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CRISIS IN EDUCATION. Soundfilm.
28 min., sd., color, 16 mm.
© Soundfilm, Inc.; 1Dec66; MP16727.

CRISIS IN 114. See

THE LORETTA YOUNG SHOW. 8222-25.

CRISIS IN THE ADDAMS FAMILY. See

THE ADDAMS FAMILY.

THE CRISIS OF PRESIDENTIAL SUCCESSION.
See

CBS REPORTS.

CRISIS OVER A KISS. See

FATHER KNOWS BEST. 155.

CRISIS OVER THE SUEZ, OCT. 30, 1956. See

ALMANAC NEWSREEL. Oct. 30, 1960.

CRISSCROSS. See

PETER GUNN.

WANTED: DEAD OR ALIVE.

THE CRITIC. Pintoff Productions &
Crossbow Productions. Released by
Columbia Pictures Corp. 4 min.,
sd., color, 35 mm. © Pintoff
Productions, Inc. & Crossbow Productions,
Inc.; 1Dec63; LP26805.

CRITICAL EVALUATION. See

DEVELOPING READING MATURITY: CRITICAL
EVALUATION.

CRITICAL TEMPERATURE. Ohio State
University. 7 min., si., color,
16 mm. Eastman color. Produced
under a grant from The National
Science Foundation. © Franklin
Miller, Jr.; 25Oct63; MP13722.

CRITIC'S CHOICE. Warner Bros. Pictures.
100 min., sd., color, 35 mm.
Technicolor. Panavision. From the
stage play by Ira Levin. © Warner
Bros. Pictures, Inc.: 13Apr63 (in
notice: 1962); LP29443.

THE CRITTER DOCTOR. See

THE BEVERLY HILLBILLIES.

THE CROAKER. See

MY THREE SONS.

'WAY OUT.

CROCKETT-DOODLE-DO. Warner Bros. Pictures.
7 min., sd., Technicolor,
35 mm. (Merrie melodies; Foghorn
Leghorn) © Warner Bros. Pictures,
Inc.; 25Jun60 (in notice: 1959);
LP20217.

CROCODILE! Columbia Pictures Corp.
8 min., sd., color, 35 mm. Color
by Pathé. Produced in association
with Roemer-Young Associates.
© Columbia Pictures Corp.; 1Nov65;
MP15805.

CROOK WHO CRIED WOLF. Hanna-Barbera
Productions. Released by Columbia
Pictures Corp. 1 reel, sd., color,
35 mm. Eastman color by Pathé.
(Loopy de Loop, no. 38) © Hanna-Barbera
Productions; 31Dec63; LP27118.

THE CROOKED ANGEL. See

GOING MY WAY.

THE CROOKED CIRCLE. See

REDIGO. No. 5.

CROOKED MILE. See

GUNSMOKE.

THE CROOKED PATH. See

THE VIRGINIAN.

CROOKE'S TUBES. Yale University.
8 min., si., color, 16 mm. (YF-226)
© Yale University; 8Sep64; MP14891.

CROOKSTERS' LAST STAND. See

DICK TRACY.

CROSS PURPOSE. See

CHEYENNE.

CROSS SECTION OF AMERICA. General
Motors Corp. Made by GM Photographic.
22 min., sd., color, 16 ram. © General
Motors Corp.; 22May61; MP11575.

CROSS THE LITTLE LINE. See

THE NEW BREED.

THE CROSSBOW. See

PETER GUNN.

CROSS CUT. See

WHISPERING SMITH.

CROSSCUTTING LONG UNIFORM LENGTHS. See

WOODWORKING SERIES: SET IV, CIRCULAR
SAW.

CROSSCUTTING SHORT UNIFORM PIECES. See

WOODWORKING SERIES: SET IV, CIRCULAR
SAW.

CROSSED GUNS. See

SHOTGUN SLADE.

CROSSED WIRES. See

THE DETECTIVES.

PETE AND GLADYS.

CROSSFIRE. See

COMBAT!

THE CROSSING. See

THE DU PONT SHOW WITH JUNE
ALLYSON. Production no. 2228.

CROSSING AT DESTINO BAY. See

T.H.E. CAT.

CROSSING AT WHITE FEATHER. See

RAWHIDE.

CROSSING BROOKLYN FERRY. See

FACE TO FACE--WALT WHITMAN: A HUNDRED
YEARS HENCE.

CROSSING DROSOPHILA. Encyclopaedia
Britannica Films. 4 min., si., color,
8 mm. (Biology series, 3 units)
Technicolor. © Encyclopaedia Britannica
Films, Inc.; 6Jul64; MP14847.

THE CROSSING GUARD. See

THE ED WYNN SHOW. 2.

CROSSING THE DELAWARE. Terrytoons.
Released by Twentieth Century-Fox
Film Corp. 7 min., sd., Color by
DeLuxe, 35 mm. (A Terrytoon cartoon)
CinemaScope. © Terrytoons, a division
of CBS Films, Inc.; 9Jun61; LP19560.

CROSSINGOVER, CHIASMATA, AND GENETIC
MAPS. Calvin Co. 29 min., sd.,
b&w, 16 mm. © Calvin Co.; 29Apr60
(in notice: 1959); MP10671.

CROSSINGOVER IN TERMS OF MEIOSIS.
Calvin Co. 29 min., sd., b&w, 16 mm.
© Calvin Co.; 29Apr60 (in notice:
1959); MP10670.

CROSSROAD. See

LASSIE.

TALLAHASSEE 7000.

CROSSROADS AFRICA, PILOT FOR A PEACE
CORPS. See

CBS REPORTS.

THE CROW. See

SHERIFF OF COCHISE.

CROWBAIT. See

HAVE GUN--WILL TRAVEL.

CROWBAIT BOB. See

GUNSMOKE.

THE CROWD PLEASER. See

THE DEFENDERS.

CROWD STOPPER! Chevrolet Motor Division.
Made by Jam Handy Organization.
50 sec., sd., Eastman color, 35 mm.
© Chevrolet Motor Division of General
Motors Corp.; 10Mar60; MU6856.

THE CROWDED SKY. Warner Bros. Pictures.
105 min., sd., Technicolor, 35 mm.
From the novel by Hank Searls.
© Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc.;
3Sep60; LP21317.

CROWIN' PAINS. Universal-International.
Released by Universal Pictures Co.
7 min., sd., color, 35 mm. Technicolor.
(A Walter Lantz Woody Woodpecker
cartune) © Universal Pictures
Co., Inc.; 4Sep62; LP23990.

CROWN AND CRISIS. See

PERSPECTIVE ON GREATNESS.

THE CROWNING WITH THORNS. See

THE FIFTEEN MYSTERIES OF THE
ROSARY. 8.

CROWS' FEAT. Warner Bros. Pictures.
7 min., sd., color, 35 mm. Technicolor.
(Merrie melodies: The two
crows) © Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc.;
21Apr62 (in notice: 1961); LP25005.

CROW'S FETE. Hanna-Barbera Productions.
Released by Columbia Pictures Corp.
6 min., sd., color, 35 mm. (Loopy
de Loop, no. 47) Eastman color by
Pathé. © Hanna-Barbera Productions;
1Apr65 (in notice: 1963); LP30970.

CROW'S NEST--LIVE ACTION CENTER. See

HAMM'S BEER COMMERCIALS.

THE CROWS OF EDWINA HILL. See

NOBODY'S PERFECT.

THE CRUCIBLE. See

BONANZA.

THE GALLANT MEN.

THE CRUCIFIXION. See

THE FIFTEEN MYSTERIES OF THE
ROSARY. 10.

A CRUEL AND UNUSUAL NIGHT. See

KRAFT SUSPENSE THEATRE.

THE CRUEL DAY. See

PLAYHOUSE 90.

THE CRUEL FOUNTAIN. See

RUN FOR YOUR LIFE.

THE CRUEL HOOK. See

THE DEFENDERS.

THE CRUELEST THIEF. See

MARKHAM.

THE CRUISE. See

COMEDY CAPERS.

HOW TO MARRY A MILLIONAIRE.

CRUISE OF THE CYNTHIA B. See

MAVERICK.

CRULLERS AT SUNDOWN. See

DEATH VALLEY DAYS.

CRUMB BUMMING. Hal Seeger Productions.
6 min., sd., color, 35 mm. (Muggy
Doo, no. 1) Eastman color. © Hal
Seeger Productions, Inc.; 18Jan65;
LU3343.

CRUMBY MUMMY. Hal Seeger Productions.
6 min., sd., color, 35 mm. (Milton,
no. 26) Eastman color. © Hal Seeger
Productions, Inc.; 12Jan66; LU3408.

CRUMLEY COGWHEEL. Paramount Pictures
Corp. 6 min., sd., color, 35 mm.
(Modern madcap cartoon) © Paramount
Pictures Corp.; 26Dec61; LP20961.

CRUSADE TO LIMBO. See

I SPY.

THE CRUSADER. See

THE DEFENDERS.

CRUSADERS. See

IF.

THE CRUSADES. See

MEDIEVAL TIMES: THE CRUSADES.

THE CRUSADING REPORTER. See

WALT DISNEY'S WONDERFUL WORLD OF
COLOR. Gallegher goes West, pt. 8.

THE CRUSH. See

MY THREE SONS.

A CRUSH ON BENTLEY. See

BACHELOR FATHER.

A CRUSH ON JOEY. See

THE JOEY BISHOP SHOW.

THE CRUSH OUT. See

M-SQUAD.

A CRUTCH FOR ALL SEASONS. Narcotics
Education. 22 min., sd., color, 16
mm. A Burt Martin Associates production.
© Narcotics Education, Inc.;
23May69; LP37092.

CRY FOR HAPPY. William Goetz Productions.
Released by Columbia
Pictures Corp. 110 min., sd.,
Eastman color by Pathé, 35 mm.
CinemaScope. Based on the novel by
George Campbell. © William Goetz
Productions, Inc.; 1Mar61 (in notice:
1960): LP19587.

CRY FOR HELP. See

COMBAT!

DAKTARI.

CRY FRAUD. See

FOLLOW THE SUN.

A CRY FROM THE MOUNTAIN. See

WIDE COUNTRY.

A CRY FROM THE PENTHOUSE. See

MARKHAM.

A CRY FROM THE STREET. See

DR. KILDARE.

CRY HARD, CRY FAST. See

RUN FOR YOUR LIFE.

CRY HOPE, CRY HATE. See

DICK POWELL'S ZANE GREY THEATRE.

CRY IN THE RUINS. See

COMBAT!

CRY LOVE, CRY MURDER. See

PETER GUNN.

