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UGLY DUCKLING. See

CHILDREN'S FOLK TALES.

UMBRELLA. See

[CHAS. PFIZER & CO. TELEVISION COMMERCIALS]

THE UNBELIEVABLE BUGS OF MALACAPALACAPOO. Illumination Films. 5 min.,
sd., color, 16 mm. Appl. author: Andrew Sugerman. © Illumination
Films; 15Feb71; LP38900.

UNCLE PRINCE CHARMING. See

FAMILY AFFAIR.

UNDER SEA DOGS. Universal Pictures. 6 min., sd., color, 35 mm. (A
Walter Lantz Chilly Willy cartune)

Credits: Director, Paul J. Smith; story, Homer Brightman; animators,
Les Kline, Al Coe; music, Walter Greene; voice, Daws Butler.

UNDERSTANDING THE FAMILY LIFE CYCLE (Filmstrip) Mt. San Jacinto
College. 33 fr., color, 35 mm. (Marriage and family, by G. H.
Grotey) © Mt. San Jacinto College a.a.d.o. Mt. San Jacinto Junior
College District (in notice: Mt. San Jacinto College); 1Dec68;
JP13101.

UNDERSTANDING YOUR LANGUAGE. Group 1 (Filmstrip) Society for Visual
Education. 6 filmstrips, color, 35 mm. (Singer education & training
products) With Teacher's guide and reading scripts, 6 v.

Contents: A-132-1--132-6: Word order. 46 fr.--Pitch, stress and
juncture. 57 fr.--Word building. 51 fr.--Grammar in words: Form
words. 58 fr.--Grammar in words: Structure words. 45 fr.--Basic
sentence ingredients. 56 fr.

Credits: Authors, Harold Shane, June Shane; with Ted DeVries;
illustrator, Michael A. Norman.

UNEVEN LIES: UPHILL, DOWNHILL, SIDEHILL. National Golf Foundation. 5
min., si., color, Super 8 mm. (Fundamental skills in golf) Loop
film. © National Golf Foundation, Inc.; 15Mar71; MP21490.

UNEXPECTED MRS. POLLIFAX. See

MRS. POLLIFAX, SPY.

UNION OF SETS. See

MODERN MATHEMATICS 1 & 2.

UNITED TRANSPARENCIES FOR OVERHEAD PROJECTION. See

THE MAGIC OF COLOR AND SHAPE.

1967 ENGLISH SUPPLEMENT.

UNSERE VOLKSTUEMLICHE LIEDER. See

SILENT NIGHT: A CHRISTMAS LEGEND.

UP TIGHT. See

HAWAII FIVE-O.

UPJOHN VANGUARD OF MEDICINE. See

MEDICAL POTENTIAL OF LASERS.

UPLAND FOREST. See

ECOLOGICAL IMBALANCE: SIX SYSTEMS DISTURBED.

AN INTRODUCTION TO ECOLOGY: SIX BASIC SYSTEMS.

URBAN ECOLOGY: SIX MICROSYSTEMS (Filmstrip) Eye Gate House. Made by
Educational Direction. 6 filmstrips, color, 35 mm.

Contents: A paved school yard. 38 fr.--A vacant lot. 37 fr.--A park.
37 fr.--A park pond. 40 fr.--A grass yard. 44 fr.--A construction
site. 39 fr.

Credits: General editor, E. Dan Cappel.

URBAN LIFE OF ITS PEOPLE, PT. 1-3. See

JAPAN.

URBAN RENEWAL. See

PROBLEMS OF OUR CITIES.

USE OF WATER IRRIGATORS. Teaching Films. 8 min., sd., color, 16 mm.
(Prevention and control of dental disease) © Teaching Films, Inc.,
division of A-V Corp.; 17Dec70; MU8281.

USING A PROTRACTOR. Macmillan Co. Made by Davidson Films. 1 reel, si.,
color, Super 8 mm. Loop film. (Macmillan school mathematics program)
© Macmillan Co.; 31Dec69; MP21060.

USING EQUIVALENT FRACTIONS TO COMPUTE SUMS. General Learning Corp.
Made by Davidson Films. 10 min., sd., color, 16 mm. (Elementary
mathematics for teachers and students) Released in cooperation with
National Council of Teachers of Mathematics. © General Learning
Corp.; 5Aug70; MP21220.

USING PLASTER MOLD. Pt. 2. Thorne Films. 3 min., si., color, Super 8
mm. (Polyurethane foam) Loop film. © Thorne Films, Inc.; 1Dec70;
MP21475.

