 15 min Microbes can be killed or made harmless 2007 Electricity Begins to Work 15 min Michael Faraday puts electricity to work 2008 New Discoveries New Problems 15 min Roentgen Thomson Rutherford and Planck account for radia tion 2009 The Machine Age Begins 15 min Practical applications of theoretical science 2010 Scientists at Work 15 min The career of Albert Michelson illustrates how scientists keep in touch with one another 2011 Einstein Looks for a New Answer 15 min Albert Einstein publishes new theory of looking at the universe 2012 The Atom Yields Power E MC2 15 min 2013 How Men Behave Psychology 15 min Galton Pavlov Freud Wundt Von Helmholtz James and Binet give us experimental psychology 2014 What Men Are Made of Genetics 15 min How life carries on from generation to generation 2015 Many Questions Still Remain Unsolved problems 15 min ADVENTURES IN RESEARCH The following programs have been made available by the Westinghouse Electric Corporation which has for many years sponsored this fine series Carried as a regular feature by many radio stations all over the nation Courtesy of Minnesota Department of Education shta Catalog No 2016 2017 2018 2019 Title Length 15 min A Womans Place The answer to what a womans place can be The Weaver and the Wasp 15 min Heinrich Keller discovers how to make paper out of wood The Fifty Ton Gods 15 min A story of a barren treeless place of mystery The Clumsy Kitten 15 min William Morton discovers the first successful general anesthetic 1812020 The Missing Elements 15 min A Russian scientist predicts new elements unknown in his time 2021 The Tractor That Needs No Road 15 min Benjamin Holt invents a tractor to cope with the soft peat soil in California 2022 The Kensington Stone 15 min Was it authentic or was it a hoax 2023 The Lucky Pin 15 min Walter Hunts invention of the safetypin 2024 The Reducing Cows 15 min Brought about the discovery of vitamins 2025 The Earthquake and the Squirrel 15 min Led to the discovery of the disease tularemia or rabbit fiver 2026 The Silver Dream 15 min A story which existed in the heart of a young Scotch girl 2027 Track No 1 15 min Colonel John Stevens and first railroad 2028 The Barber of France 15 min Ambroise Pares struggle against the superstition and ignorance of surgical practices of his day 2029 The Dutch Janitor 15 min Anton Leeuwenhoek inventor of the microscope 2030 Fighter of Fire 15 min Alexander Latta launches the era of scientific combatting of one of mans dread enemies 2031 Sister of a Star 15 min It has often been said that a woman is behind the success of every man 2032 The Birthday Microscope 15 min Robert Koch discovers the germ of a dread disease 2033 Forgotten Man of Hamelin 15 min Frederick Sertuerner a forgotten man made life less painful through his discovery of morphine 2034 The King Who Wouldnt take a Dare 15 min David discovers the cause of sleeping sickness with the help of a native King 2035 Prophecy of Bologna 15 min An ancient prophecy of an Italian town came true 2036 Road to Glory 15 min James Loudon MacAdams invention of a roadbuilding technique 2037 The Purple Vapor 15 min Iodine is discovered when trying to improve gunpowder 2038 On Silent Wings 15 min The story of John Montgomerys first flight in 1884 to later trials which eventually cost him his life 2039 Horseless Carriage A story of the automobile 15 min 2040 The Eleventh Commandment 15 min Lord Kelvin rose to scientific greatness by applying his eleventh commandment to his life 2041 The Peculiar Trumpet Reno Laennecs stethoscope 15 min 2042 Riddle of the Universe 15 min Nicholas Copernicus overthrew the belief of the earth as the center of the solar system 1822043 2044 2045 2046 2047 2048 2049 2050 2051 2052 2053 2054 2055 2056 2057 2058 2059 The Marvelous Gravy 15 min Lazare Spallanzani the man who first discovered where microbes came from The Modest Book Binder 15 min Michael Faradays career in science Tomorrow Unlimited 15 mn Jules Verne became an uncanny prophet of scientific achieve ments to come What Happened at Peshtigo 15 mm Two of our worst conflagrations the Chicago Fire and the great fire at Peshtigo Wisconsin occurred on the same day Perkins Mistake 15 min The significance of this mistake on hundreds of millions of dollars worth of major industries Davy Jones Treasure 15 nun Mans attempt to salvage treasure by the millions on the ocean floor Monster of Imagination 1S mm Gustave Eiffel built the Eiffel tower and lived off the money from visiting sightseers The Troublesome Chemist 15 nun Louis Gay Lussac was fired with the desire for scientific fame at the early age of 17 The Contradictory Gas I5 mm A deadly gas carbon dioxide is used in thousands of ways The Mother of Invention 15 min Andre Garnerins invention of the parachute The Violet and the Vacuum 15 min The story of a famous physicist a shrinking violet among men Robert Boyle The Fabulous Feather Joseph Bramahs invention of the penholder Man of Steel William Kelly Americas first steel man For Want of a Nail A story of the manufacture of nails Joseph Swan One of the early pioneers in electric lamp and lighting The Story of Spectacles Their original use and their use now The Man Who Nursed Pigeons Nicola Tesla helped bring about the electrical age in which we live 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min WESTINGHOUSE RECORDINGS See description This series cover a number of subjects Courtesy of Minnesota Department of Education eljh Catalog No Title Length 2121 2122 Humphry Davys Last Laugh 15 mm As a 17 year old boy his questions about the discovery of the pain killing nature of nitrous oxide and use of anaesthesia The Missing Planet 15 min New Years Eve of 1801 Guiseppe Plazzi discovered the first small planetoid in the space between Mars and Jupiter 1832123 The First Steel Plow 15 min A Vermont blacksmith named John Deere migrated to Illinois where he invented the first steel plow that turned the midwest into the Breadbasket of the World 2124 Flight to the Pole in 1896 15 min Soloman Andrees flight was one of the great tragedies of ex ploration 2125 Five Million Dollars Deep 15 min What happens when five million dollars in gold and silver lies in 60 fathoms of water 2126 Wilderness Train 15 min One hundred years ago a man made monster rumbled over the horizon in the midwest and helped change the face of America 2127 Episode At Falling Creek 15 min This program tells of the first attempt to make iron in America 2128 The Flying Buzzard 15 min At the turn of the century Congress voted 50000 to develop an airplane which though it was a failure really helped to pioneer flight 2129 Mr Wickham Plants a Seed 15 min The story of the planting of a seed from the Hevea tree which founded the plantation rubber industry 2130 Prison of the Dead 15 min Story of Christian Eijkman and the discovery of vitamins Prisoners in Java were dying because their polished rice diet lacked a health giving substance present in brown rice 2131 The Pirates Pit 15 min Almost 150 years ago three boys landed on Oak Island in Nova Scotia and what they found set off a hunt for buried treasure which still remains to be found 2132 The Stubborn Warrior 15 min Dr Frederick G Banting made a medical discovery that insulin would bring health and life to millions suffering from diabetes 2133 David and the Dirigible 15 min The early experiments of David Schwarz who lived in the forests of Croatia helped to inspire Count Ferdinand Von Zeppelin 2134 The Goldsmith Who Went To War 15 min A valiant fighter for liberty named Paul Revere was a quiet goldsmith from Boston who built the first copper rolling mill in the U S and founded an industry which still exists today 2135 The Knotty Problem 15 min One hundred years ago Johnny Appleby solved the problem of tying a knot by mechanical means This made possible the grain reaper and binder now used 2136 The Warning Needle 15 min Two men nearly lost their lives in unexplored Northern Michi gan because they were following the directions of a compass needle which was being influenced by one of the richest iron ore deposits in the world 2137 The Lost Gold Mine 15 min Supposedly discovered in 1864 and then lost because of hostile Indians and the fading memories of the two men who survived 1842138 2139 2140 2141 2142 2143 2144 2145 2146 2147 2148 2149 2150 2151 Father Time Himself 15 mip Tells how an old clockmaker Thomas Tomion perfected the watch escapement that made modern timepieces possible The Man Who Was Too Smart 15 min Robert Hooke worked on the airpump microscope barometer diving bell universal joint and many others Yet he had time to help Newton with his theory of gravitation The Nine Lives of John Muir 15 mu He was the father of Yosemite National Park and has among his namesakes the worlds largest glacier and famous redwood forest Rock of the Devil 15 min 18th century miners of copper ores were troubled by a mysterious impurity they called kupernickel Axel Cronstedt found it to be nickel a most essential modern metal Superman Wanted 15 min This program dramatizes the growth of technology and how America depends on engineers for design plans and the building of tomorrow Engineers are needed badly The Mysterious Marcus 15 min Siegfried Marcus back in 1865 had designed a crude vehicle powered by a gasoline motor that might be called the first automobile Sams Secret 15 min In 1770 in Boulton England Samuel Crompton built one of the machines which helped revolutionize the textile industry and bring on the Industrial Revolution A Pot of Iron 15 min In 1860 in the Mesabe Hills of Northern Minnesota a man named Leonidas Merritt made a discovery millions of tons of iron ore lying near the surface It took 20 years to sell his discovery The Living Element 15 min Pierre and Marie Curie their study of the radiations from pitch blend which led to the discovery of radium and the beginning of the atomic age The Unlucky Inventor 15 min Jacob Perkins a goldsmith and diemaker whose trade disap peared when the U S quit coining money The Fabulous Vagabond 15 min Paracelsus the man who first brought chemistry to the aid of medicine but was forced to live as a vagabond Olaas Roemer 15 min Assisted in determining the speed of light through his study of moons of Jupiter The Illiterate Millwright 15 min Born in England in 1734 James Brindley could neither read nor write but he designed mills and machinery and a network of canals which made him famous Storv of Refrigeration 15 min A doctor named John Gorrie invented the first successful ice machine the forerunner of the modern household refrigerator 1852152 Dr Harvey Cushing 15 min A pioneer surgeon whose skill helped usher in modern brain surgery and the development of the electric knife for brain operations 2153 The Man Who Erased Never 15 min The story of Ferdinand de Lesseps who constructed the Suez Canal with the help of candy pastries and macaroni 2154 A Better Mousetrap 15 min Hiram Maxim who invented an automatic mousetrap when only 14 years old is best known for his invention of the automatic rifle He also worked with smokeless powder water sprinklers and a steamdriven airplane 2155 The Giant Maker 15 min Joseph Bramak was one of Englands great inventors who made every man a giant through his invention of the hydraulic press which was an important contribution to the 18th century science 2156 The Earl of Stanhope 15 min Charles Mahon the third Earl of Stanhope devised an early steamboat a method of sterotyping a calculating machine a method of fire proofing buildings and hand printing press 2157 Ernest Solway 15 min The story of our most vital chemical ordinary soda The method of manufacturing it was invented by a young Belgian scientist Ernest Solway 2158 Mont Pelee 15 min The story of the volcano which is the greatest destroyer of them all and of its desvastating eruption on May 8 1902 which buried the city of St Pierre 2159 The Plague Fighters 15 min This program tells how a Japanese scientist Dr Kitasato and a British physician Dr Liston working in India helped conquer one of mankinds great scourges the Black Death or bubonic plague 2160 Healer With Light 15 min Dr Niels Finsen of Denmark an invalid most of his life just discovered the therapeutic value of the actinic rays in sunlight and its effect on smallpox and tuberculosis of the skin 2161 Light of the Ages 15 min Roger Bacon a monk living in 13th Century England was a scholar whom scientists regard as the living link between the Dark Ages and our present day science and technology 2162 The Salt of the Earth 15 min One of mans most precious possessions A man needs 12 pounds a year Historical battles have been waged over salt deposits Marco Polo found salt used as money Ten million tons are used each year 2163 Venus and the Sailor 15 min In 1768 Lord Sandwich sponsored an expedition to the Pacific Ocean to observe the transit of Venus Scurvy was so prevalent with sailors that Lieutenant Cook decided to try a diet of fresh fruits and vegetables for his crew It was successful thereby solving a great problem for ocean navigators 1862164 2165 2166 2167 2168 2169 2170 2171 2172 2173 2174 The Lonely Passenger 15 min After the first steamboat had crossed the Atlantic Ocean without passengers or freight Lord Lindock bravely volunteered to ride from one European port to another to prove the safety of such a contraption Story of Quinine 15 min A soldier in Peru was sick with malaria He drank of a pool in the forest and was cured It was affected by conchona bark which was in the pool From this bark quinine was made The anopheles mosquito was found to be the carrier Clintons Ditch 15 min In 1782 the city of New York was having a trying time DeWitt Clinton was elected mayor at age 31 and later Governor The ditch was started in 1822 363 miles long and cost 8000000 First great engineering task in America The Talking Soap Box 15 min Emil Berliner an immigrant clothing salesman from Germany settled in Washington He tried to imitate Bells telephone and stumbled onto the principle of the microphone Full Head of Steam 15 min Oliver Evans 1755 The bankers 19 year old daughter engineered a bank loan for Olivers steam carriage In 1804 his 2 ton scow went to the river on wheels by its own power Cerro Bolivar I5 min Benjamin Franklin drew the boundary between U S and Canada which included the iron ranges of Minnesota and Michigan A mountain of solid iron ore was found in Venezuela to take the place of Minnesotas diminishing supply Clang Clang Clang 15 min Mastodon of Main Street In 1831 John Stevenson laid first tracks for horse drawn trolleys In 1879 the electric trolley oper