CRY OF BATTLE. Petramonte Productions
Est. Released by Allied Artists
Pictures Corp. 99 min., sd., b&w,
35 mm. Based on the novel Fortress
in the rice, by Benjamin Appel.
© Petramonte Productions Est., Ltd.;
12Sep63; LP26349.

CRY OF SILENCE. See

THE OUTER LIMITS.

CRY OF THE WILD. See

LASSIE.

CRY OUT IN SILENCE. See

FRED ASTAIRE'S PREMIERE THEATRE.

CRY TOUGH. Canon Productions. Released
by United Artists Corp. 83 min., sd.,
b&w, 35 mm. Based on a novel by
Irving Shulman. © Anne Productions,
Inc.; 7Aug59; LP15205.

CRY WOLF. See

WILD BILL HICKOK.

CRYOGENIC PUMP. Yale University.
1 min., sd., color, 16 mm. (Operating
principles of vacuum pumps) (YF-262)
© Yale University; 8Sep64; MP14904.

CRYPTO 40. See

BEHIND CLOSED DOORS. No. 16.

CRYSTAL BALL. Alberto-Culver Co.
30 sec., sd., b&w. © Alberto-Culver
Co.; 21May64; MU7414.

CRYSTAL GROWTH. See

CHEMICAL AND PHYSICAL CHANGE SERIES.

THE CRYSTAL TRENCH. See

ALFRED HITCHCOCK PRESENTS.

CRYSTALS AND THEIR GROWTH. Coronet
Instructional Films. 12 min., sd.,
b&w, 16 mm. © Coronet Instructional
Films, division of Esquire, Inc.;
1Nov67; MP17589.

CRYSTALS AND THEIR STRUCTURES. Regents
of the University of California.
23 min., sd., b&w, 16 mm. (CHEM
study film) © Regents of the University
of University of California;
16Apr63 (in notice: 1962); MP13378.

CRYSTALS AND THEIR STRUCTURES. See

CHEM STUDY TEACHER TRAINING PROGRAM.

A CUB CALLED DANGER. See

DAKTARI.

CUBA: TEN YEARS OF CASTRO. See

WHO? WHAT? WHEN? WHERE? WHY?

CUBAN PALS. See

I LOVE LUCY.

CUBA'S TRIAL. See

EYEWITNESS.

THE CUCKOO CLOCK. See

ALFRED HITCHCOCK PRESENTS.

GILLETTE CO. TELEVISION COMMERCIALS.

CUCKOO MAGOO. See

MISTER MAGOO.

CUE MASTER. Paramount Pictures Corp.
9 min., sd., color, 35 mm. (Sports
in action) © Paramount Pictures Corp.;
1Apr65; LP30287.

CUEING. General Learning Corp. Made
by the David Coffing Co. 9 min., sd.,
color, 16 mm. (Teaching skills for
elementary school teachers) © General
Learning Corp.; 31Dec68; MP19770.

CUEING. General Learning Corp. Made by
the David Coffing Co. 9 min., sd.,
color, 16 mm. (Teaching skills for
secondary school teachers) © General
Learning Corp.; 31Dec68; MP19755

LA CUISINE. (The kitchen) Lucie
Eber, France. 3 min., si., color,
16 mm. Kodachrome. © Lucie Eber;
12Jan65; LP29763.

CULLEY. See

THE OUTLAWS.

CULLEY'S HOUND DOG. See

LASSIE.

CULLY. See

JOHNNY RINGO. 2303.

CULLY'S NEW PET. See

LASSIE. 6001.

CULLY'S REVENGE. See

LASSIE.

CULTURAL HERITAGE. See

A MEXICAN WAR DIARY, 1846.

CULTURAL HERITAGE SERIES. See

COLONIAL LIFE ON A DUTCH MANOR.

THE CULTURED CHRISTMAS TREE. Martin
Moyer Productions. 23 min., sd.,
color, 16 mm. Produced in association
with U.S. Forest Service.
Appl. author: Martin William Moyer.
© Martin Moyer Productions; 29Feb68;
MP17882.

CULTURING SLIM MOLD PLASMODIUM.
Thorne Films. 7 min., sd., color,
16 mm. (Biological techniques series)
Produced in cooperation with AIBS
American Institute of Biological Sciences.
© Thorne Films, Inc.; 20Mar62
(in notice: 1961); MP12164.

CUNNINGHAM WINS DESPITE CLAIM OF
FOUL. See

SPORTFOLIO.

THE CUP CAKE CAPER, LYING. See

JOT.

A CUP OF KINDNESS. See

I SPY.

THE ROBERT HERRIDGE THEATER.

THE CUPID CAPER. See

THE JOHN FORSYTHE SHOW.

CUPID FLIPPER. See

FLIPPER.

CUPID KNOWS BEST. See

FATHER KNOWS BEST. Episode no. 190.

THE CUPID MACHINE. See

PLEASE DON'T EAT THE DAISIES.

CUPID MAGOO. See

MISTER MAGOO.

CUPID'S LITTLE HELPER. See

THE DANNY THOMAS SHOW. No. 4-F (189).

CUP IT--HARNEY SHOW. See

CHALLENGE GOLF.

CUPIT-NICHOLS SHOW. See

CHALLENGE GOLF.

A CUPPA CAWFEE, A SANGWICH AND YOUSE. See

THE NEW BOB CUMMINGS SHOW.

THE CURE. See

ALFRED HITCHCOCK PRESENTS.

HAVE GUN--WILL TRAVEL.

MISCHIEF MAKERS. 1058.

WANTED: DEAD OR ALIVE.

A CURE FOR JOHNNY RAIN. See

MAVERICK.

CURFEW CANNON. See

THE ADVENTURES OF JIM BOWIE. Production
no. B-14.

CURFEW SHALL NOT RING TONIGHT. See

BACHELOR FATHER.

THE GERTRUDE BERG SHOW.

THE CURIOUS THING ABOUT WOMEN. See

THE DICK VAN DYKE SHOW.

CURLY THE CANNONBALL. Hal Seeger.
5 min., sd., color, 16 mm. (Batfink,
no. 58) © Hal Seeger; 30Jun67;
LU3521.

CURRENT EVENTS: UNDERSTANDING AND
EVALUATING THEM. Coronet Instructional
Films. 10 min., sd., b&w,
16 mm. © Coronet Instructional
Films, a division of Esquire, Inc.;
3Sep63; MP14186.

THE CURSE OF CHESTER W. FARNSWORTH. See

PETTICOAT JUNCTION.

CURSE OF THE FLY. Lippert Films. Released
by Twentieth Century-Fox Film
Corp. Sd., b&w, 35 mm. CinemaScope.
© Lippert Films, Ltd.; 31Mar65;
LP30832.

THE CURSE OF THE LIVING CORPSE. Deal
Films. Released by Twentieth Century-Fox
Film Corp. 83 min., sd., b&w,
35 mm. © Deal Films, Inc.; 31Dec63;
LP27971.

THE CURSE OF THE MUMMY'S TOMB. Swallow
Productions. Released by Columbia
Pictures Corp. 81 min., sd., color,
35 mm. A Hammer Film production.
Technicolor. Techniscope. © Swallow
Productions, Ltd.; 31Dec64; LP31460.

THE CURSE OF THE SNITKINS. See

CAR 54, WHERE ARE YOU?

THE CURSE OF THE WEREWOLF. Hotspur
Films, London. Released in the U.S.
by Universal-International. 91 min.,
sd., color, 35 mm. A Hammer Film
production. Technicolor. Based on
the novel The werewolf of Paris, by
Guy Endore. © Hotspur Films, Ltd.;
19Dec60; LP24730.

CURSED TOMB OPENED. See

GREATEST HEADLINES OF THE CENTURY.

CURSIVE WRITING, GRADE 3, LESSON 6-11.
Denver Public Schools. 117 min.,
sd., b&w, 16 mm. (Boettcher School
of the Air language arts, grade 3-4)
© School District No. 1 in the City &
County of Denver & State of Colorado
a.k.a. Denver Public Schools; 13Jan64
(in notice: 1963); MP15162.

CURTAIN CALL. See

AWARD THEATRE.

CURTAIN FOR MISS WINSLOW. See

T.H.E. CAT.

CURTAINS FOR AN ANGEL. See

MICKEY SPILLANE'S MIKE HAMMER.

CURTIS COKES VS. ... See

TURN OF THE CENTURY FIGHTS.

CURVES. David Nulsen Enterprises.
17 min., sd., color, 16 mm. Appl.
author: David Nulsen. © David Nulsen
Enterprises; 27Oct69; MP19793.

CUSTODY OF THE CHILD. See

GOING MY WAY.

CUT OF ICE. See

HAWAIIAN EYE.

CUT UPS. Ohio State University. Made
by Motion Picture Division. 4 min.,
sd., b&w, 16 mm. © Ohio State
University; 1Aug65; MP17142.

THE CUT-UPS. See

THE OUTLAWS.

CUTANEOUS VASCULAR PHENOMENON ASSOCIATED
WITH FUNCTIONING. Committee
for Scientific Communication in Dermatology.
Made by Audio Productions
3 min., sd., color, 16 mm. (Dermatology)
Eastman color. Co-authors:
Marlon B. Sulzberger & Roberta Z.
Sulzberger. © Committee for Scientific
Communication In Dermatology;
15Dec62; MP12839.

CUTTHROAT JUNCTION. See

BONANZA.

CUTTING A COVE. See

WOODWORKING SERIES: SET V, LATHE.

CUTTING A DADO. See

WOODWORKING SERIES: HANDTOOL OPERATIONS,
SET 3.

CUTTING A SHOULDER. See

WOODWORKING SERIES: SET V, LATHE.

CUTTING A TAPER. See

WOODWORKING SERIES: SET V, LATHE.

CUTTING A TAPER USING THE COMPOUND REST.
McGraw-Hill Book Co. 3 min., si.,
color, super 8 mm. (Machine shop
series, elementary engine lathe II)
Produced by McGraw-Hill Text-Films in
collaboration with Raybar Technical
Films. © McGraw-Hill, Inc.; 29Dec67;
MP19463.

CUTTING A TENON. See

WOODWORKING SERIES: HANDTOOL OPERATIONS,
SET 3.

CUTTING A THREAD. McGraw-Hill Book Co.
3 min., si., color, super 8 mm. (Machine
shop series, elementary engine
lathe II) Produced by McGraw-Hill
Text-Films in collaboration with
Raybar Technical Films. © McGraw-Hill,
Inc.; 29Dec67; MP19466.

