Chapter XXXIII: Introduction: TO THE ORGANIC CHEMISTRY LABORATORY; PROGRAM 9154. See (1)

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Organizing the experiment and recording data. (PA 10-551.)

IOWA COAL.

Iowa coal / produced by Film Production Unit, Iowa State University; producer, Richard Kraemer; director, Edward Rearick.--[s.l.: s.n.], c1978.

1 film reel (24 min.): sd., col.; 16 mm.

Deposit includes script (18 p.)

CREDITS: Writer: Edward Rearick.

IOWA'S PRECIOUS WATER.

Iowa's precious water.--[s.l.: s.n.], c1978.

1 film reel (29 min.): sd., col.; 16 mm.

On film: The Iowa Natural Resources Council presents.--Deposit includes final script (27 p.).--On script: produced by Film Production Unit, Iowa State University; produced for Iowa Natural Resources Council.

CREDITS: Producer: Richard H. Kraemer; writer-director: Jeffrey M. Gibson.

IRAC IS MISSING.

Irac is missing.--[s.l.: s.n.], c1978.

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: Bruce Lansbury Productions, Ltd.; in association with The Douglas S. Cramer Company; in association with Warner Brothers Television.--Deposit includes synopsis (3 p.)

CAST: Lynda Carter, Lyle Waggoner, Ross Martin et al.

CREDITS: Producer: Charles B. FitzSimons; directed by Alex Singer; written by Anne Collins.

© 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 1978; PUB 15Feb78; REG 7Sep78; PA 12-372.

IRELAND, A STATE OF MIND.

Ireland, a state of mind / a GLL TV production; in cooperation with Sheridan-Elson Communications, Inc.; written & directed by William R. Sheridan.--[s.l.: s.n.], c1978.

1 videocassette (28 min.): sd., col.; 3/4 in.--(Journey to adventure)

Deposit includes synopsis (1 p.)

CREDITS: Host: Gunther L. Less; edited by Richard Fifield.

© GLL TV Enterprises, Inc. Appl. au.: motion picture production: GLL TV Enterprises, Inc., employer of Gunther L. Less & Sheridan-Elson Communications, Inc. DCR 1977; PUB 22Apr78; REG 9Jun78; PA 15-376.

IRVING, THE EXPLAINER.

Irving, the explainer / a Roy Huggins/Public Arts production; in association with Cherokee Productions and Universal, an MCA company.--[s.l.: s.n.], c1977.

1 film reel (60 min.): sd., col.; 16 mm.--(The Rockford files)

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

CAST: James Garner, Noah Beery, Joe Santos et al.

CREDITS: Written by David Chase; producer: David Chase; directed by James Coburn.

IS THE WEATHER CHANGING?

Is the weather changing?.--[s.l.]: Distributed by BFA, c1975.

1 reel, 16 min., sd., color, 16 mm.--(Science--new frontiers)

Deposit includes script (4 p.).--On film: "BFA Educational Media presents"; "a Greenhouse Films production"; "by Dennis Passaggio and Ted Obenheim."

CAST: Narration: Art Balinger.

CREDITS: Music: Dana Kaproff.

ISLAM.

Islam / prepared by World Religions Curriculum Development Center [and] Argus Communications, a division of DLM, Inc.

(Religion in human culture; 15545)

(In The Islamic tradition. 2 filmstrip guides, 2 sound cassettes, 2 filmstrips, 2 blackline masters, in container)

ISLAM, THE UNIFYING FORCE.

Islam, the unifying force / produced by Vocational & Industrial Films, Inc.; producer, John Seabourne; director, Richard Ashworth.--[s.l.]: distributed by BFA Educational Media, c1978.

1 film reel (17 min.): sd., col.; 16 mm.--(Mideast series)

On film: BFA Educational Media presents.--Deposit includes script (11 p.)

CREDITS: Writer: Richard Ashworth; music: John Leach; editor: Peter Seabourne.

THE ISLAMIC TRADITION. See

The Hajj. (PA 15-690.)

Islam. (PA 15-693.)

IT BECAME NECESSARY TO DESTROY THE WORLD IN ORDER TO SAVE IT. See

Gas! (PA 13-682.)

IT GOES WITH THE JOB.

It goes with the job / 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 (1 p.)

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

CREDITS: Producers: Bernie Kowalski, Alan Godfrey; director: Reza Badiyi; teleplay: Robert Crais.

IT HAPPENED ONE CHRISTMAS.

It happened one Christmas / a Daisy production; in association with Universal, an MCA company; producers, Marlo Thomas, Carole Hart; director, Donald Wrye.--[Canada]: [s.n.], c1977.

2 film reels (150 min.): sd., col.; 16 mm.

Based on the story entitled The Greatest gift written by Philip VanDoren Stern.--Deposit includes synopsis (2 p.).--On synopsis: world premiere, no. 82097.

CAST: Marlo Thomas, Wayne Rogers, Barney Martin et al.

CREDITS: Written for television by Lionel Chetwynd; director of photography: Conrad Hall; music by Stephen Lawrence.

IT LIVES AGAIN.

It lives again / a Larco production; directed, written, and produced by Larry Cohen.--[s.l.]: Distributed by Warner Brothers, 1978.

5 film reels (91 min.): Panavision, sd., col.; 35 mm.

On film: a Larry Cohen film.--Based on characters created in the 1973 motion picture It's alive.--Technicolor.--Deposit includes synopsis (2 p.)

CAST: Frederic Forrest, Kathleen Lloyd, John P. Ryan et al.

CREDITS: Photographed by Fenton Hamilton; film editors: Curt Burch, Louis Friedman & Carol O'Blath; music by Bernard Herrmann.

IT WAS LIKE THIS. See

Heaven can wait. (PA 13-108.)

IT'S A BOY.

It's a boy / a Roy Huggins--Public Arts production; in association with Universal.--[s.l.]; MCA Television, c1978.

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

Deposit includes synopsis (1 p.)

