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Title Haida Carver (16mm) (12498)
Physical Color; Sound; 12 minutes Produced 1971 Distributor International Film Bureau (0265)
Audience Elementary (4-6), Junior/Middle (7-9), Senior High (9-12), College, Adult (EJSCA) Synopsis Shows a young Haida Indian carving miniature totems on an island off the Pacific coast of Canada
to carry on a tribal tradition that is gradually dying out as the Indians leave the island. Holdings 16mm film: Head Office, 1 copy Title Halloween Safety (16mm) (12506) Physical Color; Sound; 14 minutes Produced 1985
Distributor International Health Awareness Cent (0266) Audience Kindergarten, Primary (1-3), Elementary (4-6) (KPE) Synopsis An animated Jack O'Lantern gives children suggestions for a safe
and fun Halloween and he tells about carving a pumpkin, planning a Halloween costume, secrets of safe trick or treating and examination of treats.
Holdings 16mm film: Head Office, 1 copy
Title Hands of Maria (16mm) (12517) Physical Color; Sound; 15 minutes Produced 1968 Distributor Rmi Media Productions (0451)
Audience Junior/Middle (7-9), Senior High (9-12), College, Adult (JSCA)
Synopsis Shows the skill of Maria Martinez as she makes pottery using the process handed down through generations of Pueblo Indians. Subjects Mexico; Pottery Holdings
16mm film: Head Office, 2 copies
Title The Handsome Prince (16mm) (12519) Physical Color; Sound; 7 minutes Produced 1981 Distributor Franciscan Films (0202)
Audience Primary (1-3), Elementary (4-6) (PE) Synopsis A satisfying new twist on an old fairy tale theme. Nancy Schimmel, a natural storyteller, folds a piece of origami paper into traditional
Chinese figures that illustrate each step of the plot as she tells the story. Subjects Children's Films; Origami; Storytelling Holdings
16mm film: Head Office, 1 copy
Title Hans in Luck (16mm) (12522) Physical Color; Sound; 7 minutes Produced 1977 Distributor Churchill Media (0115)
Audience Kindergarten, Primary (1-3) (KP) Synopsis An animated adaptation of the classic fairy tale by the Brothers Grimm, about a young apprentice who trades away his seven years' wages in gold
because he finds it too heavy to carry. He arrives home empty-handed, but convinced he is a lucky man. Author GRIMM, JACOB, Subjects Children's Films Holdings
16mm film: Head Office, 1 copy
Title Hansel and Gretel (16mm) (12523) Physical Color; Sound; 17 minutes Produced 1967 Distributor Mcgraw-Hill Films (0334)
Audience Kindergarten, Primary (1-3), Elementary (4-6) (KPE) Synopsis Dramatizes the Grimm story of Hansel and Gretel whose stepmother loses them in the forest and whose adventures with a witch lead
them and their father to wealth and fortune. Subjects Children's Films Holdings 16mm film: Head Office, 1 copy Title Hansel and Gretel (16mm) (12524) Physical Color; Sound; 11 minutes Produced 1971
Distributor Ebec (0160) Audience Primary (1-3), Elementary (4-6) (PE) Synopsis An adaptation of the fairy tale by the Brothers Grimm about the woodcutters' children and their encounter in
the forest with the wicked witch. Author GRIMM, JACOB, Subjects Children's Films Holdings 16mm film: Head Office, 1 copy
Title Happy Birthday, U.S.A. (16mm) (12527) Physical Color; Sound; 11 minutes
Produced 1975 Distributor Coronet/Mti Film & Video (0139) Audience Elementary (4-6), Junior/Middle (7-9), Senior High (9-12), College, Adult (EJSCA) Synopsis Surveys the
history of the United States, including the period before Columbus, the colonial period, the Declaration of independence, the American Revolution, and the time from independence until today.
Subjects United States-History Holdings 16mm film: Head Office, 1 copy
Title Happy Lion (16mm) (12529) Physical Color; Sound; 7 minutes Produced 1960 Distributor Macmillan Films (0326)
Audience Kindergarten, Primary (1-3), Elementary (4-6) (KPE) Synopsis Uses animation to tell the story of what happened when a friendly lion escaped from the zoo and roamed through the town.
Subjects Children's Films Holdings 16mm film: Head Office, 1 copy
Title Happy Owls (16mm) (12530) Physical Color; Sound; 7 minutes Produced 1969 Distributor Weston Woods (0556)
Audience Kindergarten, Primary (1-3) (KP) Synopsis A legend about two owls who tell the barnyard fowl why they are happy. Author PIATTI, CELESTINO.