CUTTING AN ARMATURE COMMUTATOR. Raybar
Technical Films. 4 min., si., color,
16 mm. © Raybar Technical Films, Inc.;
30Jun66; MP16277.

CUTTING AND MARKING. See

CLOTHING CONSTRUCTION SERIES.

CUTTING AND PASTING. Coronet Instructional
Films. 11 min., sd., b&w,
16 mm. © Coronet Instructional
Films, a division of Esquire, Inc.;
1Oct63; MP1418.

CUTTING EXTERNAL THREADS. See

MACHINE SHOP SERIES: BENCH WORK, SET I.

CUTTING WITH A DADO HEAD. See

WOODWORKING SERIES: SET IV, CIRCULAR SAW.

THE CYANIDE TOUCH. See

CHECKMATE.

CYBORG 2087. United Pictures Corp.
Released by Feature Film Corp. of
America. 86 min., sd., color, 35 mm.
Produced in association with Harold
Goldman Associates. © Television
Enterprises Corp.; 23Nov66; LP34214.

CYCLE & SURF. Rowe Manufacturing.
3 min., si., color, 8 mm. © Rowe
Manufacturing, division of Canteen
Corp.; 10May67; LP35978.

CYCLE OF LIFE. Ealing Corp. Made by
Milner-Fenwick. 25 min., sd., b&w,
16 mm. (Starting tomorrow) © Ealing
Corp.; 1May69; MP19607.

CYCLES. Charles E. Peterson. 11 min.,
si., color, 16 mm. © Charles E.
Peterson; 1Dec69; LU3588.

THE CYCLONE. See

THE LIFE AND LEGEND OF WYATT
EARP. D-30 (141)

LE CYGNE IMMORTEL. (The immortal swan)
Museum of Modern Art. Released by
Immortal Swan Productions. 35 min.,
sd., b&w, 16 mm. NM: revisions.
© Museum of Modern Art; 25Sep64 (in
notice: 1965); MP15807.

CYMBAL TECHNIQUES. William Crowden
Productions. Made by Film-Makers.
17 min., sd., color, 16 mm.
© Film-Makers, Inc. & William Crowden
Productions; 10Sep69; MP19874.

CYNTHIA'S BOY FRIEND. See

BRINGING UP BUDDY.

CYNTHIA'S CONCERT TOUR. See

BRINGING UP BUDDY.

CYPRUS, HOT-BED OF VIOLENCE. See

GREATEST HEADLINES OF THE CENTURY.

CYRANO ANDY. See

THE ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW.

CYRANO DE MUNSTER. See

THE MUNSTERS.

CYRANO MCCOY. See

THE REAL MCCOYS.

CYRANO MAGOO. See

MISTER MAGOO.

CYRIL RITCHARD AND HERMIONE
BADDELEY. See

FESTIVAL OF PERFORMING ARTS.

CYTOGENETICS OF OENOTHERA. Calvin Co.
29 min., sd., b&w, 16 mm. © Calvin
Co.; 29Apr60 (in notice: 1959);
MP10685.

CYTOLOGY, PARTS I & II. National
Committee for Careers in Medical Technology.
44 min., sd., color, 16 mm.
Eastman color. © National Committee
for Careers in Medical Technology;
17Apr62; MP13115.

CYTOPLASMIC HEREDITY. Calvin Co.
29 min., sd., b&w, 16 mm. © Calvin
Co.; 29Apr60 (in notice: 1959); MP10688.

CZECH YOUR WIFE, SIR? See

HEY LANDLORD.

CZECHOSLOVAKIA: FROM MUNICH TO
MOSCOW. See

THE TWENTIETH CENTURY.

CZECHOSLAVAKIA [sic]: PROGRESS IN
INDUSTRY. McGraw-Hill Book Co.
18 min., sd., color, 16 mm. Produced
by McGraw-Hill Text-Films in collaboration
with Vision Associates. © McGraw-Hill,
Inc.; 15May68; MP18225.

D

D-DAY. Wolper Productions. 60 min.,
sd., b&w, 16 mm. NM: revision.
© Wolper Productions, Inc.; 8May62;
MP13120.

D-DAY, HISTORY'S GREATEST INVASION
(WORLD WAR II), JUNE 6, 1944. See

ALMANAC NEWSREEL. June 6, 1960.

D-DAY LANDINGS AT NORMANDY. See

GREATEST HEADLINES OF THE CENTURY.

D-DAY PLUS 20 YEARS: EISENHOWER RETURNS
TO NORMANDY. See

CBS REPORTS.

D-DRYSDALE. See

GILLETTE CO. TELEVISION COMMERCIALS.

DNA: MOLECULE OF HEREDITY. Encyclopaedia
Britannica Films. 16 min., sd., color,
16 mm. © Encyclopaedia Britannica
Films, Inc.; 11Oct60; MP10893.

DNA STRUCTURE AND REPLICATION. Calvin
Co. 29 min., sd., b&w, 16 mm.
© Calvin Co.; 29Apr60 (in notice:
1959); MP10692.

DOS EXECUTION TIME DEBUGGING. International
Business Machines Corp.
35 min., sd., b&w. Videotape.
(Cobol topics) © International
Business Machines Corp.; 1Jul69;
MP19564.

DOS SYSTEM CONTROL MAGNETICS. International
Business Machines Corp. 52 min.
Videotape (1 in.) © International
Business Machines Corp.; 18Jun69; MP19510.

DPS ORGANIZATION. See

FUNDAMENTALS OF CONTROL PROGRAMS;
DPS ORGANIZATION.

A DA-DA FOR CHRISTY. See

MCHALE'S NAVY.

DAD DROPS BY. See

THE DONNA REED SHOW.

DADDY GOLDIE. See

THE BETTY HUTTON SHOW. 5237-25.

DADDY WENT AWAY. See

GUNSMOKE.

DADDY'S BIRTHDAY CAKE. See

KID'S STUFF. No. 15.

DADDY'S GIRL. See

SAINTS AND SINNERS.

DADE CITY DODGE. See

MAVERICK.

DAD'S DAY. See

THE GERTRUDE BERG SHOW.

DAFFY & PORKY PIG. See

DAFFY'S INN TROUBLE.

DAFFY DOODLING. See

THE BUGS BUNNY SHOW.

DAFFY DUCK. See

AQUA DUCK.

GOOD NOOSE.

QUACKODILE TEARS.

DAFFY DUCK & PORKY PIG. See

CHINA JONES.

DAFFY DUCK, BUGS BUNNY. See

THE ICEMAN DUCKETH.

DAFFY RENTS. Warner Bros. Pictures.
1 reel, sd., color, 35 mm. (Looney
tunes) Technicolor. © Warner Bros.
Pictures, Inc.; 29Apr66; LP32627.

DAFFY'S DINER. Warner Bros. Pictures.
Released by Vitaphone Corp. 1 reel,
sd., color, 35 mm. (Merrie melodies)
© Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc.;
28Jan67 (in notice: 1966); LP36992.

DAFFY'S INN TROUBLE. Warner Bros.
Pictures. 7 min., sd., color, 35 mm.
(Looney tune; Daffy & Porky Pig)
Technicolor. © Warner Bros. Pictures,
Inc.; 23Sep61; LP25001.

DAG HAMMARSKJOLD. See

BIOGRAPHY.

DAG NAB IT, RABBIT. See

DEPUTY DAWG.

DAILY CARE OF PATIENT'S UTENSILS. See

SEQUENTIAL LEARNING SERIES ON FUNDAMENTAL
NURSING.

DAILY CARE OF THE PATIENT UNIT. See

SEQUENTIAL LEARNING SERIES ON FUNDAMENTAL
NURSING.

DAILY FLIGHTS TO OLYMPUS. See

DR. KILDARE.

DAILY JUNGLE. See

GILLETTE CO. TELEVISION COMMERCIALS.

DAILY LIFE OF THE BOZO PEOPLE. See

AFRICAN VILLAGE LIFE.

DAILY MIRACLE. New York City Transit
Authority. Made by Vision Associates
in association with Film Counselors.
29 min., sd., b&w, 16 mm. © New York
Transit Authority; 7Dec61; MP12157.

THE DAILY PRESS VS. CITY HALL. See
WALT DISNEY'S WONDERFUL WORLD OF
COLOR. The further adventures of
Gallegher, pt. 3.

THE DAIRY BELT. Indiana University
Audio Visual Center. 16 min., sd.,
color, 16 mm. © Indiana University;
16Nov62 (in notice: 1963); MP13033.

THE DAIRY FARM. Coronet Instructional
Films. 14 min., sd., b&w, 16 mm.
2d ed. © Coronet Instructional Films,
a division of Esquire, Inc.; 1Apr63;
MP13639.

DAIRY--FARM TO DOOR. Charles Cahill
& Associates. 11 min., sd., color,
16 mm. © Charles Cahill & Associates,
Inc.; 12Oct65; MP15575.

THE DAIRY FARMER. See
OUR CHANGING WAY OF LIFE: THE DAIRY
FARMER.

THE DAKOTAS. Warner Bros. Pictures.
Approx. 60 min. each, sd., b&w, 16 mm.
© Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc.

The chooser of the slain. © 22Apr63;
LP27389.

Crisis at High Banjo. © 11Feb63;
LP27381.

Fargo. © 25Feb63; LP27383.

Feud at Snake River. © 29Apr63;
LP27390.

Incident at Rapid City. © 4Mar63
(in notice: 1962); LP27379.

Justice at Eagle's Nest. © 11Mar63;
LP27384.

A man called Ragan. © 23Apr62;
LP27373.

Mutiny at Fort Mercy. © 21Jan63;
(in notice: 1962); LP27376.

A nice girl from Goliath. © 13May63;
LP27392.

One day in Vermillion. © 8Apr63
(in notice: 1962); LP27380.

Red sky over Bismarck. © 14Jan63
(in notice: 1962); LP27375.

Reformation at Big Nose Butte.
© 1Apr63; LP27387.

Requiem at Dancer's Hill. © 18Feb63;
LP27382.

Return to drydock. © 7Jan63 (in
notice: 1962); LP27374.

Sanctuary at Crystal Springs.
© 6May63; LP27391.

Terror at Heart River. © 15Apr63;
LP27388.

Thunder in Pleasant Valley.
© 4Feb63 (in notice: 1962); LP27378.

Trial at Grand Forks. © 25Mar63;
LP27386.

Trouble at French Creek. © 28Jan63
(in notice: 1962); LP27377.

A walk through the Badlands.
© 18Mar63; LP27385.

DAKTARI. Ivan Tors Films. Released by
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. Approx. 60 min.
each, sd., color, 35 mm. Produced in
association with CBS Television Network.
© Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc. &
Ivan Tors Films, Inc.