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

CREDITS: Producer: Alan Godfrey; director: Paul Stanley; teleplay: Warren J. Worthen, Les Carter.

IT'S ALIVE. See

It lives again. (PA 17-539.)

IT'S ALIVE II. See

It lives again. (PA 17-539.)

IT'S HARD BUT IT'S FAIR.

It's hard but it's fair / 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: C. E. Dismukes, Alan Godfrey; director: Jeannot Szwarc; teleplay: Les Carter.

IT'S NEW, IT'S NEAT, IT'S OBSOLETE.

It's new, it's neat, it's obsolete: a consumer film.--[s.l.]: Distributed by BFA, c1975.

1 reel, 14 min., sd., color, 16 mm.

Deposit includes script (7 p.).--On film: BFA Educational Media presents.

CAST: James C. Brodhead.

CREDITS: Producer: Alec Lorimore; directors: Alec Lorimore & Jim Foster; written by Jim Foster; sound: Alex VanDerKar.

IT'S ONLY MONEY.

It's only money / 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. 0103)

Deposit includes synopsis (1 p.), credit sheet (2 p.) & contact sheet (1 p.).--Based on a Thames Television program, Man about the house, created by Johnnie Mortimer & Brian Cooke.

CAST: John Ritter, Norman Fell, William Pierson & Joey Forman.

CREDITS: Directed by Bill Hobin; written by Paul Wayne & George Burditt; music by Joe Raposo; videotape editor: Jay Scherberth.

IT'S UP TO ME.

It's up to me: asthma / produced for Encyclopaedia Britannica Educational Corporation by Avatar Learning, Inc.; in collaboration with The Encyclopaedia Britannica Educational Corporation Committee on Special Education for the Handicapped.--Chicago: EBE, c1977.

1 reel, 7 min., sd., color, 16 mm.--(Like you, like me)

Deposit includes 1 folder (6 p.)

CREDITS: Producer: Alan P. Sloan; written by Bruce Shelly.

© Encyclopaedia Britannica Educational Corporation (for music: d.b.a. EBEC Music) Appl. au.: Encyclopaedia Britannica Educational Corporation, employer for hire. DCR 1977; PUB 16Dec77; REG 3Apr78; PA 8-939,

IVAN AND MELISSA.

Ivan and Melissa / produced by students in Telecommunicative Arts, Department of Speech, Iowa State University.--[s.l.: s.n.], c1977.

1 film reel (18 min.): sd., col.; 16 mm.

Deposit includes script (14 p.)

CAST: Alan B. Frenkel, Carol Perry.

CREDITS: Editing: Stephen W. Court.

JACK LONDON--A LIFE OF ADVENTURE.

Jack London--a life of adventure.--Pleasantville, N. Y.: Guidance Associates, c1969.

2 filmstrips.

© Harcourt, Brace & World, Inc. Appl. ti.: Two-part filmstrips for Jack London--a life of adventure. Appl. au.: filmstrips: Harcourt, Brace & World, Inc., employer for hire. DCR 1969; PUB 7Feb69; REG 18Oct78; VA 9-086.

JACK THE GIANT KILLER.

Jack the giant killer / 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. 0104)

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 Dennis Koenig & Larry Balmagia; music by Joe Raposo; videotape editor: Jay Scherberth.

JAMES CAGNEY. See

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

JAMES MICHENER'S WORLD. See

Spain, the land and the legend, (PA 9-759.)

JAWS. See

Jaws 2. (PA 13-491.)

JAWS 2.

Jaws 2.--[s.l.: s.n.], c1978.

7 film reels (120 min.): sd., col., Panavision; 35 mm.

Based on Peter Benchley's novel Jaws.--Deposit includes synopsis (5 p.) & pressbook (1 v.)

CAST: Roy Scheider, Lorraine Gary, Murray Hamilton et al.

CREDITS: Producers: Richard D. Zanuck & David Brown; director: Jeannot Szwarc; writers: Carl Gottlieb & Howard Sackler; music: John Williams.

JENNIFER.

Jennifer.--[s.l.]: an American International release, 1978.

5 film reels (90 min.): sd., col., Panavision; 35 mm.

Deposit includes synopsis (1 p.)

CAST: Lisa Pelikan, Bert Convy, Nini Foch et al.

CREDITS: Producer: Steve Krantz; director: Brice Mack; story: Steve Krantz; screenplay: Kay Cousins Johnson; music supervisor: Jerry Styner; title song: Porter Jordan; photography: Irv Goodnoff; film editor: Duane Hartzell.

JESUS OF NAZARETH.

Jesus of Nazareth: teacher's kit.--Nappanee, IN: Evangel Press, c1978.

(The Foundation series; grades 5 and 6, year 2, quarter 1)

With teacher's guide & student guide by Ann Neufeld Rupp, teaching packet & student lift-offs.--Includes sound recording & filmslip.

© Evangel Press, Faith and Life Press & Mennonite Publishing House. Appl. au.: Evangel Press, Faith and Life Press & Mennonite Publishing House, employers for hire. DCR 1978; PUB 1Sep78; REG 10Oct78; TX 118-067.

JESUS, OUR TEACHER. See

The Middle elementary class packet. (PA 17-473.)

JETSTREAM. See

Mayday at 40,000 feet! (PA 8-920.)

THE JEU DE PAUME.

The Jeu de Paume: pts. I, II.--Huntsville, Tex.: VAS, p1978.

2 sound cassettes, 2 filmstrips.

Music from Thomas J. Valentino Sound Library.

© Visual Aids Studio (sole owner: Gene S. Geeslin) Appl. au.: entire work--compilation: Gene S. Geeslin. NM: compilation of works of art from the Jeu de Paume, photography, script, editing, selection and arr. of music, and tape production. DCR 1978; PUB 15Jun78; REG 3Jul78; PA 8-476.

JEWEL OF THE SEVEN STARS. See

Blood from the mummy's tomb. (PA 13-672.)