Subjects Children's Films Holdings 16mm film: Head Office, 2 copies
Title The Happy Prince (16mm) (12531) Physical Color; Sound; 25 minutes Produced 1975 Distributor Pyramid Film & Video (0437)
Audience Primary (1-3), Elementary (4-6), Junior/Middle (7-9), Senior High (9-12), College, Adult (PEJSCA) Synopsis Offers the animated story of the statue of the Happy Prince and a little swallow
who removes the precious stones and gold leaf and gives them to the poor. Author WILDE, OSCAR, Subjects Children's Films; Wilde, Oscar Fingal, 1854-1900 Holdings
16mm film: Head Office, 2 copies Videocassette: Head Office, 1 copy Title Harold and the Purple Crayon (16mm) (12540) Physical Color; Sound; 8 minutes Produced 1957
Distributor Weston Woods (0556) Audience Primary (1-3), Elementary (4-6) (PE) Synopsis The magic of Harold's purple crayon takes this storybook character on a succession of adventures
matching the range of his own imagination. Author JOHNSON, CROCKETT, Subjects Children's Films Holdings 16mm film: Head Office, 2 copies
Title Harold's Fairy Tale (16mm) (12542) Physical Color; Sound; 8 minutes
Produced 1973 Distributor Weston Woods (0556) Audience Primary (1-3), Elementary (4-6) (PE) Synopsis Uses the pictures and text of the book of the same title by Crockett
Johnson to tell the story in animation about a boy who, with his purple crayon, restores growth to the enchanted garden. Author JOHNSON, CROCKETT, Subjects Children's Films
Holdings 16mm film: Head Office, 1 copy
Title The Hat (16mm) (12552) Physical Color; Sound; 6 minutes Produced 1982 Distributor Weston Woods (0556)
Audience Kindergarten, Primary (1-3), Elementary (4-6) (KPE) Synopsis A black top hat with magic powers blows into the life of a penniless veteran and makes him a wealthy man before blowing away
again. From the book by Tomi Ungerer. Author UNGERER, TOMI, Subjects Children's Films Holdings 16mm film: Head Office, 1 copy
Title Heidi: The Living Legend (16mm) (12597) Physical Color; Sound; 13 minutes
Produced 1974 Distributor Aims Media (0013) Audience Elementary (4-6) (E) Synopsis Uses photographs of the countryside in Switzerland to recount the legend of Heidi. Shows
the life of the villagers as they are herding, plowing, harvesting, and gathering grapes for wine and shows them in school, church, and in the village streets. Author SPYRI, JOHANNA,
Subjects Children's Films; Switzerland Holdings 16mm film: Head Office, 1 copy Title Helen Keller (16mm) (12600) Physical Color; Sound; 15 minutes Produced 1969
Distributor Mcgraw-Hill Films (0334) Audience Elementary (4-6), Junior/Middle (7-9), Senior High (9-12), College, Adult (EJSCA) Synopsis Traces the development of Helen Keller from the
loneliness of a deaf and blind child to the awareness of the world that she gained through her teacher, Anne Sullivan. Uses live action and historical photographs.
Subjects Blind; Deaf; Keller, Helen, 1900-1968 Holdings 16mm film: Head Office, 2 copies Title Help Woodsy Spread the Word (16mm) (12607) Physical Color; Sound; 18 minutes Produced 1978
Distributor Focus On The Family (0196) Audience Kindergarten, Primary (1-3), Elementary (4-6) (KPE) Synopsis Teaches young children to be aware of pollution in their environment.
Subjects Conservation of Natural Resources; Pollution Holdings 16mm film: Head Office, 1 copy Title Henry Moore, the Sculptor (16mm) (12612) Physical Color; Sound; 24 minutes Produced 1969
Distributor Ebec (0160) Audience Senior High (9-12), College, Adult (SCA) Synopsis Henry Moore talks about himself and his art and is seen working in his studio.
Subjects Moore, Henry Spencer, 1898-1986; Sculpture Holdings 16mm film: Head Office, 1 copy Title Hercules (16mm) (12621) Physical Color; Sound; 11 minutes Produced 1955
Distributor Weston Woods (0556) Audience Kindergarten, Primary (1-3) (KP) Synopsis Hercules, the retired horse-drawn fire engine, saves City Hall from destruction.