Adventure of the lion cubs.
© 1Feb66; LP34159.

Born to die. © 25Oct66; LP34557.

A bullet for Hedley. © 21Feb67 (in
notice: 1966); LP34902.

Cheetah at large. © 11Oct66; LP34558.

The chimp who cried wolf. © 27Dec66;
LP34898.

The chimp who went ape. © 8Mar66;
LP34155.

Clarence the killer. © 20Dec66;
LP34897.

Countdown for Paula. © 31Jan67 (in
notice: 1966); LP34900.

Crisis at the compound. © 12Apr66;
LP34150.

Cry for help. © 6Dec66; LP34893.

A cub called danger. © 11Apr67;
LP34907.

Daktari's last hunt. © 27Sep66;
LP34896.

Deadline to kill. © 20Sep66; LP34892.

Death In the African sun. © 15Nov66;
LP34894.

The diamond smugglers. © 1Mar66;
LP34156.

The elephant thieves. © 11Jan66;
LP34144.

Goodbye, Mike Makula. © 7Mar67;
LP34903.

The hostages. © 19Apr66; LP34149.

House of lions. © 17Jan67 (in
notice: 1966); LP34899.

Judy and the baby elephant. © 14Feb67
(in notice: 1966); LP34901.

Judy and the gorilla. © 31Dec66;
LP35068.

Judy and the gun-runners. © 17May66;
LP34145.

Judy and the hyena. © 26Apr66;
LP34148.

Judy and the vulture. © 4Apr67;
LP34906.

Judy the poacher. © 31Dec66; LP35069.

Judy's hour of peril. © 4Oct66;
LP34559.

The killer dog. © 15Mar66; LP34154.

The killer lion. © 25Jan66; LP34160.

King Clarence. © 21Mar67; LP34904.

Leopards of Mdala Gorge. © 15Feb66;
LP34157.

The long hunt. © 28Mar67; LP34905.

The maneater of Wameru. © 5Apr66;
LP34151.

Operation springtime. © 14Mar67;
LP34543.

Predator of Wameru. © 18Jan66;
LP34161.

Return of Clarence. © 13Sep66;
LP34553.

Return of the killer, pt. 1.
© 22Mar66; LP34153.

Return of the killer, pt. 2.
© 29Mar66; LP34152.

Revenge of the leopard. © 22Nov66;
LP34555.

Shoot to kill. © 29Nov66; LP34554.

Terror in the bush. © 31Dec66;
LP34560.

The test. © 18Oct66; LP34895.

Trail of the cheetah. © 8Feb66;
LP34158.

The trial. © 1Nov66; LP34556.

Undercover Judy. © 31Dec66; LP34561.

Wall of flames, pt. 1. © 3May66;
LP34147.

Wall of flames, pt. 2. © 10May66;
LP34146.

THE DALEY DOUBLE. See

CORONADO 9.

DALLAS. See

UNITED STATES MARSHAL. Grandfather.

DALTON THAT GOT AWAY. Dalton Film Co.
69 min., sd., b&w, 35 mm. A Henri A.
Lube Production. © Dalton Film Co.;
2Nov60; MP10642.

THE DALTONS. See

TALES OF WELLS FARGO.

THE DALTONS MUST DIE. See

THE OUTLAWS.

THE DAM BUILDERS. Time. 29 min., sd.,
color, 16 mm. (The World we live in)
Derived from Ecology, a volume in the
Life nature library. Produced by
Time-Life Broadcast with National
Educational Television. © Time, Inc.;
26Dec68; MP19178.

THE DAMAGED DOLLS. See

THE BROTHERS BRANNAGAN. 4132.

DAMN THE DEFIANT. G. W. Films. Released
by Columbia Pictures Corp.
101 min., sd., Eastman color by
Pathé, 35 mm. CinemaScope. Based
on the novel Mutiny, by Frank Tilsley.
© G. W. Films, Ltd.; 1Sep62; LP22966.

DAMN YANKEES. Warner Bros. Pictures.
110 min., sd., Technicolor, 35 mm.
Based upon the play of the same title;
book by George Abbott & Douglass
Wallop, from Douglass Wallop's novel
The year the Yankees lost the pennant.
© Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc.; 27Sep58;
LP15076.

DAMON AND PYTHIAS. See

MY THREE SONS.

DAMON'S ROAD. See

RAWHIDE.

THE DAMPED OSCILLATION. Thomas M. Adams.
Si., color, 8 mm. (Electronic circuit
theory series) © T. M. Adams; 30Aug67;
MP17650.

DAMSEL IN DISTRESS. See

WINKY DINK AND YOU. No. P-11.

DAN KROLIK. See

SUSPENSE.

DAN RAVEN. Screen Gems. Approx.
60 min. each, sd., b&w, 16 mm.
A Ferrion, Inc. production. Based
upon a character created by Donald
L. Gold & Jonas Seinfeld. Produced
in association with NBC Television
Network. © Screen Gems, Inc.

Amateur night. © 2Dec60; LP29011.

Buy a nightmare. © 29Dec60; LP29014.

The empty frame. © 28Oct60; LP29006.

High cost of fame. © 16Sep60; LP29002.

Japanese sandbag. © 10Nov60; LP29008.

The junket. © 18Nov60; LP29009.

L. A. 46. © 7Oct60; LP29004.

The man on the ledge. © 25Nov60;
LP29010.

The mechanic. © 23Sep60; LP29003.

The night is numbered. © 4Nov60;
LP29007.

Penny. © 21Oct60; LP29005.

The satchel man. © 22Dec60; LP29013.

Tinge of red. © 16Dec60; LP29012.

THE DANCE. See

OUR MAN HIGGINS.

DANCE CONTEST. See

JACK BENNY TELEVISION SHOW.

LEAVE IT TO BEAVER.

THE DANCE LESSON. Mario C. & Lorna
Antonini. 11 min., color, 16 mm.
(Dance lesson demonstrated in the
Antonini method) © Mario C.
Antonini & Lorna Antonini; 25May66;
MU7703.

THE DANCE MAN. See

THE DU PONT SHOW WITH JUNE
ALLYSON. Production no. 3406.

DANCE MARATHON. See

THE ROARING 20'S.

DANCE, MARINE, DANCE. See

GOMER PYLE-USMC.

DANCE OF DEATH. See

CHECKMATE.

THE DANCE OF THE LAUGHING DEATH. See

LAREDO.

DANCE WITH ME, HERMAN. See

THE MUNSTERS.

THE DANCIN' FOOL. See

THE REAL MCCOYS. 42.

DANCING BEATERS. See

QUALITY BAKERS OF AMERICA COOPERATIVE
TELEVISION COMMERCIALS.

THE DANCING STAR. See

I LOVE LUCY.

THE DANCING WHITE HORSES OF
VIENNA. See

THE MIRACLE OF THE WHITE STALLIONS.

DANDELION. See

GILLETTE CO. TELEVISION COMMERCIALS.

DANDRUFF SHAMPOO. Alberto-Culver Co.
60 sec., sd., b&w. © Alberto-Culver
Co.; 2Mar64; MU7389.

DANDY DONOVAN. See

THIS IS ALICE.

A DANDY IN ASPIC. Columbia British
Production. Released by Columbia
Pictures Corp. 107 min., sd., color,
35 mm. Panavision. Based on Derek
Marlow's novel, A dandy in aspic.
© Columbia British Production, Ltd.;
1Mar68; LP35854.

DANGER. See

FLIPPER.

MAN WITHOUT A GUN.

DANGER ALONG THE WALL. See

EYEWITNESS.

DANGER: DIABOLIK. Dino de Laurentiis
Cinematografica & Marianne Productions
[Italy] Released in the U.S. by
Paramount Pictures Corp. 99 min.,
sd., color, 35 mm. © Dino de Laurentiis
Cinematografica, S.P.A.; 26Jan68
(in notice: 1967); LF26.

DANGER IN PARADISE. See

RESCUE 8.

DANGER: MAN AT WORK. See

ROOM FOR ONE MORE.

DANGER MOUNTAIN. See

LASSIE.

DANGER ON CREDIT. See

HAWAIIAN EYE.

DANGER POINT. See

SKY KING. No. 32108.

DANGER ROAD. See

TALLAHASSEE 7000.

DANGER ROUTE. Amicus Productions.
Released by United Artists Corp.
91 min., sd., color, 35 mm. From
the novel The eliminator, by Andrew
York. © Amicus Productions, Ltd.;
16Nov67; LP35522.

DANGER, 20,000 VOLTS. See

RESCUE 8.

DANGEROUS ASSIGNMENT. Donlevy Development
Co. & National Broadcasting Co.
Approx. 30 min. each, sd., b&w,
16 mm. © Donlevy Development Co.,
Inc.

The archeological story. © 28Sep52;
LP29001.

The art treasures story. © 1Jun52;
LP28984.

The assassin ring story. © 4Jul52;
LP28989.

The atomic mine story. © 15Jun52;
LP28986.

The black hood story. © 13Jul52;
LP28991.

The blue chip story. © 29Jun52;
LP28988.

The bodyguard story. © 18May52;
LP28983.

Death in the morgue story. © 8Jun52;
LP28985.

The decoy story. © 7Sep52; LP28998.

Havana microfilm story. © 20Jul52;
LP28993.

The knitting needle story. © 22Jul52;
LP28995.

The lagoon story. © 6Jul52; LP28990.

The Paris sewer story. © 9Aug52;
LP28996.

The Pat & Mike story. © 18Jul52;
LP28992.

The perfect alibi story. © 21Jul52;
LP28994.

The Red Queen story. © 22Jun52;
LP28987.

The salami story. © 24Aug52; LP28997.

The stolen letter story. © 21Sep52;
LP29000.

The Venetian incident. © 14Sep52;
LP28999.

DANGEROUS BARRIERS. See

LAW OF THE PLAINSMAN. 3145.

DANGEROUS CROSSING. See

DEATH VALLEY DAYS. 621.

DANGEROUS DAN MAGOO. See

MISTER MAGOO.

DANGEROUS EDEN. See

HAWAIIAN EYE.

THE DANGEROUS GAME. See

M-SQUAD.

DANGEROUS GROUND. See

THE TEXAN. 57.

DANGEROUS HOURS. See

CASEY JONES. 25.

DANGEROUS JOURNEY. See

THE CALIFORNIANS. Production
no. 10-B (47).

LASSIE.

DANGEROUS LADY. See

MR. LUCKY.

DANGEROUS PROPOSAL. See

RUN FOR YOUR LIFE.