ated by batteries was invented in New York In 1910 the first trackless trolleys They carry 65000000 people per day Yankee Mariner 15 min Nathaniel Bowditch January 11 1795 Merchant ship Henry sailed with Nathaniel Dedicated himself to making navigation an exact science He completed the first standard text New American Practical Navigator which is still used The Stanley Steamer 15 min The story of the identical Stanley twins Francis and Freeland who designed a steam driven automobile In 1899 they manu factured 200 cars that became the first commercial cars in the world In 1906 first car to run 2 miles per minute The Sound Heard Round the World 15 min In 1831 Albany Academy Prof Henry showed a class a tele graph he had made Samuel Morse and Alfred Gail designed another telegraph with a sounder and key which has been used around the world The DandyHorse T15 In 1769 Cecil Oglevie in London designed a bicycle In 1816 in Paris a dandyhorse became the rage of the continent In 1865 the velocipede or boneshaker was sold in England In 1876 a safety bicycle was invented and remains essentially the same today 1872175 The Master of Munich 15 min In 1834 the first complete accurate check was made on an epidemic of cholera that swept Europe Dr Von Pepinkoeffer took the germs himself and lived He was the founder of hygiene and sanitation 2176 Twentieth Century Cave Man 15 min Sir Arthur S Woodward Argentine and Chilean border dispute brought about the discovery of a giant sloth dead over 2000 years A skull of a woman 50000 years old found in Sussex called a cave woman 2177 The Porcelain Dream 15 min In 1540 Bernard Pallaci was inspired by the sight of an oriental cup to make pottery which made him famous in Europe but he died in prison 2178 The Man Who Shod the Wheel 15 min In 1884 Belfast Ireland Dr Dunlop a veterinarian had a little son whose tricycle threw him to the pavement He designed a pneumatic tire for the tricycle and found it faster and easier to ride In 1890 it became standard on all English and American bicycles Horseless carriages came next 2179 Too Good to Last 15 min In 1840 Henry Worthington built a steam canal boat but was driven off the canals He then designed a pump that won a boat race and revolutionized the use of pumps all around the world 2180 Mister Parsons Dream Boat 15 min In 1880 the Arizona crossed the Atlantic in 7 days 10 hours with reciprocating engine Charles Parsons built a turbine drive boat in 1896 Turbinia which traveled at 34Vi knots Mauratania 800 feet long made 26V2 knots 2181 Papin and the Pressure Cooker 15 min An experiment in pressure cooking for the British Royal Society was the beginning of steam power machines but wasnt developed until two generations later 2182 Quiet Please 15 min Archibald Lowe the man who photographed sound Londons underground railway was too noisy for him so he helped silence it by tracking down the source of the noise 2183 Wheel of Life 15 min Prof Jos Plateau of University of Belgium at Ghent Science of Optics Through persistency of vision although blind he in vented the first moving picture machine which he called a phatoscope 2184 Wrong Road to Fame 15 min Nicholas Cuneo 1763 steam driven cart William Murdock in vented a steam cart which the Vicar requested him to destrov 2185 Lazy Humphrey 15 min Thomas Newcomen invented the first steam engine to pump water from mines in England Humphrey Potter who had to work the valves invented the first automatic steam valve because hed rather go fishing LET SCIENCE TELL US Recorded by the Minnesota School of the Air and covers a wide variety of science stories for boys and girls eljh 1881 Catalog No Title 2186 Story of a Waterfall 2187 This Earth of Ours 2188 Assignment in Science 2189 Reading the Weather 2190 StormWarner 2191 Time Jumps Back 2192 An Ancient Astronomer 2193 A Star Is Plucked 2194 A Star Gazer 2195 The Dynamite King 2196 The Great Paradox 2197 Therell Be Fireworks 2198 Tillers of the Air 2199 The Balloon Men 2200 As Fast as Lightning 2201 Off We Go 2202 He Saw Through Things 2203 The Wireless Man 2204 He Improved Great Inventions 2205 Beware High Voltage 2206 The Story of Aluminum 2207 The Father of Chemistry 2208 All About Atoms 2209 Atom Smasher 2210 A Disease Fighter 2211 The Miracle Drug 2212 Making the Most of Life 2213 Keeping in Shape 2214 Feeling Is Believing 2215 Letters to the Editor 2216 Trip to the Moon 2217 Astronomy 2218 Experiment in Gravity 2219 Einstein Length 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min FIFTEEN STEPS A series of thirteen science and nature dramas which were originated from Station WOI Iowa State College Ames Iowa for children between the ages of 6 and 11 The experiments are given so that children may perform each one themselves Courtesy of Iowa Tapes for Teaching el Length 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min Catalog 2220 2221 2222 2223 2224 2225 2226 2227 2228 No Title The Invisible Ocean Air Natural Born Flyer Birds The Little Place The Sky Spaceship Earth Earths Exterior Mother Earth Blows Her Top Volcanoes Earthquakes and Earths Interior Interview with a Celebrity Water Cur Friendly Enemy Fire Natures Lanterns Phosphorescence Brother Can You Spare the Time Time 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 1892229 2230 2231 2232 The Day With Something Missing Numbers Sound and Fury Sound The Word That Traveled Around the World Magnetism and Radio Junior and the Giant Atomic Theory 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min A WORLD OF WONDERS These curriculumrelated science programs are designed for inschool listening by the fourth fifth and sixth grades This series was given a firstplace award in the Eighteenth American Exhibition of Educational RadioTelevision pro grams in national competition The programs were written by the Durrum Twins and directed by Harvey R Herbst and Bob Polunsky with music by Eleanor Page These programs serve to round out and give emphasis to the develop ment of science concepts which the Austin Schools Curriculum Committee con sidered to be interesting and vital to children in the intermediate grades The programsubject schedule was formulated by the Social StudiesScience group in the Austin Summer Workshop for 1952 Information given in the programs was taken in large part from the Stateadopted textbooks in the science areas supplemented by material from accepted references in the libraries of The Uni versity of Texas The programs were developed in consultation with the Super visor of Intermediate Education for the Austin Schools and the Schools Super visor of AudioVisual Education Programs were checked for authenticity by science teachers Three main characters are carried throughout the series Mr Idalius Dupont Pry I Du Pry an elderly neighbor of the two children and a kindly man interested in science played by Roger Cilley program 1 and Robert Symonds throughout rest of series Joan an 11yearold girl played by Margaret Anne Benjamin and Jimmie Joans brother an 8yearold boy played by David G Benjamin Jr Program presentation is in the form of a dramatization of the two childrens encounters with their neighbor Mr Pry and his efforts to teach them to sharpen their faculties toward an understanding and enjoyment of the scientific wonders in the everyday world about them Courtesy of Texas School of the Air and Tapes eljh Catalog No 3564 Title Length 15 min Around Above and Below The Three Parts of Our Earth Interest exciteme it and ad venture to be found in the things of land water and air Nature and speed of the earths revolutions Character of the earths center and crust Materials under the earths surface Air pressure Water vapor and composition of air 1903565 Brain Times Strength Times Energy 15 min How Our Work Is Made Easier Inventions as mans multi plication of his own faculties and powers Man as a lazy bones who invents things to get himself out of work or make his work easier All the things man has made invented and built are produced to help him stay alive and to live in safety and comfort Man victorious in his uneven fight with Nature because he has extended his natural powers and abilities has multiplied his faculties through imagination vision inventiveness Tools invented by man machines invented by man are ex amples of using his head to multiply his hands Harnessing of power has multiplied his energy Examples of this multiplica tion of strength and effectiveness by invention are the inclined plane the lever the pulley together with spades hammers ropes knives machines etc 3566 Wandering Worker for the World 15 min Water Our Servant Rain is very valuable as is water in all its forms Water in the human body and its effects and functions Water a servant working day and night without wages What part of the earth is water The many things that water does for us in our everyday life Waters three forms The composition of water Water phenomena Some properties of ice Water in the air 3567 Even Steven 15 min The Balance of Nature Balance as a tricky skill Nature the best balancer Example of failure of the balance of nature What the balance of nature means and the great number of things nature must keep in balance Reason for balance of nature Natures partnerships in which living things help one another Ways in which man upsets the balance of nature Balance can best be left to nature 3568 Natures Pantry Shelves 15 min What Are Things Made Of What people are made of Everything in the world made of some combination of 96 ele ments Natures store of elements like grandmothers pantry shelves Many different recipes out of different combinations of the basic materials Composition of sugar and salt What ele ments are and what symbols scientists use for them How nature covers her tracks by making compounds very different from their component elements or by using invisible materials Early chemistry linked with black magic Chemical and physical changes Fortunate and unfortunate chemical reactions Enormous number of products that can be made from the 96 elements in natures pantry shelves 3569 The Invisible Giant 15 min Electricity Electricity a powerful invisible giant valuable and cooperative when harnessed Electricity found everywhere on earth What electricity is How we see the results of electricity but not the energy itself How some things discharge electricity Little lightning Static or frictional electricity Origin of word electricity Magnetic properties and magnets Two kinds of electrical charges Magnetic needle and how it works Static electricity and electric current Electromagnet circuit and con duits The principle of insulation Cells and generators More to be learned about electricity in the future 191 3570 From Top to Toe 15 min How Our Bodies Are Built The human body is a wonderful mechanism Dream sequence with Joan Jimmie and Mr Pry taking a tour through the human body beginning with the mouth and the teeth going down through the food tube to watch the stomach at work Appearance and function of the large and small intestine Bones as the framework of the body The spinal cord and structure of the spine Brain as a central switchboard The five senses and their contribution to the bodys functions The rib cage The heart and its work The blood as the bodys carrier The lungs and their function Tugofwar in the balanced pull of the muscles Adjustment of the eye mechanism to light The human body one of the most amazing marvels in the whole World of Wonders 3571 3572 3573 Natures Changeling 15 min The Weather Weather a common topic but always interesting because weather always changing Primitive attitudes toward and beliefs about weather Occupations affected by weather and value of scientific weather forecasting Various factors that make up weather air sun and water Air pressures Wind and its velocity Cyclones and anticyclones High and low pressure areas Hurricanes and tornadoes Air movement Clouds and rain Important and intricate work done by weather bureaus More Than Meets the Ear 15 min Sound Varying effects of music and noise on the human ear How sounds are made Regular vibrations in music irregular vibrations in noise How sound waves are made What sound is Explosions without sound What we mean by pitch High and low pitch and the pitch limits of the human ear Effects of various kinds of sound Mental pictures based on sound alone Effects of rising and falling pitch Properties of sound Live and dead rooms Food preservation by high frequency sounds Envelope Around the World 15 min Air Air Pressure Amount of pressure on the page of a book The air as an envelope around the earth an envelope that flows like water is elastic like rubber an envelope that keeps us alive The atmosphere and its scope Air pressure operates in all directions Composition of air Properties of airs ingredients What air does for us Why dust particles are valuable to us color of sky dawn dusk rain snow Dust as a world traveler Air phenomena colored rains rains of animals and plants Home chores that air does for us filling fountain pens running vacuum cleaners making medicine droppers siphons atomizers work etc How air protects us works for us plays with us flying kites etc 1923574 3575 Food in Your Future 15 nun Preservation of Foods Mans longtime problem how to get ample food Early primitive ways of solving the problem Tribes moving as food sources moved Change in tribal ways as man learned to raise own animals and grow own food Prob lem of feast or famine solved by preserving food for future use at time it is most plentiful Invention of the canning process What makes food spoil bacteria enzymes Heat and cold in food preservation Other methods of food preservation brin ing drying smoking Modern methods of food preservation They Fly Through the Air 15 min Pilots in the Sky Aspects of airplane travel Protection by planes fuselage against dangers of high speed air travel The ocean of air How airplanes stay aloft How wing design of the plane contributes to the lift that keeps the plane in the air Mans early flying experiments Testing of wings and plane models in air tunnels Aspects of glider flying the hitchhikers of the sky Air currents How plant seeds travel by air Air plane and air travel so comparatively recent that man is con sidered a newcomer in the ocean of air What Will They Think Up Next 15 min Using New Ideas Awareness of the world around us gener ates new ideas These result in inventions and progress Many things still left to be discovered and invented Simplicity of some of our greatest inventions Each inventor builds on inven tions that have gone before Eli Whitney and cotton gin Har greaves and