AIR CURRENTS AND THEORY OF STREAM-LINING

Originally produced by Pathe and re-edited for this series. By means of a smoke chamber invented by Baron Shimizu of Japan, how air reacts to different shaped objects, what keeps a plane up, and how Norman Bel Geddes compares the ship of today with his model of the ship of tomorrow.
Complete catalog record
Series: Our world in review series
Dewey number: 533
Audience level: jh-sh-c-trade-adult
Format/cost: 16-sd-$27; rent $1.50
Distributors / rental: Bell & Howell Company $1.50; Brandon Films, Inc $27; rent $1.50; Cine; Ohio Department of Education; Cosmopolitan Film Libraries, Inc; Visual Education Service, Inc $1.50; AMCA $1.50

More in Our world in review series

  1. AIR CURRENTS AND THEORY OF STREAM-LINING 1937
  2. ARCHAIC AND UNUSUAL INSTRUMENTS 1937
  3. ARCTIC EXPLORATION 1937
  4. AUTOGIRO 1937
  5. CHURCHES AND CATHEDRALS; CATHEDRAL OF SANTO DOMINGO, SPANISH MISSIONS AND TEMPLE EMANUEL IN NEW YORK 1937
  6. CHURCHES AND CATHEDRALS; CHARTRES CATHEDRAL, RIVERSIDE CHURCH, NOTRE DAME IN PARIS 1937
  7. COLONIAL ARCHITECTURE 1937
  8. DANCES OF THE NATIONS 1937
  9. FOUNTAINS, GARDENS AND STATUARY 1937
  10. GUATEMALA 1937
  11. HISTORY OF AVIATION 1937
  12. MARVELS OF THE MICROSCOPE 1937
  13. Photography 1937
  14. SCHUMANN HEINK 1937
  15. SIGMUND SPAETH 1937
  16. TREE AND PLANT LIFE 1937
  17. VIOLINS AND CELLOS 1937
  18. WALTER DAMROSCH 1937

Sources

  1. Educational Film Guide 1946 — title, year, creator, length, format, sound, description, catalog record