JEWELRY STORE ROBBERY.

Jewelry store robbery / 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 1749)

Deposit includes script (35 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.

JEWISH LIFE-CYCLE RITUALS.

Jewish life-cycle rituals / 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)

THE JEWISH TRADITION. See

Ages of anguish. (PA 11-353.)

Hear, O Israel. (PA 11-356.)

Jewish life-cycle rituals. (PA 11-355.)

JOB ENTRY LANGUAGE (JECL) See

Power job entry control language. (PA 13-322.)

JOB OPPORTUNITIES OF THE AIR.

Job opportunities of the air.--[s.l.: s.n.], c1978.

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

On copy: Telemation Productions.--Deposit includes synopsis (1 p.)

JOBS FOR THE HARD TO EMPLOY.

Jobs for the hard to employ: a sound filmstrip presented by the Committee for Economic Development / a Burnaford/Goodman [i.e. Charles N. Burnaford/Philip S. Goodman] production.--New York: The Committee, c1978.

1 filmstrip, 1 sound cassette, 1 sound disc, 1 review and discussion guide, 1 filmstrip script, in container.

On filmstrip: written, directed & narrated by Philip S. Goodman.

JOHN LANGSTAFF.

John Langstaff / produced by College of Education, Temple University Television, and OTVS (Office of Telvision Services); producer & director, Tom Kredatus.--[s.l.: s.n.], c1978.

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

Deposit includes synopsis (1 p.)

CREDITS: Original theme music & guitar acc. by Philip Romeo.

JOURNAL CONTROL.

Journal control.--Kansas City, Mo.: Edutronics Group, c1978.

1 film reel (22 min.): sd., col.; 16 mm.--(CICS / VS)

On film: Edutronics Systems International, Inc., presents.--Deposit includes synopsis (2 p.) & workbook (47 p.).--Ti. on synopsis & workbook: Journal control and logical task synchronization.

© Edutronics Systems International, Inc. Appl. au.: Edutronics Systems International, Inc., employer for hire. DCR 1978; PUB 15Mar78 (in notice on workbook: 1977; in notice on film: 1978); REG 6Apr78; PA 13-336.

JOURNAL CONTROL AND LOGICAL TASK SYNCHRONIZATION. See

Journal control. (PA 13-336.)

JOURNEY TO ADVENTURE. See

Ireland, a state of mind. (PA 15-376.)

THE JUDAS GOAT.

The Judas goat / a Goff-Roberts-Steiner production; in association with M-G-M Television.--[s.l.: s.n.], cMCMLXXVII.

1 reel, 60 min., sd., color, 16 mm.--(Logan's run; no. 3312)

Based on characters created by William F. Nolan & George Clayton Johnson.--Deposit includes script (53 p.)

CAST: Gregory Harrison, Heather Menzies, Donald Moffat et al.

CREDITS: Producer: Leonard Katzman; director: Paul Krasny; writer: John Meredyth Lucas.

JULES AND JIM.

Jules and Jim / S. E. D. I. F. and Les Films du Carrosse.--[s.l.]: Released by Cinedis: Janus Films, c1962.

3 reels, 104 min., sd., b & w, 16 mm.

Based on the novel "Jules and Jim" by Henri-Pierre Roche.

CAST: Jeanne Moreau, Oskar Werner, Henri Serre et al.

CREDITS: Director, Francois Truffaut; adaptation Francois Truffaut & Jean Gruault; photography Raoul Coutard; music Georges Delerue.

© Les Films du Carrosse & SEDIF a.a.d.o. Societe d'Exploitation et de Distribution de Films. Appl. ti.: Jules et Jim. Appl. au.: English subtitles: Les Films du Carrosse & SEDIF, employers for hire. Prev. pub. in French. NM: English subtitles. DCR 1962; PUB 24Apr62; REG 12Jul78; PA 8-912.

JULES AND JIM. See

Jules et Jim. (PA 19-742.)

JULES ET JIM.

Jules et Jim.--France: Distribue par Cinedis, 1962.

3 film reels (104 min.): sd., b & w; 16 mm.

French version.--Synopsis ti.: Jules and Jim.--Based on the novel "Jules et Jim" by Henri-Pierre Roche.--Deposit includes synopsis (1 p.).--On synopsis: a Janus Films release.

CAST: Jeanne Moreau, Oskar Werner, Henri Serre et al.

CREDITS: Director: Francois Truffaut; adaptation: Francois Truffaut & Jean Gruault; photography: Raoul Coutard; editor: Claudine Bouche; music: George Delerue.

© Les Films du Carrosse & S. E. D. I. F., a.a.d.o. Societe d'Exploitation et de Distribution de Films. Appl. au.: Les Films du Carrosse & S. E. D. I. F., employers for hire. DCR 1962; PUB 24Jan62; REG 21Jul78; PA 19-742.

JULES ET JIM. See

Jules and Jim. (PA 8-912.)

JUNE 22, 1941.

June 22, 1941 / a Fred Weiner production; for Bregin Film Corp., A.G.; director, Roman Karmen.--[s.l.: s.n.], c1978.

1 videocassette (60 min.): sd., col.; 3/4 in.--(The Unknown war; episode 1)

Deposit includes synopsis (1 p.).--At end of film: Air Time International.

CREDITS: Written by Roman Karmen and John Lord.

© Bregin Film Corporation, A.G. Appl. au.: derivative work: Bregin Film Corporation, A.G., employer for hire. Appl. identifies film from official archives of USSR & captured German film never before exhibited as preexisting material. NM: new film version. DCR 1978: PUB 10Sep78; REG 13Sep78; PA 15-803.

JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL.

Junior high school: a short musical comedy / produced by Paradise Pictures.

film (39 min.): sd.

Synopsis (3 p.), booklet (7 p.) & sound cassette deposited in lieu of film.--On booklet: Paradise Pictures presents.

CAST: David Stewart, Karen Capelle, Kirk Burnett et al.