Author GRAMATKY, HARDIE, Subjects Children's Films Holdings 16mm film: Head Office, 1 copy Title High Winding! (16mm) (12644) Physical Color; Sound; 14 minutes Produced 1982
Distributor Coyote Creek Productions (0143) Audience Senior High (9-12), College, Adult (SCA) Synopsis Shows the thrill of riding the waves while board sailing.
Subjects Windsurfing Holdings 16mm film: Head Office, 1 copy
Title Holy Thursday (16mm) (12676) Physical Color; Sound; 20 minutes Produced 1969 Distributor Schlessinger Media (0463)
Audience Senior High (9-12), College, Adult (SCA) Synopsis Symbolically visualizes the juxtapositions of poet William Blake's two points of view about man's relationship to nature and society, as
revealed in his two versions of Holy Thursday from Songs of Innocence and Songs of Experience. Author BLAKE, WILLIAM, Subjects Blake, William, 1757-1827 Holdings
16mm film: Head Office, 1 copy
Title Hoober-Bloob Highway (Vhs/16mm) (12691) Physical Color; Sound; 23 minutes Produced 1976 Distributor Phoenix/Bfa Films (0427)
Audience Kindergarten, Primary (1-3), Elementary (4-6) (KPE) Synopsis Presents an animated Dr. Seuss cartoon in which a being from outerspace learns what it is like for human beings on Earth. Shows
that despite the problems involved, being human is desirable. Author SEUSS, DR. Subjects Children's Films Holdings 16mm film: Head Office, 1 copy
Videocassette: Head Office, 1 copy
Title Hopi Kachinas (16mm) (12697) Physical Color; Sound; 10 minutes Produced 1961 Distributor Aims Media (0013)
Audience Primary (1-3), Elementary (4-6), Junior/Middle (7-9), Senior High (9-12) (PEJS) Synopsis Explains how the commonly seen but seldom understood kachina dolls provide the key to the true
meaning of the entire Hopi culture. Demonstrates the carving and painting of the dolls, and describes their religious meaning. Includes views of a Hopi butterfly dance.
Subjects Hopi; Indians of North America Holdings 16mm film: Head Office, 1 copy Title Horse Flickers (16mm) (12699) Physical Color; Sound; 10 minutes Produced 1978
Distributor Texture Films (0514) Audience Elementary (4-6), Junior/Middle (7-9), Senior High (9-12), College, Adult (EJSCA) Synopsis Horses - lovely, funny and endlessly inventive - are
conjured up by the filmmaker on a large, empty barn floor. Made of feathers and spangles, of newspapers and sleeping bags, of human beings and broomsticks, they are a rich blend of imagination, humor, whimsy and
art. Subjects Art; Horses Holdings 16mm film: Head Office, 1 copy Title THE HORSE THAT PLAYED CENTERFIELD, pt. 1 (16MM) (12700) Physical Color; Sound; 48 minutes Produced 1978
Distributor International Health Awareness Cent (0266) Audience Elementary (4-6) (E) Synopsis After Oscar the horse began playing center field, the New York Goats, worst team in the
major leagues, seemed certain to win the World Series. Author HIGDON, HAL. Subjects Children's Films Holdings 16mm film: Head Office, 1 copy
Title THE HORSE THAT PLAYED CENTERFIELD, pt. 2 (16MM) (12701)
Physical Color; Sound Produced 1978 Distributor International Health Awareness Cent (0266) Audience Elementary (4-6) (E) Holdings
16mm film: Head Office, 1 copy
Title Horses (16mm) (12702) Physical Color; Sound; 6 minutes Produced 1978 Distributor Filmfair Communications (0185)
Audience Elementary (4-6), Senior High (9-12), College, Adult, General (ESCAG) Synopsis Shows horses in terms of their role in nature and their association with human beings.
Subjects Horses Holdings 16mm film: Head Office, 1 copy
Title House of the Great Spirit (16mm) (12715) Physical Color; Sound; 27 minutes Produced 1975 Distributor Channel 7 Ktvb (0105)
Audience Junior/Middle (7-9), Senior High (9-12), College, Adult (JSCA) Synopsis A look at the restoration of the Cataldo Mission in northern Idaho. Subjects Idaho Holdings
16mm film: Head Office, 3 copies
Title The House that Jack Built (16mm) (12716) Physical Color; Sound; 4 minutes Produced 1970 Distributor Mcgraw-Hill Films (0334)
Audience Kindergarten, Primary (1-3) (KP) Synopsis A film version of the old Mother Goose rhyme. Subjects Children's Films Holdings
16mm film: Head Office, 1 copy
Title How Bear Lost His Tail (16mm) (12722) Physical Color; Sound; 17 minutes Produced 1976 Distributor Mcgraw-Hill Films (0334)
Audience Kindergarten, Primary (1-3), Elementary (4-6) (KPE) Synopsis An Aesop-type fable about a wily fox who hoodwinks a naive bear who is teaching him how to catch fish with his own tail.