DANGEROUS ROAD. See

THE VIRGINIAN.

DANGEROUS SALVAGE. See

RESCUE 8.

DANGEROUS SHOEMAKER. See

CISCO KID.

A DANGEROUS SILENCE. See

THE DOCTORS AND THE NURSES.

DANGEROUS TO THE PUBLIC PEACE AND
SAFETY. See

FOR THE PEOPLE.

DANGEROUS YOUTH. Everest Pictures.
Released by Warner Bros. Pictures.
98 min., sd., b&w, 35 mm. © Everest
Pictures, Ltd.; 7Jun58 (in notice:
1957); LP18786.

DANIEL. Broadman Films. 45 min., sd.,
color, 16 mm. A Golden Scroll production.
Eastman color. © Broadman
Films; 20Mar64 (in notice: 1963);
LP29259.

DANIEL BOOM. Hal Seeger. 5 min., sd.,
color, 16 mm. (Batfink, no. 67)
© Hal Seeger; 21Jun67; LU3522.

DANIEL BOONE. See

WALT DISNEY PRESENTS.

DANIEL BOONE IN AMERICA'S STORY. Coronet
Instructional Films. 16 min.,
sd., b&w, 16 mm. © Coronet Instructional
Films, division of Esquire,
Inc.; 3Sep68; MP18680.

DANIEL BOONE, JR. Terrytoons. Released
by Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp.
7 min., sd., Color by DeLuxe, 35 mm.
(A Terrytoon cartoon) CinemaScope.
© Terrytoons, a division of CBS Films,
Inc.; 8Dec60; LP17602.

THE DANIEL CLAY STORY. See

WAGON TRAIN.

DANIEL WEBSTER. See

PROFILES IN COURAGE.

THE DANISH BLUE AFFAIR. See

THE GIRL FROM U.N.C.L.E.

DANISH FARM FAMILY. McGraw-Hill Book
Co. Made by Centron Corp. 6 min.,
sd., color, 16 mm. © McGraw-Hill,
Inc.; 19Apr67; MP17423.

THE DANNY BENEDICT STORY. See

WAGON TRAIN.

DANNY GIVES JOEY ADVICE. See

THE JOEY BISHOP SHOW.

THE DANNY KAYE SHOW. Dena Pictures.
Approx. 60 min. each, sd., b&w,
16 mm. © Dena Pictures, Inc.

Giovanni's wedding. Telecast: Apr. 5,
1967. © 5Mar67; LP35081.

Guest: Art Carney. Telecast: Nov. 6,
1963. © 3Nov63; LP27866.

Guest: Art Carney. Telecast: Jan. 22,
1964. © 20Jan64; LP27878.

Guest: Art Carney. Telecast: Mar. 4,
1964. © 1Mar64; LP29112.

Guest: Bea Benaderet. Telecast:
Apr. 8, 1964. © 5Apr64; LP29205.

Guest: Buddy Ebsen. Telecast: Feb. 26,
1964. © 24Feb64; LP27881.

Guest: Carol Lawrence. Telecast:
Oct. 9, 1963. © 5Oct63; LP28214.

Guest: Charles Aznavour. Telecast:
Apr. 28, 1965. © 25Apr65; LP31271.

Guest: Diahann Carroll. © 8Mar64 (in
notice: 1963); LP28965.

Guest: Diahann Carroll. Telecast:
Jan. 29, 1964. © 26Jan64; LP27879.

Guest: Diahann Carroll. Telecast:
Mar. 29, 1967. © 25Mar67; LP35084.

Guest: Dick Van Dyke. Telecast:
Dec. 18, 1963. © 16Dec63; LP27872.

Guest: Dorothy Collins. Telecast:
Apr. 1, 1964. © 29Mar64; LP29219.

Guest: Eileen Farrell. Telecast:
Nov. 13, 1963. © 19Nov63; LP27868.

Guest: Esquivel. Telecast: Mar. 25,
1963. © 29Dec63; LP27874.

Guest: Gene Kelly. Telecast:
Sept. 25, 1963 or, Mar. 25, 1964.
© 19Oct63; LP27865.

Guest: George Burns. Telecast:
Feb. 8, 1967. © 26Feb67 (in
notice: 1966); LP35075.

Guest: Glynis Johns. Telecast:
Dec. 4, 1963. © 1Dec63; LP27870.

Guest: Gwen Verdon. © 22Nov64;
LP29266.

Guest: Gwen Verdon. Telecast:
Nov. 20, 1963. © 17Nov63; LP27867.

Guest: Gwen Verdon. Telecast:
Apr. 14, 1965. © 11Apr65; LP31270.

Guest: Imogene Coca. Telecast:
Feb. 5, 1964. © 2Feb64; LP28081.

Guest: Jackie Cooper. Telecast:
Sept. 25, 1963 or, Oct 9, 1963.
© 21Sep63; LP28212.

Guest: Jackie Cooper. Telecast:
Jan. 15, 1964. © 12Jan64; LP27877.

Guest: John Gary. Telecast: Jan. 18,
1967. © 15Jan67; LP35077.

Guest: Jose Ferrer. Telecast: Oct. 2,
1963. © 29Sep63; LP28213.

Guest: Julie Newmar. Telecast:
Dec. 12, 1963. © 8Dec63; LP27871.

Guest: Juliet Prowse. Telecast:
Oct. 30, 1963. © 27Oct63; LP28080.

Guest: Mary Tyler Moore. Telecast:
Oct. 16, 1963. © 12Oct63; LP28215.

Guest: Mary Tyler Moore. Telecast:
Dec. 25, 1963. © 22Dec63; LP27873.

Guest: Mary Tyler Moore. Telecast:
Apr. 15, 1964. © 14Apr64; LP29114.

Guest: Mary Tyler Moore. Telecast:
Oct. 14, 1964. © 11Oct64; LP29728.

Guest: Nancy Walker. Telecast:
Nov. 26, 1963. © 24Nov63; LP27869.

Guest: Nancy Walker. Telecast:
Mar. 18, 1964. © 15Mar63 (in
notice: 1964); LP28966.

Guest: Peter Falk. Telecast: Feb. 12,
1964. © 8Feb64 (in notice: 1963);
LP27875.

Guest, Roddy McDowall. Telecast:
Mar. 15, 1967. © 12Mar67; LP35082.

Guest: Terry Thomas. Telecast:
Jan. 8, 1964. © 5Jan64; LP27876.

Guest, Tim Conway. Telecast: Feb. 22,
1967. © 19Feb67; LP35080.

Guest: Tony Bennett. Telecast:
Mar. 25, 1964. © 22Mar64; LP29113.

Guests: Angela Lansbury & John Gary.
© 18Oct64; LP29691.

Guests: Art Carney & Pearl Bailey.
Telecast: Dec. 2, 1964.
© 29Nov64; LP29979.

Guests: Benny Goodman and Caterina
Valente. © 10Oct65; LP32472.

Guests: Buddy Ebsen & Fess Parker.
Telecast: Oct. 6, 1965. © 3Oct65;
LP32078.

Guests: Buddy Ebsen & Pat Carroll.
Telecast: Feb. 10, 1965. © 27Dec64;
LP30626.

Guests: Burl Ives, Barbara Rush.
Telecast: Feb. 1, 1967. © 29Jan67;
LP35079.

Guests: Carolyn Jones and Pat Boone.
Telecast: Nov. 3, 1965. © 30Oct65;
LP32474.

Guests: Caterina Valente, Bill Dana,
D'Aldo Romano. Telecast: Jan. 12,
1966. © 9Jan66; LP35058.

Guests: Caterina Valente, Gilbert
Becaud, Victoria Meyerink.
Telecast: Dec. 28, 1966. © 24Dec66;
LP34441.

Guests: Dinah Shore and Tijuana Brass.
Telecast: Oct. 27, 1965. © 23Oct65;
LP32473

Guests: Don Knotts and Diahann Carroll.
Telecast: Nov. 18, 1964. © 15Nov64;
LP29265.

Guests: Eddie Albert & Wayne Newton.
Telecast: Dec. 29, 1965
© 26Dec65; LP32480.

Guests: Eddie Albert, Joe Williams,
Peanuts. Telecast: Oct. 26, 1966.
© 23Oct66; LP34433.

Guests: Eddie Albert, Morgana King.
Telecast: Feb. 2, 1966. © 31Jan66;
LP32939.

Guests: Eddie Albert, Vikki Carr,
Sergio Mendez. © 17Sep66; LP34428.

Guests: Eddie Arnold, Cyril Ritchard.
Telecast: Feb. 9, 1966. © 7Feb66;
LP32940.

Guests: Eddie Arnold, Millicent Martin.
© 11Feb67; LP35368.

Guests: Edie Adams, Fred Gwynne, Glen
Yarborough. Telecast: Apr. 13, 1966.
© 10Apr66; LP33599.

Guests: Elke Sommer & Pat Carroll.
Telecast: Feb. 17, 1965. © 14Feb65;
LP30719

Guests: Ella Fitzgerald, Buddy Greco,
Sergio Mendez. © 1Oct66; LP34430.

Guests: Frankie Randall, Peanuts.
© 24Sep66; LP34429.

Guests: Fred Gwynne & John Gary.
Telecast: Feb. 3, 1965. © 31Jan65;
LP30720.

Guests: George Hamilton and Diahann
Carroll. Telecast: Dec. 12, 1965.
© 5Dec65; LP32478.

Guests: Gwen Verdon & Harve Presnell.
© 4Feb65 (in notice: 1964); LP31267.

Guests: Gwen Verdon and John Astin.
Telecast: Dec. 1, 1965. © 28Nov65;
LP32477

Guests: Gwen Verdon & Rhythm Masters.
© 20Sep64; LP29688.

Guests: Harry Belafonte and Nana
Mouskouri. Telecast: Sept. 15, 1965.
© 12Sep65; LP32283.

Guests: Howard Morris & Kit Smythe.
Telecast: Mar. 31, 1965. © 29Mar65;
LP31930.

Guests: Howard Morris & Shari Lewis.
Telecast: Nov. 11, 1964. © 8Nov64;
LP29264.

Guests: Howard Morris, Pat Carroll,
Joe & Eddie. © 13Dec64; LP29980.

Guests: Imogene Coca and Enzo Stuarti.
© 14Mar65 (in notice: 1964);
LP31023.

Guests: Imogene Coca & Joe & Eddie.
Telecast: Oct. 7, 1964. ©4Oct64;
LP29690.

Guests: Imogene Coca and Joe and
Eddie. Telecast: Mar. 3, 1965.
© 28Feb65; LP31026.

