Chapter XXIV: Part 4: of (2)

THE ADVENTURES OF BLINKEY; EPISODE 7. See

Harpy & Sharpy. (PAu 72-924.)

THE ADVENTURES OF BLINKEY; EPISODE 8. See

Cindy in The Mighty Mixed-Up Forest. (PAu 72-925.)

THE ADVENTURES OF BLINKEY; EPISODE 9. See

A Forgotten hero. (PAu 72-926.)

THE ADVENTURES OF BLINKEY; EPISODE 10. See

The Royal Palm. (PAu 72-930.)

THE ADVENTURES OF BLINKEY; EPISODE 11. See

The Quest. (PAu 72-929.)

THE ADVENTURES OF BLINKEY; EPISODE 12. See

No escape. (PAu 72-928.)

THE ADVENTURES OF BLINKEY; EPISODE 13. See

The Mighty Sandy Desert. (PAu 72-927.)

THE ADVENTURES OF BLINKEY; EPISODE 14. See

A Clean sweep. (PAu 72-931.)

THE ADVERSARY. See

Aspen. (PA 19-783.)

Aspen. (PA 19-784.)

Aspen. (PA 19-785.)

THE AETNA PEDESTRIAN/BICYCLE SAFETY ...

The Aetna pedestrian/bicycle safety program: grades 3-5 / produced by Driver Education Services.--Hartford: Aetna Life & Casualty, p1977.

1 teacher's manual, 7 sound cassettes, 7 filmstrips, 61 cards, in container.

On cassette: An Aetna Driver Education Services presentation.

© Aetna Life & Casualty. Appl. au.: "sound recording," filmstrip & book: Aetna Life & Casualty, employer for hire. DCR 1977; PUB 1Nov77; REG 29Mar78; PA 14-929.

AFFAIR OF THE HEART.

Affair of the heart / produced in association with Talent Associates--Norton Simon, Inc., and Universal, an MCA company.--[s.l.: s.n.], c1977.

2 film reels (90 min.): sd., col.; 16 mm.--(Mystery movie) (McMillan)

Deposit includes synopsis (1 p.).--On synopsis: from MCA Television.

CAST: Rock Hudson, Richard Gilliland, Martha Raye et al.

CREDITS: Producer: Jon Epstein; director: Jackie Cooper; teleplay: Steven Bochco.

© Universal City Studios, Inc. Appl. au.: Universal City Studios, Inc., employer for hire. DCR 1976; PUB 20Mar77; REG 27Jun78; PA 12-585.

AN AFFAIR TO FORGET.

An Affair to forget: pt. I / Miller-Milkis Productions, Inc. and Henderson Production Company, Inc. in association with Paramount Television.--New York: Paramount Television, cMCMLXXVII.

1 reel, 30 min., sd., color, 16 mm.--(Laverne & Shirley; no 40)

Deposit includes synopsis (1 p.)--Title on film leader: Cruise.

CAST: Penny Marshall, Cindy Williams, Betty Garrett et al.

CREDITS: Produced by Arthur Silver, Nick Abdo; directed by Alan Rafkin; written by Chris Thompson; director of photography: William Norton.

© Paramount Pictures Corporation. Appl. au.: Paramount Pictures Corporation, employer for hire. DCR 1977; PUB 7Nov77; REG 11Aug78; PA 11-532.

AN AFFAIR TO FORGET.

An Affair to forget: pt. II / Miller-Milkis Productions, Inc. and Henderson Production Company, Inc. in association with Paramount Television.--New York: Paramount Television, cMCMLXXVII.

1 reel, 30 min., sd., color, 16 mm.--(Laverne & Shirley; no 41)

Deposit includes synopsis (1 p.)--Title on film leader: Cruise.

CAST: Penny Marshall, Cindy Williams, Betty Garrett et al.

CREDITS: Produced by Arthur Silver, Nick Abdo; directed by Alan Rafkin; written by Babaloo Mandel & Barry Lange; director of photography: William Norton.

© Paramount Pictures Corporation. Appl. au.: Paramount Pictures Corporation, employer for hire. DCR 1977; PUB 14Nov77; REG 11Aug78; PA 11-533.

AFRICA TODAY.

Africa today: changes and challenges / Hearst Metrotone News, a division of the Hearst Corporation.--New York: Screen News Digest, c1978.

1 reel, 13 min., sd., b & w, 16 mm.--(Screen News Digest; v. 20, issue 6)

CREDITS: Producer, Cloyd G. Aarseth; director, Martin J. Kendrick.

© Hearst Metrotone News, a division of The Hearst Corporation. Appl. au.: Hearst Metrotone News, employer for hire. Appl. identifies library footage, re-edited, as preexisting material. NM: new cinematographic work, special written narration added. DCR 1978; PUB 15Feb78; REG 15Jun78; PA 9-033.

AFRICAN CONNECTION.

African connection.--[s.l.: s.n.], c1977.

1 film reel (45 min.): sd., col.; 16 mm.--(The Bionic woman; no. 47432)

Based on the novel Cyborg by Martin Caidin.--On film: from Universal, an MCA company.--Deposit includes synopsis (1 p.).--On synopsis: MCA TV.

CAST: Lindsay Wagner, Richard Anderson, Martin E. Brooks et al.

CREDITS: Producer: Arthur Rowe; written by William Schwartz; directed by Alan Levi.

© Universal City Studios, Inc. Appl. au.: Universal City Studios, Inc., employer for hire. NM: dramatization for television. DCR 1977; PUB 29Oct77; REG 27Sep78; PA 15-022.

AGES OF ANGUISH.

Ages of anguish / prepared by World Religions Curriculum Development Center [and] Argus Communications, a division of DLM, Inc.--Niles, Ill.: Argus, c1978.

1 filmstrip, 1 sound cassette, 1 guide.--(Religion in human culture) (The Jewish tradition)

© Argus Communications, division of DLM, Inc. Appl. au.: text, film & "sound recording": Argus Communications, employer for hire. DCR 1978; PUB 8Feb78; REG 10Apr78; PA 11-353.

THE AGGRESSIVE IMPULSE.

The Aggressive impulse / Avatar Learning, Inc.; Encyclopaedia Britannica Educational Corporation; in association with the ABC owned television stations.--[s.l.]: Distributed by 20th Century-Fox Television, c1977.

1 reel, 19 min., sd., color, 16 mm.

Deposit includes study guide (4 p.).--On study guide: A presentation of Encyclopaedia Britannica Educational Corporation, in association with Avatar Learning, Inc.

© Encyclopaedia Britannica Educational Corporation (for music: d.b.a. EBEC Music) Appl. au.: Encyclopaedia Britannica Educational Corporation, employer for hire. DCR 1977; PUB 30Dec77; REG 12Apr78; PA 8-935.

AH-H-H.

Ah-h-h: BLLL 7812R.--[s.l.: s.n.], c1978.

1 reel, 30 sec., sd., color, 16 mm.

Deposit includes script (1 p.).--On script: Al Paul Lefton Company, Inc.--"Prev. known as Vacation seats (BLLL 7812)"

© Beneficial Management Corporation of America (in notice: BMAC) Appl. au.: Beneficial Management Corporation, employer for hire. DCR 1978; PUB 22May78; REG 16Jun78; PA 11-166.

AIRPORT 59.

Airport 59 / Miller-Milkis Productions, Inc. and Henderson Production Company, Inc. in association with Paramount Television.--New York: Paramount Television, cMCMLXXVII.

1 reel, 30 min., sd., color, 16 mm.--(Laverne & Shirley; no 42)

Deposit includes synopsis (2 p.)

CAST: Penny Marshall, Cindy Williams, Betty Garrett et al.

CREDITS: Produced by Arthur Silver, Nick Abdo; directed by Alan Rafkin; written by Chris Thompson; director of photography: William Norton.

© Paramount Pictures Corporation. Appl. au.: Paramount Pictures Corporation, employer for hire. DCR 1977; PUB 19Sep77; REG 11Aug78; PA 11-534.

THE ALAN LAKEIN TIME MANAGEMENT SERIES. See

A Perfectly normal day. (PA 19-344.)

ALCOHOL AND ALCOHOLISM.

Alcohol and alcoholism / produced by Imperial Educational Resources, Inc.; in cooperation with Bill Boal, Inc.--[s.l.: s.n.], p1976.

4 filmstrips.

© Educational Development Corporation. Appl. au.: original visuals: Educational Development Corporation, employer for hire. DCR 1976; PUB 9Aug76; REG 31Jul78; VA 6-681.

ALI--SPINKS. See

Muhammad Ali versus Leon Spinks for the heavyweight championship of the world. (PA 12-010.)

ALICE. See

The Accident. (PA 12-349.)

Alice gets a pass. (PA 12-337.)

Big Daddy Dawson's coming. (PA 12-342.)

The Bundle. (PA 12-356.)

The Dilemma. (PA 12-344.)

The Failure. (PA 12-350.)

Good night, sweet Vera. (PA 12-343.)

The Hex. (PA 12-351.)

The Last review. (PA 12-340.)

Mel's cup. (PA 12-355.)

Mel's happy burger. (PA 12-357.)