Subjects Children's Films Holdings 16mm film: Head Office, 1 copy
Title How Beaver Stole Fire (16mm) (12723) Physical Color; Sound; 12 minutes Produced 1975 Distributor Aims Media (0013)
Audience Primary (1-3), Elementary (4-6) (PE) Synopsis An animated film that retells an American Indian legend about the origin of fire. Subjects Children's Films Holdings
16mm film: Head Office, 1 copy
Title The Hundred Penny Box (16mm) (12809) Physical Color; Sound; 18 minutes Produced 1979 Distributor Churchill Media (0115)
Audience Elementary (4-6) (E) Synopsis A young boy's love for his great-great-aunt who lives with his family leads him to intercede with his mother who wants to toss out all her old things.
Author MATHIS, SHARON BELL. Subjects Aging; Children's Films Holdings 16mm film: Head Office, 1 copy Title Idaho Cattle Country (16mm) (12869) Physical Color; Sound; 14 minutes Produced 1971
Distributor Film Originals (0189) Audience Senior High (9-12), College, Adult (SCA) Synopsis A picture tour of Idaho, it's ranches, cowboys and cattle.
Subjects Cowhands; Idaho Holdings 16mm film: Head Office, 3 copies
Title Idaho Elk Country (16mm) (12872) Physical Color; Sound; 27 minutes Produced 1969 Distributor Film Originals (0189)
Audience College, Adult (CA) Synopsis Portrays the experience of three hunters and their guide as they hunt and camp along the Saint Joe River in Idaho. Shows scenes of game fishing, bird shooting,
duck hunting, and elk hunting in the wild country of Idaho. Subjects Hunting; Idaho Holdings 16mm film: Head Office, 2 copies
Title Idaho High Country: Trail to Idaho's Sawtooth Mountains (16mm) (12876)
Physical Color; Sound; 15 minutes Produced 1961 Distributor Film Originals (0189)
Audience Elementary (4-6), Junior/Middle (7-9), Senior High (9-12), College, Adult (EJSCA) Synopsis Follows a trip starting at the Old Oregon Trail station site near Mountain Home to Trinity
Mountain Lookout, Rocky Bar, the Lazy H Ranch at the edge of the Sawtooth Mountain region, and then to Alturas Lake. Includes views of a pack trip into Alice Lake and an airplane flight along the Sawtooth Mountains to
Redfish Lake and the Stanley Basin country. Subjects Idaho Holdings 16mm film: Head Office, 2 copies Title Idaho Libraries Today (16mm) (12879) Physical Color; Sound; 14 minutes Produced 1966
Distributor Helen Smith Originals (0222) Audience College, Adult (CA) Synopsis A report on existing conditions in Idaho libraries in 1965. Includes scenes of the university library, the
crowded public libraries, the bookmobiles, and the small village library with its inadequate services. Holdings 16mm film: Head Office, 1 copy
Title Idaho - Noble Challenge (16mm) (12867) Physical Color; Sound; 26 minutes
Produced 1976 Distributor Barrymore Productions (0056) Audience Senior High (9-12), College, Adult (SCA) Synopsis A panoramic view of the varied lifesyles in Idaho.