spinning machine the Spinning Jenny Need to keep our minds open in order to value the ideas of others as well as have ideas of our own Elias Howe and the sewing machine Simple but effective ideas put into use today in the area of practical living WHATS THE BIG IDEA These tapes dramatize the life stories of famous inventors and their inventions or discoveries produced by RadioTelevision The University of Texas in cooperation with the Austin Junior League and the Austin Public Schools for inschool listening in the fourth fifth and sixth grades in connection with science or social studies classes The programs were written by Mrs Marye Benjamin and directed by Harvey R Herbst Courtesy of Texas School of the Air and Tapes eljh 3576 Catalog No 3577 Title Length Johann Gutenberg Magic Man of Mainz 15 min Invention of Movable Type in Europe The program intro duction makes the point that each man whom the students will meet in these broadcasts is well worth meeting for each has given to our world a valuable gift his own particular vision his own big idea Sometimes that big idea is made up of the thoughts and processes of other men put together in a new form to work a better way Sometimes it is the first spark that sets off the flame of other ideas to come However it hap pened that big idea has added something to our way of life To ask each of these men Whats the big idea is to say to him What was your invention What is it you left for the future 1933578 In this program we first meet Johann Gutenberg as a small boy in a private school in Mainz Germany in the year 1407 In order to pay a professional scribe to copy his own Latin gram mar the lad gets a golden coin from his father So impressed is he with having his very own book a rare privilege for a boy in that age and time and so lucky does he feel that he is impelled to find a way for all men to share his good fortune and joy From the process used in printing playing cards Johann gets his big idea that books too may be printed from wooden blocks and he dreams of a time when he can make the Bible available to all men through printing Many years and many experiments later after untold difficulties and discouragements he hits upon the idea of the Lshaped mold that makes it possible to turn out metal type in uniform size and shape movable type that brings books within the reach of the common man and changes the history of man and the world in which he lives Eli Whitney Connecticut Yankee in King Cottons Court 15 min We meet Eli Whitney first as a boy of six in Massachusetts a boy so gifted with his hands that he took his fathers watch apart and put it back together without his parents even knowing of the prank Other early accomplishments proved his mechani cal ability and a shrewd gift for business but not content to be simply a master mechanic he put himself through Yale After graduation he went as tutor to a plantation in Georgia An unus ual series of circumstances contrived to make him a guest in the plantation home of a wealthy widow Mrs Greene where he heard much discussion of the Souths need for a new crop and of how cotton might fill such a place if an efficient and economi cal way could be found to separate the seeds from the fiber Working with this problem Eli Whitney who had never before seen any cotton invented a working model of the cotton gin the big idea that changed the whole economy of the southern states 3579 James Watt Tycoon of the Teakettle 15 min The famous incident concerning James Watt and his aunts tea kettle is used to illustrate the thoughtful turn of the intelligent boys mind His serious study of steam came much later when barred from becoming a journeyman in mathematicalinstrument making by Guild rules he settled down at the University of Glasgow as official instrument repair man for the University Urged on in his interest in the question of steam by a member of the faculty Watt stumbled on the theory of latent heat Com bining this with the theory on the total heat of steam Watt was able to take the basic theories of his forerunners in steam engine construction and work from them to a much better engine Watts was the first engine to rely entirely on steam power So obvious was the superiority of his invention that he is without question accorded the place of the inventor of the modern steam engine 1943580 Robert Fulton Wizard of the Waterways 15 inin We learn that although Robert Fultons early life was filled with a variety of inventions it was not until he was thirteen that he took any interest in boats Then tired out from helping a friend pole a heavy fishing boat he invented a system of side paddles Fultons interest in art and painting took him to England where he met the influential men who were to further his interest in canals and boats In 1797 the French government accepted his plan to build a canal and about this same time Fulton invented the torpedo an underwater boat that could place gunpowder charges beneath enemy vessels After trying to market his new invention Fulton turned his talented attention to perfecting a boat that would run by steam In spite of success with certain trials of his steamboat in Europe Fultons efforts to launch the completed steamboat the Clermont on the East River and the Hudson led to ridicule and the jeering title of Fultons Folly for his vessel But the jeers turned to acclaim when the Clermont was successfully launched and a new method of transportation was born 3581 Charles Goodyear Rustic of Rubber 15 inin We find Charles Goodyear about 29 years of age seeking new and more profitable fields of endeavor after the collapse of his familys once prosperous business Learning that the rubber business which had once looked so promising was currently languishing because rubber products were proving unsuitable and impractical Charles Goodyear determined to be the man who would give usable rubber to the world Once he decided on his lifes work he pursued it with the most fanatical dedication seeing his family go hungry his friends turn against him because of his constant requests for money pawning everything of value facing ridicule and anger spending months in debtors prison After five dreadful years of poverty and heartbreak he stumbled on the basis of his process for keeping rubber firm yet malle able the new process called vulcanizing named for the god Vulcan deity of the forge 3582 Elias Howe and His Dream of a Seam 15 min As a 19yearold apprentice working for 9 a week Elias Howe heard a man tell Howes employer that whoever invented a sewing machine would make a fortune Four years later with a wife and three children to support Howe turned his attention to a machine that would help his wife sew faster and more easily and would also supplement his very small income The help of a friend who gave Howe 500 in cash and supplied room and board for his family made things economically easier for the inventor but Howes efforts seemed doomed to failure Then one night in a dream he grasped the principle of the needle with the eye in its point and went on to perfect his sewing machine For a long time his invention met with little favr or success but today we hail Elais Howe as the real and legal in ventor of the sewing machine 1953583 Samuel F B Morse Eraser of Space 15 inin Samuel Morse started his career as a painter When he began his first serious work on the telegraph he held the position of President of the National Academy of the Arts of Design in New York In a letter to his mother written at the age of 20 when he first arrived in London for art study Morse expressed the wish that they could communicate with each other in an instant Through the next twentyeight years Morse came to be more and more obsessed with the idea that electricity could be made to carry messages A shipboard conversation with a young physician who had been studying in French laboratories served to convince Morse that information could instantly be trans mitted by electricity to any distance Back in America Morse worked for seven years on his telegraphy idea By May 24 1844 after many setbacks and discouragements the telegraph line from Baltimore to Washington for which Congress had appropriated 30000 was finished and the first formal message What hath God wrought was sent over the first inter city electromagnetic telegraphic line in the world 3584 Alexander Graham Bell and the WordsonWires 15 inin We find that Bells first idea was to find ways to make deaf mutes speak Toward this end he and his brother worked with their famous father Alexander Melville Bell an expert in the teaching of speech and elocution and inventor of the system which he called invisible speech One of his early assignments to his sons was to make an automaton with vocal organs which worked in a human way In the years when he worked so con stantly with the human voice Alexander Graham Bell became convinced that there was a way to send human voice sounds on a wire For a long time Bell experimented with a harmonic tele graph for sending musical sounds along a wire The construction of the human ear gave him the idea of using a vibrating dia phragm in his experiments Then he began searching toward a mechanism that would make a current of electricity vary in its intensity as the air varies in density when a sound is passing through Finally an incident in his work with the harmonic telegraph gave Bell his idea for the right specification to make his telephone work and on March 10 1876 success was assured Words from Bell to his assistant actually came over the wire 1963585 Thomas Alva Edison the Wizard of Menlo Park 15 min Thomas Alva Edison not only invented the incandescent elec tric light he conceived in its entirety a whole new industry all the complex system of subdivided electricity in which electri cal power could be supplied by a central agency to individual users The incandescent lamp was only one of the ideas from this inventive genius who performer such magic with his inventions in his New Jersey laboratory that he was known as The Wizard of Menlo Park The list of Edisons inventions is overwhelming He secured 1097 patents from the U S Patent Office for among many other things paraffin paper a telephone transmitter a phonograph an electric generator a microphone a motion picture camera the forerunner of the modern radio tube a dynamic loudspeaker and of course the electric light Edisons first definite interest in the use of electricity came fol lowing the grand Exposition Universelle in Paris France in 1878 It was there that he saw a Russian engineer light the square with what he called electric candles Some time later he went to inspect a dynamo which was the pride of a manufac turer in Connecticut a dynamo which lighted eight arclamps Convinced that Watson was working in the wrong direction and that he himself could do better Edison plunged into the subject of electric light with all his energies On March 21 1879 he set burning an incandescent globe which burned for forty hours and the electric light was a usable reality 3586 Henry Ford and His Motors for the Masses 15 min Henry Ford was the inventor not of the first automobile but of the first MASSPRODUCED automobile Said Ford The horseless carriage is not a toy for the rich but a useful article for everybody He set about to prove that was true that a satis factory model could be made which would take everybody every where and that it could be made at a price which most people could pay From the time he was a boy on his fathers farm near Dearborn Michigan Henry Ford loved machinery and what it could do When he was twelve and driving into town with his father they met a man in a road vehicle which ran under its own power Henry never forgot that experience Years later he moved his wife and himself from their comfortable farm home to the city and worked unceasingly to perfect his horse less carriage for the masses Even after he had arrived at a working model it took him ten years of trying to get his machine financed and manufactured Finally he went into busi ness for himself built his car for all the people and amassed a tremendous fortune 1973587 The Wright Brothers Boys Among the Birds 15 min The original interest of the Wright brothers in flying machines was aroused by a gift from their father Returning from a trip the Reverend Mr Milton Wright brought his sons a tiny helicopter made by the invalid Frenchman Penaud When they had flown the toy until it fell apart they tried to make a larger model of their own and thus got their first taste of the bewildering science of aviation Throughout their youth the boys read everything and learned everything they could find about flying They opened a bicycle shop and kept it going while they went on with their tests in aviation Around the first of August 1900 they decided to make a mancarrying glider to test their inventions In their first glider tests at Kitty Hawk they got only two minutes of actual gliding time but they learned a lot which helped them in the future As their experiments continued they worked out their famous system of aileron control in their wind tunnel the first ever constructed Their first successful test in power flying was made on December 17 1903 when a machine carrying a man raised itself by its own power and flew for fiftyseven seconds 3588 Brothers on the Beam Forerunners of Radio 15 min The discovery of radio began as far back as 1867 and continued in its basic stage for almost fifty years Improvements in radio are still continuing so credit for the big idea of radio belongs to many men In this program we learn of the contributions of JAMES CLERK MAXWELL a young mathematician at the University of Edinburgh in Scotland who in 1867 identified radio reasoning that light is electrical in nature and that light waves are a kind of electromagnetic disturbance THOMAS ALVA EDISON who discovered a stranger spark a new force entirely unknown to the electrical world and named that spark etheric force Edison also discovered that a glowing fila ment inside a partial vacuum within a glass bulb not only sheds light but gives off a shower of electrons tiny specks of negative electricity the Edison Effect which proved later to be the basic principle of the vacuum tube detector and amplifier HEINRICH HERTZ a German physicist who identified and explained some of the characteristics of radio impulses PROFESSOR EDOUARD BRANLY of France who gave us the coherer a more sensitive and more certain method of detecting radio signal GUGIELMO MARCONI inventor of the wireless who with his associates transmitted a wireless telegraph signal across two thousand