CREDITS: Producers, writers: Steve Jacobson, Michael Nankin, Helyn Spears & David Wechter; directors: Michael Nankin & David Wechter; music & lyrics: David Wechter; orchestrations & scoring: Julius Wechter; photography: Steve Jacobson: editors: Helyn Spears, Steve Jacobson.

© Steve Jacobson, Michael Nankin, Helyn Spears & David Wechter d.b.a. Paradise Pictures. Appl. au.: "entire work (excluding words and music)": Paradise Pictures, employer for hire (space 4 of appl. states: "copyright claimed on entire film excluding music and song lyrics contained on soundtrack") DCR 1978; REG 16Aug78; PAu 56-972.

JUNK IT TO ME, BABY.

Junk it to me, baby / produced by a Stephen J. Cannell production [sic] and Bunky Productions, Inc.; produced in association with Universal, an MCA company.--[Canada: s.n.], c1978.

1 film reel (45 min.): sd., col.; 16 mm.--(Richie Brockelman, private eye; no. 47607)

Deposit includes synopsis (1 p.)

CAST: Dennis Dugan, Barbara Bosson, Robert Hogan et al.

CREDITS: Producer: Peter Fischer; written by Robert E. Swanson; directed by Ivan Dixon.

JUST A LITTLE INCONVENIENCE.

Just a little inconvenience / a Fawcett-Majors production; producer, Allan Balter; director, Theodore J. Flicker.--Canada: [s.n.], c1977.

2 film reels (120 min.): sd., col.; 16 mm.

Deposit includes synopsis (1 p.).--On synopsis: world premiere, no. 31375.

CAST: Lee Majors, James Stacy, Barbara Hershey et al.

CREDITS: Written by Theodore J. Flicker & Allan Balter; music: Jimmy Haskell; director of photography: Duke Callaghan.

JUST A MATTER OF TIME.

Just a matter of time.--[s.l.: s.n.], c1978.

1 film reel (60 min.): sd., col.; 16 mm.--(The Six Million Dollar Man; no. 47314)

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

CAST: Lee Majors, Richard Anderson, Martin E. Brooks et al.

CREDITS: Producer: Fred Freiberger; written by Neal J. Sperling, Gregory S. Dinallo; directed by Don McDougall.

JUST FOR LAUGHS.

Just for laughs / a Roy Huggins--Public Arts production; in association with Universal.--[s.l.]: MCA Television, c1978.

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

Deposit includes synopsis (1 p.)

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

CREDITS: Producer: Alan Godfrey; director: Reza Badiyi; teleplay: Sian Barbara Allen.

JUST IN CASE.

Just in case: suppression of school bus fires / Seven Oaks Productions.--Silver Spring, Md.: Seven Oaks, c1977.

1 reel, 26 min., sd., color, 16 mm.

Deposit includes study guide (4 p.)

CREDITS: Producer, director, writer: Gene Starbecker; technical advisors: Keith Allen, Bernard Sease, Ted Berrum; photography: Sam Vergogolini.

JUST ME AND YOU.

Just me and you / Roger Gimbel for EMI Television Programs, Inc.--Studio City, Calif.: EMI, c1978.

3 reels, 92 min., sd., color, 16 mm.

CAST: Louise Lasser, Charles Grodin.

CREDITS: Producer, William S. Gilmore, Jr.; director, John Erman; music by Fred Karlin; written by Louise Lasser.

JUSTICE FOR ALL.

Justice for all / director, Jim Benson.--[s.l.: s.n.], c1977.

1 film reel (60 min.): sd., col.; 16 mm.--(Kojak; no. 47735)

On film: from Universal, an MCA company.--Deposit includes synopsis (1 p.).--On synopsis: MCA TV.

CAST: Telly Savalas, Dan Frazer, Kevin Dobson et al.

CREDITS: Executive producer: Matthew Rapf; teleplay by Michael Kozoll and Ross Teel; story by Michael Kozoll.

JUVENILE RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS. See

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

KANSAS 1908-1920'S--EARLY AIRCRAFT.

Kansas 1908-1920's--early aircraft: upper / L. Harold Caldwell, producer.--Wichita, Kan.: Kolorful Kansas Films, [19--]

1 sound cassette, 1 filmstrip.

On filmstrip: Presented by Kolorful Kansas Films.

© L. H. Caldwell. Appl. au.: sounds, color photography, art & graphic work: L. H. Caldwell. Appl. identifies as preexisting material: booklets, newspaper clippings, other historical material from State Historical Society, aircraft companies, Smithsonian Institution, and historical photos. NM: col. photos., col. mounting, graphic work & "sound recording." DCR 1977; PUB 16Oct77; REG 25Sep78; PA 14-052.

KANSAS BIRDS.

Kansas birds: migratory: upper / presented by Kolorful Kansas Films; producer [photographer, author of sounds, art & graphic work] L. Harold Caldwell.--Wichita, Kan.: Kolorful Kansas Films, c1977.

1 sound cassette, 1 filmstrip.

KANSAS BIRDS--WATERFOWL.

Kansas birds--waterfowl: upper / [sounds, photography, art & graphic work] L. Harold Caldwell, producer.--Wichita, Kan.: Kolorful Kansas Films, c1977.

1 sound cassette, 1 filmstrip.

Presented by Kolorful Kansas Films.

KANSAS BIRDS--YEAR AROUND.

Kansas birds--year around: upper / [sounds, photography, art & graphic work] L. Harold Caldwell, producer.--Wichita, Kan.: Kolorful Kansas Films, c1977.

1 sound cassette, 1 filmstrip.

Presented by Kolorful Kansas Films.

KANSAS FOSSILS. See

Dinosaurs and others--Kansas fossils. (PA 14-053.)

THE KEEGANS.

The Keegans / producer, George Eckstein; director, John Badham.--[s.l.: s.n.], c1975.

2 film reels (80 min.): sd., col.; 16 mm.--(Movie for television)

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

CAST: Adam Roarke, Spencer Milligan, Heather Menzies et al.