Subjects Idaho Holdings 16mm film: Head Office, 2 copies
Title Idaho: The Gem State (16mm) (12898) Physical Color; Sound; 25 minutes Produced 1900 Distributor Video University Productions (0541)
Audience Senior High (9-12), College, Adult (SCA) Synopsis Explores Idaho's magnificent scenery, natural resources and quality of life. Productive agricultural lands, abundant forests, clean air,
pure water, and great recreational facilities make Idaho truly a "Gem State. Subjects Idaho Holdings 16mm film: Head Office, 1 copy
Title Idaho's Big Horn Crags (16mm) (12884) Physical Color; Sound; 26 minutes
Produced 1968 Distributor Names Project (0357) Audience Senior High (9-12), College, Adult (SCA)
Synopsis Shows the basics of horseback trail riding with the famed Idaho Primitive Area as a backdrop. Subjects Idaho Holdings
16mm film: Head Office, 2 copies
Title If Books Could Talk (16mm) (12906) Physical Color; Sound; 10 minutes Produced 1982 Distributor Mcgraw-Hill Films (0334)
Audience Kindergarten, Primary (1-3), Elementary (4-6) (KPE) Synopsis A story about Johnny and his special friend, a book. Shows young children how to properly care for books and illustrates the
following rules for book care: handle books carefully, use a bookmark, keep books in a safe place, let the librarians mend books, protect books from food and pencil marks, guard books from the weather, and return books
on time. Subjects Library Resources-Conservation Holdings 16mm film: Head Office, 1 copy Title If I Didn't See It I Wouldn't Believe It (16mm) (12910) Physical Color; Sound; 23 minutes Produced 1975
Distributor Canadian Travel Film Library (0092) Audience College, Adult (CA) Synopsis From rodeos to regattas, this film presents to us in a lively, amusing, and informative fashion,
just about everything worth doing and seeing in British Columbia. Holdings 16mm film: Head Office, 1 copy Title If I'm Lost, How Come I Found You (16mm) (12911) Physical Color; Sound; 48 minutes Produced 1978
Distributor International Health Awareness Cent (0266) Audience Elementary (4-6), Junior/Middle (7-9) (EJ) Synopsis A restless orphan, recently escaped from an orphanage, holes up with bank
robbers, appears on television as a hero, and becomes involved in other adventures. Author OLEKSY, WALTER G., Subjects Children's Films Holdings
16mm film: Head Office, 1 copy
Title If You Can Walk (16mm) (12916) Physical Color; Sound; 14 minutes Produced 1976 Distributor Pyramid Film & Video (0437)
Audience Senior High (9-12), College, Adult (SCA) Synopsis Demonstrates basic cross-country skiing techniques. Compares professional and amateur skiing to show basic techniques for all cross-country
skiiers. Subjects Skis and Skiing Holdings 16mm film: Head Office, 1 copy Title In, Out, Up, Down, Over, Under, Upside Down (16mm) (12979) Physical Color; Sound; 8 minutes
Produced 1970 Distributor Aims Media (0013) Audience Kindergarten, Primary (1-3) (KP)
Synopsis Features young students in situations that depict the concepts of in, out, up, down, over, under, and upside down. Subjects Children's Films Holdings
16mm film: Head Office, 1 copy
Title In the Forest (16mm) (12967) Physical Color; Sound; 5 minutes Produced 1960 Distributor Weston Woods (0556)
Audience Kindergarten, Primary (1-3) (KP) Synopsis Presents the Marie Hall Ets fantasy about a little boy who goes for a walk in the forest and believes that all sorts of animals join him.
Author ETS, MARIE HALL, Subjects Children's Films Holdings 16mm film: Head Office, 1 copy Title In the Service of Others (16mm) (12970) Physical Color; Sound; 27 minutes Produced 1974
Distributor Boise Lions Club (0070) Audience College, Adult (CA) Synopsis Chet Huntley narrates the story of the Lions Club sight-saving program. Holdings
16mm film: Head Office, 1 copy
Title Incredible Cat Tale (16mm) (12982) Physical Color; Sound; 22 minutes Produced 1976 Distributor Learning Corporation Of America (0307)
Audience Elementary (4-6) (E) Synopsis Tells a story about an independent and persistent cat who runs into danger in attempting to rejoin her kittens who are crossing the countryside in a cart en
route to a new home. Subjects Cats; Children's Films Holdings 16mm film: Head Office, 1 copy Title Indian Artists of the Southwest (16mm) (12984) Physical Color; Sound; 15 minutes Produced 1976
Distributor Ebec (0160) Audience Senior High (9-12), College, Adult (SCA) Synopsis Illustrates that the arts and crafts of the southwestern Indian tribes reveal their history and
traditions. Shows members of various tribes as they utilize the resources from their environment in their crafts. Subjects Artists; Indians of North America Holdings
16mm film: Head Office, 1 copy