miles of ocean DR LEE DE FOREST who in 1907 was granted a patent for the first satisfactory threeelectrode tube which when connected with a wireless detector would build a weak signal into a strong one These are only six representatives of the many many forerunners of radio 1983589 Conquerors of Sight Sound and Space Forerunners 15 min of Television In 1930 television could barely span a town and men were terribly excited when the Radio Corporation of America trans mitted pictures from W2XBS at 411 Fifth Avenue to RKO Procters 58th Street Theatre in New York One of the first men to prophesy television was an artist George Dumaurier who in 1879 inspired by Edisons telephonescope which would transmit light as well as sound drew an illustration for an English magazine showing a man and a woman sitting before the fireplace watching a picture that was coming into the room from some other source Dumaurier called his picture a camera obscura and prophesied that someday people would sit by their own hearths and see such pictures sent through space As in the forerunners of radio the forerunners of television are too numerous to cover in their entirety The program deals largely with the two giant names in the early commercial progress of television PH1LO T FARNSWORTH a very gifted young man who before he was twentyone had invented an electronic tele vision scanner which he called the image dissector and who had worked out all the details for electronic television and VLADIMIR K ZWORYKIN a Russianborn engineer and physicist who almost simultaneously with Farnsworths findings filed his patent on the inconscope televisions electric eye and on the kinescope a cathode ray tube in which a beam of electrons seems to paint on the screen the picture it receives In 1929 Zworykin demonstrated his allelectronic system in its entirety and in the next twenty years RCA was to spend nearly fifty million dollars perfecting it UNCLE DAN FROM FROGGY HOLLOW FARM There was a time when nearly every child had the joyous companionship of an uncle who was wise in the marvelous ways of nature and patient in sharing this lore with young listeners He knew where the turtles set up sleeping quarters in the fall He could catch fish through the ice in winter He could name the wild flowers in spring And in summer he had the answers to a thousand questions about the wonders of earth and sea and sky This gentleman more often than not held his uncleship by divine right of the boys and girls of his acquain tance rather than by actual kinship Whole neighborhoods of children eagerly learned lessons from him without even realizing they were being taught But this kind of uncleship has almost disappeared from our busy crowded way of life It was possible only in a more leisurely age when even grownups had time to make friends with the creatures of the earth and wonder at the vastness of the universe Today uncles of the old caliber are very few so we take special pleasure in presenting the youngsters of our state with such an Uncle Dan of their own who tells them about the goingson of the creatures on his Froggy Hollow Farm Uncle Dan has only three rules for his adopted nieces and nephews 1 Keep the best health possible in order to enjoy the interesting things outofdoors 2 Keep the eyes wide open to see those things in nature which other eyes never see 3 Walk on the earth respecting all its wonders Uncle Dan in real life is Mr Gwynne A Burrows of the Atlanta Public School System el 199Length 15 min 15 min Catalog No Title Series I 2233 We Start a New Adventure Life story of a grasshopper 2234 Were Different Working Together No two of a species are the same all are different 2235 Backyard Hunting The Insect 2236 Living Pastures The Aphid How its enemies keep it under control 2237 Lawbreakers Mrs Quail and Mr Blacksnake 2238 Dangerous Journeys The Story of Migration Birds 2239 Inchy the Earthworm 2240 Blind as a Bat The story of a Bat 2241 We Work Together The Ant 2242 The Most Beautiful One The Butterfly 2243 Down Came a Spider 2244 Is the Crow a Villian 2245 Windowsill Gardens 2246 Silent Pets The aquarium 2247 Rollo A Pet Skunk 2248 One with a Pocket The Possum 2249 The Timid One The Rabbit 2250 I Keep My Eyes Open Watch Out for Spring Natures care of buds 2251 She Digs Best Molly Mole 2252 How Doth the Busy Bee 2253 The Prettiest Tail The Squirrel 2254 A Live Submarine The Turtle 2255 The Most Untidy The Fly 2256 Its Nesting Time The Bird and its Home 2257 Lets Go Fishing The Fish Hatchery 2258 Mischievous Mosquitoes 2259 Summer Is Coming What to Look for 2260 The Untouchables Common things in nature which are annoying or dangerous Series II 2274 Animals The Craziest People 2275 The Most Clever Rats 2276 Almost Human Animals 2277 Helicopters Humming Birds 2278 The Graceful Cats 2279 Autumn The Painter 2280 Lou The Kangaroo 2281 Ostriches Arent So Dumb 2282 Hidden Enemies 2283 The Most Crafty The Raccoon 2284 A Birds Christmas Tree 2285 Only One Foot The Snail 2286 My Lovely Friend The Toad 2287 A Hungry Birds Post Office 2288 Paper Makers The Hornets 2289 See How They Grow 200 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 eroi min is 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 2290 Insects Inside The Cockroach 2291 The Biggest One The Whale 2292 Fleetfoot The Elk 2293 Animal Fashions 2294 Mr Beaver The Engineer 2295 Old Sleepyhead The Bear 2296 Wings in the Wind 2297 The Wisest One The Fox 2298 Natures Super Markets 2299 A Milk Machine The Cow 2300 An Egg Machine The Chicken 2301 Old Tweezers The Crawfish Series III 669 Those Amazing Insects 894 He Lost His Shell 896 The First Fiddler 897 Button Button 899 Do Creatures Think 900 Quiz Kids of the Zoo The Chimpanzee 901 The Cicada Six Legged Rip Van Winkles 902 No Longer a Mystery 903 No Bug No Bird and Quite Possibly No Lady 904 Beetles Who Carry Lanterns and Fireflys 906 Monsters of Long Ago Dinosaurs 907 Tanks Bombers Airplanes 908 Weather 909 While The Cat Is Away 910 They Walk on Their Ribs 911 A Gentleman Outlaw 912 Villians of the Fields 936 Chat or Chatter 937 The Romance of a Hollow Tree 938 Knot in the Brook 939 Our National Bird 1150 Signs of Spring 1151 Countless Suns 1152 A Wonderful Machine The Tree 1154 Flowers into Fruit 1155 He Wrote His Name on a Star 1641 Jewels of the Grass 1642 Vacation Dangers 15 mill 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min iii KNOW YOUR NEIGHBORS Each of the programs in this series is built on incidents in the life of a great scientist The series was prepared for broadcast over Station KDPSFM Des Moines Iowa Courtesy of Iowa Tapes for Teaching el Catalog No Title Length 2261 Guglielmo Marconi Italian Scientist 15 min 2262 Louis Agassiz Great Scientist from Switzerland 15 min 2263 Louis Pasteur 15 min 2012264 lohn Ericsson 2265 Charles Robert Darwin 2266 Johann Gutenberg 2267 John Logie Baird 2268 Madame Curie Nkhol 2269 Nicholas Copernicus 2270 John Priestly 2271 James Watt 2272 Wilhelm Roentgen 2273 George Washington Carver 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min THIS WEEK IN NATURE Produced and submitted by Cornell University Tape Recording Center The naturestudy programs are designed to furnish the background for lessons and discussions in elementary schools They are voiced by E L Palmer Professor Emeritus of Nature Study and Science Education at Cornell University his assistants and children from elementary schools near Ithaca The programs are based on material brought to the studio by the children and the discussion is spontaneous and unrehearsed el No Title Length Salamanders and Their Habits 15 min A discussion of protective devices of salamanders The Alligator 15 min A discussion of the habits of alligators in captivity Frogs and More Frogs 15 min Discussion of habits of leopard frogs Frogs and More Frogs 15 min Discussion of different types of frogs and frog eggs Mushrooms with Your Cravfish 15 min Catalog 2302 2303 2304 2305 2306 2307 2308 2309 2310 2311 2312 2313 2314 Discussion of mushrooms morels and habits of crayfish Moths and Butteries 15 min Discussion of moth larvae illustrated by cutworm and of Ce cropia moths Spring Voices Discussion of the habits of peepers 15 min Do You Like Snakes 15 min The children talk about a snake which Professor Palmer brought to the studio Spring Voices Discussion of habits of peepers 15 min Cheese Molds 15 min Useful and Otherwise Discussion of molds on cheese from point of view of useful molds and molds that cause spoilage Shall We Wear the Fur Side Inside 15 min Heatconducting properties of fur wool and other clothing material The Wise Old Owl 15 min Miss Pauline James and the children discuss the habits of a screech owl which the children have brought to the studio What Are Rocks 15 min A discussion as to whether ice is a form of rock and what con stitutes a rock 202 in 2315 Early Butterflies and Other Insects 15 min Discussion of early butterflies such as the mourning cloak cabbage butterflies swallowtail flies and others 2316 Staghorn Sumac and Its Uses 15 min Deals with significant identification characteristics name use of the fruits in making a tea and of stubs as homes of carpenter bees 2317 Puffballs 15 min How puffballs grow their reproductive capacity their value as food whether they are poisonous 2318 How to Measure Light 15 min With a candle flashlight and electric bulbs of different watts children learn to use a shadow to measure relative strength 2319 Foods Grow Wild 15 min Children participate in the discussion of wild foods in spring based on the leaflet Wild Foods 2320 What a Birds Nest Can Tell Us 15 min Four boys from George Jr Republic discuss abandoned nests of birds cantered about the materials used in an owls nest and a goldfinchs nest 2321 What a Birds Nest Can Tell 15 min Thirdgrade children discuss an abandoned nest of a robin and of a sharpshinned hawk 2322 Spring Buds and Other Things 15 min Thirdgrade children discuss catkins or poplar and discuss a years growth as shown on twigs in stems and elsewhere they discuss sandstone and an igneous rock 2323 Fungi Are Useful 15 min A discussion of bracket fungus growing on a stump 2324 The Flowers That Bloom in the Spring 15 min A discussion of Golden Bell or forsythia comments on dogwoods including red osier and silky dogwood interpretation of twigs and their forks and an experiment with teasel and its use in carding wool 2325 Magnifying Glasses 15 min A discussion of magnifying glasses using glasses and raindrops This discussion is based on a section of the September 1949 Cornell Rural School Leaflet 2326 April Fool 15 min The chickadees call sounds like that of a phoebe The weather seems warmer than it is and drier than it is Notes on the mourn ing cloak butterfly and on early stonefly adults 2327 A Map of Your Mouth 15 min A discussion of mapping your mouth for tasting sweet sour anJ oitter things 2328 Cats Eyes and Cows Eyes 15 min A discussion of the iris of the eyes of cats and cows and of the claws and tracks of cats and dogs 203OPEN YOUR EYES A series for elementary science classes written and produced by Josh P Roach Director of Radio Education Texas State College for Women Denton as a part of the Texas School of the Air under the general supervision of Hugh Proctor AudioVisual Consultant Texas Education Agency For many years this series was sponsored by the two state colleges in Denton and Dr J C Matthews President of North Texas State College served as consultant and codirector of program development el Catalog No Title 2329 Friends in the Desert 2330 Its Just Another Stone 2331 Let There Be a City 2332 Lower Than the Sea 2333 The Ice That Flows Down Hill 2334 A Tall Tale 2335 There She Blows 2336 First Explorers 2337 Hot Fountains of Youth 2338 Wash Away the Years 2339 Billy and Ruth in Wonderland 2340 A Nations Waterworks 2341 Worms That Spin Thread 2342 Milk for Automobile Tires 2343 Cloth From a Stick 2344 Old King Coal 2345 Cloth Like the Sun 2346 Oil From Mother Earth 2347 Sand You Can See Through 2348 The Life of a Lamb 2349 Snow That Makes Cloth 2350 The Worlds Fireworks 2351 Water That Melts Rocks 2352 Cows Milk from Peanuts Length 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min SOCIAL STUDIES For These We Speak For These We Speak deals with mental health Courtesy of Minnesota De partment of Education shta Catalog No 2447 2448 2449 2450 2451 2452 Title Length The Story of Louise Mapleton 15 min Accomplishments of a well run mental hospital Helen Hayes The Case of Cynthia Edwards 15 min Home cure for mental cases Helen Hayes P O Gets Another Chance 15 min Employer aid in mental recovery Aunt Milly and the Family Skeleton 15 min Mental illness is no disgrace Hats off to Sarge Role of hospital attendants 15 Joe Chandler Gets a Life 15 Psychological problems of veterans min min 204 a i it ink i IB iii I ink iii iik iik i a liik li ik link li HI li mil ii ik li a liik iiik 2453 The Kopecs Dilemma 15 min Role of a mental health clinic 2454 Forgotten Children Through proper normal mental care defectives can to community 2455 The Story of Joseph Pulitzer 2456 Story of Woodrow Wilson 2457 Story of Jane Adams 2458 Story of BrandeisHolmes 2459 Story of Joseph Goldberger 2460 Story of Wendell Wilkie 2461A Story of Franklin Delano Roosevelt Part I 2461B Story of Franklin Delano Roosevelt Part II 2463 Story of Al Smith 2464 Story of George Washington Carver 2465 Brotherhood Is Good Health 2466 Sickness Strikes 2467 The Symptoms 2468 Epidemic Centers 2469 The Patients 2470 New Outbreaks 2471 A Whole Town Is Inoculated 2472 Who Carries the Germs 2473 The Health Campaign 2474 The Countrys First Citizens 2475 They Were Free 2476 After Columbus 2477 The People Wait 2478 Broken Promises 2479 Indians Dont Grow Old 2480 Jobs Wanted 2481 Righting the Wrong 2482 The People Next Door 2483 Home Plate 2484 The Summer Side of the Globe 2485 Just FiftyFive Miles of Water 2486 A Big Neighborhood 2487 A Pair of Hands and a Heart 2488 A Fountain in Milan 2489 They Broke Down the Prison 2490 The Quiet Ones 2491 The Shot Heard Around the World 2492 A Newspaperman Looks at Brotherhood 2493 From Sea to Sea 2494 Most Truly a Brother 2495 In Henrys Backyard MISCELLANEOUS SOCIAL SCIENCE STORIES Catalog No T1tle 5510 The New Canada Jnsn 5511 The Kensington Rune Stone 30 mm This is a recorded interview with Olaf Ohman the man who as a small boy found this controversial relic on his fathers farm eljh 15 min be useful 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min I 30 ength min 205LOOK WHAT WE FOUND This series follows no single subject matter field but contributes to many areas