USING PSYCHOLOGY IN SELLING. American Management Assn. 32 min., sd.,
color, 16 mm. (Principles of professional salesmanship)

Credits: By James Cribbin.

VW BUGS (Filmstrip) Bowmar Pub. Corp. 32 fr., color, 35 mm. With
guide, 32 p.

Credits: Writer & photographer, Ed Radlauer.

© Bowmar Pub. Corp., solely owned by Bowmar Records, Inc.; 18Jan71
(in notices: on booklet: 1970, on filmstrip: 1971); A224991.

VW BUGS (Filmstrip) Bowmar Records. 32 fr., color, 35 mm.

Credits: Writer & photographer, Ed Radlauer.

VACANT LOT. See

URBAN ECOLOGY: SIX MICROSYSTEMS.

VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL. See

BIBLE LEARNERS.

BIBLE SEARCHERS.

VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL JOINT SERVICE 1971 (Filmstrip) Broadman Films.
33 fr., color, 35 mm. NM: revisions & additions. © Broadman Films;
1Dec70; JP12962.

THE VALUE LEADER (1971 Fury vs. Chevrolet) (Filmstrip) Chrysler Corp.
Made by Ross Roy, Inc. 56 fr., color, 35 mm. © Chrysler Corp.;
29Jan71; JP12960.

THE VALUE LEADER RIDES AGAIN (Filmstrip) Pontiac Motor Division,
General Motors Corp. Made by Jam Handy Organization. 56 fr., color,
35 mm. © Pontiac Motor Division, General Motors Corp.; 18Feb71;
JU12808.

VAMOS A MIRAR POR NUESTRA SALUD. See

[SPANISH PROGRAM, UNIT 1]

THE VAMPIRE LOVERS. American International Productions. Released by
American International Pictures. 89 min., sd., color, 35 mm. Adapted
from J. Sheridan Le Fanu's story Carmilla. An American
International-Hammer Films production.

Cast: Douglas Wilmer, Ingrid Pitt, Dawn Addams, Peter Cushing &
Pippa Steele.

VEGETABLES. See

FOODS WE EAT.

VELOCITY FROM POSITION. John Wiley & Sons. 3 min., si., b&w, Super 8
mm. Loop film.

Credits: Producer, Russell K. Hobbie.

THE VELVET TOUCH (Filmstrip) Pontiac Motor Division. Made by Jam Handy
Organization. 50 fr., color, 35 mm. © Pontiac Motor Division,
General Motors Corp.; 8Feb71; JU12788.

VENGENCE. See

ADAM-12. Log no. 94.

THE VERTEBRATE ANIMALS. See

SCIENCE IN YOUR WORLD.

VICTIMS. See

DRAGNET 1970.

VIEWS OF LONDON (Filmstrip) Perfection Form Co. 37 fr., color, 35 mm.
© Perfection Form Co.; 30Sep70; JP12852.

THE VIRGINIAN. Universal City Studios. Distributed by MCA-TV. Approx.
80 min. each, sd., color, 35 mm. Produced with NBC-TV Network. ©
Universal City Studios, Inc.

Black Jade. Credits: Producer, Paul Freeman; director, Joseph
Pevney; writer, Herb Meadow. Cast: James Drury, Doug McClure, Tim
Matheson, Harper Flaherty, James Watson. © 31Dec69; LP38589.

The bugler. Credits: Producer, Howard Christie; director, Tony
Leader; writers, Jeb Rosebrook, Gerry Day. Cast: James Drury, John
McIntire, Jeanette Nolan, Harper Flaherty, Michael Burns. ©
19Nov69; LP38580.

The family man. Credits: Producer, Paul Freeman; director, Joseph
Pevney; writer, Arthur Heinemann. Cast: James Drury, Doug McClure,
Tim Matheson, Harper Flaherty, Darleen Carr. © 15Oct69; LP38591.

A flash of darkness. Credits: Producer, Paul Freeman; director,
Joseph Pevney; writer, Edward J. Lakso. Cast: James Drury, Doug
McClure, John McIntire, Harper Flaherty, Tim Matheson. © 24Sep69;
LP38581.

The gift. Credits: Producer, James McAdams; director, Seymour
Robbie; writer, Robert Van Scoyk. Cast: Tab Hunter, Julie Gregg,
Frank Marth, Walter Burke, Doug McClure. © 18Mar70; LP38571.