Title Indian Pottery of San Ildefonso (16mm) (12985) Physical Color; Sound; 27 minutes Produced 1972 Distributor National Audiovisual Center (0362)
Audience Senior High (9-12), College, Adult (SCA) Synopsis Details the making of black San Ildefonso Indian pottery from the spreading of sacred corn and the gathering of clay to the outdoor firing
and removal of pottery pieces from the fire mound. Subjects Indians of North America; Pottery Holdings 16mm film: Head Office, 1 copy
Title The Inflation File (16mm) (12995) Physical Color; Sound; 26 minutes
Produced 1979 Distributor World Research, Inc (0571) Audience Senior High (9-12), College, Adult (SCA) Synopsis In a spoof of the Humphrey Bogart mystery classics a private
detective tackles the toughest case of his career: to find the cause of inflation. He finally discovers it in a most unexpected place. Designed to encourage thought and discussion on the cause and effects of
inflation. Subjects Inflation (Finance) Holdings 16mm film: Head Office, 1 copy Title The Intruder (16mm) (13059) Physical Color; Sound; 6 minutes Produced 1978
Distributor Films Incorporated Video (0191) Audience Elementary (4-6), Junior/Middle (7-9), Senior High (9-12), College, Adult (EJSCA) Synopsis An animated film in which crudely formed clay
monsters humorously shape and reshape themselves, move in and out of caves, and then devour each other amidst bird calls and other jungle noises. Subjects Claymation Holdings
16mm film: Head Office, 1 copy
Title Is It Always Right to Be Right? (16mm) (13092) Physical Color; Sound; 8 minutes Produced 1970 Distributor Bosustow Productions (0074)
Audience Senior High (9-12), College, Adult (SCA) Synopsis Uses animation, live-action sequences, and the narration of Orson Welles to show the cause of divisiveness in society: man's refusal to
believe that he could be wrong in his opinions and beliefs. Holdings 16mm film: Head Office, 1 copy Title Isaac Singer's Nightmare and Mrs. Pupko's Beard (16mm) (13096) Physical Color; Sound; 30 minutes
Produced 1973 Distributor New Yorker Films (0390) Audience College, Adult (CA) Synopsis Points up the thin border between story and reality in a film which combines real-life
views of writer Isaac Singer in his home with the intrusion of fictional characters from Singer's stories. Author DAVIDSON, BRUCE, Subjects Authors; Singer, Isaac Bashevis, 1904-
Holdings 16mm film: Head Office, 1 copy
Title Ishi in Two Worlds (16mm) (13100) Physical Color; Sound; 19 minutes Produced 1967 Distributor Mcgraw-Hill Films (0334)
Audience Senior High (9-12), College, Adult (SCA) Synopsis Discusses the Yahi Indians of California, a tribe which was nearly exterminated by the advance of the white man. Depicts their daily
activities of hunting and fishing. Describes the life of Ishi, a Yahi tribesman and the last person in North America known to have spent most of his life as an aborigine. Author TOMKINS, RICHARD.
Subjects Indians of North America Holdings 16mm film: Head Office, 1 copy
Title Island Eden (16mm) (13105) Physical Color; Sound; 24 minutes Produced 1978 Distributor Canadian Travel Film Library (0092)
Audience College, Adult (CA) Synopsis A travel film which encourages people to visit Vancouver Island. Shows the natural beauty, sporting activities, and places of interest and entertainment of this
Pacific island. Holdings 16mm film: Head Office, 1 copy
Title Island of the Skog (16mm) (13106) Physical Color; Sound; 13 minutes Produced 1979 Distributor Weston Woods (0556) Audience Elementary (4-6) (E)
Synopsis A mouse named Jenny sails away with her friends in order to escape the dangers of urban life. They land on an island where they are faced with a new problem, the Skog.
Author KELLOGG, STEVEN. Subjects Children's Films Holdings 16mm film: Head Office, 1 copy Title The Islands of Hawaii (16mm) (13107) Physical Color; Sound; 32 minutes Produced 1981
Distributor Kaw Valley Films (0283) Audience Senior High (9-12), College, Adult (SCA)
Synopsis This film presents a brief history, then examines each of the five major islands for their unique geography, industry and recreation. Subjects Hawaii Holdings
16mm film: Head Office, 1 copy
Title It's All Done With Strings (17975) Physical Color; Sound; 10 minutes Produced 1986 Distributor Ebec (0160)
Audience Elementary (4-6), Junior/Middle (7-9), Senior High (9-12) (EJS) Series Instruments of the Symphony Orchestra (0166) Synopsis Using animation and a live performance, helps
youngsters discover the music-making potential of the string quartet by experiencing a reinvention of the violin. Intended to introduce children to the music and instruments of the string quartet.
Subjects Music-Study and Teaching; Musical Instruments Holdings 16mm film: Head Office, 1 copy |