Mother-in-law. (PA 12-346.)

Mother-in-law. (PA 12-347.)

A Night to remember. (PA 12-354.)

The Odd couple. (PA 12-353.)

The Pain of no return. (PA 12-352.)

Pay the fifty dollars. (PA 12-339.)

A Piece of the rock. (PA 12-338.)

Sex education. (PA 12-341.)

Vera's mortician. (PA 12-348.)

Who killed Bugs Bunny? (PA 12-345.)

ALICE DOESN'T LIVE HERE ANY MORE. See

The Accident. (PA 12-349.)

Alice gets a pass. (PA 12-337.)

Big Daddy Dawson's coming. (PA 12-342.)

The Bundle. (PA 12-356.)

The Dilemma. (PA 12-344.)

The Failure. (PA 12-350.)

Good night, sweet Vera. (PA 12-343.)

The Hex. (PA 12-351.)

The Last review. (PA 12-340.)

Mel's cup. (PA 12-355.)

Mel's happy burger. (PA 12-357.)

Mother-in-law. (PA 12-346.)

Mother-in-law. (PA 12-347.)

A Night to remember. (PA 12-354.)

The Odd couple. (PA 12-353.)

The Pain of no return. (PA 12-352.)

Pay the fifty dollars. (PA 12-339.)

A Piece of the rock. (PA 12-338.)

Sex education. (PA 12-341.)

Vera's mortician. (PA 12-348.)

Who killed Bugs Bunny? (PA 12-345.)

ALICE GETS A PASS.

Alice gets a pass / a D'Angelo--Bullock--Allen [i.e. William P. D'Angelo--Ray Allen--Harvey Bullock] production; in association with Warner Brothers Television; produced by Bruce Johnson; directed by Jim Drake.--[s.l.: s.n.], c1976.

1 videocassette (30 min.): sd., col.; 3/4 in.--(Alice)

Based on the motion picture Alice doesn't live here any more, released by Warner Brothers, Inc.--Deposit includes synopsis (2 p.)

CAST: Linda Lavin, Polly Holliday, Vic Tayback et al.

CREDITS: Written by Martin Donovan.

© Warner Brothers Television. Appl. au.: Warner Brothers Television (a division of Warner Brothers, Inc.), employer for hire. NM: dramatizations, audio and visual materials, etc. DCR 1976; PUB 23Sep76; REG 7Sep78; PA 12-337.

ALL ABOUT RIVERS.

All about rivers / produced by Encyclopaedia Britannica Educational Corporation; in collaboration with Lloyd A. Stjernberg; writer and producer, Don Murie.--Chicago: EBE, c1974.

5 filmstrips, 5 sound discs, 5 guides, in container.

© Encyclopaedia Britannica Educational Corporation. Appl. au.: compilation, some photography, sounds, text: Encyclopaedia Britannica Educational Corporation, employer for hire. Appl. identifies historical ill. & photos. as preexisting material. NM: sounds, text & some new photos. DCR 1974; PUB 2May74; REG 24Apr78; PA 20-247.

ALL BETS OFF.

All bets off / produced in association with Talent Associates--Norton Simon, Inc., and Universal, an MCA company.--[s.l.: s.n.], c1976.

2 film reels (90 min.): sd., col.; 16 mm.--(Mystery movie) (McMillan)

Deposit includes synopsis (1 p.).--On synopsis: MCA Television.

CAST: Rock Hudson, John Schuck, Martha Raye et al.

CREDITS: Producer: Jon Epstein; director: Jackie Cooper; teleplay: Robert Swanson; theme music: Henry Mancini.

© Universal City Studios, Inc. Appl. au.: Universal City Studios, Inc., employer for hire. DCR 1976: PUB 5Dec76; REG 27Jun78; PA 12-589.

ALL FOR ONE.

All for one.--[s.l.: s.n.], c1977.

1 film reel (45 min.): sd., col.: 16 mm.--(The Bionic woman; no. 47451)

Based on the novel Cyborg by Martin Caidin.--On film: from Universal, an MCA company.--Deposit includes synopsis (1 p.).--On synopsis: MCA TV.

CAST: Lindsay Wagner, Richard Anderson, Martin E. Brooks et al.

CREDITS: Producer: James D. Parriott; written by James D. Parriott; directed by Larry Stewart.

© Universal City Studios, Inc. Appl. au.: Universal City Studios, Inc., employer for hire. NM: dramatization for television. DCR 1977; PUB 7Jan78 (in notice: 1977); REG 27Sep78; PA 15-031.

ALL I WANTED WAS A BIBLE!

All I wanted was a Bible!.--New York: Oxford University Press, c1978.

1 sound cassette, 1 filmstrip, 1 handbook, 1 booklet, in container.

© Oxford University Press, Inc. Appl. au.: slides [sic], narration & "sound recording": Oxford University Press. Inc., employer for hire. Appl. identifies Oxford Bible handbook as preexisting material. NM: slides [sic], narration & "sound recording." DCR 1978; PUB 21Sep78; REG 27Sep78; PA 16-170.

ALL THAT SHATTERS.

All that shatters / a Roy Huggins--Public Arts production; in association with Universal.--[s.l.]: MCA Television, c1977.

1 reel, 60 min., sd., color, 16 mm.--(Baretta)

Deposit includes synopsis (2 p.)

CAST: Robert Blake, Tom Ewell, Ed Grover et al.

CREDITS: Producers: Charles Dismukes, Alan Godfrey; director: Don Medford; teleplay: Rift Fournier, Ed Waters, Sidney Ellis.

© Universal City Studios, Inc. Appl. au.: Universal City Studios, Inc., employer for hire. DCR 1977; PUB 19Oct77; REG 15Aug78; PA 12-321.

ALL THE TROUBLES OF THE WORLD.

All the troubles of the world / a Bernard Wilets production; director, Dianne Haak.--[s.l.]: distributed by BFA, c1978.

1 film reel (22 min.): sd., col.; 16 mm.--(BFA science fiction series)

On film: BFA Educational Media presents.--Deposit includes script (17 p.).--Based on a story by Isaac Asimov.

CREDITS: Sound: Austin McKinney.

© CBS, Inc. Appl. au.: Bernard Wilets, employer for hire. DCR 1978; PUB 24Mar78; REG 1Aug78; PA 14-403.

ALLERGIES, NOTHING TO SNEEZE AT.

Allergies, nothing to sneeze at.--[s.l.: s.n.], c1976.

1 videocassette (29 min.): sd., col.; 3/4 in.--(An Ounce of prevention II)

On film: American Academy of Pediatrics presents.--Deposit includes synopsis (1 p.).--On synopsis: allergy in pediatrics.

© Shannon Productions. Appl. au.: Shannon Productions, employer for hire. DCR 1976; PUB 6Oct76; REG 10May78; PA 13-049.

ALMOST SUMMER.

Almost summer / a Motown production.--[s.l.: s.n.], c1977.

5 film reels (89 min.): sd., col., Panavision; 35 mm.

Deposit includes synopsis (8 p.) & publicity brochure (14 p.).--On brochure: Universal, an MCA company, presents.

CAST: Bruno Kirby, Lee Purcell, John Friedrich et al.

CREDITS: Producer: Rob Cohen; director: Martin Davidson; written by Judith Berg, Sandra Berg, Martin Davidson, Marc Reid Rubel; music score: Charles Lloyd, Ron Altbach; photography: Stevan Larner; film editor: Lynzee Klingman.

© Universal City Studios, Inc. Appl. au.: Universal City Studios, Inc., employer for hire. DCR 1977; PUB 21Mar78 (in notice: 1977); REG 17Aug78; PA 12-577.

THE ALTERNATIVES.

The Alternatives: Jean Garton and Betty Rollin.--[s.l.: s.n.], c1977.

1 videocassette, 30 min., sd., color, 3/4 in.

On videocassette: a presentation of The Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod.--Deposit includes transcript (9 p.).--Air date: July 17, 1977.

CREDITS: Producer: Doris Ann; director: Walter Kravetz.

© National Broadcasting Company, Inc. Appl. au.: National Broadcasting Company, Inc., employer for hire. DCR 1977; PUB 23Jun77; REG 28Jun78; PA 12-029.

ALUMNI.

Alumni.--New York: McCann-Erickson, c1977.

1 reel, 1 min., sd., color, 16 mm.

"Nature of this work: television commercial".--Deposit includes synopsis (1 p.).--On film: McCann-Erickson, Inc.

CAST: Mickey Spillane, Rodney Dangerfield, Mindy Rudolph.

© Miller Brewing Company. Appl. au.: McCann-Erickson, Inc., employer for hire. DCR 1977; PUB 5Aug77; REG 31Jul78; PA 10-786.

AMERICA 2NIGHT.

America 2night: show no. 206 / T. A. T. Communications Company.--Los Angeles: World wide distribution by T. A. T., c1978.

1 videocassette, 30 min., sd., color, 3/4 in.

Deposit includes storylines (4 p.)

CAST: Martin Mull, Fred Willard, Frank DeVol.

CREDITS: Produced by Alan Thicke; directed by Jim Drake; written by Jeremy Stevens, Tom Moore, John Boni et al.; program consultant, Harry Shearer.