Halfway back from hell. Credits: Producer, James Duff McAdams;
director, Michael Caffey; writer, Alvin Sapinsley. Cast: Doug
McClure, William Windom, Del Monroe, Murray MacLeod, Chuck
Courtney. © 1Oct69; LP38579.

Holocaust. Credits: Producer, James Duff McAdams; director, Jeannot
Szwarc; writers, McAdams & Robert Van Scoyk. Cast: Tony Franciosa,
John McIntire, Harold J. Stone, Sean McClory, John Hoyt. ©
28Feb70; LP38573.

Home to Methuselah. Credits: Producer, Paul Freeman; director, Abner
Biberman; writer, Jack Miller. Cast: James Drury, Doug McClure,
Sara Lane, Tim Matheson, Harper Flaherty. © 26Nov69; LP38586.

Journey to Scathelock. Credits: Producer, James Duff McAdams;
director, Seymour Robbie; writer, Alvin Sapinsley. Cast: James
Drury, Tim Matheson, Ann Helm, Burr DeBenning. © 10Dec69; LP38583.

A king's ransom. Credits: Producer, Paul Freeman; director, Joseph
Pevney; writer, John D. F. Black. Cast: John McIntire, Patrick
MacNee, Jackie De Shannon, Don Knight, Michael Pate. © 25Feb70;
LP38575.

Long ride home. Credits: Producer, James Duff McAdams; director,
Charles Dubin; writer, Richard Fielder. Cast: James Drury, Doug
McClure, Jeanette Nolan, John McIntire, Sara Land. © 17Sep69;
LP38590.

A love to remember. Cast: James Drury, Doug McClure, John McIntire,
Jeanette Nolan, Sara Lane. © 29Oct69; LP38584.

Nightmare. Credits: Producer, Howard Christie; director, Robert
Gist; writers, Gerry Day & Bethel Leslie. Cast: Joan Crawford,
Michael Conrad, Steve Sandor, Warren Kemmerling, James Drury. ©
21Jan70; LP38572.

No war for the warrior. Credits: Producer, James Duff McAdams;
director, Don McDougall; writers, Alvin Sapinsley, Robert Earll.
Cast: James Drury, Doug McClure, Tim Matheson, Harper Flaherty,
Charles Robinson. © 18Feb70 (in notice: 1969); LP38566.

The power seekers. Credits: Producer, James Duff McAdams; director,
Seymour Robbie; writer, Robert Van Scoyk. Cast: James Drury, Doug
McClure, John McIntire, Jeannette Nolan, Andrew Prine. © 8Oct69;
LP38578.

Rich man, poor man. Credits: Producer, John Choy; director, Tony
Leader; writer, Arthur Heinemann. Cast: James Drury, Doug McClure,
Sara Lane, Tim Matheson, Harper Flaherty. © 11Mar70; LP38576.

The runaway. Credits: Producer, Norman MacDonnell; director, Anthony
Leader; writer, Gerald Sanford. Cast: James Drury, Doug McClure,
Jeanette Nolan, John McIntire, Sara Lane. © 22Oct69; LP38588.

The sins of the fathers. Credits: Producer, Howard Christie;
director, Walter Doniger; writer, David P. Harmon. Cast: John
McIntire, Robert Lipton, Tim McIntire, James Drury, William
Lucking. © 4Mar70; LP38570.

The substitute. Credits: Producer, Norman MacDonnell; director, Tony
Leader; writer, Gerald Sanford. Cast: James Drury, Doug McClure,
Tim Matheson, Harper Flaherty, Ken Lynch. © 5Nov69; LF38585.

A time of terror. Credits: Producer, Paul Freeman; director, Joseph
Pevney; writer, Edward J. Lakso. Cast: John McIntire, Jeannette
Nolan, Sara Lane, Tim Matheson, Joseph Lotten. © 11Feb70; LP38577.

A touch of hands. Credits: Producer, Norman MacDonnell; director,
Tony Leader; writer, John Dunkel. Cast: James Drury, Doug McClure,
John McIntire, Jeannette Nolan, Sara Lane. © 3Dec69; LP38582.

Train of darkness. Credits: Producer, James Duff McAdams; director,
James Sheldon; writer, Robert Van Scoyk. Cast: Dennis Weaver,
Charlotte Stewart, Gerald O'Loughlin, John Larch, Barbara Werle. ©
4Feb70; LP38574.