Guests: Imogene Coca & Nancy Wilson.
Telecast: Jan. 20, 1965. © 17Jan65;
LP30629.

Guests: Imogene Coca & Tony Bennett.
© 6Dec64; LP29981.

Guests: Inger Stevens, the Clinger
Sisters. Telecast: Feb. 23, 1966.
© 20Feb66; LP32942.

Guests: Irene Ryan & Bessie Griffin.
Telecast: Jan. 27, 1965. © 24Jan65;
LP30625.

Guests: Jason Robards, Jr. & Lauren
Bacall. Telecast: Mar. 24, 1965.
© 21Mar65; LP31025.

Guests: Jim Nabors and Oscar Peterson.
Telecast: Mar. 10, 1965. © 7Mar65;
LP31024.

Guests: Jo Stafford & Gwen Verdon.
Telecast: Dec. 23, 1964. © 20Dec64;
LP30624.

Guests: Joanie Sommers, the Brothers
Four. Telecast: Apr. 5, 1967.
© 1Apr67; LP35085.

Guests: John & Haley Mills. Telecast:
Feb. 19, 1964. © 16Feb64; LP27880.

Guests: John Gary, Judy Armstrong.
Telecast: Apr. 20, 1966. © 15Apr66;
LP32946.

Guests: Jose Ferrer & Dorothy Collins.
© 25Oct64; LP29872.

Guests: Lawrence Harvey and Jean
Simmons. Telecast: Dec. 22, 1965.
© 20Dec65; LP32479.

Guests: Leslie Uggams, Steve Sanders,
Victoria Meyerink. Telecast:
Oct. 19, 1966. © 16Oct66; LP34432.

Guests: Liza Minnelli, Alan Young,
John Gary. Telecast: Jan. 5, 1966.
© 2Jan66; LP32937.

Guests: Louis Armstrong, Caterina
Valente. Telecast: Nov. 16, 1966.
© 12Nov66; LP34435.

Guests: Lucille Ball & John Gary.
Telecast: Nov. 4, 1964. © 1Nov64;
LP 29729.

Guests: Marguerite Piazza and Freddie
& the Dreamers. Telecast:
Nov. 10, 1965 © 7Nov65; LP32475.

Guests: Nana Mouskouri & Dick Crenna.
Telecast: Sept. 22, 1965. © 19Sep65;
LP32076.

Guests: Nancy Wilson, John Gary.
Telecast: Mar. 9, 1966. © 6Mar66;
LP32944.

Guests: Nancy Wilson, Peter Ustinov,
Frank Gorshin. Telecast: Nov. 30,
1966. © 27Nov66; LP34437.

Guests: Nanette Fabray & Astrud
Gilberto. Telecast: Apr. 7, 1965.
© 4Apr65; LP31269.

Guests: Pat Carroll & Ferrante and
Teicher. Telecast: Apr. 29, 1964.
© 27Apr64; LP29217.

Guests: Peggy Lee, Wayne Newton.
Telecast: Dec. 21, 1966. © 18Dec66;
LP34440.

Guests: Peter Falk & Dorothy Collins.
Telecast: Jan. 6, 1965. © 3Jan65;
LP30627.

Guests: Peter Falk, Pat Carroll, the
Lettermen. Telecast: Jan. 25, 1967.
© 21Jan67; LP35078.

Guests: Petula Clark, Stanley Holloway.
Telecast: Nov. 23, 1966. © 20Nov66;
LP34436.

Guests: Phil Silvers & Barbara McNair.
Telecast: Sept. 30, 1964. © 27Sep64;
LP29689.

Guests: Ray Walston & Shari Lewis.
Telecast: Apr. 22, 1964. © 20Apr64;
LP29216.

Guests: Ray Walston and Vikki Carr.
© 14Nov65; LP32667.

Guests: Robert Goulet, Joanne Woodward.
Telecast: Mar. 2, 1966.
© 28Feb66; LP32943.

Guests: Robert Morley, the Arbors.
© 6Apr67; LP35505.

Guests: Robert Vaughn, Michel Le
Grand. Telecast: Jan. 26, 1966.
© 24Jan66; LP35059.

Guests: Ronnie Howard, Susan Barrett,
Donna Butterworth. © 10Sep66;
LP34427.

Guests: Sergio Franchi, Sallie Blair.
Telecast: Dec. 14, 1966. © 11Dec66;
LP34439.

Guests: Sergio Mendez and Brasil '66.
Telecast: Mar. 22, 1967. © 20Mar67;
LP35083.

Guests: Shirley Jones & Righteous
Brothers. Telecast: Sept. 29, 1965.
© 26Sep65; LP32077.

Guests: Shirley Jones, Sergio Mendez.
Telecast: Dec. 7, 1966. © 4Dec66;
LP34438.

Guests: Tammy Grimes, Bob Crane.
Telecast: Jan. 19, 1966. © 17Jan66;
LP32938.

Guests: Tennessee Ernie Ford & Laine
Kazan. Telecast: Nov. 24, 1965.
© 21Nov65; LP32476.

Guests: the Kessler twins, Victoria
Meyerink. Telecast: Jan. 4, 1967.
© 30Dec66; LP35076.

Guests: Tijuana Brass, Senta Berger,
John Gary. © 21Mar66; LP34425.

Guests: Tim Conway, Barbara Minkus,
Peanuts. Telecast: Oct. 12, 1966.
© 9Oct66; LP34431.

Guests: Tim Conway, John Gary. Telecast:
Feb. 16, 1966. © 14Feb66; LP32941.

Guests: Tony Randall & Shani Wallis.
Telecast: Apr. 21, 1965. © 18Apr65;
LP31268.

Guests: Vikki Carr, Fred Gwynne.
© 4Feb67 (in notice: 1966); LP35504.

Guests: Vikki Carr, John Gary.
© 28Mar66; LP34426.

Guests: Vikki Carr, Liberace, Victoria
Meyerink. Telecast: Jan. 11, 1967.
© 8Jan67 (in notice: 1966); LP35074.

Guests: Vikki Carr, Tony Randall,
Victoria Meyerink. Telecast:
Nov. 2, 1966. © 31Oct66; LP34434.

Guests: Vincent Price & Dyan Cannon.
Telecast: Jan. 13, 1965. © 10Jan65;
LP30628.

Guests: Vincent Price and Vikki Carr.
Telecast: Dec. 15, 1965. © 14Dec65;
LP35067.

Guests: Vincent Price, John Gary,
Stan Worth. Telecast: Apr. 6, 1966.
© 4Apr66; LP32945.

Guests: Werner Klemperer & Shirley
Bassey. Telecast: Feb. 24, 1965.
© 21Feb65; LP30721.

DANNY, THE MARRIED BACHELOR. See

WENDY AND ME.

DANNY THOMAS-HOST. See

THE RED SKELTON SHOW.

THE DANNY THOMAS SHOW. Marterto Enterprises.
Approx. 30 min. each, sd., b&w, 16 mm.
© Marterto Enterprises, Inc.

The baby. © 30Mar62; LP24916.

A baby for Charley. © 27Oct61;
LP24907.

The big fight. © 22Nov61 (in notice:
1962); LP22817.

Bunny cooks a meal. © 1Feb62; LP24912.

Casanova junior. © 12Jan62; LP22821.

Casanova Tonoose. © 1Dec61 (in
notice: 1962); LP22818.

Charley does it himself. © 22Dec61
(in notice: 1962); LP22819.

Danny & Bob Hope get away from it all.
© 23Feb62; LP22824.

Danny & Durante. © 22Sep61; LP22814.

Danny and the actors' school.
© 12Aug60; LP25215.

Danny and the Brownies. © 12Oct61;
LP24906.

Danny and the dentist. (Danny vs.
the dentist) © 4Nov60; LP25225.

Danny and the hoodlums. © 17Feb61;
LP25231.

Danny proposes to his wife.
© 2Sep60; LP25218.

Danny weaves a web. © 8Sep61; LP22812.

Democracy at work. © 11Nov60 (in notice:
1961); LP25238.

The dog walkers. © 27Jan61; LP25228.

Everything happens to me. © 10Feb61;
LP25230.

Extrasensory Charley. © 2Mar62;
LP22825.

For every man there's a woman.
© 18Aug61; LP22810.

The Four Angels. © 13Jan61; LP25227.

The fugitive father. © 21Oct60;
LP25223.

Good old burlesque. © 30Dec60 (in
notice: 1961); LP25244.

Henpecked Charley. © 15Sep61; LP22813.

The hunger strike. © 18Jan62; LP22822.

Jose's protege. © 16Feb62; LP22823.

Kathy and the glamour girl.
© 5Aug60; LP25214.

Kathy delivers the mail. © 19Aug60;
LP25216.

Kathy, the matchmaker. © 9Sep60;
LP25219.

Kathy, the pro. © 9Mar62; LP24913.

Keeping up with the Joneses. © 6Oct61;
LP24905.

Linda runs away. © 11Aug61; LP22809.

Linda, the performer. © 23Sep60;
LP25221.

Linda, the tomboy. © 16Nov61; LP24909.

Love letters. © 5Aug61; LP22808.

The magician. © 17Mar61; LP25233.

A nose by any other name. © 5Jan62;
LP24910.

Old Man Danny. © 3Feb61; LP25229.

The P.T.A. bash. © 29Dec61 (in
notice: 1962); LP22820.

The party-wrecker. © 4Apr61; LP25236.

The plant. © 18Nov60 (in notice:
1961); LP25239.

A promise is a promise. © 16Mar62;
LP24914.

The report card. © 26Aug60; LP25217.

The rum cake. © 9Dec60 (in notice:
1961); LP25241.

Rusty, the millionaire. © 6Jan61;
LP25226.

Rusty, the rat. © 28Oct60; LP25224.

Rusty's punishment. © 3Mar61; LP25213.

The scoutmaster. © 10Mar61; LP25232.

The scrubwoman. © 30Sep60 (in notice:
1961); LP25237.

The singing sisters. © 14Oct60;
LP25222.

The smart aleck. © 23Mar62; LP24915.

Teacher for a day. © 3Nov61; LP22816.

The teenage thrush. © 30Mar61;
LP25235.

Temper temper. © 26Jan62; LP24911.

Tonoose, the boss. © 23Dec60 (in
notice: 1961); LP25243.

Tonoose, the liar. © 16Sep60; LP25220.

Tonoose vs. Daly. © 25Aug61; LP22811.

Tonoose's plot. © 29Sep61; LP22815.

The trumpet player. © 28Jul61;
LP22807.

Useless Charley. © 10Nov61; LP24908.