© T. A. T. Communications Company. Appl. au.: T. A. T. Communications Company, employer for hire, DCR 1978; PUB 6Jun78; REG 27Jul78; PA 10-129.

AMERICA 2NIGHT.

America 2night: show no. 214 / T. A. T. Communications Company.--Los Angeles: World wide distribution by T. A. T., c1978.

1 videocassette, 30 min., sd., color, 3/4 in.

Deposit includes storylines (4 p.)

CAST: Martin Mull, Fred Willard, Frank DeVol.

CREDITS: Produced by Alan Thicke; directed by Dick Weinberg; written by Jeremy Stevens, Tom Moore, John Boni et al.; program consultant, Harry Shearer.

© T. A. T. Communications Company. Appl. au.: T. A. T. Communications Company, employer for hire. DCR 1978; PUB 13Jun78; REG 27Jul78; PA 10-130.

AMERICA 2NIGHT.

America 2night: show no. 224 / T. A. T. Communications Company.--Los Angeles: World wide distribution by T. A. T., c1978.

1 videocassette, 30 min., sd., color, 3/4 in.

Deposit includes storylines (4 p.)

CAST: Martin Mull, Fred Willard, Frank DeVol.

CREDITS: Produced by Alan Thicke; directed by Randy Winburn; written by Jeremy Stevens, Tom Moore, John Boni et al.; program consultant, Harry Shearer.

© T. A. T. Communications Company. Appl. au.: T. A. T. Communications Company, employer for hire. DCR 1978; PUB 14Jun78; REG 27Jul78; PA 10-131.

AMERICA 2NIGHT.

America 2night: show no. 233 / T. A. T. Communications Company.--Los Angeles: World wide distribution by T. A. T., c1978.

1 videocassette, 30 min., sd., color, 3/4 in.

Deposit includes storylines (4 p.)

CAST: Martin Mull, Fred Willard, Frank DeVol.

CREDITS: Produced by Alan Thicke; directed by James Field; written by Jeremy Stevens, Tom Moore, John Boni et al.; program consultant, Harry Shearer.

© T. A. T. Communications Company. Appl. au.: T. A. T. Communications Company, employer for hire. DCR 1978; PUB 8Jun78; REG 27Jul78; PA 10-132.

AMERICA 2NIGHT.

America 2night: show no. 234 / T. A. T. Communications Company.--Los Angeles: World wide distribution by T. A. T., c1978.

1 videocassette, 30 min., sd., color, 3/4 in.

Deposit includes storylines (4 p.)

CAST: Martin Mull, Fred Willard, Frank DeVol.

CREDITS: Produced by Alan Thicke; directed by James Field; written by Jeremy Stevens, Tom Moore, John Boni et al.; program consultant, Harry Shearer.

© T. A. T. Communications Company. Appl. au.: T. A. T. Communications Company, employer for hire. DCR 1978; PUB 27Jun78; REG 27Jul78; PA 10-133.

AMERICA 2NIGHT.

America 2night: show no. 240 / T. A. T. Communications Company.--Los Angeles: World wide distribution by T. A. T., c1978.

1 videocassette. 30 min., sd., color, 3/4 in.

Deposit includes storylines (4 p.)

CAST: Martin Mull, Fred Willard, Frank DeVol.

CREDITS: Produced by Alan Thicke; directed by James Field; written by Jeremy Stevens, Tom Moore, John Boni et al.; program consultant, Harry Shearer.

© T. A. T. Communications Company. Appl. au.: T. A. T. Communications Company, employer for hire. DCR 1978; PUB 26Jun78; REG 27Jul78; PA 10-134.

AMERICA 2NIGHT.

America 2night: episode 241 / T. A. T. Communications Company.--Los Angeles: World wide distribution by T. A. T., c1978.

1 videocassette, 30 min., sd., color, 3/4 in.

Deposit includes storylines (4 p.)

CAST: Martin Mull, Fred Willard, Frank DeVol.

CREDITS: Produced by Alan Thicke; directed by James Field; written by Jeremy Stevens, Tom Moore, John Boni et al.; program consultant, Harry Shearer.

© T. A. T. Communications Company. Appl. au.: T. A. T. Communications Company, employer for hire. DCR 1978; PUB 5Jul78; REG 27Jul78; PA 10-135.

AMERICA 2NIGHT.

America 2night: show no. 242 / T. A. T. Communications Company.--Los Angeles: World wide distribution by T. A. T., c1978.

1 videocassette, 30 min., sd., color, 3/4 in.

Deposit includes storylines (4 p.)

CAST: Martin Mull, Fred Willard, Frank DeVol.

CREDITS: Produced by Alan Thicke; directed by James Field; written by Jeremy Stevens, Tom Moore, John Boni et al.; program consultant, Harry Shearer.

© T. A. T. Communications Company. Appl. au.: T. A. T. Communications Company, employer for hire. DCR 1978; PUB 29Jun78; REG 27Jul78; PA 10-136.

AMERICA 2NIGHT.

America 2night: show no. 244 / T. A. T. Communications Company.--Los Angeles: World wide distribution by T. A. T., c1978.

1 videocassette, 30 min., sd., color, 3/4 in.

Deposit includes storylines (4 p.)

CAST: Martin Mull, Fred Willard, Frank DeVol.

CREDITS: Produced by Alan Thicke; directed by Jerry Leshay; written by Jeremy Stevens, Tom Moore, John Boni et al.; program consultant, Harry Shearer.

© T. A. T. Communications Company. Appl. au.: T. A. T. Communications Company, employer for hire. DCR 1978; PUB 15Jun78; REG 27Jul78; PA 10-137.

AMERICA 2NIGHT.

America 2night: show no. 246 / T. A. T. Communications Company.--Los Angeles: World wide distribution by T. A. T., c1978.

1 videocassette, 30 min., sd., color, 3/4 in.

Deposit includes storylines (4 p.)

CAST: Martin Mull, Fred Willard, Frank DeVol.

CREDITS: Produced by Alan Thicke; directed by Jerry Leshay; written by Jeremy Stevens, Tom Moore, John Boni et al.; program consultant, Harry Shearer.

© T. A. T. Communications Company. Appl. au.: T. A. T. Communications Company, employer for hire. DCR 1978; PUB 20Jun78; REG 27Jul78; PA 10-138.

AMERICA 2NIGHT.

America 2night: episode 247 / T. A. T. Communications Company.--Los Angeles: World wide distribution by T. A. T., c1978.

1 videocassette, 30 min., sd., color, 3/4 in.

Deposit includes storylines (4 p.)

CAST: Martin Mull, Fred Willard, Frank DeVol.

CREDITS: Produced by Alan Thicke; directed by Randy Winburn; written by Jeremy Stevens, Tom Moore, John Boni et al.; program consultant, Harry Shearer.

© T. A. T. Communications Company. Appl. au.: T. A. T. Communications Company, employer for hire. DCR 1978; PUB 4Jul78; REG 27Jul78; PA 10-139.

AMERICA 2NIGHT.

America 2night: show no. 249 / T. A. T. Communications Company.--[s.l.]: World wide syndication by T. A. T. Communications, c1978.

1 videocassette, 30 min., sd., color, 3/4 in.

CAST: Martin Mull, Fred Willard, Frank DeVol.

CREDITS: Produced by Alan Thicke; director, Randy Winburn; writers, Jeremy Stevens, Tom Moore, John Boni et al.; theme song & music supervision, Bobby Knight.

© T. A. T. Communications Company. Appl. au.: T. A. T. Communications Company, employer for hire. DCR 1978; PUB 9Jun78; REG 27Jul78; PA 10-140.

AMERICA 2NIGHT.

America 2night: episode no. 252 / T. A. T. Communications Company.--[s.l.]: World wide distribution by T. A. T. Communications, c1978.

1 videocassette, 30 min., sd., color, 3/4 in.

CAST: Martin Mull, Fred Willard, Frank DeVol.

CREDITS: Producer, Alan Thicke; director, Randy Winburn; writers, Jeremy Stevens, Tom Moore, John Boni et al.

© T. A. T. Communications Company. Appl. au.: T. A. T. Communications Company, employer for hire. DCR 1978; PUB 7Jun78; REG 27Jul78; PA 10-141.

AMERICA 2NIGHT.

America 2night: episode no. 253 / T. A. T. Communications Company.--[s.l.]: World wide distribution by T. A. T. Communications, c1978.

1 videocassette, 30 min., sd., color, 3/4 in.

CAST: Martin Mull, Fred Willard, Frank DeVol.

CREDITS: Producer, Alan Thicke; director, Randy Winburn; writers, Jeremy Stevens, Tom Moore, John Boni et al.

© T. A. T. Communications Company. Appl. au.: T. A. T. Communications Company, employer for hire. DCR 1978; PUB 6Jul78; REG 27Jul78; PA 10-142.

AMERICA 2NIGHT.

America 2night: show no. 254 / T. A. T. Communications Company.--[s.l.]: World wide syndication by T. A. T. Communications, c1978.

1 videocassette, 30 min., sd., color, 3/4 in.

CAST: Martin Mull, Fred Willard, Frank DeVol.