A woman of stone. Credits: Producer, Howard Christie; director,
Abner Biberman; writer, Gerry Day. Cast: James Drury, Tim
Matheson, Sara Lane, Bethel Leslie, Jane Actman. © 17Dec69;
LP38587.

You can lead a horse to water. Credits: Producer, Howard Christie;
director, James Neilson; writer, Lois Hire. Cast: Doug McClure,
Strother Martin, Elizabeth Hubbard, Noah Beery, Anthony Eisley. ©
7Feb70 (in notice: 1969); LP38565.

VISITOR. See

DEATH VALLEY DAYS.

VITTORE CARPACCIO (Filmstrip) Herbert E. Budek Films & Slides. 14 fr.,
color, 35 min.

Credits: Arrangement & text, Carol A. Peterson.

VOLUMETER. Thorne Films. 4 min., si., color, Super 8 mm. Loop film. ©
Thorne Films, Inc.; 1Dec70; MP21427.

VON RICHTHOFEN AND BROWN. Corman Co. Released by United Artists Corp.
97 min., sd., color, 35 mm.

Credits: Producer, Gene Corman, director, Roger Corman; screenplay,
John Corrington; music, Hugo Friedhofer; director of photography,
Michael Reed; special effects supervisor, Peter Dawson; editors,
George van Noy & Alan Collins.

Cast: John Phillip Law, Don Stroud, Barry Primus, Karen Huston,
Corin Redgrave.

VOWELS AND THEIR SOUNDS. Journal Films. 11 min., sd., color, 16 mm.
(Reading skills) Appl. author: Elizabeth I. Werrenrath. © Reinald
Werrenrath, Jr.; 20Nov70; MP21165.

WALDEN. See

LASSIE.

WALK ON THE MOON. See

SCREEN NEWS DIGEST, v. 12, issue 1.

WALKING. National Film Board of Canada. Released by Columbia
Pictures Industries. 5 min., sd., color, 35 mm.

Credits: Conceived & animated by Ryan Larkin; music, David Fraser,
Pat Patterson & Christopher Nutter; animation photographer,
William Wiggins & Raymond Dumas.

WALLY: HIS WORK AND HIS LOVES (Operation blind doctor) George B.
Wally. 54 min., sd., b&w, 16 mm.

Credits: Narrator, George B. Wally.

WALTER LANTZ BEARY FAMILY CARTUNE. See

BUGGED IN A RUG.

CHARLIE'S CAMPOUT.

COOL IT, CHARLIE.

GOPHER BROKE.

JERKY TURKEY.

MOUSE IN THE HOUSE.

PASTE MAKES WASTE.

WINDOW PAINS.

WALTER LANTZ CHILLY WILLY CARTUNE. See

CHILLER DILLERS.

CHILLY AND THE LOONEY GOONEY.

CHILLY AND THE WOODCHOPPER.

HOT TIME ON ICE.

OPERATION SHANGHAI.

PROJECT REJECT.

SLEEPY TIME BEAR.

UNDER SEA DOGS.

WALTER LANTZ WOODY WOODPECKER CARTUNE. See

FAT IN THE SADDLE.

FEUDIN, FIGHTIN-N-FUSSIN.

HAVE GUN, CAN'T TRAVEL.

HIGHWAY HECKLERS.

HOOK, LINE AND STINKER.

A LAD IN BAGDAD.

LITTLE SKEETER.

LOTSA LUCK.

THE NAUTICAL NUT.

ONE HORSE TOWN.

A PECK OF TROUBLE.

PHONEY PONY.

PREHISTORIC SUPER SALESMAN.

SECRET AGENT WOODY WOODPECKER.

SHIP A'HOY WOODY.

TUMBLE WEED GREED.

WOODY THE FREELOADER.

WOODY'S KNIGHT MARE.

WAR PRIEST. See

GUNSMOKE.

WAREHOUSE AREA. See

LET'S EXPLORE THE CITY.

WARKILL. A Balut Production. Released by Universal Pictures Co. 100
min., sd., color, 35 mm.

Credits: Writer, producer & director, Ferde Grofe, Jr.

Cast: George Montgomery, Tom Drake, Conrad Parham, Eddie Infante &
Henry Duval.

WARM HEART. See

[GRAIN BELT BREWERIES, INC. TELEVISION COMMERCIALS]

WARM HEART, COLD NOSE. See

LASSIE.

WARRIOR'S RETURN. See

IRONSIDE.