CREDITS: Teleplay: Dean Riesner; music: Paul Chihara; music supervision: Hal Mooney.

KEEPING FIT.

Keeping fit: a conversation program led by NBC News correspondent Betty Rollin, and featuring Kenneth H. Cooper and Mildred Cooper.--[s.l.: s.n.], c1977.

1 videocassette, 60 min., sd., color, 3/4 in.

At head of ti. on videocassette: Southern Baptist Radio and Television Commission presents.--At head of ti. on transcript: Southern Baptist hour.--Deposit includes transcript (53 p.).--Air date: Jan. 23, 1977.

CREDITS: Producer: Doris Ann; director: Jack Dillon.

KEEPING IN TOUCH WITH PARENTS.

Keeping in touch with parents: the teacher's best friend / authors, Leatha Mae Bennett, Ferris O. Henson 2d.--Austin, Tex.: Learning Concepts, [19--].

1 filmstrip, 1 sound cassette, 1 leader's guide, 1 booklet, in container.--(Mainstreaming training series; editor, Thomas N. Fairchild)

KILLER 1000. See

Checkered flag or crash. (PA 3-276.)

KILLER WIND.

Killer wind.--[s.l.: s.n.], c1977.

1 film reel (60 min.): sd., col.; 16 mm.--(The Six Million Dollar Man; no. 47326)

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: Lee Majors, Martin E. Brooks, Sylvia Walden et al.

CREDITS: Producer: Richard Landau; director: Richard Moder; teleplay: Gregory S. Dinallo, Richard Landau.

THE KILOWATT KAPER.

The Kilowatt kaper / produced for The City of Los Angeles, Department of Water and Power, by National Television News; director, David Kaplan.

1 film reel (8 min.): sd., col.; 16 mm. + script (11 p.)

CREDITS: Writer, editor: David Kaplan; animation: Don Piccolo Films.

KING OF THE ROAD.

King of the road / Management III, T. A. T. Communications Company.

60 min.

Film clips & pilot storyline deposited in lieu of film.

CAST: Roger Miller, Larry Haines, Marian Mercer et al.

CREDITS: Written & co-produced by Rod Parker; directed & co-produced by Hal Cooper.

THE KINGFISH BUYS A CHAIR.

The Kingfish buys a chair / 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. 1705)

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.

KINGFISH GETS DRAFTED.

[Kingfish gets drafted] / 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 1017-44)

Title from leader.--Deposit includes synopsis (1 p.)

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

CREDITS: Film editors: Daniel A. Nathan & Art Seid; script by Joe Connelly, Bob Mosher & Bob Ross.

THE KINGFISH GOES TO WORK.

The Kingfish goes to work / 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 1712)

Deposit includes script (35 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.

KINGFISH HAS A BABY.

Kingfish has a baby / 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. 1742)

Deposit includes script (27 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.

THE KINGFISH SELLS A LOT.

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

1 film reel (30 min.): sd., b & w; 16 mm.--(The Amos 'n' Andy show; episode no. 1732)

Deposit includes script (32 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.

KINGFISH'S LAST FRIEND.

Kingfish's last friend / 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 1736)

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.

KINGFISH'S SECRETARY.

Kingfish's secretary / 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. 1743)

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.

KNOCKOUT.

Knockout.--[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 (2 p.)

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

CREDITS: Producer: Mark Rodgers; directed by Seymour Robbie; teleplay: Mark Rodgers.

KNOWING ME, KNOWING YOU.

Knowing me, knowing you: guidance games / script and production Beth Rainsford; classroom consultant, Arlene L. Rosenberg.--Chicago: Coronet, c1978.

4 filmstrips, 4 sound cassettes, 1 program guide, in container.

© Coronet Instructional Media, a division of Esquire, Inc. Appl. au.: filmstrips, scripts, program guide: Coronet Instructional Media, a division of Esquire, Inc., employer for hire. DCR 1977; PUB 6Jan78; REG 6Apr78; PA 11-115.

KOJAK: NO. 47703. See

Case without a file. (PA 19-821.)

KOJAK: NO. 47706. See

I could kill my wife's lawyer. (PA 19-833.)

KOJAK: NO. 47707. See

Tears for all who loved her. (PA 19-823.)

KOJAK: NO. 47708. See

A Strange kind of love. (PA 19-832.)

KOJAK: NO. 47709. See

Letters of death. (PA 19-830.)

KOJAK: NO. 47710. See

Caper on a quiet street. (PA 19-835.)

KOJAK: NO. 47712. See

Cry for the kids. (PA 19-836.)

KOJAK: NO. 47717. See

Laid off. (PA 19-834.)

KOJAK: NO. 47719. See

Once more from Birdland. (PA 19-831.)

KOJAK: NO. 47721. See

The Queen of hearts is wild. (PA 19-837.)

KOJAK: NO. 47723. See

The Summer of '69. (PA 19-824.)

KOJAK: NO. 47724. See

The Summer of '69. (PA 19-825.)

KOJAK: NO. 47725. See

No license to kill. (PA 19-827.)

KOJAK: NO. 47726. See

The Captain's Brother's wife. (PA 19-826.)

KOJAK: NO. 47728. See

Mouse. (PA 19-822.)

KOJAK: NO. 47734. See

60 miles to hell. (PA 19-828.)

KOJAK: NO. 47735. See

Justice for all. (PA 19-829.)

KOJAK: NO. 47736. See

May the horse be with you. (PA 19-838.)

KOJAK: NO. 47737. See

The Halls of terror. (PA 19-839.)

KOJAK: NO. 47738. See

Chain of custody. (PA 19-840.)

KOJAK: NO. 47742. See

Photo must credit Joe Paxton. (PA 19-841.)

KOJAK: NO. 47743. See

In full command. (PA 19-842.)

KOKKABURRA. See

Kookaburra. (PA 15-957.)

KOOKABURRA.