CREDITS: Producer, Alan Thicke; director, Randy Winburn; writers, Jeremy Stevens, Tom Moore, John Boni et al.; theme song & music supervision, Bobby Knight.

© T. A. T. Communications Company. Appl. au.: T. A. T. Communications Company, employer for hire. DCR 1978; PUB 16Jun78; REG 27Jul78; PA 10-143.

AMERICA 2NIGHT.

America 2night: show no. 255 / T. A. T. Communications Company.--[s.l.]: World wide distribution by T. A. T. Communications, c1978.

1 videocassette, 30 min., sd., color, 3/4 in.

CAST: Martin Mull, Fred Willard, Frank DeVol.

CREDITS: Producer, Alan Thicke; director, Randy Winburn; writers, Jeremy Stevens, Tom Moore, John Boni et al.

© T. A. T. Communications Company. Appl. au.: T. A. T. Communications Company, employer for hire. DCR 1978; PUB 19Jun78; REG 27Jul78; PA 10-144.

AMERICA 2NIGHT.

America 2night: episode no. 256 / T. A. T. Communications Company.--[s.l.]: World wide distribution by T. A. T. Communications, c1978.

1 videocassette, 30 min., sd., color, 3/4 in.

CAST: Martin Mull, Fred Willard, Frank DeVol.

CREDITS: Producer, Alan Thicke; director, Randy Winburn; writers, Jeremy Stevens, Tom Moore, John Boni et al.

© T. A. T. Communications Company. Appl. au.: T. A. T. Communications Company, employer for hire. DCR 1978; PUB 5Jun78; REG 27Jul78; PA 10-145.

AMERICA 2NIGHT.

America 2night: show no. 257 / T. A. T. Communications Company.--[s.l.]: World wide distribution by T. A. T. Communications, c1978.

1 videocassette, 30 min., sd., color, 3/4 in.

CAST: Martin Mull, Fred Willard, Frank DeVol.

CREDITS: Producer, Alan Thicke; director, Randy Winburn; writers, Jeremy Stevens, Tom Moore, John Boni et al.

© T. A. T. Communications Company. Appl. au.: T. A. T. Communications Company, employer for hire. DCR 1978; PUB 12Jun78; REG 27Jul78; PA 10-146.

AMERICA 2NIGHT.

America 2night: show no. 258 / T. A. T. Communications Company.--[s.l.]: World wide syndication by T. A. T. Communications, c1978.

1 videocassette, 30 min., sd., color, 3/4 in.

CAST: Martin Mull, Fred Willard, Frank DeVol.

CREDITS: Producer, Alan Thicke; director, Randy Winburn; writers, Jeremy Stevens, Tom Moore, John Boni et al.; theme song & music supervision, Bobby Knight.

© T. A. T. Communications Company. Appl. au.: T. A. T. Communications Company, employer for hire. DCR 1978; PUB 30Jun78; REG 27Jul78; PA 10-147.

AMERICA 2NIGHT.

America 2night: show no. 259 / T. A. T. Communications Company.--[s.l.]: World wide distribution by T. A. T. Communications, c1978.

1 videocassette, 30 min., sd., color, 3/4 in.

CAST: Martin Mull, Fred Willard, Frank DeVol.

CREDITS: Producer, Alan Thicke; director, Randy Winburn; writers, Jeremy Stevens, Tom Moore, John Boni et al.

© T. A. T. Communications Company. Appl. au.: T. A. T. Communications Company, employer for hire. DCR 1978; PUB 28Jun78; REG 27Jul78; PA 10-148.

AMERICA 2NIGHT.

America 2night: show no. 260 / T. A. T. Communications Company.--[s.l.]: World wide distribution by T. A. T. Communications, c1978.

1 videocassette, 30 min., sd., color, 3/4 in.

CAST: Martin Mull, Fred Willard, Frank DeVol.

CREDITS: Producer, Alan Thicke; director, Randy Winburn; writers, Jeremy Stevens, Tom Moore, John Boni et al.

© T. A. T. Communications Company. Appl. au.: T. A. T. Communications Company, employer for hire. DCR 1978; PUB 21Jun78; REG 27Jul78; PA 10-149.

AMERICA 2NIGHT.

America 2night: show no. 261 / T. A. T. Communications Company.--[s.l.]: World wide distribution by T. A. T. Communications, c1978.

1 videocassette, 30 min., sd., color, 3/4 in.

CAST: Martin Mull, Fred Willard, Frank DeVol.

CREDITS: Producer, Alan Thicke; director, Randy Winburn; writers, Jeremy Stevens, Tom Moore, John Boni et al.

© T. A. T. Communications Company. Appl. au.: T. A. T. Communications Company, employer for hire. DCR 1978; PUB 22Jun78; REG 27Jul78; PA 10-150.

AMERICA 2NIGHT.

America 2night: show no. 262 / T. A. T. Communications Company.--[s.l.]: World wide syndication by T. A. T. Communications, c1978.

1 videocassette, 30 min., sd., color, 3/4 in.

CAST: Martin Mull, Fred Willard, Frank DeVol.

CREDITS: Producer, Alan Thicke; director, Randy Winburn; writers, Jeremy Stevens, Tom Moore, John Boni et al.; theme song & music supervision, Bobby Knight.

© T. A. T. Communications Company. Appl. au.: T. A. T. Communications Company, employer for hire. DCR 1978; PUB 7Jul78; REG 27Jul78; PA 10-151.

AMERICA 2NIGHT.

America 2night: show no. 263 / T. A. T. Communications Company.--[s.l.]: World wide syndication by T. A. T. Communications, c1978.

1 videocassette, 30 min., sd., color, 3/4 in.

CAST: Martin Mull, Fred Willard, Frank DeVol.

CREDITS: Producer, Alan Thicke; director, Randy Winburn; writers, Jeremy Stevens, Tom Moore, John Boni et al.; theme song & music supervision, Bobby Knight.

© T. A. T. Communications Company. Appl. au.: T. A. T. Communications Company, employer for hire. DCR 1978; PUB 23Jun78; REG 27Jul78; PA 10-152.

AMERICA 2NIGHT.

America 2night: show no. 264 / T. A. T. Communications Company.--[s.l.]: World wide distribution by T. A. T. Communications, c1978.

1 videocassette, 30 min., sd., color, 3/4 in.

CAST: Martin Mull, Fred Willard, Frank DeVol.

CREDITS: Producer, Alan Thicke; director, Randy Winburn; writers, Jeremy Stevens, Tom Moore, John Boni et al.

© T. A. T. Communications Company. Appl. au.: T. A. T. Communications Company, employer for hire. DCR 1978; PUB 3Jul78; REG 27Jul78; PA 10-153.

AMERICA--ACHIEVEMENT AND CHALLENGE.

America--achievement and challenge: sound filmstrips: program A / produced by Harcourt Brace Jovanovich Films; consultants, David Green, Morris Lewenstein, Stephen Maizlish, Jr.--Cassette ed.--New York: HBJ Films, c1976.

2 filmstrips, 2 sound cassettes, 1 instruction card, teacher's notes, in container.

On teacher's notes: ISBN 0-15-372591-5.

ISBN 0-15-372590-7.

© Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, Inc. Appl. au.: text, filmstrips, "sound recording": Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, Inc., as employer for hire. DCR 1976; PUB 13Dec76; REG 12Jun78; PA 8-679.

THE AMERICAN FILM INSTITUTE ...

The American Film Institute cordially invites you to join in a celebration honoring Mister James Cagney.--New York: [Distributed by] Worldvision Enterprises, c1974.

2 videocassettes (90 min.): sd., col.; 3/4 in.

Deposit includes script (76 p.) & synopsis (1 p.).--Title on script: The American Film Institute salutes James Cagney.

CREDITS: Producer: Paul W. Keyes; director: Bill Foster; written by Paul W. Keyes, Marc London & David Panich; musical director: Nelson Riddle; film edited by Allan Holzman; video tape editor: Jean DeCrais.

© The American Film Institute. Appl. au.: creator & executive producer: The American Film Institute, employer for hire. Appl. identifies as preexisting material film clips from films in which James Cagney acted. NM: tribute speeches honoring James Cagney for his contribution to the American film heritage. DCR 1974; PUB 18Mar74; REG 2Oct78; PA 16-301.

THE AMERICAN FILM INSTITUTE PRESENTS ...

The American Film Institute presents a salute to John Ford.--New York: [Distributed by] Worldvision Enterprises, c1973.

2 videocassettes (90 min.): sd., col.; 3/4 in.

Deposit includes script (60 p.)

CREDITS: Produced by Carolyn Raskin; directed by Robert Scheerer; written by Robert Wells, Bill Richmond; musical director: Nelson Riddle; video tape editor: Bill Kendall; film sequences edited by Richard Patterson.

© The American Film Institute. Appl. au.: creator & executive producer: The American Film Institute, employer for hire. Appl. identifies as preexisting material film clips of films directed by John Ford. NM: tribute speeches honoring Ford for his work in the field of cinema. DCR 1973; PUB 2Apr73; REG 2Oct78; PA 16-302.

THE AMERICAN FILM INSTITUTE PRESENTS ...