WASHINGTON IRVING. See

GREAT WRITERS OF THE UNITED STATES.

WASHINGTON REFUSES A CROWN. See

THE PRESIDENCY: DECISIONS OF DESTINY.

WATER CLOCK CART (Filmstrip) EdMediaTec. 38 fr., color, 35 mm. ©
EdMediaTec, Inc.; 1May71; JP13161.

WATER POLLUTION, A COMPLEX PROBLEM. See

AMERICA'S URBAN CRISIS.

WATER TIGER BEETLE. Thorne Films. 4 min., si., color, Super 8 mm. Loop
film. © Thorne Films, Inc.; 1Dec70; MP21336.

WATERCOLOR (Filmstrip) Visual Aids Studio. 3 filmstrips, color, 35 mm.
Contents: Landscape. 51 fr.--Still life. 54 fr.--Figure and
portrait. 50 fr. Appl. author: Gene S. Geeslin. © Visual Aids
Studio, sole owner. Gene S. Geeslin; 15Jan71; JP12828.

WATERCOLOR: HANDLING THE MEDIUM (Filmstrip) Visual Aids Studio. 47
fr., color, 35 mm. Appl. author: Gene S. Geeslin. © Visual Aids
Studio, sole owner. Gene Smith Geeslin; 15Jan71; JP12830.

WATERCOLOR: MATERIALS (Filmstrip) Visual Aids Studio. 44 fr., color,
35 mm. Appl. author: Gene S. Geeslin. © Visual Aids Studio, sole
owner, Gene S. Geeslin; 15Jan71; JP12829.

WATERCOLORS. Davidson Films. 11 min., sd., color, 16 mm. (Arts and
crafts for children) © Davidson Films; 1Oct70; MP21373.

WATERFRONT. See

LET'S EXPLORE THE CITY.

WATERLOO. Dino de Laurentiis Cinematografica. [England] Released in
the U.S. by Paramount Pictures. 123 min., sd., color, 35 mm.
Panavision.

Credits: Producer, Dino De Laurentiis; director, Sergei Bondarchuk;
screenplay, H. A. L. Craig, Sergei Bondarchuk, Vittorio Bonicelli;
music, N. S. Ovchinnikov, Wilfred Josephs; director of
photography, Armando Nannuzio; film editors, Michael Shah Dayan,
E. V. Michajlova.

Cast: Rod Steiger, Christopher Plummer, Virginia McKenna, Orson
Wells, Dan O'Herlihy.

THE WAY OF THE CROSS FOR CHILDREN TODAY (Filmstrip) Alpha Corp of
America, Educational Division. 56 fr., color, 35 mm. With Teacher's
guide & reading script, 6 p. Adapted from the booklet The way of the
cross today for children, by Charles E. Jones.

Credits: Director, D. J. D'Angelo.

NM: all new except paintings & some photographs.

[WAYNE DOG FOOD TELEVISION COMMERCIAL] Allied Mills. Approx. 30 sec.
each, sd., color, 16 mm. © Allied Mills, Inc.

Field dog. © 16Nov70; MP21495.

New dog. © 16Nov70; MP21494.

Slipper. © 16Nov70; MP21496.

THE WAYS OF LOVE. See

HAWAII FIVE-O.

WE AND THE LAW. Audio Visual Productions. 27 min., sd., color, 16 mm.

Credits: Executive producer & director, Salvatore T. Covino;
photographer & editor, George F. Knoll; writers, George F. Knoll &
Salvatore T. Covino.

WE REMEMBER MAMA. See

TO ROME WITH LOVE.

WE WANT TO GO HOME. See

TO ROME WITH LOVE.

THE WEATHER. See

SCIENCE IN YOUR WORLD.

WEED. Encyclopaedia Britannica Educational Corp. Made by Concept
Films. 24 min., sd., color, 16 mm. © Concept Films; Inc.; 3Mar71;
MP21567.

WEEKEND. See

DRAGNET 1970.

WEIGHING TECHNIQUES: TRIPLE BEAM BALANCE. Thorne Films. 5 min., si.,
color, Super 8 mm. Loop film. © Thorne Films, Inc.; 1Dec70; MP21425.

WEST OF ROME. See

TO ROME WITH LOVE.

WESTERN CIVILIZATION. See

THE HUMAN ACHIEVEMENT.

THE WHALES THAT FLEW. New York Zoological Society. 5000 ft., b&w. ©
New York Zoological Society; 7Apr71; MU8313.

