The 32nd annual edition is a complete, cummulative catalog of 4,779 free films, 828 of which were not listed in the previous edition. A table of contents provides a curricular classification of the materials listed, the body of the guide gives full information on each title by curricular area, a title index provides access to any specific listing…

Designed for the grammar and high school teacher who spends a great deal of time in the classroom, this booklet provides a convenient, useful guide to film sources and to film producers and distributors which cater to grammar and high schools. A list of film sources gives name, address, and grade range of materials offered. Also included is an…

A special committee of North Carolina library staff compiled an annotated listing of 50 16mm films concerning the heritage theme and the Revolutionary War period. The films are listed alphabetically by title, and the entries include information about length, rental and purchase price, age appeal, and a brief summary of the contents. Most of the…

Describes prominent film archives in the U.S., including several university collections. (PD)

Educational television is examined both for its programing in this past decade and its promise in the 1970's. Included is a 110 item filmography with subject index. (Author/SJ)

Examines the storage conditions and the circumstances surrounding the film storage facility fire in Suitland, Maryland, which destroyed over 13 million feet of film. Outlines possible causes for the fire and offers recommendations for prevention of such future disasters. (JMF)

Children's Television Workshop recently commissioned a nationwide survey in which 736 teachers in grades 3 through 6 were asked how they access and present educational programing in their classrooms. Teachers use educational television, and they prefer 15- to 30-minute shows that focus on a single topic. (MLF)

Procedures are suggested for establishing film preview policies that do not infringe copyrights. (JH)

Advice on arranging screening programs of non-commercial films. (CH)

An examination of what film libraries can do in advancing film study. (CH)

Suggested subject headings for 16mm motion pictures are listed. The intent of the list is to provide audiovisual librarians with a tool which will aid them in making subject indexes for their printed catalogs. It is also intended as an authority for professional catalogers who may be called upon to catalog 16mm motion pictures. (Author/KKC)

Describes the facilities and holdings of three major film and television libraries and recounts how the resources available in such facilities were used to research a scholarly work on the making of the film "Citizen Kane." (CLB)