of prime educational value to children With the cooperation of the Jr Leagues of St Paul and Minneapolis this series considers through interview drama music and narration areas of interest to children within the concepts of the Four Freedoms Freedom of Speech Freedom of Religion Freedom from Fear Freedom from Want The primary objectives of the series are general enrichment deeper understanding of human relationships expanding horizons and an examination of community resources especially intended for children Courtesy of Minnesota Department of Education eljh Catalog No Title 2539 Far Horizons Balboa 2540 Peacetime Army Salvation Army 2541 A Lonely Traveler Roger Williams 1635 2542 Barter and Banks Money 2543 The Biggest Family in the World United Nations Day October 24 2544 House of Learning Education Week November 511 2545 A Man Who Could Dream Woodrow Wilson 2546 Stacks and Stacks of Books Book Week Nov 1218 2547 Outpost of History Grand Portage Minn 2548 Flight into the Future Charles Lindberg 1927 2549 Mountains of Mail The Post Office 2550 Twentieth Century Pilgrims The Holy Year 2551 Voyage of Hope The Pilgrims 2552 Journey Westward The Mormons 2553 The Peacemakers The Quakers 2554 A Brand New Citizen Immigrants 2555 Victory Over Fear Franklin Roosevelt 2556 The Enemy Whose Bite Was Death Yellow Fever 2557 The Man Who Printed the Truth Zenger Case 17341735 2558 The Freedom Paper 1215 A D Magna Charta 2559 A Mighty Document U S Constitution 2560 Baskets and Backboards Basketball Season 2561 The Pony Express Pioneer Communication 2562 Flying Words Radio 2563 The Top of a Cop Policeman 2564 Border Patrol Customs Officials 2565 Exodus 1951 Passover 2566 Those Who Serve in White Hospitals 2496 A Forest Ranger 2497 A Farm at Threshing Time 2498 The Forgotten American 2499 The Merritts of Mesabi 2500 A Game Warden 2501 A Patrolman J G 2502 A Living Legend 2503 Pictures in the Air 2504 A Package for the People 2505 A Lighthouse Keeper 2506 Little Christmas Length 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 2062507 Scads and Scads of Christmas Gifts 2508 Holiday Hymn 2509 The Feast of Lights 2510 Printers Ink 2511 Lions Tigers and Monkeys Too 2512 The Great Gold Rush 2513 Four Keys for Living 2514 An Assembly Line 2515 A Page from History 2516 Trains Trains Trains 2517 Kites for Kids 2518 His Excellency the Governor 2519 Jelly Beans and Chocolate Drops 2520 An Easter Prayer 2521 Junior Artists 2522 A Midnight Ride 2523 Batter Up 2524 A Fish Story 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min FOLKLORE MAKES HISTORY Produced by radio station KUOM University of Minnesota They are a blend ing of history and English that will make them suited for use in either group and in fusion courses They are a combination of narration and dramatization with the narration done by Dr Philip Jordon Professor of History at the University of Minnesota Courtesy of Minnesota Department of Education eljhsh Catalog No Title 2525 The Strange Sickness of Babe the Blue Ox Paul Bunyan 2526 Major Jones Pops the Question Southern Gallantry 2527 The Perfect Crime of Jesse James Frontier Legend 2528 The Mystery of the Marie Celeste Sea Legends 2529 The Monns Quaker Hat Quaker Legend 2530 Anna Robinson Scullery Maid The Cinderella Legend 2531 University Days Modern Satire 2532 The Death of Wild Bill Hickock Frontier Tragedy 2533 The Public Landing Frontier Politics 2534 The Snipe Hunt Frontier Humor 2535 Wiley and the Hairy Man Negro Legend 2536 The Albino Crow Newspaper Yarn 2537 The Bakers Dozen Holiday Legend AMERICA UNITED The following programs have been made available on tape transcription through the courtesy of the National Broadcasting Company and their Twin Cities outlet Station KSTP Courtesy of Minnesota Department of Education jhsh ta Catalog No Title Jngth 5513 Report on Korea f mm An account of what the United Nations is doing bout Korea 5514 How to Save Asia What can we do 30 min Length 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 2075515 Is Agriculture Prepaid For War 30 inin 5516 5517 5518 5519 5520 5521 5522 5523 5504 5525 5526 5527 5528 5529 5530 5531 5532 5533 5534 5535 5536 5537 5538 5539 5540 5541 5542 5543 5544A 5544B 2538 5545 5501 University of Chicago Round Table Understand Nutrition and Live Longer 30 min Great Ideas of the Ages 30 min Great ideas from 443 Great books by 74 authors What do we Know About Psychoanalysis 30 min The Schuman Plan 30 min What it means to Europe and Britain Psychological Techniques Will they prevent war 30 min Korea What are the people and countryside like 30 min Views of a United World Is it possible 30 min Security and Arms Control Can it be done 30 min Turning World Resources to World Welfare 30 min American Forum of the Air Is Boxing Legalized Murder 30 min Where is our Economy Headed 30 min Are we in a dangerous boom year The Railroad Labor Crisis 30 min What can we do to stop railroad strikes Our Transportation System Is it good or bad 30 min Social Security 30 min How far should government go and what responsibility should industry take National Security Can we get it 30 min Is the Constitution a Modern Instrument of Government 30 min New Approaches to Foreign Policy 30 min Do we need a new one What does Little Business Want 30 min What does CVA Mean to You Is it vital 30 min Living 1950 Devine Form Changing styles in the feminine figure 30 min Whats Happened to the Horse 30 min Social history of the times The National Wish Book 30 inin Picture of the American culture pattern as contained in the Sears Roebuck catalogs between 1905 and 1935 Incredible Tales book Gerald Johnson 30 min The story of our world wars Hot Enough for You A story about the sun Hello Sucker Behind the scenes of gambling Quarters in the Balance The Korean War Pin Point Berlin What is happening there The Quick and the Dead Bob Hope is interested Its possibilities The Atomic Bomb Hydrogen Bomb Part 2 of above A Forum on the Far East George Grim and Harold S Quigley Thy People Shall Be My People President Trumans Korea Message July 15 1950 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 mm 30 min 30 min 15 min 30 min 30 min 2085512A President Trumans State of the Union Message January 4 1950 5512B Part 2 of above 5546 The State of the Union Address by President Truman 1951 BRITISH BROADCASTING COMPANY Courtesy of Virginia Department of Education jhshta 30 min 30 min 30 min Catalog No 5500A 5500B 5614A 5614B 5614C 5502A 5502B 5502C 5502D 5502E 5503 5504A 5504B 5504C 5504D 5505A 5505B 5505C 5505D 5505E 5506 5507A 5507B 5507C 5508A 5508B 5508C 5508D 5509A 5509B 5509C Title Calendar Part I Calendar Part II The Goose Girl Part I The Goose Girl Part II The Goose Girl Part III King Henry VIII Part 1 King Henry VIII Part II King Henry VIII Part HI King Henry VIII Part IV King Henry VIII Part V Man Who Could Work Miracles Midsummer Nights Dream Part I Midsummer Nights Dream Part II Midsummer Nights Dream Part III Midsummer Nights Dream Part IV King Richard II Part I King Richard II Part II King Richard II Part III King Richard II Part TV King Richard II Part V Rosalind Tale of Two Cities Part I Tale of Two Cities Part II Tale of Two Cities Part III The Tempest Part I The Tempest Part II The Tempest Part III The Tempest Part IV Uncle Vanya Part I Uncle Vanya Part II Uncle Vanya Part III CBS SCHOOL OF THE AIR Catalog No Title 5330 Across the Pyrennees to Spain 5331 Adventures of Tom Sawyer 5332 Air Traffic 5333 Along the Danube 5334 Americas United 5335 And So to Sleep 5336 Assembly Lines Length 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min A number of subjects is treated Courtesy of Virginia Department of tion jhshta Educa Length 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 2095337 Battle of Thermopylae 5338 Behind the Ranges 5339 Being a Woman 5340 Brain Waves 5341 Can Machines Think 5342 Captain Scarfield 5343 Casey Jones and the Locomotive No 638 5344 The Cave 5345 Challenge to Defeat 5346 Children Are People 5347 Choosing the Leader 5348 Citizens Castle 5349 Class Dismissed 5350 Community Planning 5351 Conquest of Fear 5352 Courts of Justice 5353 Doctor George Washington Carver 5354 Down Mexico Way 5355 Dublin Ireland 1802 5356 East of the Rhine 5357 Education for What 5358 Electronic Robots 5359 Encore Please 5360 Endless Horizons 5361 Eternal Vigilance 5362 Family Album 5363 Farmers Future 5364 Fear of War 5365 Flying Ebony 5366 Free to Come and Go 5367 Free to Inquire 5368 Freedom from Want 5369 Freedom from Work 5370 From Bohemias Fields and Meadows 5371 Heart of Danger 5372 Holy Land 5373 Hunger 5374 Immigration 5375 It Can Happen to You 5376 Justin Morgan Had a Horse 5377 Keeping Clean 5378 Land of the Opera 5379 Leaves of Grass 5380 Life We Live 5381 Longer Life 5382 Maggie 5383 Magic Shop 5384 A Man Can Speak His Mind 5385 A Mans Worship 5386 Marriage or a Career 5387 Mediterranean Ports 5388 Microbe Invaders 5389 Mister Conley 5390 My Representative 5391 Nations Health 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 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30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min Courtesy of Virginia Department of Education Catalog No Title jhsh Length 5457 5458 5459 5460 5461 5462 5463 Alexander The Great Seeks Mastery of the World Part I 30 min Alexander The Great Seeks Mastery of the World Partll Battle for Asia 30 mn Alexander The Great Seeks Masterv of the World Part III Mutiny in India 30 min Maximillian 30 min St Thomas Utah Territory 30 mm The Stamp Act 30 mm Trial of Aaron Burr 30 min 21130 min 30 min 30 min 30 min iucation Length 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 5464 Trial of Marie Antoinette Paris France 5465 Trial of William Penn 5466 Trial of Tom Thumb 5467 Womens Rights Convention New York 1853 ZIV SERIES Furnished through the courtesy of the Virginia State Department of jhsh Catalog No Title 5547 Arabian Knights 5548 Connecticut Yankee in King Arthurs Court 5549 Cyrano De Bergerac 5550 David Copperfield 5551 Diamond Lens 5552 Frankenstein 5553 Jane Eyre 5554 Joan of Arc 5555 Les Miserables 5556 Little Women 5557 Queen of Spades 5558 Vanity Fair 5559 Wuthering Heights CBS TELL IT AGAIN Furnished through the courtesy of the Virginia State Department of Educa tion jhsh Catalog No Title Length 5468 Adventures of Buffalo Bill 30 min 5469 Baron Munchhausen 30 min 5470 Black Beauty 30 min 5471 Corsican Brothers 30 min 5472 Dr Jeykll and Mr Hyde 30 min 5473 Huckleberry Finn 30 min 5474 Hunchback of Notre Dame 30 min 5475 Kidnapped 30 min 5476 Last of the Mohicans 30 min 5477 Luck of Roaring Camp 30 min 5478 Man Without A Country 30 min 5479 Michael Strogoff 30 min 5480 Moby Dick 30 min 5481 Moon Stone The 30 min 5482 Mysterious Island 30 min 5483 Quinton Durward 30 min 5484 Rip Van Winkle 30 min 5485 Trial of Captain Kidd 30 min 5486 Two Years Before the Mast 30 min THE WORLD OF IDEAS These programs attempt to document idea areas important in todays thinking Courtesy of Minnesota Department of Education eljh Catalog No 2567 Lumber Unlimited 2568 Songs of the People Title Length 15 min 15 min 2122569 What Others Think 15 miii 2570 Sherlock from Asia 15 min 2571 Confused Clues 15 min 2572 Good Neighbors go Sleuthing 15 min 2573 Find the Clues 15 min 2574 The Case of the Vanishing American 15 min 2575 Solution Unknown 15 min 2576 The Mystery That Wasnt 15 min 2577 Pieces of the Puzzle Hiya Neighbor 15 min 2353 Destination Mozambique 15 min 2354 Freedom of the People 15 min 2355 What Do You Believe 15 min 2356 Speaking of Mozambique Interview 15 min 2357 On to IndoChina 15 min 2358 The Burma Surgeon Story 15 min 2359 Some Things Last Forever 15 min 2360 Calling IndoChina Interview 15 min 2361 Hawaii Another Melting Pot 15 min 2362 Christmas in July 15 min 2363 Aloha Interview 15 min 2364 Last Stop Down Under 15 min 2365 What No Kangaroos 15 min 2366 Whats the Difference 15 min 2367 Are You There We Point With Pride 15 min 2368 They Died to Live 15 min 2369 More Than Skin Deep 15 min 2370 Heroes at Home Leaders Are Lonely 15 min 2371 A Lady Named Maria 15 min 2372 A Great Statesman 15 min 2373 He Was American Too 15 min 2374 The Quiet Man 15 min 2375 A Woman Who Dared Living History The History Makers 15 min 2376 A Man of Science 15 min 2377 A Man of Art 15 min 2378 A Man of Public Affairs 15 min 2379 A Great Thinker 15 min 2380 A Man of Human Rights 15 min 2462 A Man of Adventure 15 min THE WORLD OF IDEAS This series is to help you develop in your pupils an attitude toward Freedom Courtesy of Iowa Tapes for Teaching el Catalog No Title Length 2415 A Brand New Year Introduction to series 15 min 2416 From the Land of the Nile 15 min Interview with Egyptian student 2132417 Citizen of a New Nation Interview with Indian student 2418 Comparing Worlds Interview with German student 2419 Were Good Neighbors Interview with South American 2420 What Do We Think Review and introduction to new unit 2421 Americas First Citizens American Indian before white man 2422 The March of Death American Indian after white man 2423 Strange Paths Indian city life today 2424 Proof of the Past Life on an Indian Reservation 2425 Lets Think It Over Review and introduction to new unit 2426 A Society of Friends Quakers in the Cld World 2427 Quaker City Quakers Come to America 2428 Caravans toward Salem Quakers in Iowa 2429 Seven Villages Iowas Amana Colony 2430 Hollanders in Iowa Iowas Dutch Colony 2431 An Unchanging World Iowas Amish Colony 2432 Something New Review and introduction to new unit 2433 A Good Neighbor Franklin Roosevelt 2434 He Dared to Love His Country Davy Crockett 2435 A Walk at Midnight Abraham Lincoln 2436 Blessed are the Peacemakers Ralph Bunche 2437 Their Final Triumph Sacco and Vanzetti 2438 Remember Whats Important Review and introduction to new unit 2439 The Eagle of Santo Domingo Toussainte LOuverture 2440 For Him No Escape Socrates 2441 I Sail for Liberty Johnny Ordronaux 2442 Father of His Country Mahatma Gandhi 2443 A Free Press John Peter Zenger 2444 The Pen Is Mighty Thomas Paine 2445 The Lost Letter 2446 Ideas Seem So Big Review of series 15 iniu 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min L5 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min WINDOW ON THE WORLD Produced and submitted by British Information Services Radio and TV Factual and entertaining talks by eminent authorities on a wide range of current topics A contribution to international understanding jhsha Catalog No 2602 Title 2603 2604 2605 2606 2607 Length 15 min The British Navy Today Instructor Lieutenant Commander James Smith R N Hong Kong Helps the Refugees 15 min Sir Alexander