WHAT AGE HAS DONE TO ENGLISH. See

LANGUAGE: THE MIRROR OF MAN'S GROWTH.

WHAT ARE THESE THINGS. See

DO YOU KNOW.

WHAT BAPTISTS BELIEVE ABOUT GOD (Filmstrip) Broadman Films. 53 fr.,
color, 35 mm. With manual, 1 v. © Broadman Films; 15Jun71; A250377.

WHAT BAPTISTS BELIEVE ABOUT THE ORDINANCES (Filmstrip) Broadman Films.
53 fr., color, 35 mm. With manual, 1 v. © Broadman Films; 15Jun71;
A250376.

WHAT CAN YOU DO. See

MAKING IT.

WHAT IS AIR. See

SCIENCE IN YOUR WORLD.

WHAT MAKES A TRUCK A TRUCK? (Filmstrip) Chevrolet Motor Division. Made
by Jam Handy Organization. 57 fr., color, 35 mm. © Chevrolet Motor
Division, General Motors Corp.; 8Feb71; JU12795.

WHAT PEOPLE DO. See

DO YOU KNOW.

WHAT PRICE VALOR. See

LASSIE.

WHAT WILL YOU DO FOR ME. See

HOW TO CREATE SALABLE LISTINGS.

WHAT'S FUNNY ABOUT A BROKEN LEG. See

FAMILY AFFAIR.

WHAT'S LIVING THERE. See

SCIENCE IN YOUR WORLD.

WHAT'S SO BAD ABOUT FEELING GOOD? Universal Pictures. 103 min., sd.,
color, 35 mm. Techniscope. Suggested by the novel I am thinking of
my darling, by Vincent McHugh.

Credits: Producer & director, George Seaton; screen story &
screenplay by George Seaton, Robert Pirosh; music supervision,
Joseph Gershenson; lyrics & music, Jerry Keller, Dave Blume;
director of photography, Ernesto Caparros; film editor, Alma
Macrorie.

Cast: George Peppard, Mary Tyler Moore, Dom De Luise, John McMartin,
Susan Saint James.

WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE. See

HOW TO CREATE SALABLE LISTINGS.

WHAT'S THE MATTER WITH HELEN? Filmways & Raymax Productions. Released
by United Artists Corp. 101 min., sd., color, 35 mm.

Credits: Producer, George Edwards; director, Curtis Harrington;
screenplay, Henry Farrell; music, David Raksin; director of
photography, Lucien Ballard; film editor, William H. Reynolds.

Cast: Debbie Reynolds, Shelley Winters, Dennis Weaver, Agnes
Moorehead, Michael MacLiammoir.

© Filmways, Inc., Raymax Productions, Inc., Raven Productions, Inc.
& Virgo International Pictures, Inc.; 9Jun71; LP39157.

WHEEL CYLINDER SERVICE (Filmstrip) Mt. San Jacinto College. 27 fr.,
color, 35 mm. (Automotive technology, F-3A) Planned & written by
Sheldon Abbott. © Mt. San Jacinto College a.a.d.o. Mt. San Jacinto
Junior College District (in notice: Mt. San Jacinto College);
15Dec69; JP12820.

WHEN MR. TERRAPIN WENT RIDING IN THE CLOUDS. See

MUSICAL ADVENTURES.

WHEN THE KING'S ENGLISH CAME TO AMERICA. See

LANGUAGE: THE MIRROR OF MAN'S GROWTH.

WHERE DOES IT COME FROM? (Filmstrip) Imperial Film Co. 4 filmstrips,
color, 35 mm.

Contents: 684-1--684-4; Where do we get our lumber? 49 fr.--Where do
we get our milk? 49 fr.--Where do we get our paper? 50 fr.--Where
do we get our bread? 48 fr.

Credits: Author-photographer, Hal F. Riehle.

WHERE HAS THE WARRIOR GONE? Centron Educational Films. 13 min., sd.,
color, 16 mm. © Centron Corp., Inc.; 1Apr71; MP21471.

WHERE THERE'S A WILL, THERE'S NO WAY. See

THE DEBBIE REYNOLDS SHOW.

WHERE'S POPPA? Where's Poppa Co. Released by United Artists Corp. 84
min., sd., color, 35 mm. Based on the novel of the same title by
Robert Klane.

Credits: Producers, Jerry Tokofsky & Marvin Worth; director, Carl
Reiner; screenplay, Robert Klane; music, Jack Elliott; film
editors, Bud Molin & Chick Ciccolini.