The American Film Institute presents a salute to Orson Welles.--New York: [Distributed by] Worldvision Enterprises, c1975.

2 videocassettes (90 min.): sd., col.; 3/4 in.

Deposit includes script (78 p.) & synopsis (1 p.).--Title on script: The American Film Institute salute to Orson Welles.

CREDITS: Producer: Paul W. Keyes; director: Bill Foster; written by Paul W. Keyes, Marc London & Bob Howard; musical director: Nelson Riddle; video tape editor: Art Schneider.

© The American Film Institute. Appl. au.: The American Film Institute, employer for hire. Appl. identifies as preexisting material film clips from productions which were directed by Orson Welles or in which he acted. NM: additional material--tribute speeches honoring Orson Welles for his contribution to the American film heritage. DCR 1975; PUB 17Feb75; REG 2Oct78; PA 16-299.

THE AMERICAN FILM INSTITUTE PRESENTS ...

The American Film Institute presents a salute to William Wyler.--New York: [Distributed by] Worldvision Enterprises, c1976.

2 videocassettes (90 min.): sd., col.; 3/4 in.

Deposit includes script (95 p.) & synopsis (1 p.).--Title on script: The American Film Institute salute to William Wyler.

CREDITS: Producer: Paul W. Keyes; director: Stan Harris; written by Paul W. Keyes, Marc London & Terry Hart; musical director: Nelson Riddle; video tape editor: Hal Collins; film sequences edited by John Simpson.

© The American Film Institute. Appl. au.: creator & executive producer: The American Film Institute, employer for hire. Appl. identifies as preexisting material film clips from productions directed by William Wyler. NM: tribute speeches honoring William Wyler for his contribution to the field of cinema. DCR 1976; PUB 14Mar76; REG 2Oct78; PA 16-300.

THE AMERICAN FILM INSTITUTE SALUTE TO ORSON WELLES. See

The American Film Institute presents a salute to Orson Welles. (PA 16-299.)

THE AMERICAN FILM INSTITUTE SALUTE TO WILLIAM WYLER. See

The American Film Institute presents a salute to William Wyler. (PA 16-300.)

THE AMERICAN FILM INSTITUTE SALUTES JAMES CAGNEY. See

The American Film Institute cordially invites you to join in a celebration honoring Mister James Cagney. (PA 16-301.)

AMERICAN GROUP PRACTICE ASSOCIATION PATIENT EDUCATION SERIES. See

Helping your child with juvenile rheumatoid arthritis. (PA 11-217.)

Living with hemodialysis. (PA 11-214.)

Understanding abdominal hysterectomy. (PA 11-216.)

Understanding vaginal hysterectomy. (PA 11-215.)

Your gallstone operation. (PA 11-213.)

AMERICAN HOT WAX.

American hot wax.--[s.l.: s.n.], c1978.

5 film reels (93 min.): sd., col. Panavision; 35 mm.

Deposit includes synopsis (26 p.) & press book (12 p.).--On synopsis: Paramount Pictures presents.

CAST: Tim McIntire, Fran Drescher, Jay Leno et al.

CREDITS: Producer: Art Linson; director: Floyd Mutrux; screenplay: John Kaye; story: John Kaye, Art Linson; music producer & supervisor: Kenny Vance; photography: William A. Fraker; film editor: Danford B. Greene.

© Paramount Pictures Corporation. Appl. au.: screenplay, music & other cinematographic material: Paramount Pictures Corporation, employer for hire. NM: screenplay, music & other cinematographic materials. DCR 1978; PUB 6Mar78; REG 22Sep78; PA 13-109.

AMERICAN REV.

[American Rev.: no. HNUN8306].--[s.l.: s.n.], c1978.

1 film reel (30 sec.): sd., col.; 16 mm.

Title from film box & description.--Deposit includes script (1 p.)

© Hanes Corporation. Appl. ti.: Underalls--American Rev. Appl. au.: Case & McGrath, Inc., employer for hire. DCR 1977; PUB 1Jan78; REG 27Sep78; PA 14-488.

AMERICA'S SWEETHEART: THE MARY ...

America's sweetheart: the Mary Pickford story / Polytel Film, Ltd., Mary Pickford Company.--Beverly Hills, Calif.: M. Pickford Co., c1977.

4 reels, 78 min., sd., color, 35 mm.

At head of ti.: Polytel/Pickford Company presents.--Deposit includes 1 script (17 p.)

CAST: Narrated by Henry Fonda; commentary: Mary Pickford, Gene Kelly, Charles Buddy Rogers et al.

CREDITS: Produced by Matty Kemp & Michael Small; screenplay & direction: John Edwards; story & research: Matty Kemp; music composed by David Fanshawe; conducted by Owain Arwel Hughes; vocals by Nick Curtis; film editor: Al Gell; cameraman: Irv Goodnoff.

© The Mary Pickford Company. Appl. au.: compilation, narrative and bridging dialogue, and added film footage: The Mary Pickford Company, employer for hire. Appl. identifies film clippings as preexisting material. NM: compilation, narrative, bridging dialogue & added film footage. DCR 1977; PUB 21Apr77; REG 6Jun78; PA 10-832.

AMOS HELPS OUT.

Amos helps out / produced through the facilities of Hal Roach Studios; under the supervision of Sidney VanKeuren; directed by Charles Barton.--2d revision.--[s.l.: s.n.], 1953.

1 film reel (30 min.): sd., b & w; 16 mm.--(The Amos 'n' Andy show; episode no. 1754)

Deposit includes script (40 p.)

CAST: Alvin Childress, Tim Moore & Spencer Williams, Jr.

CREDITS: Editor: Daniel A. Nathan; written for television by Bob Ross & Dave Schwartz; script by Joe Connelly, Bob Mosher & Bob Ross.

© CBS, Inc. (in notice: Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc.) Appl. au.: CBS, Inc., employer for hire. DCR 1951; PUB 2Jun53: REG 11May78; PA 3-668.

THE AMOS 'N' ANDY SHOW; EPISODE 1017-37. See

Sapphire's sister. (PA 18-878.)

THE AMOS 'N' ANDY SHOW; EPISODE 1017-39. See

Leroy's suit. (PA 18-874.)

THE AMOS 'N' ANDY SHOW; EPISODE 1017-40. See

Rare coin. (PA 18-873.)

THE AMOS 'N' ANDY SHOW; EPISODE 1017-44. See

Kingfish gets drafted. (PA 18-871.)

THE AMOS 'N' ANDY SHOW; EPISODE 1017-45. See

The Gun. (PA 18-879.)

THE AMOS 'N' ANDY SHOW; EPISODE 1017-47. See

Fur coat. (PA 18-877.)

THE AMOS 'N' ANDY SHOW; EPISODE 1017-50. See

The Winslow woman. (PA 18-876.)

THE AMOS 'N' ANDY SHOW; EPISODE 1017-52. See

Leroy lends a hand. (PA 18-872.)

THE AMOS 'N' ANDY SHOW; EPISODE 1017-53. See

Relatives. (PA 18-875.)

THE AMOS 'N' ANDY SHOW; EPISODE 1017-65. See

The Christmas story. (PA 18-870.)

THE AMOS 'N' ANDY SHOW; EPISODE 1704. See

The Lodge Brothers complain. (PA 3-645.)

THE AMOS 'N' ANDY SHOW; EPISODE 1711. See

The Girl upstairs. (PA 3-644.)

THE AMOS 'N' ANDY SHOW; EPISODE 1712. See

The Kingfish goes to work. (PA 3-643.)

THE AMOS 'N' ANDY SHOW; EPISODE 1723. See

The Race horse. (PA 3-641.)

THE AMOS 'N' ANDY SHOW; EPISODE 1724. See

Andy getting married. (PA 3-642.)

THE AMOS 'N' ANDY SHOW; EPISODE 1725. See

The Piggy bank. (PA 3-640.)

THE AMOS 'N' ANDY SHOW; EPISODE 1726. See

Superfine brush. (PA 3-639.)

THE AMOS 'N' ANDY SHOW; EPISODE 1736. See

Kingfish's last friend. (PA 3-632.)

THE AMOS 'N' ANDY SHOW; EPISODE 1746. See

The Young girl's mother. (PA 3-636.)

THE AMOS 'N' ANDY SHOW; EPISODE 1748. See

Sapphire disappears. (PA 3-633.)

THE AMOS 'N' ANDY SHOW; EPISODE 1749. See

Jewelry store robbery. (PA 3-634.)

THE AMOS 'N' ANDY SHOW; EPISODE 1751. See

Call Lehigh 4-9900. (PA 3-635.)

THE AMOS 'N' ANDY SHOW; EPISODE 1756. See

Getting Momma married. (PA 3-638.)

THE AMOS 'N' ANDY SHOW; EPISODE 1760. See

Turkey dinner. (PA 3-637.)

THE AMOS 'N' ANDY SHOW; EPISODE NO. 1703. See

Vacation show. (PA 3-652.)

THE AMOS 'N' ANDY SHOW; EPISODE NO. 1705. See

The Kingfish buys a chair. (PA 3-650.)