Grantham GovernorGeneral of Hong Kong The African People 15 min Sir Hugh Foot GovernorGeneral of Jamaica A View of Korea Father Ivo OSullivan 15 min Malaya Today 15 min Mrs Su Moy Choy O B E Member of Singapore Legislative Assembly A History of Wool 15 min Mr Michael Rice International Wool Bureau 214Iftli jit i lit Ijlil 2608 A History of Glass 15 min Sir Harry Pilkington President Federation of British Industries 2611 The Importance of Sports Mr Roger Bannister 15 min 2612 The Greatest Hoax in the History of Espionage 15 min The Hon Ewen Montague author of the best seller The Man Who Never Was 2613 The Conquest of Mt Everest 15 min Sir Edmund Hillary M P 2614 A Day in the Life of an M P Roy Jenkins M P 15 min 2615 The British Army Reflects the People 15 min Mrs Cecil WoodhamSmith author of the best seller The Reason Why 2616 A View of Europe Lady Margaret DArcy 15 min 2618 Escape to Freedom 15 min Mr Patrick Reid author of The Colditz Story 2620 Juvenile Delinquency Professor Barbara Wooton 15 min 2621 Education in Britain Today 15 min Mr Michael Stewart M P 2622 Mans Peaceful Coexistence with Nature 15 min Miss Barbara Ward WINDOW ON THE WORLD Factual and entertaining talks by eminent authorities on a wide range of cur rent affairs Eleven of the programs were recorded in London and chimes of Big Ben are heard at beginning and end Produced by British Information Ser vices Radio and Television Section sha Catalog No Title Length 3490 Design for Living 15 min J Noel White Chief Information Officer Council of Industrial Design 3491 Sarawak 15 min Philip Jones British Information Officer in Sarawak 3492 Tanganyika 15 min B J J Stubbings Senior Officer of the Tanganyika Government 3493 Wales Denis Thomas Editor Igot 3494 The Shetland Islands Alec Bennet an authority on the Shetland Islands 3495 Malaya A War the Communists Are Losing Major James Evans a regular British Army Officer 3496 Dial 999 The Story of Scotland Yard Robin Flynn a correspondent 3497 British Journalism Walter Taplin recently editor of the weekly London Journal The Spectator 3498 Stratford on Avon E G Woodman Mayor of Stratford 3499 Poetry for All Moods Lady Margaret DArcy author and lecturer 3500 My London Lady Margaret DArcy 3501 The Political Novel Joyce Cary one of Britains foremost novelists 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min Journal 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 2153502 Lawrence of Arabia The Legend and the Man 15 min Flora Armitage author of The Sand and the Stars 3503 The Ballet 15 min Dame Ninette de Valois Director of the Sadlers Wells Ballet and the Sadlers Wells Theatre Ballet 3504 The Future of Films 15 min Roger Manvell Britains foremost authority on the film 3505 Progress in Peace 15 min Sir Norman Angell author of The Great Illusion Nobel Peace Prize 1933 3506 What Science Means to Industry 15 min Sir Ben Lockspeiser one of Britains foremost scientists 3507 Athletics 15 min Roger Bannister first man to break the four minute mile 3508 The House of Lords 15 min Lord Wilmot an English financial expert 3509 How Britain Elects a Government 15 min Lord Milner who for eight years was Deputy Speaker of the House of Commons 5978 Education and World Affairs 30 min Sir Roger Makins British Ambassador to Washington 3510 On Art 15 min Sir Anthony Eden Prime Minister of Great Britain This talk is a reply to a toast 3511 Parliament and Government 15 min The Rt Hon Herbert Morrison Deputy Leader of the Labour Party in Britain 3512 Peace or War 15 min Field Marshal Montgomery 3513 The Colombo Plan 15 min Richard Webb a specialist in Commonwealth Affairs 3514 Party System in Britain 15 min The Rt Hon Hugh Gaitskell M P Chancellor of the Ex chequer 195051 in the Labour Government 3515 Breaking Down Barriers in Underdeveloped Lands 15 min Arthur Gaitskell a leading British expert on the underdeveloped areas of the world 3516 A Glimpse into the Workings of Parliament 15 min Hamilton W Kerr M P Parliamentary Private Secretary to the Minister of State for Foreign Affairs and Member of Parlia ment for Cambridge 216RECORDINGS ON GEORGIA About 1940 the Committee on Scientific Aids to Learning National Research Council approved a project on a statewide basis calling for the production and evaluation of the utilization of nonmusical phonograph recordings as teaching aids Georgia was selected as the state for the experiment and was given a grant for carrying out the project A Committee on Sound Recordings for Georgia Schools was organized with Dr L D Haskew Chairman H B Ritchie Director and Walter S Bell Producer A similar project of a limited nature had been completed in Rochester N Y but this project was limited to one city one subject area science and one grade level 7th grade The Georgia project was statewide covered many subject areas and all grade levels During 1941 and 1942 seventytwo recording scripts were prepared and produced These recordings were intended for use as teaching aids to improve instruction in the state The information presented was especially pertinent to the needs of Georgias children The most important topics included are Agriculture and Industry Citizenship Communication Conservation of Natural Resources Education Georgia History Georgia Leaders Stories for Young Children Transportation and Vocational Guidance Courtesy of Walter S Bell Atlanta Board of Education Catalog No Title 2837 Charm of Old Georgia eljhsh 2838 Diet and Health el 2839 Dr Neal Discusses Immunization el 2840 Georgia at Work jhshta 2841 Georgia on the Move jhsh 2842 Georgias Public Enemy No 1 eljhsh 2843 How Milk Fresh Meat and Vegetables Won a Football Game jhsh 2844 Martin Family on Minerals of Georgia eljhsh 2845 Martin Family Plans a Budget eljhsha 2846 Martin Family Practices Democracy eljhsha 2847 Martin Familys Project eljhsha 2848 Meaning of Democracy jhsha 2849 Mr Germ el 2850 Personal Health el 2851 Poppy Lady eljhsh 2852 Recreation and Health eljhsh 2853 Refugee Rickets eljhsha 2854 Scientific Attitudes Toward Health el 2855 Sunday Lady eljhsh 2856 Young Georgians and Old Georgia eljhsh 2891 Tree Money eljhsh 2892A Stanton Frank L Part 1 elihsh 2892B Stanton Frank L Part 2 eljhsh 2893 Home Is a Dangerous Place el 2894 Losing Your Job jhsh 2895 Farming as a Vocation eljhsh 2896A Long Crawford W Part 1 elihsh 2896B Long Crawford W Part 2 eljhsh 2897 Visit to the Woods el Length 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 2172898 2899A 2899B 2900 2901 2902 2903A 2903B 2904 2905A 2905B 2906 2907A 2907B 2908 2909A 2909B 2910 2911 2912 2913 2914 2915 2916 2917 2918 2919 2920 2921 2922 2923 2924 2925 2926A 2926B 2927 2928 2929 2930 2931 2932 2933 2934 2935 2936 2937 2938 2939 2940 2941 2942 How Ted Got His Dog el S S City of Savannah Part 1 eljhsh S S City of Savannah Part 2 eljhsh Georgia The Poor Rich State eljhsh Juanita from Argentina el Progress of Transportation el Lanier Sidney Part 1 eljhsh Lanier Sidney Part 2 eljhsh Jones Familys Project eljhsh Harris Joel Chandler Part 1 eljhsh Harris Joel Chandler Part 2 eljhsh Appreciation of Motion Pictures jhsh Bethesda House of Mercy Part 1 eljhsh Bethesda House of Mercy Part 2 eljhsh Harry Learns a Lesson eljhsh Grady Henry Part 1 eljhsh Grady Henry Part 2 eljhsh Who Got the Job jhsh Selecting a Vocation jhsh Vandalism eljhsh Citys Business eljhsh Little Pigs Picnic p Rainy Day Fun at Home el Rutherford Millie eljhsh Marys Fxciting Dream p Felton Rebecca Senator eljhsh Double Race eljhsh Story of Electricity eljhsh Story of a Hill eljh World at Work eljhsh Boy and His Gun eljhsh From the Ground Up eljh Housing and Citizenship eljh Stephens Alexander H Part 1 eljhsh Stephens Alexander H Part 2 eljhsh Financing Georgia Schools eljhsh Education and Unemployment jhsh Communication in Georgia eljhsh Big Bears Sack p Newspaper An Educational Agency sh Radio as an Educational Agency eljhsh Young Man You Must Have a Job jhsh Paying Georgias Way jhsh 1 iid Arnold Fights Malaria el Threats to Democracy jhsh Franklin College jhsh Control of Cancer eljhsh Ted Learns That Dad Is Right el Water A Natural Resource eljhsh Billy Goats Gruff p Song of the Chattahoochee jhsh 218THE GEORGIA STORY THE GEORGIA STORY is a series of historical dramatizations locally written and produced Of course we can touch only the high spots in the stream of history but by doing so we hope to stimulate interest in further study We have attempted to tie this series in as closely with existing textbooks on Georgia his tory as is possible We hope that the scheduling of the various subjects falls in with your classroom activities as this naturally will increase the value of such a program In presenting this series we wish to awaken interest in the history of Georgia and through that interest and resulting study to develop a sense of pride in our local history For the record of Georgia from colony to the present is one which Georgians can view with pride The second half of this series especially in the latter programs spreads beyond the narrow confines of history and into the broader field of Georgia as we see her today For instance in the program planned around Dr Hertys development of the paper industry in our state we look afield to the significance of such a development to our state rather than to a strict account of its historical incidence Van Joyner This entire series was made available by Mr Van Joyner teacher in the Fulton County School System el Catalog No Title 2396 Georgia Farming Today 3539 DeSoto Seeks Gold 3540 Indians in Georgia 3541 Oglethorpe Chooses Settlers 3542 Oglethorpe Makes Settlement 3543 Oglethorpe the General The Battle of Bloody Marsh 3544 No Stamps for Georgia 3545 Nancy Hart Heroine 2619 Revolution and Statehood 2669 One Machine vs Fifty Men 2817 Savannah The Fireship 2859 Georgia Gold 3546 Crawford W Long 3547 Riverboats in Georgia 2863 From Terminus to Atlanta 2864 War Clouds Gather 2865 The Locomotive Race 2866 Alexander Stephens 2867 IFenry W Grady 2868 Sidney Lanier 2869 University of Georgia 2870 Juliette Low 2871 Joel Chandler Harris 2872 Martha Berry 2873 Warm Springs Foundation 2874 Dr Charles Herty 2875 Government of Georgia 2876 The Story of Georgia Length 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 219GEORGIA PUBLIC OFFICIALS This is a series of interviews with officials of city county and state governments in Georgia Recommended for classes in civics and government eljhsh Catalog No Title Length 3363 Attorney General Eugene Cook 15 min The attorney general discusses the functions of his office and appeals to young voters to exercise their right of franchise 3364 Secretary of State Ben Fortson 15 min Mr Fortson says many Georgians do not know what their secretary of state does In this interview he gives a full picture of his many duties 3365 State Auditor B E Thrasher 15 min The auditor is known as the watch dog of state government On this tape Mr Thrasher tells what he does to prevent corrup tion in government 3366 Comptroller General Zack Cravey 15 min Mr Cravey explains the difference between the comptroller general the state treasurer and the state auditor 3367 Mayor William B Hartsfield 15 min The mayor tells about the problems he must overcome as chief executive of Atlanta Georgias largest city 5954 Chief Justice W H Duckworth 30 min Justice Duckworth presides over Georgias Supreme Court In this interview he explains Georgias judicial system 3368 Governor Marvin Griffin 3369 Lt Governor Ernest Vandiver 3370 House Speaker Marvin Moate 3371 State Treasurer George B Hamilton 3530 Commissioner of Agriculture Phil Campbell 3531 Dr M D Collins State Superintendent of Schools 3532 State Geologist Garland Peyton 3533 Guyton DeLoach Director Georgia Forestry Commission 3534 State Entomologist William Blasingame 3535 Fulton Lovell Director Georgia Game and Fish Commission 3536 Dr T F Sellers Director Georgia Department of Public Health 3537 George McDonald Secretary State Highway Board 3538 Ben T Huiet Commissioner of Labor 5994 Retiring Assistant School Superintendent Dr John Allman Recollections of an Educator Dr John Allman interviewed by his successor Dr Claude Purcell OUTSTANDING GEORGIANS Catalog No Title Length 5975 Joel Chandler Harris 30 min Lyman Bryson John Selby and Bernard Wolf discuss the social significance of the Uncle Remus stories An interesting discussion in which Harris is both praised and severly criticized Suitable only for upper grades jhshta 5976 Martha Berry 30 min A recording of a memorial service held by Berry alumni in Atlantas Druid Hills Baptist Church The Martha Berry Choir is featured jhsha 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 15 min 30 min 220 nil min at ink is 3 Hi i Bin ii 5977A 5977B 3430 5979 5980 liii lili Bobby Jones ct mm A recording of a banquet held on the twentyfifth anniversary of Jones Grand Slam victories Heard in addition to Jones himself are number of friends and sports writers jnsha Part Two of Above fO mm Lem Griffis m 15 mm Lem widely known sage of the Okefenokee swamp is a great teller of tall tales On this tape he relates yarns about the alli gators snakes bears fish and other life in the swamp Of in terest to classes in folklore eljhsha Graham Jackson 40 wt A versatile Negro musician Jackson often played for President Franklin D Roosevelt Also he has performed for Presidents Truman and Eisenhower On this tape he tells about and plays some of the favorite musical numbers of these Presidents Of general interest eljhsha Byron Herbert Reece aF An interview in which the Georgia poet discusses and reads his own works Includes an evaluation of Reeces poetry by Ralph McGill editor of The Atlanta Constitution jhsha GEORGIA PLACES AND EVENTS Catalog No Title Length Catalog NoDaWon 15 A talk by Jackson Bennett amateur historian and numismatist of Gainesville eljhsh 3126 Georgia Quail Hunt t 1S min Onthescene recordings of hunters dogs and guns add realism to this tape eljhsh 3179 Dove Shoot t A description of a dove shoot with recordings made onthe scene eljhsh 3190 Okefenokee Swamp u An informative tape about Georgia s great swamp with re cordings made at the Swamp Park near Waycross eljhsh PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION This series should be suitable for PTA Education Associations and lay dis cussion groups Courtesy of Oklahoma Tapes for Teaching ta xiio Length Catalog No iitie 5763 Problems in the Administration of AudioVisual Education in a School System T um 3162 Standards for Visual and Audial Facilities in New and Old Build ings PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION This series should be suitable for PTA