Cast: George Segal, Ruth Gordon, Ron Leibman, Tris Van Devere,
Barnard Hughes.

WHICH COMES FIRST? Dun & Bradstreet. Made by Audio Productions. 12
min., sd., color. 16 mm. (Economics and the individual) © Dun &
Bradstreet, Inc.; 4Feb71; MP21191.

WHITE SAUCE. McGraw-Hill Text-Films. 4 min., si., color, Super 8 mm.
Loop film. Produced in collaboration with Raybar Technical Films. ©
Raybar Technical Films, Inc.; 1Aug70 (in notice: 1969); MP21258.

WHITEWATER FURY. See

LASSIE.

WHO IN THE WORLD? (Filmstrip) Graded Press. Made by Division of
Curriculum Resources, General Board of Education, United Methodist
Church. 69 fr., color, 35 mm. With Leader's guide & Reading script,
18 p. Produced through Trafco. Written by Pauline Palmer Meek;
illustrated by Richard Davis. © Graded Press; 1Sep70; A209764.

WHO IS THIS GUY? (Filmstrip) Pontiac Motor Division. Made by Jam Handy
Organization. 48 fr., color, 35 mm. © Pontiac Motor Division,
General Motors Corp.; 8Feb71; JU12784.

WHO KILLED WHO. See

DRAGNET 1970.

WHY MONKEYS LIVE IN TREES. See

CHILDREN'S FOLK TALES.

WHY PEOPLE BUY AND WHAT TO DO ABOUT IT (Filmstrip) Chrysler Institute,
Marketing Training Dept. Made by Ross Roy, Inc. 57 fr., color, 35
mm. © Chrysler Corp.; 25May71; JP13151.

WHY WAIT TILL MARRIAGE? (Filmstrip) Cathedral Films. 6 filmstrips,
color, 35 mm. With study guides and scripts, and cassettes. Based on
the book by Evelyn Millis Duvall.

Contents: Filmstrip: 1. The sexual revolution. 49 fr.--2. Man is
more than an animal. 48 fr.--3. A more than private affair. 47
fr.--4. A style all your own. 57 fr.--5. People who care. 48
fr.--6. Wilt thou love? 42 fr.

Credits: Executive producer, Edward D. Eagle; director, Jack L.
Tyler; writer, Don Hall; graphic arts, Vaccaro Associates.

WILD CHILD. See

L'ENFANT SAUVAGE.

THE WILD, WILD WEST. Columbia Broadcasting System. Approx. 60 min.
each, sd., color, 16 mm. Appl. author: Garrison Productions, Inc. ©
Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc.

The night Dr. Loveless died. Credits: Producer, Bruce Lansbury;
writer, Henry Sharp. Cast: Robert Conrad, Ross Martin. © 22Sep67;
LP38517.

WILDERNESS, A WAY OF LIFE. See

A DAY IN THE SUN.

WILL THE REAL PRINCE PLEASE GET LOST. See

MAYA.

WILLIE BOY. See

TELL THEM WILLIE BOY IS HERE.

WILT THOU LOVE. See

WHY WAIT TILL MARRIAGE.

WIND POLLINATION. See

HOW FLOWERS TRANSFER POLLEN.

WINDOW ON THE EAST. Universal Pictures. 1 reel, sd., color, 35 mm.

Credits: Producer, Norman E. Gluck; director, Arthur Cohen;
narration, Robert Cochran; narrator, Phil Tonkin; photographer,
Josef Tejchman; editor, Ed Bartsch.

WINDOW PAINS. Universal Pictures Co. 1 reel, sd., color, 35 mm. (A
Walter Lantz Beary Family cartune)

Credits: Director, Paul J. Smith; story, Cal Howard; animators, Les
Kline, Al Coe; music, Walter Greene; voices, Grace Stafford, Paul
Frees.

WINE AND THE MUSIC. See

PIECES OF DREAMS.

THE WINE IN YOUR LIFE. Wine Institute. Made by Roy Grandey
Productions. 5 min., sd., color, 16 mm. Appl. author: Roy Grandey.
Appl. states prev. reg. 13Apr68, MP18092. NM: revision. © Wine
Institute; 26Sep68; MP21039.

WINE IS FUN. Wine Institute. Made by Roy Grandey Productions. 3 min.,
sd., color, 16 mm. Appl. author: Roy Grandey. Appl. states prev.
reg. 3Apr68, MP18092. NM: revision. © Wine Institute; 26Sep68;
MP21036.

