EARTH—LATITUDE AND LONGITUDE
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The film opens with a picture of a globe spinning around. The globe is first split horizontally and then vertically to illustrate the hemispheres. The continents and oceans are then labeled and sound data gives as relative size, etc. A mountain is shown and the distinction and the relative size, temperature are discussed briefly. The system of time determined by longitudinal lines is explained and a system of time-pieces are described. The film is connected to the practical by describing and presenting the rescue of a distressed ship. The ship is directed according to longitudinal and latitudinal readings.
Complete catalog record
Dewey number: 551
Audience level: el-jh Guide
Format/cost: 16-sl-sd-$30-$22.50
Distributors / rental: Audio-Film Libraries $d-$1.50; Indiana University $d-$1.25; DeVry Films and Laboratories $d-$1.50; Montana State Library of Visual Aids sd-loan; Film Preview, Inc $d-$1; Division of Correspondence Study, Film Library, North Dakota $d-$1; General Films, Ltd $d; SaskEd; Institutional Cinema Service, Inc $d-$1; University of Wisconsin $d-$1.25
Audience level: el-jh Guide
Format/cost: 16-sl-sd-$30-$22.50
Distributors / rental: Audio-Film Libraries $d-$1.50; Indiana University $d-$1.25; DeVry Films and Laboratories $d-$1.50; Montana State Library of Visual Aids sd-loan; Film Preview, Inc $d-$1; Division of Correspondence Study, Film Library, North Dakota $d-$1; General Films, Ltd $d; SaskEd; Institutional Cinema Service, Inc $d-$1; University of Wisconsin $d-$1.25
Sources
- Educational Film Guide 1946 — title, creator, length, format, sound, description, catalog record
Record added 2026-07-02 14:42:44