Education Associations and lay discus sion groups use Courtesy of Minnesota Department of Education ta Titi Length Catalog No Tltle 1922 Unfinished Business 15 min Current Problems in Minnesota Education p 1923 Crisis in Rural Education 15 min Only half of rural youth 16 and 17 are in school 2211924 For These Our Children 15 min On the subject of teacher shortage in elementary education 1925 Education for Living 15 min Vocational and terminal education program aims described 1926 Lift a Mountain 15 min A dramatized event in the life of Horace Mann the father of American education 1927 Teacher Tenure 15 min Fair Dismissal Avoiding the fear that results when cheap politics invades the classroom Walter E England READING PROBLEMS IN TODAYS SCHOOLS lnService Reading Program Tape recordings of a talk presented by Dr Guy L Bond of the University of Minnesota at inservice meetings with Chicago Illinois principals and teachers March 10 and 11 1952 ta Catalog No Title Length 1928 Reading problems in todays schools 15 min A discussion of the increasing importance of teaching students to read well in todays world the problems faced by the teacher the relative merits of the printed page in comparison with other methods of communication 1929 A sensible approach to word recognition 15 min A discussion of the various points of view in regard to word recognition techniques the importance of word recognition principle of recognizing words 1930 A more realistic teaching of reading in the content fields 15 min A discussion of the goals of the developmental reading program seven fundamental factors of good reading teaching 1931 Adjusting reading instruction to individual differences 15 min Discussion of the four types of reading experience recommen dations for a basic reading program in accordance with needs and capabilities of students HOW CAN THE AMERICAN EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM BEST MEET THE NEEDS OF OUR SOCIETY Produced by Don Williams Director of Forensics The University of Texas Submitted by Wayne N Thompson Director of Forensics University of Illinois ta Catalog No Title Length 6053 How Can the American Educational System Best Meet 30 min The Needs of Our Society The prize winning College Forensic Societv Discussion Program for 1955 The needs of youth to be fulfilled by the American school system as seen through the needs of society WHAT ARE AUDIOVISUAL MATERIALS A discussion by Dr Edgar Dale Ohio State University to point up the great variety of audiovisual materials available to teachers Produced by Edgar Dale Ohio State University Submitted by Professional Tape Committee of DAVI No Broadcast restrictions ta 222Catalog No 2006 6026 Title Length 15 min What Are AudioVisual Materials My Audio Visual Predictions 30 mm Address of Mr Maurice Michell President of Encyclopedia Britannica Films delivered to the 10th Calvin 16 MM Work shop Kansas City Missouri 1956 shta CRITICAL ISSUES IN EDUCATION A series of four forums Two speakers with opposings points of view each make 20 minute presentations Produced by Teachers College Columbia University ta Catalog No 6091A Title Length 30 min 30 min 30 min I 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min What Should Be the Relation of Religion and Public Education Dr Henry P Van Dunsen Professor 609 IB Part Two of Above 6092A How Should Americas Teachers Be Educated Professor Arthur Bestor Jr Professor Karl W Bigelow 6092B Part Two of Above 6093A Has Pragmatism Undermined Basic Values in Education Dean James A Pike Professor John L Childs 6093B Part Two of Above 6094A Are Schools Neglecting the Fundamentals Mr Albert Lynd Professor Roma Gans 6094B Part Two of Above OUR SCHOOLS EDUCATIONAL WASTE LANDS OR FERTILE FIELDS Produced by Superintendents Workshop The Ohio State University Submitted by Kent State University shta Catalog No Title Length 5762A Our Schools Educational Waste Lands or Fertile Fields 30 min A debate between Alan Griffin Professor of Education at Ohio State University and Arthur Bestor Historian University of Illinois Settles into the question of intellectual training versus life adjustment education Disagreement centers on methods and techniques for arriving at educational goals Part Two of Above 30 mn Part Three of Above 30 min 5762B 5762C HUMOROUS AFTERDINNER SPEECHES Listed below are several humorous afterdinner speeches gathered from various parts of the country These afterdinner speeches are the funniest and most usable that we have been able to obtain We are continually searching for speeches of this type and we would appreciate having additional speeches called to our attention They are recommended for use with Civics Clubs PTA groups as well as the upper grades of high school They will be found especially interest ing for speech classes and public speaking jhshta 223 Catalog No Title Length 5624 5589 5707A 5707B 5711A 5711B 5711C 5712A 5712B 5993A 5993B 5873A 5873B 5873C 5873D Tom Collins 30 min Kansas City Missouri 1952 Delivered to the 6th Annual Calvin 16 MM Motion Picture Production Workshop Tom Collins 30 min Kansas City Missouri 1954 Speaking to the 8th Annual Calvin 16 MM Motion Picture Production Workshop Edmund Harding 30 min Cairo Georgia 1955 Mr Harding a native of Washington N C speaks to the Cairo Georgia Kiwanis Club Part Two of Above 30 min Edmund Harding 30 min Albany Georgia 1955 Mr Harding speaks to the Albany Executives Club Part Two of Above 30 min Part Three of Above 30 min Judge Harold Kessinger 30 min Valdosta Georgia 1956 Judge Kessinger of Ridgewood N J speaks to the Valdosta Executives Club Part Two of Above 30 min Johnny Reb and Billy Yank 30 min This is a talk before a meeting of the Atlanta and Chicago Civil War Round Tables by Dr Bell I Wiley who has written two volumes on the life of the common soldier during the Civil War Notice to the teacher You should audition these tapes before playing them in class Dr Wileys description of certain soldier activities is to say the least realistic and these tapes are made available for use at your discretion Part Two of Above 30 min Cassius Marcellus Clay 30 min A cousin of Henry Clay Cassius Clay was also prominent in public affairs He was an abolitionist and served as a major general in the Union Army For several years he was United States ambassador to Russia A fighting man whose favorite weapon was a bowie knife Clay killed several opponents in personal combat On these tapes is a talk describing his life It was made by William H Townsend a Kentucky jurist before the Chicago Civil War Round Table Part Two of Above 30 min Part Three of Above 30 min Part Four of Above 30 min TEXAS ELEMENTARY PRINCIPALS AND SUPERVISORS ASSOCIATION APRIL 1954 This series includes a group of tapes submitted to us by the Texas Education Agency and consists principally of addresses made to various Texas Organiza tions during the years 19541955 Addresses by a number of topflight speakers are included shta Catalog No Title Length 5737A Dr Irving R Melbo 30 min Effective Group Activities In InService Education 5737B Part Two of Above 30 min 2245738A 5738B 5739A 5739B 5740A 5740B 5741A 5741B 5742A 5742B 5743A 5743B 5744A 5744B 5745A 5745B 5746A 5746B 5747A 5747B 5749A 5749B 5750A 5750B 5751A 5751B Dr Helen Storen 30 min The Challenge of InterCultural and InterGroup Education Part Two of Above 30 min Dr Helen Storen 30 mul Conflicts In Educational Theory Which Impinge Upon Ele mentary Schools Part Two of Above 30 min Dr Lowry W Harding 30 mm Conflicts In American Culture Which Impinge Upon Elemen tary Schools Part Two of Above 30 mul Dr Irving R Melbo 30 mm Full Inplications of Democratic Leadership In Elementary Schools Part Two of Above 30 mm Dr Lowry W Harding 30 mm Venturesomeness In Teaching Part Two of Above 30 min Brain Trust 30 mm Question and answer session Full Staff of Consultants Part Two of Above 30 min Dr George Hester 30 mm Fundamentals of Elementary Economics Address delivered by Dr George Hester Southwestern University Georgetown to Hill County Economic Conference Part Two of Above 30 min Dr Andrew D Holt 30 mm Address by Andrew D Holt VicePresident University of Ten nessee and former President National Education Association to Texas Association of School Administrators October 10 1954 Austin Texas Part Two of Above 30 mm I Was a Hobo Kid 30 mm Address by Mrs Billie Davis to Texas Congress of Parents and Teachers Convention November 1954 in Corpus Christi Part Two of Above 30 min Dr Kenneth McFarland 30 min Above the Timberline Address to Texas Congress of Parents and Teachers Convention in Corpus Christi November 1954 Part Two of Above 30 min Texas State Teachers Association November 1954 Fort Worth Dr Harold C Hunt 30mi The First 100 Years Are Not the Hardest Dr Harold C Hunt Harvard University Part Two of Above 30 min Dr Dwayne Orton 30 mm The Human Side of Administration Part Two of Above 30 min Dr Willis M Tate 30 mm The Challenge for Teachers In a New World Dr Willis M Tate Southern Methodist University to Texas State Teachers Association District III Convention Corpus Christi March 1955 Part Two of Above 30 mm 2255752 5753A 5753B 5754A 5754B 5755A 5755B 5756A 5756B 5757A 5757B 5758A 5758B 5759A 5759B 5760A 5760B 5831A 5881B 5881C 5882A 5882B 5882C Dr Dwayne Orton 30 min The Teachers Faith Address to TSTA District III Conven tion Corpus Christi March 1955 Dr Stephen Max Corey 30 min Improving the Curriculum Through Cooperative Action Re search to Texas Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development Austin January 1955 Part Two of Above 30 min Getting Plans Into Action 30 min Address to TASCD Austin January 1955 Part Two of Above 30 min Dr Willis Sutton 30 min Address at Workshop on Accreditation and District of TASA and School Boards Sweetwater Texas December 1954 Part Two of Above 30 min Dr Carl R Rogers 30 min Counseling As I See It Presented at East Texas Counselors Conference at East Texas State Teachers College March 2627 1954 30 min 30 min Mental Health Conference Part Two of Above Dr Robert J Watson Psychology As a Profession Waco Texas Part Two of Above Dr W Norwood Brigance A Teachers Heritage March 18 Part Two of Above Dr Glenn Blough Issues in Teaching Science in the Elementary School 25 1955 Part Two of Above 1955 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min March 30 min 30 min Dr Glenn Blough Materials for Teaching Science in the Elementary Schools March 26 1955 Part Two of Above 30 min An Understanding Heart 30 min A speech by Kenneth McFarland from General Motors Public Relations Department and an outstanding Educator from Topeka Kansas Part Two of Above 30 min Part Three of Above 30 min The Light Within 30 min A speech by Kenneth McFarland from General Motors Public Relations Department and an outstanding Educator from Topeka Kansas Part Two of Above 30 min Part Three of Above 30 min 226DOORWAY TO THE FUTURE The doorway to Americas future is the nations public schools These schools are more than physical structures of brick wood mortar and steel They are buildings housing thousands of skilled and purposeful teachers and millions of rowing youngsters who someday will become part of the communitys adult life These key developmental units in our society are administered by profes sional educators and managed by community citizens serving on boards of education Therein lies the hope of America in the years to come the challenge to you and you and you who would help bring that hope to fulfillment A radio program was broadcast coasttocoast over the American Broadcasting Com pany network It was called Doorway to the Future It dramatized the reallife solutions which had been hammered out by citizens interested in the problems of their public schools It described overcrowded conditions in some of the schools and related how groups of citizens banding together solved that problem It reported the decisions reached by good teachers and good parents when faced with explosive problems of suspicion It examined the needs and obligations of school board membership and depicted many other daytoday cooperative activities to build better schools for Americas youth Because the series proved so helpful to citizens committees in clarifying their school issues and so interesting and eyeopening to the many community residents who had hereto fore taken their public schools for granted the National Citizens Commission recorded the programs on tapes and distributed them to convenient centers ta Title Length Bridge to Tomorrow 30 mm The drama of the growth of Americas tree public schools is told with narration and short dramatic sequences from early Colonial days to today The Other Parent 30 mn A new teacher learns that there are two sides to the career ot teaching the good and the bad She decides on her future after much headholding and heartsearching Mightier Than the Sword 30 min A grade school textbook explaining the tariff system sets oft a family argument This in turn precipitates a community study of the books being used in its public schools The House That Talk Built 3 A mother disturbed because her child along with others is suffering from overcrowded schools decides to do some thing about it Her actions lead to the formation of a citizens committee and finally with the whole town talking to the erection of a new school 5967 Challenge to Academic Freedom 30 nun The freedom a teacher needs to teach and a child to learn is threatened when one conscientious teacher is attacked for discussing communism in class At a town meeting the people have to decide whether they want their children taught what or how to think Catalog No 3963 5964 5965 5966 2275968 5969 5970 5971 5972 5973 5974 The New Member 30 min A garage owner is appointed to the school board by a mayor who feels he owes him a political debt Unwilling to be the mayors rubber stamp the new member proves to be a true public servant Bond Issue for Cross River 30 min Seven persons in Cross River are affected by a proposal for a new school building Some of them help defeat it Unconvinced one woman among them sparks a citizens committee and it is this committee which finds out the why behind so many Nos and submits a more acceptable solution The Battle of the Valley 30 min Three towns linked by a highway consolidate their schools then find there are some serious roadblocks to harmony particularly local pride But a local newspaper editorial plants the idea of how this can be resolved for the good of everybody Goals of Education 30 min A young man disturbed because his fiancee is set on teaching school overhears her discuss educational goals with his family