Kookaburra / produced by The Lutheran Church in America and Clokey Productions, Inc.; director, Raymond Peck.--[s.l.: s.n.], c1969.

1 film reel (14 min.): sd., col.; 16 mm.--(Davey and Goliath)

Deposit includes synopsis (1 p.).--Synopsis ti.: Kokkaburra.

CAST: Voices: Norma McMillan, Hal Smith.

CREDITS: Story: Nancy Moore.

KUM BA YAH.

Kum ba yah / produced by The Lutheran Church in America and Clokey Productions, Inc.; director, Raymond Peck.--[s.l.: s.n.], c1971.

1 film reel (14 min.): sd., col.; 16 mm.--(Davey and Goliath)

Deposit includes synopsis (1 p.)

CAST: Voices: Norma McMillan, Hal Smith.

CREDITS: Story: Nancy Moore.

L. I. F. E.

L. I. F. E. / produced by Thomas Pennington Associates.--[s.l.]: T. Pennington Associates, c1977.

1 sound cassette, 1 filmstrip.

On filmstrip: presented by Kriegshauser Mortuaries; written by Robert R. Engelhard; original art by Madelyn Niedner.

© Thomas Pennington Associates. Appl. ti.: Living information for everyone. Appl. au.: filmstrip & sound recording: Thomas Pennington Associates, employer for hire. DCR 1977; PUB 15Jul77; REG 2Feb78; PA 17-151.

THE LABORATORY. See

A Classroom laboratory. (PA 15-330.)

LADIES' LUNCHEON.

[Ladies' luncheon].--[s.l.: s.n.], c1977.

1 film reel (30 sec.): sd., col.; 35 mm.

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

LADY OF THE SEA.

Lady of the sea / [made by] WSOC-TV, Charlotte, N. C.--[s.l.: s.n.], c1978.

1 videocassette, 50 min., sd., color, 3/4 in.

CREDITS: Producer, director, writer, music composition & performance, F. Randolph Jones, Jr.; original art work, Lauren Jones; narrator, Bill Walker.

THE LADY ON THURSDAY AT TEN.

The Lady on Thursday at ten / produced in association with Glen A. Larson Productions and Universal, an MCA company; director, Joseph Pevney; producer, Joe Boston.--[s.l.: s.n.], c1978.

1 film reel (60 min.): sd., col.; 16 mm.--(Hardy Boys--Nancy Drew mysteries; no. 48603)

Based on the Nancy Drew books by Carolyn Keene.--Deposit includes synopsis (1 p.).--On synopsis: MCA TV.--Series title on synopsis: Nancy Drew mysteries; no. 48603.

CAST: Pamela Sue Martin, William Schallert, Simon Oakland et al.

CREDITS: Written by Christopher Crowe.

LADY SARAH.

Lady Sarah / producers, Newmarket Associates, Inc. & C. Bentley Royce; director, Melissa Curtiss.

1 videocassette (ca. 20 min.): sd., col.; 3/4 in.

Deposit includes synopsis (1 p.)

CAST: Janet Rodgers, Colin Lane, Polly Hogan et al.

CREDITS: Written by Melissa Curtiss; narrator: Charles Michaud.

LAID OFF.

Laid off / director, Nicolas Sgarro; producer, Chester Krumholz.--[s.l.: s.n.], c1977.

1 film reel (60 min.): sd., col.; 16 mm.--(Kojak: no. 47717)

On film: from Universal, an MCA company.--Deposit includes synopsis (1 p.).--On synopsis: MCA TV.

CAST: Telly Savalas, Dan Frazer, Kevin Dobson et al.

CREDITS: Written by Burton Armus, Chester Krumholz.

THE LAKEIN TIME MANAGEMENT SERIES. See

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

LAND AND PEOPLE.

Land and people / Vocational & Industrial Films, Ltd.--[s.l.]: Distributed by BFA, c1978.

1 reel, 20 min., sd., color, 16 mm.--(The Mideast)

Deposit includes script (11 p.).--On film: BFA Educational Media presents.

CREDITS: Producer: John Seabourne; director: Richard Ashworth; music by John Leach; written by Richard Ashworth.

LAND OF HYPE AND GLORY.

Land of hype and glory.--[s.l.: s.n.], c1978.

1 videocassette, 60 min., sd., color, 3/4 in.--(NBC reports)

On film: NBC News presents.--Deposit includes script (1 v.)

CREDITS: Produced by Karen Lerner; directed by Tom Priestley; written & narrated by Edwin Newman; filmed by Alicia Weber, Bryan Anderson; film editors: Katharine Field, Louis Giacchetto.

LASERMATION DEMONSTRATION.

Lasermation demonstration.

1 videocassette (11 min.): sd., col.; 1/2 in. + synopsis (1 p.)

Produced by Lasermation, Inc.--Synopsis ti.: Lasermation I.

© Lasermation Corporation. Appl. au.: design & implementation of images: Lasermation, employer for hire of Russell Decker, Maryann Mayer & Jeffery Lloyd. Appl. identifies audio portion as preexisting material. NM: video tape special effects with laser. DCR 1978; REG 3Jul78; PAu 45-235.

LASERMATION I. See

Lasermation demonstration. (PAu 45-235.)

LAST OF THE DINOSAURS.

Last of the dinosaurs / produced in association with Glen A. Larson Productions and Universal, an MCA company; producer, Edward J. Montagne; director, Ray Danton.--[s.l.: s.n.], c1977.

1 film reel (60 min.): sd., col.; 16 mm.--(Quincy, M. E.; no. 48020)

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

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

CREDITS: Writer: Leonard Stadd; music score: Bruce Broughton; photography: Fred Jackman.

THE LAST REVIEW.

The Last review / 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 James Sheldon].--[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 Harvey Bullock & R. S. Allen.

© 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 15Oct76; REG 7Sep78; PA 12-340.

LAVERNE & SHIRLEY MEET FABIAN.