Whoopee. (The whoopee story)
© 16Dec60 (in notice: 1961);
LP25242.

Woman behind the man. © 24Mar61;
LP25234.

You can fight City Hall. © 2Dec60
(in notice: 1961); LP25240.

THE DANNY THOMAS SHOW. Marterto Enterprises.
1 reel each, sd., b&w, 16 mm.
© Marterto Enterprises, Inc.

No.

1-D (121) Lose me in Las Vegas.
© 7Oct57; LP18206.

2-D (122) The honeymoon flashback.
© 20Jan58 (in notice: 1957); LP18205.

3-D (123) Terry vs. Kathy. © 14Oct57;
LP18207.

4-D (124) The non-orgs. © 9Dec57;
LP18208.

5-D (125) Parents are pigeons.
© 4Nov57; LP18029.

6-D (126) Two sleepy people.
© 11Nov57; LP18210.

7-D (127) Terry, the breadwinner.
© 2Dec57; LP18211.

8-D (128) Kathy is approved.
© 21Oct57; LP18212.

9-D (129) Honesty is the best policy.
© 25Nov57; LP18213.

10-D (130) Danny meets his father-in-law.
© 18Nov57; LP18215.

11-D (131) A man's best friend.
© 23Dec57; LP18216.

12-D (132) The Dinah Shore show.
© 28Oct57; LP18217.

13-D (133) The chess game (Uncle
Sean's chess game) © 30Dec57;
LP18218.

14-D (134) Evil-eye Schultz.
© 13Jan58; LP18232.

15-D (135) The raffle tickets.
© 27Jan58; LP18233.

16-D (136) The soap box derby.
© 16Dec57; LP18214.

17-D (137) Rusty, the bully.
© 3Feb58; LP18225.

18-D (138) Make room for father-in-law.
© 14Apr58; LP18226.

19-D (139) Pardon my accent.
© 17Feb58; LP18227.

20-D (140) The Bob Hope show.
© 6Jan58; LP18228.

21-D (141) Family ties. © 28Apr58;
LP18229.

22-D (142) The St. Vincent's frolics.
© 10Feb58; LP18230.

23-D (143) Good old days. (The rock
'n roll show) © 24Mar58; LP18470.

24-D (144) Terry's crush. © 24Feb58;
LP18231.

25-D (145) Uncle Tonoose meets
Mr. Daly. (Uncle Tonoose &
Mr. Daly) © 3Mar58; LP18469.

26-D (146) You've got to be miserable
to be happy. (You gotta be miserable
to be happy) © 21Apr58; LP18472.

27-D (147) Danny roars again.
© 10Mar58; LP18222.

28-D (148) The country girl.
© 17Mar58; LP18224.

29-D (149) Terry's girl friend.
© 12May58; LP18473.

30-D (150) Terry's coach. © 31Mar58;
LP18471.

31-D (151) Danny, the performer.
© 26May58; LP18492.

32-D (152) Too good for words.
© 19May58; LP18474.

33-D (153) Rusty, the man.
© 19May58; LP18475.

1-E (154) The first anniversary.
© 20Oct58; LP18850.

2-E (155) Rusty, the ward-heeler.
© 13Oct58; LP18493.

3-E (156) Jack Benny takes Danny's
job. © 6Oct58; LP18494.

4-E (157) Terry goes steady.
© 27Oct58; LP18495.

5-E (158) Take a message. © 3Nov58;
LP18496.

6-E (159) A locket for Linda.
© 10Nov58; LP18497.

7-E (160) The reunion. © 15Dec58;
LP18500.

8-E (161) Uncle Tonoose's fling.
© 24Nov58; LP18498.

9-E (162) Dinah Shore and Danny are
rivals. © 8Dec58; LP18851.

10-E (163) Linda's tonsils.
© 1Dec58; LP18499.

11-E (164) Lucille Ball upsets the
Williams' household. © 5Jan59;
LP18501.

12-E (165) Kathy's career. © 22Dec58;
LP18223.

13-E (166) The saints come marching
in. © 29Dec58; LP18234.

14-E (167) Tony Bennett gets Danny's
help. © 12Jan59; LP18241.

15-E (168) Tennessee Ernie stays for
dinner. © 19Jan59; LP18240.

16-E (169) Bob Hope and Danny become
directors. (Danny and Bob Hope become
directors) © 26Jan59; LP18242.

17-E (170) Red tape. © 2Feb59;
LP18502.

18-E (171) Shirley Jones makes good.
© 16Feb59; LP18243.

19-E (172) Gina from Italy. © 9Feb59;
LP18244.

20-E (173) Frankie Laine sings for
Gina. © 9Mar59; LP18504.

21-E (174) Gina's first date.
© 23Feb59; LP18852.

22-E (175) Growing pains. © 2Mar59;
LP18503.

23-E (176) Kathy leaves Danny.
© 16Mar59; LP18505.

24-E (177) The Latin lover.
© 23Mar59; LP18506.

25-E (178) Losers weepers.
© 30Mar59; LP18707.

26-E (179) Grandpa's diet. © 6Apr59;
LP18708.

27-E (180) Double dinner.
© 20Apr59; LP19361.

28-E (181) Danny's big fan.
© 27Apr59; LP18507.

29-E (182) The surprise party.
© 4May59; LP18508.

30-E (183) Gina for president.
© 11May59; LP18509.

31-E (184) The practical joke.
© 18May59; LP18510.

32-E (185) Linda's giant. (Linda's
idol) © 25May59; LP18511.

1-F (186) Terry comes home.
© 5Oct59; LP18512.

2-F (187) Rusty's day in court.
© 12Oct59; LP18513.

3-F (188) The Chinese doll.
© 19Oct59; LP18237.

4-F (189) Cupid's little helper.
© 26Oct59; LP18239.

5-F (190) Terry meets him. © 2Nov59;
LP18238.

6-F (191) Terry goes Bohemian.
© 16Nov59; LP18477.

7-F (192) Danny and Milton Berle quit
show business. (Danny and Milton
Berle quit show biz) © 7Dec59;
LP18478.

8-F (193) Tonoose, the matchmaker.
© 30Nov59; LP18854.

9-F (194) Rusty the weight lifter.
© 23Nov59; LP18853

10-F (195) Jealousy. © 9Nov59;
LP18476.

11-F (196) A dog's life. © 21Dec59;
LP18480.

12-F (197) Kathy crashes TV.
© 28Dec59; LP18481.

13-F (198) Danny and the little men.
© 14Dec59; LP18479.

14-F (199) Nightclub owners.
© 4Jan60; LP18245.

15-F (200) How to be the head of the
house. © 18Jan60; LP18855.

16-F (201) That old devil, Jack
Benny. © 11Jan60; LP18482.

17-F (202) Tonoose makes the wedding
plans. © 8Feb60; LP18484.

18-F (203) Danny the housewife.
© 25Jan60; LP18483.

19-F (204) The apple polishers.
© 1Feb60; LP18703.

20-F (205) Danny meets Andy Griffith.
© 15Feb60; LP18246.

21-F (206) Battle of the in-laws.
© 22Feb60; LP18247.

22-F (207) Eulogy for Tonoose.
© 29Feb60; LP18485.

23-F (208) Linda wants to be a boy.
© 7Mar60; LP18704.

24-F (209) Bachelor party.
© 14Mar60; LP18486.

25-F (210) Danny, the handyman.
© 21Mar60; LP18487.

26-F (211) The wedding.
© 28Mar60; LP18856.

27-F (212) Three on a honeymoon.
© 4Apr60; LP18488.

28-F (213) The Deerfield story.
© 11Apr60; LP18705.

29-F (214) The singing delinquent.
© 18Apr50; LP18489.

30-F (215) Rusty and the tomboy.
© 25Apr60; LP18490.

31-F (216) Family portrait.
© 9May60; LP18857.

32-F (217) Rusty meets Little Lord
Fauntleroy. © 16May60; LP18491.

33-F (218) Rusty's advice to Linda.
© 23May60; LP18706.

THE DANNY THOMAS SHOW. T & L Productions.
Approx. 30 min. each, sd.,
b&w, 16 mm. © T & L Productions.

A-hunting we will go. © 22Jun62;
LP27252.

The antique dealers. © 19Dec63 (in
notice: 1964); LP30539.

Baby hates Charley. © 9Aug62; LP27255.

Beautiful lady. © 27Feb64; LP30531.

The bowling partners. © 24Oct63;
LP30519.

The British sense of humor.
© 15Jun62; LP27251.

Bunny gets into the act. © 3Jan64;
LP30528.

Bunny the Brownie leader. © 18Oct62;
LP27261.

Bunny's cousin. © 6Dec62 (in
notice: 1963); LP27278.

Call off the hounds. © 5Mar64;
LP30525.

Charley my boy. © 14Feb63; LP27268.

Charley the artist. © 23Aug62;
LP27257.

Charley the tiger. © 29Nov62 (in
notice: 1963); LP27277.

Christmas story. © 7Nov63; LP30521.

The country squires. © 7Jul63;
LP30514.

Danny's English friend. © 8Nov62;
LP27262.

Danny's replacement. © 2Aug62;
LP27254.

Here's the fifty dollars back.
© 8Aug63; LP30518.

The hex. © 19Sep63; LP30520.

The homecoming. © 10Jan63; LP27263.

Howdy neighbors. © 12Dec63 (in
notice: 1964); LP30540.

Jose the dog sitter. © 15Nov62 (in
notice: 1963); LP27276.

Jose's guided tour. © 20Dec62 (in
notice: 1963); LP27280.

Jose's rival. © 31Jan63; LP27266.

Kathy the secretary. © 21Nov63 (in
notice: 1964); LP30538.

The leprechaun. © 23Jan64; LP30534.

Linda and the new dress. © 29Aug63;
LP30517.

Linda the grown-up. © 13Dec62 (in
notice: 1963); LP27279.

Linda's crush. © 31Oct63; LP30511.

Lost French boy. © 8Jun62 (in
notice: 1963); LP27273.

Louise to the rescue. © 7Feb63;
LP27267.

Million dollar dress. © 1Jun62 (in
notice: 1963); LP27272.

My fair uncle. © 5Sep63; LP30512.

Oh the Clancys. © 4Oct63; LP30513.

The ould sod. © 29Jun62; LP27253.

Peaceful co-existence. © 26Sep63;
LP30515.

The perfect crime. © 15Aug63; LP30522.

The persistent cop. © 19Mar64;
LP30532.

Pupa from Italy. © 30Jan64; LP30535.

Pupa loves Rusty. © 13Feb64; LP30530.