He comes to understand how exciting and challenging a career in education can be Jimmy Vs The Curriculum 30 min Sevenyearold Jimmy was known as Dopey When his family moves to another town Jimmy and his parents discover that when the curriculum doesnt stand still neither do the students School Finance 30 min George Simmons has his heart set on seeing a night ball game When his wife vetoes the game and brings him instead to a school finance meeting George finds school statistics more ex citing than batting averages A Committee for Lakeville 30 min A local lawyer is dubious about the local school boards work Instead of grousing he takes the plunge forms a citizens com mittee and helps the board do a better job SCHOOL PROBLEMS 5794 A Decision for Tommy A program to help prevent dropouts 30 min ATTACKS ON EDUCATORS AND TEXTBOOKS The programs were arranged by Dorothy Dunbar Bromley of the New York Herald Tribune She took a tape recorder directly into the homes and offices of some of the persons most violently opposed to the school as well as some of their supporters Hearing the voices and the words of the violent critics gives parents as well as teachers the real flavor of some of the areas where controversy has run high Catalog No Title Length 3266 Threshold 15 min A dramatization of teaching reading in elementary grades 3267 The Kindled Spark 15 min Answers the charge that schools are not teaching American history 2283268 The Goal Beyond 15 min A retired teacher reviews experiences showing school children learning moral and spiritual values 3269 Tomorrow Wont Wait 15 min A dramatization of school building costs emphasizing that every citizen has a responsibility to the school children of America 3270 The Line Is Busy 15 min The story of an overworked teacher Points out that children are cheated when the teacher has too many children to teach and too many other jobs to do 3271 Strand of Thread 15 min Dramatizes the role of the school in teaching fire safety 3272 Yes Mr Walker 15 min Henry Walker dreams what would happen to his son Sid and Sids classmates if teachers were afraid to teach children afraid to learn and everyone afraid of the future 3273 The Passing of the Hickory Stick 15 min Miss Wilson discards the spare the rod spoil the child philo sophy to correct a case of stealing She allows the guilty pupil to make amends to classmates without suffering personal dis grace or bodily injury 3274 Runaway 15 min Chris Martin runs away from home because his parents dont seem to care how well he does in school His teacher knows that Chris only wants recognition She solves the problem by explain ing this to the Martins MANS RIGHT TO KNOWLEDGE Rhode Island Department of Education Division of AudioVisual Aids Catalog No 5629 5630 Title The Idea of Man Length The Ancient Mediterranean View 30 min Professor Arnold J Toynbee Director of Studies at the Royal Institute of International Affairs London The Ancient Asian View 30 min Sir Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan VicePresident of India New Delhi recently Spalding Professor of Eastern Religions and Ethics Oxford 5631 The JudaeoChristian View 30 min Professor William F Albright the Johns Hopkins University Baltimore 5632 The Modern View 30 min Dr Joseph Wood Krutch recently Brander Matthews Professor of Dramatic Literature Columbia University The Idea of Society 5633 Authority and Freedom in the Ancient Mediterranean 30 min World Dr William Linn Westermann Professor Emeritus Columbia University 2295634 Authority and Freedom in the Ancient Asian World 30 min Dr Hu Shih President of the National Peking University Peking now of New York 5635 Authority and Freedom in Medieval Europe 30 min The Very Reverend Father DArcy formerly Master of Campion Hall Oxford 5636 Authority and Freedom in the Modern World 30 min Dr Robert M Maclver Professor Emeritus Columbia Univer sity The Idea of the Universe 5637 The Old World and the New Humanism 30 min Dr George Sarton President Union Internationale dHistoire des Sciences Cambridge Massachusetts 5638 The Universe as Pure Being 30 min Swami Nikhilananda RamakrishnaVivekananda Center N Y 5639 Knowledge and Faith in Medieval Europe 30 min Professor Francois L Ganshof University of Ghent Belgium 5640 Inquiry and Reason Today 30 min Dr H H Bhabha Director and Professor of Theoretical Physics the Tate Institute of Fundamental Research Bombay The Idea of a University 5641 Dr Grayson Kirk President of Columbia University 30 min The Nature of Things 5642 The Universe Howard P Robertson 30 min Scientist and Mathematician Professor of Physics at California Institute of Technology 5643 Matter Dr Wolfgang Pauli 30 min Professor of Theoretical Physics at Technische Hochschule Zurich Switzerland 5644 Life Dr Hermann J Muller 30 min Biologist Geneticist and 1946 Nobel Prize Winner Professor of Zoology at University of Indiana 5645 Man Dr Henry A Murray 30 min Professor of Psychology at Harvard University and exDirector of the Harvard Psychological Clinic Human Organization 5646 Law and Freedom John Lord OBrian 30 min Constitutional Authority Diplomat and former member of the War Production Board and the National Advisory Board on Mobilization Policy 5647 Use of Resources Jean Monnet 30 min Statesman and Diplomat Professor of Economics at the Graduate School of Business of Columbia University 5648 Physical WeilBeing Dr Brock Chisholm 30 min Psychologist exDirector General of the U N World Health Organization 5649 War and Peace Dr Hans Speier 30 min Social Scientist and Author Chief of the Social Science Division of the Rand Corporation 23030 min Union Theological 30 min 30 min 30 min The Human Spirit 5650 Religion Dr Paul J Tillich Professor of Philosophical Psychology at Seminary 5651 The Plastic Arts Dr W G Constable Curator of Paintings at Boston Museum of Fine Arts 5652 Literature Sir Herbert Read Poet and Critic York England 5653 Music Aaron Copland American Composer MISCELLANEOUS TAPES MADE IN GEORGIA Below is listed a series of tapes that has been recorded at various educational meetings Civic Clubs and other official functions in the State of Georgia during 1955 and the first part of 1956 shta Catalog No Title Length 6100A Why Johnny Can Read 30 min A talk by Dr Paul Witty of Northwestern University to the first district GEA meeting in Savannah Georgia 1955 shta 6100B Part Two of Above 30 min 6101A National and World Affairs 1955 30 min A talk by Senator Walter F George to the Tifton Georgia Civic Clubs sha 6101B Part Two of Above 30 min 6027A The Overeducation of the Unintelligent 30 min Address of Mr Clayton Rand at GEA 1956 6027B Part Two of Above 30 min 5623 Us Fathers of America 30 min Address delivered by Dr Andrew Holt assistant to the President of the University of Tennessee and past President of the Na tional Education Association to the Statesboro District GEA meeting October 11 1954 3279 Presenting Georgias First Teacher of the Year 1956 15 min 5576A The Inauguration of Gov Marvin Griffin 1955 30 min 5576B Part Two of Above 30 min 6127A Making Arithmetic Meaningful By Dr Laura Zirbes 30 min 6127B Part Two of Above 30 min 6137A The Seamless Coat of Learning 30 min A talk by Dr Henry King Stanford former president Georgia State College for Women recorded at the Eighth Conference on Teacher Education at the University of Georgia 6137B Part Two of Above 30 min 6012A The Great Community of Learning 30 min A talk by Dr Henry Steele Commager of Columbia University This also was recorded at the Eighth Conference on Teacher Education at the University of Georgia 6012B Part Two of Above 30 min 6011 The Role of the Liberal Arts as Viewed by a Graduate Dean of Education 30 min A talk by Dr Francis Keppel Dean Faculty of Education Har vard University 231 6010 Speech Preparation 30 min A humorous and informative lecture by Dr John McGinnis Pastor First Baptist Church Tifton Georgia 2982 Why Secretaries Fail 15 min Mrs Kate Hill Georgia Department of Labor gives advice to high school girls who want to become secretaries 6001 Gathering and Evaluating Information for a Speech 30 min A talk by W T Johnston Librarian Abraham Baldwin Agri cultural College Tifton Georgia 6000A Battle for the Schools 30 min Several years ago five New York City area schools were the unfortunate victims of propaganda barrages accusing them of leaning toward communism This is a series of documentary radio programs relating how the schools fought off these attacks Of interest to members of the teaching profession 6000B Part Two of Above 30 min 6000C Part Three of Above 30 min 6000D Part Four of Above 30 min 6000E Part Five of Above 30 min 5869 Eye Health and Education 30 min Dr Franklin M Foote Discussion of optical defects diseases of the eye symptoms of visual problems the teacher should recogn nize Snellen Chart Testing and the use of large type print books 5951 Schopenhauer 30 min Lyman Bryson moderates a discussion of the philosophy of Schopenhauer 5952 Poetry for Children 30 min Thomas Mitchell Raymond Massey and Helen Hayes read some of Americas most famous verses Among the poems in cluded are The Midnight Ride of Paul Revere The Wonderful OneHoss Shay and The Childrens Hour 5953 Adolphe 30 min Lyman Bryson moderates a discussion of Adolphe by Benja min Constante Adolphe is one of the best examples of the novel of character as contrasted with the novel of action 3241 Show Business 15 min The excitement and drama of show business are portrayed on this tape Heard are some of Americas most famous show business personalities both living and dead 603 Segregation in Georgia 15 min Speech delivered by Governor Griffin January 10 1956 to the Georgia Legislature outlining the States stand on Segregation 5871A A Christian Look at Segregation 30 min A Sermon delivered by Dr Roy O McClain pastor of the First Baptist Church Atlanta Georgia June 1956 5871B Part Two of Above 30 min 5870A Identifying Values in Elementary Education 30 min Identifying Values in Elementary Education is a talk by Dr Laura Zirbes to a group of teachers in Statesboro Georgia 1955 5870B Part Two of Above 30 min 232527 5872A 5872B 6148A 6148B 6149A 6149B 5184 in 5185 5186 5187 Gullah by Harold S Reeves 15 min Long a student of the Negro patois known as Gullah Harold S Dick Reeves has gained a wide reputation as a raconteur of stories in this picturesque dialect Speaking in his cultured Charleston brogue Mr Reeves makes a distinct appeal to students of English lovers of music dialect enthusiasts and those who simply like a good story In his inimitable way Mr Reeves recites stories to be heard nowhere else His discourse presents what is known of the origin of this Negro dialect spoken only on the coast of South Carolina and Georgia charming stories and anecdotes told in this dialect and indirectly an amaz ing insight into the humor and pathos of the black folk who speak it From Americas Most Historic City Charleston South Carolina comes this native Charlestonian with a talk as unusual as it is entertaining Miracle of Alexandria 30 min Address by Dr A D Holt Vice President of the University of Tennessee speaking at the Celebrities Dinner of the Georgia Education Association March 15 1956 Part Two of Above 30 min What Is Teaching 30 min By Louis Raths December 1955 New York University Part Two of Above 30 min Seven Basic Attitudes of Human Development 30 min By Alice Keliher New York University Part Two of Above 30 min Salute to the South 30 min The following are excerpts from the Third Army Production Salute To The South presented at the Chastain Memorial Amphitheatre in Atlanta Georgia 1956 1 Introduction and Ballroom Scene Dialogue and Waltz Music 2 Sousa Scene Dialogue and March Music 3 Garden Scene Dialogue and vocal duet plus vocal quartet 4 Country Dance Scene Dialogue and country music 5 Showboat Scene Dialogue plus Capt Billy introducing acts 1 Swanee vocal Joe Jafolla 2 Piano Solo Bob Smale 3 Bill vocal Ernestine Williams 4 Yellow Rose Of Texas male quartet 5 Music for Chorus Girls segued into Finale Sacred Harp Music 30 min This tape was recorded at the annual singing at Cool Springs Church in Douglas County 1956 This music is sung acappella and is authentic for this type singing 1956 Democratic Convention Highlights 30 min This tape features the nomination of Congressman James C Davis for president by Governor Marvin Griffin 1956 Republican Convention Highlights 30 mm This tape contains excerpts from most of the principal speeches 2335188 Leo Aikman Humorous AfterDinner Speech ATLANTA POPS ORCHESTRA 30 min 1956 Summer Concert series with Mr Albert Coleman conducting This series is made up of both popular and classical music Catalog No 5189 5190 5191 5192 5193 5194 5195 5196 5133 5134 5135 5136 5137 5138 5139 5140 5141 5142 5143 A 5143B 5144 A Title I 2 3 4 5 6 7 5144B Atlanta Pops Reel Atlanta Pops Reel Atlanta Pops Reel Atlanta Pops Reel Atlanta Pops Reel Atlanta Pops Reel Atlanta Pops Reel Atlanta Pops Reel 8 Atlanta Pops Reel 9 Atlanta Pops Reel 10 Atlanta Pops Reel 11 Atlanta Pops Reel 12 Atlanta Pops Reel 13 Atlanta Pops Reel 14 Atlanta Pops Reel 15 Atlanta Pops Reel 16 Atlanta Pops Reel 17 Atlanta Pops Reel 18 Leadership Todays Challenge Part One By Dr Kenneth McFarland Education Consultant tor General Motors An inspirational address on leadership to the Annual Leadership Conference of Georgia State College of Business Ad ministration Atlanta 1956 Part Two of Above 30 min Dr William H Alexander Part One 30 min Address of Dr William H Alexander Pastor of the First Christian Church Oklahoma City Oklahoma to the Hamilton County Chattanooga Tennessee Teachers Work Shop 1956 Dr Alexander is an inspirational and humorous speaker Part Two of Above 30 min Length 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 39 min 234 THE FLAG OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA Approved by General Assembly February 1956 Compiled by BEN W FORTSON Secretary of State Atlanta GeorgiaGEORGIAS STATE BIRDBROWN THRASHERGEORGIAS STATE FLOWERTHE CHEROKEE ROSE IGEORGIA was made the official song of the State of Georgia by act of U General Assembly 1922 GEORGIA T11DJ A6rdsbyBobntLoveman ffac by LolheBslIeWie J77astoso p 1 From the mountains to the seare her rivers 2 Georftiajandpf ourdelight Haven oj roll WeVeverloitobe Q my heart soul A JfJ me West Here WkEffliay and nidKt Peace entirongsthe heast GeOTGeoriatost VJ lie In kr vales remain Underneath her rooftreesky Vatch the seasons wane earth Underneatli the Hue Clime that ever iyeth llijjP b n i 2Sa i fe I m en birth To the brave and true Not to be used 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