THE AMOS 'N' ANDY SHOW; EPISODE NO. 1706. See

New neighbors. (PA 3-660.)

THE AMOS 'N' ANDY SHOW; EPISODE NO. 1707. See

The Classified ad. (PA 3-649.)

THE AMOS 'N' ANDY SHOW; EPISODE NO. 1708. See

The Society party. (PA 3-653.)

THE AMOS 'N' ANDY SHOW; EPISODE NO. 1709. See

Vive la France. (PA 3-654.)

THE AMOS 'N' ANDY SHOW; EPISODE NO. 1710. See

The Convention. (PA 3-651.)

THE AMOS 'N' ANDY SHOW; EPISODE NO. 1714. See

Engagement ring. (PA 3-663.)

THE AMOS 'N' ANDY SHOW; EPISODE NO. 1715. See

The Eyeglass. (PA 3-658.)

THE AMOS 'N' ANDY SHOW; EPISODE NO. 1716. See

Hospitalization. (PA 3-664.)

THE AMOS 'N' ANDY SHOW; EPISODE NO. 1717. See

Sapphire's mysterious admirer. (PA 3-661.)

THE AMOS 'N' ANDY SHOW; EPISODE NO. 1718. See

The Adoption. (PA 3-655.)

THE AMOS 'N' ANDY SHOW; EPISODE NO. 1719. See

The Broken clock. (PA 3-657.)

THE AMOS 'N' ANDY SHOW; EPISODE NO. 1720. See

The Ballet tickets. (PA 3-646.)

THE AMOS 'N' ANDY SHOW; EPISODE NO. 1721. See

The Boarder. (PA 3-659.)

THE AMOS 'N' ANDY SHOW; EPISODE NO. 1722. See

Arabia. (PA 3-662.)

THE AMOS 'N' ANDY SHOW; EPISODE NO. 1727. See

Mister Jackson comes to town. (PA 3-656.)

THE AMOS 'N' ANDY SHOW; EPISODE NO. 1728. See

Cousin Effie's will. (PA 3-647.)

THE AMOS 'N' ANDY SHOW; EPISODE NO. 1729. See

Restitution. (PA 3-648.)

THE AMOS 'N' ANDY SHOW; EPISODE NO. 1731. See

The Antique shop. (PA 3-631.)

THE AMOS 'N' ANDY SHOW; EPISODE NO. 1732. See

The Kingfish sells a lot. (PA 3-630.)

THE AMOS 'N' ANDY SHOW; EPISODE NO. 1738. See

Seeing is believing. (PA 3-669.)

THE AMOS 'N' ANDY SHOW; EPISODE NO. 1741. See

Counterfeiters rent basement. (PA 3-667.)

THE AMOS 'N' ANDY SHOW; EPISODE NO. 1742. See

Kingfish has a baby. (PA 3-665.)

THE AMOS 'N' ANDY SHOW; EPISODE NO. 1743. See

Kingfish's secretary. (PA 3-670.)

THE AMOS 'N' ANDY SHOW; EPISODE NO. 1753. See

Andy buys a house. (PA 3-666.)

THE AMOS 'N' ANDY SHOW; EPISODE NO. 1754. See

Amos helps out. (PA 3-668.)

THE AMOS 'N' ANDY SHOW; EPISODE NO. 1755. See

Getting Momma married. (PA 3-677.)

THE AMOS 'N' ANDY SHOW; EPISODE NO. 1757. See

The Happy Stevenses. (PA 3-675.)

THE AMOS 'N' ANDY SHOW; EPISODE NO. 1758. See

Traffic violation. (PA 3-676.)

THE AMOS 'N' ANDY SHOW; EPISODE NO. 1759. See

Quo vadis. (PA 3-674.)

THE AMOS 'N' ANDY SHOW; EPISODE NO. 1761. See

The Diner. (PA 3-672.)

THE AMOS 'N' ANDY SHOW; EPISODE NO. 1762. See

Ready made family. (PA 3-673.)

THE AMOS 'N' ANDY SHOW; EPISODE NO. 1764. See

Andy gets a telegram. (PA 3-671.)

AMPLIFIERS AND AUDIO SYSTEMS.

Amplifiers and audio systems / Media Works of Arizona; in association with LDP, Inc.

(In Sound: recording and reproduction. 6 sound cassettes, 6 filmstrips, 1 instructor's manual, 1 sheet, 6 folders, in container)

© Media Works of Arizona. Appl. au.: writing, direction, photography: Barry James Fuller; artwork, photography, editorial revisions: Barry James Fuller, employer for hire. DCR 1978; PUB 17Apr78; REG 30May78; PA 12-825.

AN ANALYTICAL RECORD OF YIELDS AND YIELD SPREADS. See

A Monthly plot of the Prime Municipal yield curves, 1950-1977. (PAu 33-544.)

A Monthly plot of the U. S. Government yield curve, 1950-1977. (PAu 33-543.)

AND MOTHER MAKES FOUR.

And Mother makes four / NRW Company; in association with TTC Productions, Inc.--[s.l.: s.n.], c1977.

1 videocassette, 30 min., sd., color, 3/4 in.--(Three's company: no. 0102)

Deposit includes synopsis (1 p.), credit sheet (3 p.) & contact sheet (1 p.).--Based on a Thames Television program, Man about the house, created by Johnnie Mortimer & Brian Cooke.

CAST: John Ritter, Joyce DeWitt, Suzanne Somers et al.

CREDITS: Produced by Don Nicholl, Michael Ross, Bernie West; directed by Bill Hobin; written by Don Nicholl, Michael Ross, Bernie West; music by Joe Raposo; videotape editor: Jay Scherberth.

© Three's Company, a joint venture consisting of TTC Productions, Inc. & The NRW Company. Appl. au.: Three's Company, employer for hire. DCR 1977; PUB 24Mar77; REG 7Aug78; PA 12-616.

ANDY BUYS A HOUSE.

Andy buys a house / produced through the facilities of Hal Roach Studios; under the supervision of Sidney VanKeuren; directed by Charles Barton.--[s.l.: s.n.], 1953.

1 film reel (30 min.): sd., b & w; 16 mm.--(The Amos 'n' Andy show; episode no. 1753)

Deposit includes synopsis (1 p.)

CAST: Alvin Childress, Tim Moore & Spencer Williams, Jr.

CREDITS: Editor: Daniel A. Nathan; written for television by Bob Ross & Dave Schwartz; script by Joe Connelly, Bob Mosher & Bob Ross.

© CBS, Inc. (in notice: Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc.) Appl. au.: CBS, Inc., employer for hire. DCR 1951; PUB 2Jun53; REG 11May78; PA 3-666.

ANDY GETS A TELEGRAM.

Andy gets a telegram / produced through the facilities of Hal Roach Studios; under the supervision of Sidney VanKeuren; directed by Charles Barton.--[s.l.: s.n.], 1953.

1 film reel (30 min.): sd., b & w; 16 mm.--(The Amos 'n' Andy show; episode no. 1764)

Deposit includes synopsis (1 p.)

CAST: Alvin Childress, Tim Moore & Spencer Williams, Jr.

CREDITS: Editor: Daniel A. Nathan; written for television by Bob Ross & Dave Schwartz; script by Joe Connelly, Bob Mosher & Bob Ross.

© CBS, Inc. (in notice: Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc.) Appl. au.: CBS, Inc., employer for hire. DCR 1951; PUB 2Jun53; REG 11May78; PA 3-671.

ANDY GETTING MARRIED.

Andy getting married / produced through the facilities of Hal Roach Studios; under the supervision of Sidney VanKeuren; directed by Charles Barton.--[s.l.: s.n.], 1953.

1 film reel (30 min.): sd., b & w; 16 mm.--(The Amos 'n' Andy show; episode 1724)

Deposit includes script (29 p.).--On script: first draft.

CAST: Alvin Childress, Tim Moore & Spencer Williams, Jr.

CREDITS: Editor: Daniel A. Nathan; written for television by Bob Ross & Dave Schwartz; script by Joe Connelly, Bob Mosher & Bob Ross.

© CBS, Inc. (in notice: Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc.) Appl. au.: CBS, Inc., employer for hire. DCR 1953; PUB 1Jun53; REG 26Apr78; PA 3-642.

THE ANGRY TAXPAYER.

The Angry taxpayer: with CBS News correspondent Walter Cronkite / CBS News.--[s.l.: s.r.], 1978.

1 videocassette, 60 min., sd., color, 3/4 in.--(CBS News special report)

Deposit includes script (19 p.)

CREDITS: Producer: George Murray. © CBS, Inc. Appl. au.: CBS, Inc., employer for hire. DCR 1978; PUB 15Jun78; REG 24Aug78; PA 11-267.

ANIMAL CAMOUFLAGE.

Animal camouflage.--[s.l.]: Distributed by BFA, cMCMLXXVII.

1 reel, 9 min., sd., color, 16 mm.

On copy: BFA Educational Media presents; Allied Film Artists, Inc.--Deposit includes script (4 p.)

CREDITS: Written by Ron Casden; edited by Sandy Ostertag; sound by George Goen. © CBS, Inc. Appl. au.: Allied Film Artists, employer for hire. DCR 1977; PUB 22Jul77; REG 16May78; PA 11-047.