Laverne & Shirley meet Fabian / 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. 46)

Deposit includes synopsis (1 p.)

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

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

LAVERNE & SHIRLEY; NO. 39. See

Take my plants--please! (PA 11-531.)

LAVERNE & SHIRLEY; NO 40. See

An Affair to forget. (PA 11-532.)

LAVERNE & SHIRLEY; NO 41. See

An Affair to forget. (PA 11-533.)

LAVERNE & SHIRLEY; NO 42. See

Airport 59. (PA 11-534.)

LAVERNE & SHIRLEY; NO 43. See

Tag team wrestling. (PA 11-535.)

LAVERNE & SHIRLEY; NO 44. See

The Pact. (PA 11-536.)

LAVERNE & SHIRLEY; NO 45. See

The Robot. (PA 11-537.)

LAVERNE & SHIRLEY; NO. 46. See

Laverne & Shirley meet Fabian. (PA 11-538.)

LAVERNE & SHIRLEY; NO 47. See

Laverne's arranged marriage. (PA 11-539.)

LAVERNE & SHIRLEY; NO 48. See

Shirley's operation. (PA 11-540.)

LAVERNE & SHIRLEY; NO. 49. See

The Stakeout. (PA 11-541.)

LAVERNE & SHIRLEY; NO. 50. See

The Morticians. (PA 11-542.)

LAVERNE & SHIRLEY; NO. 51. See

The Slow child. (PA 11-543.)

LAVERNE & SHIRLEY; NO. 52. See

New Year's Eve 1960. (PA 17-506.)

LAVERNE & SHIRLEY; NO. 53. See

The Horse show. (PA 11-544.)

LAVERNE & SHIRLEY; NO. 54. See

The Dentist. (PA 11-545.)

LAVERNE & SHIRLEY; NO. 55. See

2nd annual talent show. (PA 11-546.)

LAVERNE & SHIRLEY; NO. 56. See

Bus stop. (PA 11-547.)

LAVERNE & SHIRLEY; NO. 57. See

The Driving test. (PA 11-548.)

LAVERNE & SHIRLEY; NO. 58. See

The Obstacle course. (PA 11-549.)

LAVERNE & SHIRLEY; NO. 59. See

The Debutante ball. (PA 11-550.)

LAVERNE & SHIRLEY; NO. 60. See

The Dance studio. (PA 17-507.)

LAVERNE & SHIRLEY; NO. 61. See

2001 comedy odyssey. (PA 17-509.)

LAVERNE & SHIRLEY; NO. 62. See

Breakin' up and makin' up. (PA 17-508.)

LAVERNE'S ARRANGED MARRIAGE.

Laverne's arranged marriage / 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 47)

Deposit includes synopsis (1 p.)

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

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

LEARNING SHELF KIT. See

Dinosaurs. (PA 14-136.)

Going to the Moon. (PA 14-134.)

How animals hide. (PA 14-137.)

The Moon. (PA 14-133.)

Seasons--Spring. (PA 8-685.)

Seasons--Summer. (PA 8-684.)

Sharks. (PA 8-690.)

Whales. (PA 8-692.)

What animals do in the winter. (PA 14-135.)

What is a desert? (PA 14-132.)

What is a fish? (PA 8-691.)

What is an amphibian? (PA 8-686.)

LEARNING THAT I AM SPECIAL.

Learning that I am special.--Nashville: Broadman Films, c1978.

1 filmstrip, 1 sound cassette, 1 booklet, in container.--(Growing in God's plan series)

At head of ti. on film: Broadman Films presents.

© Broadman Films (wholly owned by The Sunday School Board of the Southern Baptist Convention) Appl. au.: filmstrip, narration & sound recording: The Sunday School Board of the Southern Baptist Convention, employer for hire. DCR 1978; PUB 12Jul78; REG 17Jul78; PA 9-720.

LEARNING TO SPELL CORRECTLY.

Learning to spell correctly / produced and distributed by Society for Visual Education, Inc.--Chicago: SVE, c1978.

4 filmstrips, 4 sound cassettes, 2 booklets, 24 sheets, in container.--(LifeSkills; A331 SATC)

On work: Singer Education Division.

THE LEGEND OF RUDOLPH VALENTINO.

The Legend of Rudolph Valentino.--New York: Janus Films, cMCMLXXVI.

1 reel, 28 min., sd., b & w, 16 mm.

Appl. states this to be a shorter version of "The Legend of Rudolph Valentino" film.

CREDITS: Written, directed & edited by Saul J. Turell & Graeme Ferguson; music Alexander Semmler; produced by Saul J. Turell & Paul Killiam.

© City Entertainment Corporation. Appl. au.: narration & editing: City Entertainment Corporation, employer for hire. NM: narration & editing. DCR 1977; PUB 21Dec77 (in notice: MCMLXXVI); REG 1May78; PA 8-913.

LENGTH. See

Metric measurement: length. (TX 86-867.)

LEON SPINKS IN BIRTH OF A CHAMPION.

Leon Spinks in Birth of a champion.--[s.l.: s.n.], c1978.

1 reel, 35 min., sd., color, 16 mm.

Deposit includes script (19 p.)

LEONID BREZHNEV: THE RISE TO THE TOP.

Leonid Brezhnev; the rise to the top / Hearst Metrotone News, a division of the Hearst Corporation.--New York: Screen News Digest, c1977.

1 reel, 13 min., sd., b & w, 16 mm.--(Screen News Digest; v. 20, issue 3)

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. DCR 1977; PUB 7Nov77; REG 15Jun78; PA 9-030.

LEOPARD IN THE SNOW.

Leopard in the snow.--[Japan: s.n.], c1977.

5 film reels (approx. 84 min.): sd., col.; 35 mm.

Deposit includes synopsis (1 p.).--On film: a United Kingdom--Canada coproduction film.

CAST: Susan Penkaligon, Keir Dulleams, Jeremy Kemp et al.