WINE LAND OF AMERICA. Wine Institute. Made by Roy Grandey Productions.
4 min., sd., color, 16 mm. Appl. author: Roy Grandey. Appl. states
prev. reg. 3Apr68, MP18092. NM: revision. © Wine Institute; 26Sep68;
MP21037.

WINGED RESCUE. See

LASSIE.

WINGS OF AN ANGEL. See

FAMILY AFFAIR.

THE WINNING HAND (1971 Chrysler coming through for you vs. Buick &
Oldsmobile) (Filmstrip) Chrysler Corp. Made by Ross Roy, Inc. 60
fr., color, 35 mm. © Chrysler Corp.; 29Jan71; JP12958.

WINTER OF THE WITCH. Parents' Magazine Films. 22 min., sd., color, 16
mm. Based on Old black witch, by Wende & Harry Devlin. © Parents'
Magazine Films, Inc., a Subsidiary of Parents' Magazine Enterprises,
Inc.; 1May70 (in notice: 1969); LP38595.

WITCHCRAFT '70. Trans American Films. 82 min., sd., color, 35 mm. A P.
A. C. Caravel production. © Trans-American Films; 28Aug70; LP38506.

WITH SIX YOU GET EGG ROLL. Cinema Center Films & Arwin Productions.
Released by National General Pictures Corp. 90 min., sd., color, 35
mm. Panavision.

Credits: Producer, Martin Melcher; director, Howard Morris;
screenplay, Gwen Bagni & others; directors of photography,
Ellsworth Fredricks & Harry Stradling, Jr.; film editor, Adrienne
Fazan.

Cast: Doris Day, Brian Keith, Pat Carroll, Barbara Hershey, George
Carlin.

WITH THIS RING. See

FAMILY AFFAIR.

THE WIZARD OF ABERDEEN. See

DEATH VALLEY DAYS.

WOLFGANG MOZART PLAYS FOR THE KING AND QUEEN. See

MUSICAL ADVENTURES.

WOMAN OF STONE. See

THE VIRGINIAN.

WONDERFUL WHIRLYBIRDS. Universal Pictures. 1 reel, sd., color, 35 mm.

Credits: Producer, Norman Gluck; director, Arthur Cohen; writer,
William E. O'Connell; narrator, Ed Herlihy.

WOOD SONG. Bal-Pan Productions. 10 min., sd., color, 35 mm. Appl.
author: Albert Nathan Eisenberg a.k.a. Albert Nathan. © Bal-Pan
Productions, Inc.; 23Dec70; MP21209.

WOODY THE FREELOADER. Universal Pictures. 1 reel, sd., color, 35 mm.
(A Walter Lantz Woody Woodpecker cartune)

Credits: Director, Paul J. Smith; story, Homer Brightman; animators,
Les Kline & Al Coe; voices, Dal McKennon & Grace Stafford; music,
Walter Greene.

WOODY'S KNIGHT MARE. Universal Pictures. 1 reel, sd., color, 35 mm. (A
Walter Lantz Woody Woodpecker cartune)

Credits: Director, Paul J. Smith; story, Cal Howard; animators, Les
Kline & Al Coe; music, Walter Greene; voice, Daws Butler; Woody's
voice, Grace Stafford.

WORD BUILDING. See

UNDERSTANDING YOUR LANGUAGE.

WORD ORDER. See

UNDERSTANDING YOUR LANGUAGE.

WORKING IN U.S. COMMUNITIES. Group 2 (Filmstrip) Society for Visual
Education. 4 filmstrips, color, 35 mm. (Singer education & training
products) With Teacher's guide and reading scripts, 4 v.

Contents: A201-5--201-8: New Orleans: Marketing community. 56
fr.--San Francisco: Financial community. 52 fr.--Detroit:
Manufacturing community. 54 fr.--Chicago: Transportation
community. 59 fr.

Credits: Author, Paul Meyer.

WORKING TOGETHER. See

THE ADVENTURES OF THE LOLLIPOP DRAGON.

WORKING WITH EGG WHITES. McGraw-Hill Text-Films. 4 min., si., color,
Super 8 mm. Loop film. Produced in collaboration with Raybar
Technical Films. © Raybar Technical Films, Inc.; 1Aug70 (in notice:
1969); MP21253.

WORLD BIOMES. See

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