ANIMAL CHARACTERISTICS.

Animal characteristics / written by Matilda Gutman, Bertha Johnson.--[Fair Lawn, N. J.]: January Productions, c1977.

1 filmstrip, 1 sound cassette, 1 folder, in container.--(A First filmstrip about, set 2)

(With Our solar system et al.).--At head of ti. on filmstrip: January Productions presents.--Accompanying material consists of 3 additional filmstrips, 3 additional sound cassettes & 3 additional folders.

© January Productions, Inc. Appl. au.: January Productions, Inc., employer for hire. DCR 1977; PUB 15Nov77; REG 7Apr78; PA 12-482.

ANIMALS AND THEIR HOMES.

Animals and their homes.--Rev. / revision produced by Victor Aronovich.--[s.l.: s.n.], 1978.

1 film reel (9 min.): sd., col.; 16 mm.

Production no. 3923.--Deposit includes master script (10 p.)

CREDITS: Advisors: Robert Sund & Dolores Streff.

© Coronet Instructional Media (a division of Esquire, Inc.) Appl. au.: Coronet Instructional Media (a division of Esquire, Inc.), employer for hire. Prev. reg. 25Aug55, MP6482. NM: all new narration, music & sound effects, & some new footage. DCR 1978; PUB 31May78; REG 3Oct78; PA 19-733.

ANIMALS IN THE CITY.

Animals in the city / Encyclopaedia Britannica Educational Corporation; [made by] Omnimedia.--Chicago: EBE, c1978.

1 reel, 10 min., sd., color, 16 mm.

CREDITS: Produced by Bruce Witty; written by Katie Maloney & Bruce Witty.

© Encyclopaedia Britannica Educational Corporation. Appl. au.: Encyclopaedia Britannica Educational Corporation, employer for hire. DCR 1978; PUB 24Apr78; REG 30May78; PA 8-948.

ANIMALS OF AFRICA.

Animals of Africa / produced by Karl and Stephen Maslowski; in collaboration with Centron Corporation.--Lawrence, Kan.: Centron Films, c1978.

1 film reel (12 min.): sd., col., 16 mm. + 1 leader's guide (2 p.)

On film: a Centron Films presentation.--Intended audience: elementary courses in science.

© Centron Corporation, Inc. Appl. au.: Centron Corporation, employer for hire. DCR 1978; PUB 20Sep78; REG 17Oct78; PA 19-304.

ANIMALS ON THE SCHOOL GROUND.

Animals on the school ground.--[s.l.: s.n.], 1978.

1 videocassette (20 min.): sd., col.: 3/4 in.--(Teaching life science in the elementary school; lesson 5)

Deposit includes synopsis (1 p.).--On synopsis: Western Kentucky University Television Center.--Series title on synopsis: Science in the elementary school.

© Western Kentucky University. Appl. ti.: Program V--Animals on the school ground. Appl. au.: Western Kentucky University, employer of Glenn H. Crumb & Herbert N. Simmons. DCR 1977; PUB 28Feb78 (in notice: 1977); REG 28Jul78; PA 15-331.

ANNIE.

Annie / an EAV production.--Pleasantville, N. Y.: EAV, c1978.

2 filmstrips: col.; 35 mm.--(EAV music appreciation series)

Pts. 1-2.--Filmstrips intended to accompany sounds; sounds not deposited.

© Educational Audio Visual, Inc. Appl. au.: selection and sequencing of visuals on filmstrip: Educational Audio Visuals, Inc., employer for hire. Appl. identifies most photos. taken by photographer as preexisting material. NM: original photos. & visual effects integrated with newly compiled visuals. DCR 1978; PUB 10Oct78; REG 17Oct78; VA 11-868.

ANSCHLUSS '77.

Anschluss '77.--[s.l.: s.n.], c1977.

1 film reel (60 min.): sd., col.; 16 mm.--(The New adventures of Wonder Woman)

Based on characters from the comic strip Wonder Woman created by Charles Moulton.--On film: The Douglas S. Cramer Company; in association with Warner Brothers Television.--Deposit includes synopsis (3 p.)

CAST: Lynda Carter, Lyle Waggoner, Normann Burton et al.

CREDITS: Produced by Mark Rodgers; written by Dallas S. Barnes; contributing writer: Frank Telford.

© D. C. Comics, Inc. & Warner Brothers Television. Appl. au.: Warner Brothers Television (a division of Warner Brothers, Inc.), employer for hire. NM: original film dramatization. DCR 1977; PUB 21Sep77; REG 7Sep78; PA 12-359.

AN ANTHOLOGY OF EUROPEAN LITERATURE. See

An Audio visual history of European literature. (PA 14-773.)

THE ANTIDOTE.

The Antidote.--[s.l.: s.n.], c1978.

1 film reel (45 min.): sd., col.; 16 mm.--(The Bionic woman; no. 47448)

Based on the novel Cyborg by Martin Caidin.--On film: from Universal, an MCA company.--Deposit includes synopsis (1 p.).--On synopsis: MCA TV.

CAST: Lindsay Wagner, Martin E. Brooks, Jennifer Darling et al.

CREDITS: Producer: Arthur Rowe; written by Arthur Rowe, Tom and Helen August: directed by Don McDougall.

© Universal City Studios, Inc. Appl. au.: Universal City Studios, Inc., employer for hire. NM: dramatization for television. DCR 1978; PUB 21Jan78; REG 27Sep78; PA 15-015.

THE ANTIQUE SHOP.

The Antique shop / produced through the facilities of Hal Roach Studios; under the supervision of Sidney VanKeuren; directed by Charles Barton.--[s.l.: s.n.], 1953.

1 film reel (30 min.): sd., b & w; 16 mm.--(The Amos 'n' Andy show; episode no. 1731)

Deposit includes script (34 p.).--On script: 1st draft.

CAST: Alvin Childress, Tim Moore, & Spencer Williams, Jr.

CREDITS: Editor: Daniel A. Nathan; written for television by Bob Ross & Dave Schwartz; script by Joe Connelly, Bob Kosher & Bob Ross.

© CBS, Inc. (in notice: Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc.) Appl. au.: CBS, Inc., employer for hire. DCR 1952; PUB 1Jun53; REG 3May78; PA 3-631.

ANWAR SADAT--CRISIS & BELIEF.

Anwar Sadat--crisis & belief / by The Hon Foundation.

1 videocassette (30 min.): sd.; 1/2 in. + synopsis (13 p.)

Synopsis ti.: Anwar Sadat interview--crisis & belief.

CREDITS: Producer: Barry G. Hon; director: Mark Tuttle.

© The Hon Foundation. Appl. au.: The Hon Foundation, employer for hire. DCR 1978; REG 23Jun78; PAu 46-893.

ANWAR SADAT INTERVIEW--CRISIS & BELIEF. See

Anwar Sadat--crisis & belief. (PAu 46-893.)

ANYTHING CAN HAPPEN. See

Harpy & Sharpy. (PAu 72-924.)

APPLIED BUSINESS LAW.

Applied business law: v. 1 / produced by Audiovision.--Cincinnati: South-Western Pub. Co., ©1978.

4 filmstrips, 2 sound cassettes, 1 card, in container.

On filmstrip: South-Western presents.

© South-Western Publishing Company. Appl. au.: "entire recorded & filmed material": Southwestern Publishing Company, employer for hire. DCR 1978; PUB 16Oct78; REG 22Nov78; PA 20-246.

THE APPOINTMENT.

The Appointment / a Roy Huggins--Public Arts production; in association with Universal.--[Canada]: MCA Television, c1977.

1 reel, 60 min., sd., color, 16 mm.--(Baretta)

Deposit includes synopsis (1 p.)

CAST: Robert Blake, Tom Ewell, Ed Grover et al.

CREDITS: Producers: Charles Dismukes, Alan Godfrey; director: Bernard Kowalski; teleplay: Arthur B. Lewis, Ed Waters, Sidney Ellis.

© Universal City Studios, Inc. Appl. au.: Universal City Studios, Inc., employer for hire. DCR 1977; PUB 31Jan78 (in notice: 1977); REG 15Aug78; PA 12-316.

APPROACH AND GREETING.

Approach and greeting.--[s.l.: s.n.], c1978.

1 sound filmstrip cartridge, 1 script,--(Fear, uncertainty, doubt: 2)

At head of ti. on filmstrip: Spencer Gifts, Inc.--On cartridge: F. U. D. 2.

© Spencer Gifts, Inc. (in notice: Spencer Gifts, Inc., Retail Stores Division, Training Department) Appl. au.: text, photos, & sounds: Spencer Gifts, Inc., employer for hire, DCR 1978; PUB 30Jun78; REG 20Sep78; PA 20-303.

ARABIA.

Arabia / produced through the facilities of Hal Roach Studios; under the supervision of Sidney VanKeuren; directed by Charles Barton.--[s.l.: s.n.], 1953.

1 film reel (30 min.): sd., b & w; 16 mm.--(The Amos 'n' Andy show; episode no. 1722)

Deposit includes script (34 p.).--On script: 2d draft.

