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May be purchased for $30. "Story of television. Describes the processes involved from the time the camera records the action to the time it is reproduced on the television screen." Thirty complete pictures of television, every form of single electric impulses and, every second, four million impulses reach the receiver screen, one after another." Movie makers. "Explains clearly the general theories of television. Excellent for units on communication. May be used in science classes to help explain the principles of television. The best film thus far on this subject." Collaborator
Complete catalog record
Dewey number: 621.388
Audience level: jh-sh-c-adult
Format/cost: 16-sd-loan
Distributors / rental: Bell & Howell Company 50c; University of Nebraska 50c; University of California 50c; Pennsylvania College for Women 50c; Chicago Board of Education Film Council loan; University of Tennessee 75c; DeVry Films and Laboratories $2.50; University of Iowa 50c; University System of Georgia, Division of General Extension $1; University of Wisconsin $1; Indiana University $2; National Council of Young Men's Christian Associations loan; University of Kentucky 55c
Audience level: jh-sh-c-adult
Format/cost: 16-sd-loan
Distributors / rental: Bell & Howell Company 50c; University of Nebraska 50c; University of California 50c; Pennsylvania College for Women 50c; Chicago Board of Education Film Council loan; University of Tennessee 75c; DeVry Films and Laboratories $2.50; University of Iowa 50c; University System of Georgia, Division of General Extension $1; University of Wisconsin $1; Indiana University $2; National Council of Young Men's Christian Associations loan; University of Kentucky 55c
Sources
- Educational Film Guide 1946 — title, year, creator, length, format, sound, description, catalog record
Record added 2026-07-02 14:42:45