Pupa's pooch. © 6Feb64; LP30526.

The quiz show. © 5Dec63 (in notice:
1964); LP30536.

The Roman patriot. © 25May62 (in
notice: 1963); LP27271.

Rusty & the chorus girl. © 12Mar64;
LP30533.

Rusty drives a car. © 21Aug63;
LP30516.

Rusty for president. © 30Aug62;
LP27258.

Rusty's birthday. © 25Oct62 (in
notice: 1963); LP27274.

Sense of humor. © 9Jan64; LP30527.

Shy Alfie. © 12Sep63; LP30523.

Ten years ago today. © 20Sep62;
LP27259.

That old feeling. © 24Jan63; LP27265.

Tonoose gets a Job. © 16Jan64;
LP30529.

Tonoose, life of the party.
© 27Sep62; LP27260.

Tonoose needs glasses. © 1Nov62 (in
notice: 1963); LP27275.

Tonoose's brother. © 17Jan63; LP27264.

The two musketeers. © 14Nov63 (in
notice: 1964); LP30537.

Venetian melody. © 11May62 (in
notice: 1963); LP27269.

What are friends for. © 16Aug62;
LP27256.

When in Rome. © 18May62 (in notice:
1963); LP27270.

The woman behind the Jokes. © 1Aug63;
LP30524.

DANNY WAS A MILLION LAUGHS. See

I SPY.

DANNY/DANNY'S.
For other titles beginning with Danny
or Danny's See THE DANNY THOMAS SHOW.

DANNY'S DOUBLE LIFE. See

WENDY AND ME.

DANTE. Four Star-Satyr. 1 reel each,
sd., b&w, 16 mm. © Four Star-Satyr.

Aces and eights. © 13Feb61; LP19700.

Around a dark corner. © 10Apr61;
LP19708.

The Bavarian barbarians. © 28Nov60;
LP19690.

Dante in the dark. © 13Mar61; LP19704.

Dante rides again. © 30Jan61; LP19698.

Dante's dilemma. © 31Oct60; LP19686.

Dante's fickle fate. © 6Feb61;
LP19699.

The devil to pay. © 23Jan61; LP19697.

Dial D for Dante. © 16Jan61; LP19696.

Don't come on'a my house.
© 2Jan61; LP19694.

The feline traveler. © 17Oct60;
LP19685.

Friendly assassin. © 27Mar61; LP19706.

Hunter with a badge. © 20Mar61;
LP19705.

The Jolly Roger cocktail.
© 19Dec60; LP19692.

Light lady, dark room. © 20Feb61;
LP19701.

The misfortune cookie. © 7Nov60;
LP19687.

My pal, the bullseye. © 5Dec60;
LP19691.

Not as a canary. © 27Feb61; LP19702.

One for the birds. © 3Oct60; LP19683.

Opening night. © 10Oct60; LP19684.

Pick a peck of diamonds. © 6Mar61;
LP19703.

A punch from Judy. © 26Dec60; LP19693.

San Quentin quill. © 14Nov60; LP19688.

The sesame key. © 3Apr61; LP19707.

The unclean green. © 21Nov60; LP19689.

Wine, women and Willie. © 9Jan61;
LP19695.

DANTINI THE MAGNIFICENT. Chris Buchman,
Jr. 28 min., sd., color and b&w.
© Chris Buchman, Jr.; 24Feb69; MU7999.

THE DANUBE. Walt Disney Productions.
Released by Buena Vista Film Distribution
Co. 28 min., sd., Technicolor,
35 mm. (People and places) © Walt
Disney Productions; 1Aug58; LP15644.

THE DANUBE: THE VALLEY AND ITS PEOPLE.
Encyclopaedia Britannica Films.
14 min., sd., color, 16 mm. Eastman
color. © Encyclopaedia Britannica
Films, Inc.; 17Sep64; MP14506.

DANZAS REGIONALES ESPANOLAS. (Regional
dances of Spain) Encyclopaedia
Britannica Films. 14 min., sd.,
color, 16 mm. (El Espanol por el
mundo) © Encyclopaedia Britannica
Films, Inc.; 21Mar66 (in notice:
1965); MP16145.

DANZE CROMATICHE. Ugo Torricelli.
1 reel, sd., color, 16 mm.
© Ugo Torricelli; 10Jun63; MP13943.

DAPHNE, GIRL DETECTIVE. See

SURFSIDE 6.

THE DARE DEVIL RESCUE RAID. See

RAT PATROL.

DARING DIEPPE RAID. See

GREATEST HEADLINES OF THE CENTURY.

THE DARING DUO VS. THE INCREDIBLE
CAPTAIN KILL. See

HEY LANDLORD.

THE DARING DURANDOS. See

FRONTIER CIRCUS.

THE DARING ESCAPE. See

THE JOHN FORSYTHE SHOW.

THE DARING GAME. Ivan Tors Films.
Released by Paramount Pictures Corp.
103 min., sd., color, 35 mm.
© Ivan Tors Films, Inc.; 31Dec67;
LP35690.

A DARING STEP BACKWARD. See

THE ROGUES.

DARING THE DARIEN! THE GAP BETWEEN THE
AMERICAS. Chevrolet Motor Division.
Made by Jam Handy Organization.
18 min., sd., Ektachrome, 16 mm.
© Chevrolet Motor Division, General
Motors Corp.; 17May62; MU7186.

THE DARK AT THE TOP OF THE STAIRS.
Warner Bros. Pictures. 123 min.,
sd., Technicolor, 35 mm. Based on
the play by William Inge. © Warner
Bros. Pictures, Inc.; 8Oct60; LP21318.

THE DARK BEYOND THE DOOR. See

RUN FOR YOUR LIFE.

DARK CHALLENGE. See

THE VIRGINIAN.

DARK CIRCLE. See

WHISPERING SMITH.

DARK DAY AT NORTH FORK. See

THE RIFLEMAN.

DARK DECISION. See

THE CHEYENNE SHOW.

DARK DESTINY. See

THE VIRGINIAN.

THE DARK DIVIDE. See

CHECKMATE.

DARK ENOUGH TO SEE THE STARS. See

BONANZA.

DARK FEAR. See

THE DU PONT SHOW WITH JUNE
ALLYSON. Production no. 3410.

THE DARK FILE. See

AWARD THEATRE.

THE DARK GATE. See

BONANZA.

DARK INTRUDER. Shamley Productions.
Released by Universal Pictures Co.
59 min., sd., b&w, 35 mm. © Universal
Pictures Co., Inc. & Shamley
Productions, Inc.; 6Nov65; LP33833.

THE DARK LABYRINTH. See

FRED ASTAIRE'S PREMIERE THEATRE.

DARK LEGACY. See

THRILLER.

DARK LINES TO THE PLANETS. Pennsylvania
State University. 19 min., sd., color,
16 mm. © Pennsylvania State University;
15Sep64; MP15217.

DARK MOMENT. See

THE TALL MAN.

DARK MORNING. See

THE DU PONT SHOW WITH JUNE
ALLYSON. Production no. 2202.

DARK NIGHT FOR BILLY HARRIS. See

BEN CASEY.

DARK OF THE SUN. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.
101 min., sd., color, 35 mm. Panavision.
Based on a novel by Wilbur
A. Smith. © Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer,
Inc.; 31Dec67; LP35101.

THE DARK PAST. See

BONANZA.

DARK POOL. See

ALFRED HITCHCOCK HOUR.

DARK RETURN. See

STAGECOACH--WEST.

DARK REWARD. See

THE DEPUTY.

DARK RIDER. See

CASEY JONES. 24.

CHEYENNE.

DARK ROAD. See

MAN WITHOUT A GUN.

THE DARK SIDE OF THE MIRROR. See

DR. KILDARE.

DARK STAR. See

BONANZA.

THE DARK SUNRISE OF GRIFF KINCAID,
ESQ. See

THE OUTLAWS.

THE DARK TRAIL. See

LARAMIE.

DARK TROPHY. See

JOHNNY MIDNIGHT.

DARK VENGEANCE. See

77 SUNSET STRIP.

DARK VERDICT. See

LARAMIE.

DARK VICTORY. See

STOLEN HOURS.

THE DARK WOOD. See

77 SUNSET STRIP.

A DARK WORLD. See

THE NURSES.

DARLING, I AM GROWING OLD. See

LIFE OF RILEY.

THE DARLINGS ARE COMING. See

THE ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW.

DARN BARN. Terrytoons. Released by
Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp.
1 reel, sd., color, 35 mm. (A Terrytoon
cartoon) Color by DeLuxe.
© Terrytoons, a division of CBS Films,
Inc.; 1Sep65; LP31713.

THE DART GUN WEDDING. See

MCHALE'S NAVY.

DARVON-COMPOUND 65. Eli Lilly & Co.
Made by Jam Handy Organization.
15 min., sd., b&w, 16 mm. © Eli Lilly
& Co.; 12Jan67; MU7773.

DARWIN AND THE THEORY OF NATURAL
SELECTION. Coronet Instructional
Films. 13 min., sd., b&w, 16 mm.
© Coronet Instructional Films, a
division of Esquire, Inc.; 17May67;
MP17193.

DARWIN'S FINCHES. Film Associates of
California. 11 min., sd., color,
16 mm. Eastman color. © Film
Associates of California; 24Jul61;
MP14584.

DARWIN'S MAN. See

HAVE GUN--WILL TRAVEL.

DASH RIPROCK, YOU CAD. See

THE BEVERLY HILLBILLIES.

DATA COMMUNICATIONS. Computer Methods
Corp. 3 reels, sd., color, 16 mm.
(Tutorial film series) © Computer
Methods Corp.; 1Apr68; MP18478.

DATA PROCESSING. American Management
Assn. 4 min., sd., color, 16 mm.
(Developing supervisory leadership
skills, case study no. 8) © American
Management Assn., Inc.; 3Jan67;
MP17238.

DATA PROCESSING PRINCIPLES. Edutronics.
Made by EMC Corp. Approx. 8 min.
each, sd., color, Super 8 mm.
© Edutronics, Inc.

Lesson

511. Basic file concepts. © 15Mar69;
MP19881.

512. Basic file maintenance.
© 15Mar69; MP19882.

513. Sequential and direct files.
© 15Mar69; MP19883.

DATA TYPES AND I/O REVIEW. International
Business Machines Corp.
50 min., sd., b&w. Videotape.
(Basic PL/I topics) © International
Business Machines Corp.; 1Jul69;
MP19568.

THE DATE BUREAU. See

MY THREE SONS.

A DATE FOR BUDDY. See

WESTINGHOUSE PLAYHOUSE.

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