CAST: Alvin Childress, Tim Moore & Spencer Williams, Jr.

CREDITS: Editor: Daniel A. Nathan; written for television by Bob Ross & Dave Schwartz; script by Joe Connelly, Bob Mosher & Bob Ross.

© CBS, Inc. (in notice: Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc.) Appl. au.: CBS, Inc., employer for hire. DCR 1952; PUB 1Jun53; REG 26Apr78; PA 3-662.

ARCHAEOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVES ON MAN. See

5000 years of Egyptian civilization. (PA 11-218.)

ARDIZZONE. See

Meet Little Tim, the brave sea captain, and their friends, and Edward Ardizzone. (PA 17-795.)

ARE OPTIONS FOR YOU?

Are options for you? / Produced at the CBOE by Topel & Associates.--[Chicago]: CBOE, c1978.

1 film reel (31 min.): sd., col.; 16 mm. + 1 leader's guide (28 p.) + 1 advertisement sheet (1 p.)

Guide ti.: Successful seminar leadership.

© Chicago Board Options Exchange. Appl. au.: leader's guide & motion picture: Chicago Board Options Exchange, employer for hire. DCR 1978; PUB 29Mar78; REG 23May78; PA 20-792.

ARNOLD LOBEL.

Arnold Lobel / produced by Miller-Brody Productions, Inc.--New York: MB, c1978.

1 filmstrip, 1 sound disc, in container.--(Meet the Newbery author; MNA 1013)

An account of the author's life and how it is related to his books.

© Miller-Brody Productions, Inc. Appl. au.: Miller-Brody Productions, Inc., employer for hire. DCR 1978; PUB 5Jun78; REG 18Dec78; PA 20-501.

ARSON AND OLD LACE.

Arson and old lace / produced in association with Glen A. Larson Productions and Universal, an MCA company.--[s.l.: s.n.], c1978.

1 film reel (60 min.): sd., col.; 16 mm.--(Hardy Boys--Nancy Drew mysteries; no. 48726)

Based on the Hardy Boys books by Franklin W. Dixon.--Deposit includes synopsis (2 p.).--On synopsis: MCA TV.--Series title on synopsis: Hardy Boys mysteries; no. 48726.

CAST: Shaun Cassidy, Parker Stevenson, Janet Louise Johnson et al.

CREDITS: Producer: Joe Boston; directed by Chris Nyby II; written by Michael Sloan, Christopher Crowe; music score: Stu Phillips.

© Universal City Studios, Inc. Appl. au.: Universal City Studios, Inc., employer for hire. DCR 1978; PUB 1Apr78; REG 14Nov78; PA 19-795.

THE ART OF CRIME.

The Art of crime: Roman Gray / producer, Jules Irving; director, Richard Irving.--[Canada: s.n.], c1975.

2 film reels (72 min.): sd., col.; 16 mm.--(World premiere)

On film: from Universal, an MCA company.--From the novel Gypsy in amber by Martin Smith.--Deposit includes synopsis (2 p.).--On synopsis: from MCA Television.

CAST: Ron Leibman, Eugene Roche, Diane Kagan et al.

CREDITS: Teleplay: Martin Smith, Bill Davidson; music: Gil Melle; music supervision: Hal Mooney; photography: Jack Priestley, Bernie Abrahmson.

© Universal City Studios, Inc. Appl. au.: Universal City Studios, Inc., employer for hire. DCR 1975; PUB 30Nov75; REG 15Aug78; PA 14-952.

THE ART OF CRIME. See

The Art of crime. (PA 14-952.)

THE ART OF DIPLOMACY.

The Art of diplomacy / produced by Hearst Metrotone News, a division of the Hearst Corporation.--New York: Screen News Digest, c1978.

1 film reel (13 min.): sd., col.: 16 mm.--(Screen news digest; v. 20, issue 7)

Deposit includes discussion outline (4 p.)

© Hearst Metrotone News, a division of the Hearst Corporation. Appl. au.: editing & narration: Hearst Metrotone News. Appl. identifies cinematographic material produced by the U. S. Govt. as preexisting material. NM: editing & narration. DCR 1978; PUB 15Mar78; REG 5Sep78; PA 15-319.

ART SINCE POP.

Art since Pop / an EAV production.--Pleasantville, N. Y.: EAV, c1978.

2 filmstrips, 2 sound cassettes, teacher's notes, in container.

© Educational Audio Visual, Inc. Appl. au.: text, compilation of music & visuals, filmstrips, "sound recording": Educational Audio Visual, Inc., employer for hire. NM: original printed text of narration & original recorded narration correlated with newly compiled music & visuals. DCR 1978; PUB 12Sep78; REG 19Sep78; PA 13-806.

ARTHRITIS--KNOWING THE FACTS.

Arthritis--knowing the facts: no. 58.--[s.l.]: AHCA, c1978.

1 cartridge.

Cartridge contains sound tape with synchronized 16 mm. filmstrip.

© American Health Care Association. Appl. au.: script, narration, visuals: American Health Care Association, employer for hire. DCR 1978; PUB 1Jun78; REG 19Jul78; PA 8-824.

ARTS, CRAFTS & ARCHITECTURE. See

Mideast arts, crafts & architecture. (PA 11-039.)

AS A WIND THAT BLOWS. See

Woman of valor. (PA 12-024.)

ASHES TO ASHES.

Ashes to ashes / produced in association with Glen A. Larson Productions and Universal, an MCA company.--[s.l.: s.n.], c1978.

1 film reel (60 min.): sd., col.; 16 mm.--(Quincy, M. E.; no. 48028)

Deposit includes synopsis (1 p.).--On synopsis: MCA TV.

CAST: Jack Klugman, Garry Walberg, John S. Ragin et al.

CREDITS: Producer: Edward J. Montagne; director: Herb Wallerstein; story: Charles A. McDaniel; writers: Max Hodge, Dallas Barnes, David Shaw; music score: Vic Mizzy; theme: Glen A. Larson, Stu Phillips.

© Universal City Studios, Inc. Appl. au.: Universal City Studios, Inc., employer for hire. DCR 1978; PUB 10Feb78; REG 20Nov78; PA 19-748.

THE ASIAN-AMERICAN FREE LABOR INSTITUTE.

The Asian-American Free Labor Institute.--Wilmington, Del.: Industrial Teaching Systems Corp., c1977.

1 sound filmstrip cartridge.

Deposit includes 6 col. photos.

© Asian-American Free Labor Institute. Appl. au.: The Asian-American Free Labor Institute, employer for hire. DCR 1977; PUB 1Dec77; REG 26Apr78; PA 16-537.

ASPECTS OF LOVE.

Aspects of love / produced in cooperation with American Academy of Family Physicians.--[s.l.]: MCA TV, cMCMLXXVI.

1 reel, 60 min., sd., color, 16 mm.--(Marcus Welby, M. D.)

On film: from Universal, an MCA company.--Deposit includes synopsis (2 p.)

CAST: Robert Young, James Brolin, Elena Verdugo et al.

CREDITS: Produced by David J. O'Connell; directed by Joseph Pevney; teleplay by Norman Hudis; music by Leonard Rosenman; music supervision: Hal Mooney.

© Universal City Studios, Inc. Appl. au.: Universal City Studios, Inc., employer for hire. DCR 1976; PUB 26Apr76; REG 31May78; PA 10-126.

ASPEN.

Aspen: chap. I / a Roy Huggins--Public Arts production; produced in association with Universal, an MCA company.--[s.l.: s.n.], c1977.

2 film reels (120 min.): sd., col.; 16 mm.--(Best sellers; no. 48201)

Based on the novels The Adversary by Bart Spicer & Aspen by Burt Hirschfeld.--Deposit includes synopsis (2 p.).--On synopsis: MCA TV's Best sellers, 1977-78.

CAST: Sam Elliott, Perry King, Gene Barry et al.

CREDITS: producer: Jo Swerling, Jr.; director, writer: Douglas Heyes.

© Universal City Studios, Inc. Appl. au.: Universal City Studios, Inc., employer for hire. NM: film dramatization. DCR 1977; PUB 5Nov77; REG 24Oct78; PA 19-783.

ASPEN.

Aspen: chap. II / a Roy Huggins--Public Arts production; produced in association with Universal, an MCA company.--[s.l.: s.n.], c1977.

2 film reels (120 min.): sd., col.; 16 mm.--(Best sellers; no. 48202)

Based on the novels The Adversary by Bart Spicer & Aspen by Burt Hirschfeld.--Deposit includes synopsis (2 p.).--On synopsis: MCA TV's Best sellers, 1977-78.

CAST: Sam Elliott, Perry King, Gene Barry et al.

CREDITS: Producer: Jo Swerling, Jr.; director, writer: Douglas Heyes.

© Universal City Studios, Inc. Appl. au.: Universal City Studios, Inc., employer for hire. NM: film dramatization. DCR 1977; PUB 6Nov77; REG 24Oct78; PA 19-784.

ASPEN.

Aspen: chap. III / a Roy Huggins production; produced in association with Universal, an MCA company.--[s.l.: s.n.], c1977.

2 film reels (120 min.): sd., col,; 16 mm.--(Best sellers; no. 48203)