NEW FASHIONS IN FOODS. Armour and Company, Y.M.C.A. Motion Picture Bureau, 19 South
LaSalle Street, Chicago, Illinois. (A $2.00 annual registration fee for the use of free films is
charged.)
ROMANCE OF FOOD. Armour and Company, Y.M.C.A. Motion Picture Bureau, 19 South La-
Salle Street, Chicago, Illinois. 15 minutes, sound, free. This is a commercial film showing how
meats are selected, graded, and prepared for market by Armour and Company, but guides are
given for purchase of only the best grades of Armour's meat. Very similar to New Fashions in
Foods, by the same company.
STORY OF BANANAS. 20 minutes, 16 mm. sound-loan (for transportation charges) or 35
minutes-sound non-inflammable-loan (for transportation charges). 1937 Can be obtained from
Pan-American Union, Washington, D. C.

 HEALTH
THE FEET is a new picture which can be obtained from the Children's Bureau of the De-
partment of Labor, Washington, D. C. This shows the details of structure and arrangement;
the best mechanical use of the foot; the points of a good shoe and harmful effect of improper
shoes. This film was made in cooperation with the American Posture League.

 HOUSING, FURNISHINGS AND EQUIPMENT

FLOWER ARRANGEMENT. Technicolor film which may be obtained through local Coca Cola
dealers or from Coca Cola Bottling Works, Atlanta, Georgia. (They also have free colored
booklets on flower arrangements.)
FURNITURE MAKING. Film No. 379, Akin and Bagshaw, Inc., Denver, Colorado, 1 reel, 75c
per reel. Important period styles in furniture including Tudor-Elizabethan 1509-1603, Louis
XIV 1643-1715, Early American 1620-1720, and Georgian Period 1760. Also shows a modern
furniture factory.
HOME ECONOMICS. Film No. 82, Akin and Bagshaw, Inc., Denver, Colorado, one-fourth reel.
The boys in the manual training class prepare the tables and cupboards for the classroom. Then
the girls are shown in the different stages of the meal preparation and cooking. Finally all
enjoy the fruits of their labor.
TABLEWARE. Film No. 1260, Akin and Bagshaw, Inc., Denver, Colorado, 2 reels-75c per reel.
Tableware, which through the ages has grown from a luxury to a civilized necessity, may now
be produced through continuous process machinery. This film shows pottery ingredients, weighed,
mixed, sifted and prepared for modeling. Cups are made, fitted with handles. Decoration of
dishes and ware prepared for final firing in kiln is shown.
SLIP COVERS. The Bureau of Home Economics of the Department of Agriculture has pre-
pared two films on how to make slip covers for chairs. Each consists of 65 pictures and is
available for 55e. One deals with slip covers for upholstered chairs while the other one deals
with those for straight chairs. Both films not only reveal how to make the covers, but also how
to choose the materials for them. They are designed for work with consumer groups by ex-
tension workers of the Department of Agriculture.
THE MAGIC FLAME. On the history of gas, prepared for school and consumer groups by the
American Stove Company and obtainable through local gas companies or Magic Chef gas range
dealers. (A sound slide film.)
WILL AND WAY. Akin and Bagshaw, Denver, Colorado. Two reels at 75c per reel. This firm
has many others as well. This particular film is suitable for use in the Housing Unit. Shows
the complete remodeling of an old farmhouse into a modern home. Every step of the process
is outlined in detail.
POWER AND THE LAND. R. E. A. Office, United States Department of Agriculture, Wash-
ington, D. G. A sound film requiring about 36 minutes in time to show. Good to show in
communities considering R. E. A., or who have been granted R. E. A. service.