© Harlequin Enterprises, Ltd. Appl. au.: Harlequin Enterprise, S.A., employer for hire. Appl. identifies the book, leopard in the snow, as preexisting material. NM: motion picture version. DCR 1977; PUB 14Jan78 (in notice: 1977); REG 9Nov78; PA 17-510.

LEROY LENDS A HAND.

[Leroy lends a hand] / 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 1017-52)

Title from leader.--Deposit includes synopsis (1 p.)

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

CREDITS: Film editors: Daniel A. Nathan & Art Seid; script by Joe Connelly, Bob Mosher & Bob Ross.

LEROY'S SUIT.

[Leroy's suit] / 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 1017-39)

Title from leader.--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. © CBS, Inc. (in notice: Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc.) Appl. ti.: Leroy's suits. Appl. au.: CBS, Inc., employer for hire. DCR 1953; PUB 1Jun53; REG 29Aug78; PA 18-874.

LEROY'S SUITS. See

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

LET ME LIGHT THE WAY.

Let me light the way / produced in association with Glen Larson Productions.--[s.l.]: MCA TV, cMCMLXXVII.

1 reel, 60 min., sd., color, 16 mm.--(Quincy, M. E.)

CAST: Jack Klugman, Garry Walberg, Robert Ito et al.

CREDITS: Producer, Michael Sloan-/Robert F. O'Neill; director, David Moessinger; teleplay by David Moessinger; story by Jack Klugman.

LET ME TRY.

Let me try: mental retardation / produced for Encyclopaedia Britannica Educational Corporation by Avatar Learning, Inc.; in collaboration with The Encyclopaedia Britannica Educational Corporation Committee on Special Education.--Chicago: EBE, c1977.

1 reel, 6 min., sd., color, 16 mm.--(Like you, like me)

Deposit includes 1 folder (6 p.)

CREDITS: Produced by Alan P. Sloan; written by Bruce Shelly.

LET THE SONG GO ROUND THE EARTH.

Let the song go round the Earth: Music Mission Fair resource kit / produced by Broadman Films; with Foreign Mission Board.--Nashville: Broadman, c1978.

1 filmstrip, 1 sound cassette, 1 poster, 1 decal sheet, 1 booklet, 2 folders.

At head of title on film: Broadman Films presents.

© Broadman Films (wholly owned by The Sunday School Board of the Southern Baptist Convention) Appl. au.: filmstrip, sound recording & narration: The Sunday School Board of the Southern Baptist Convention, employer for hire. DCR 1978; PUB 21Jul78; REG 26Jul78; PA 11-124.

LET US PRAY.

Let us pray / a Leslie Stevens production; in association with Warner Brothers Television, (a Warner Communications company).--[s.l.: s.n.], 1973.

1 film reel (60 min.): sd., col.; 16 mm.--(Search; no. 166123)

Deposit includes synopsis (3 p.)

CAST: Tony Franciosa, Burgess Meredith, Mike DeAnda et al.

CREDITS: Produced by Robert Justman; directed by Russ Mayberry; written by Don Balluck.

LET'S BE FRIENDS.

Let's be friends: emotional disturbance.--Chicago: EBE, c1977.

1 reel, 6 min., sd., color, 16 mm.--(Like you, like me)

Deposit includes 1 folder (6 p.)

CREDITS: Producer: Alan P. Sloan.

LET'S TALK IT OVER.

Let's talk it over: epilepsy.--Chicago: EBE, c1977.

1 reel, 6 min., sd., color, 16 mm.--(Like you, like me)

Deposit includes 1 folder (6 p.)

CREDITS: Producer: Alan P. Sloan.

LET'S VISIT PLAINS, GEORGIA.

Let's visit Plains, Georgia.--Columbus, Ga.: American Learning Systems, c1977.

1 sound filmstrip cartridge.

On film: American Learning Systems, Inc. (ALS)

LETTERS OF DEATH.

Letters of death / director, Nicolas Sgarro; producer, Chester Krumholz.--[s.l.: s.n.], c1977.

1 film reel (60 min.): sd., col.; 16 mm.--(Kojak; no. 47709)

On film: from Universal, an MCA company.--Deposit includes synopsis (1 p.).--On synopsis: MCA TV.

CAST: Telly Savalas, Dan Frazer, Kevin Dobson et al.

CREDITS: Written by Bill Schwartz, Marv Kupfer, Chester Krumholz.

LEXAR SYSTEM 90 ELECTRONIC MANAGEMENT WORK STATION. See

Lexar system 90 electronic office. (PA 12-946.)

LEXAR SYSTEM 90 ELECTRONIC OFFICE.

Lexar system 90 electronic office.--[s.l.: s.n.], c1978.

1 filmstrip, 1 sound cassette.

Cassette ti.: Lexar system 90 electronic management work station.

LIBRARY SKILLS.

Library skills: module 3, Non-fiction / program authors, Mary Ann Radcliffe & Judy Hartmann.--Salem, Or.: Media Research Associates, c1977.

1 filmstrip, 5 booklets, 10 job cards, 16 game cards, 4 gameboards, 4 spinners, ca. 250 game cards, 24 duplicating masters, 1 inventory sheet, 1 librarian's guide.

Inventory sheet lists as further components: 1 sound cassette, 90 iron-on awards, 12 pawns & 100 chips; cassette, awards, pawns & chips not deposited.

LIFE AT SALT POINT.

Life at Salt Point: Salt water ecology.--[s.l.: s.n.], 1978.

1 film reel (15 min.): sd., col.; 16 mm.

Production no. 3874.--Deposit includes master script (12 p.)

CREDITS: Content consultant: John F. Storr; classroom consultant: Burt A. Sellers.

LIFE CYCLES.

Life cycles.--[s.l.: s.n.], 1978.

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

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 IV--Life cycles. Appl. au.: Western Kentucky University, employer of Glenn H. Crumb & Herbert N. Simmons. DCR 1977; PUB 18Feb78 (in notice: 1977); REG 28Jul78; PA 15-332.

LIFE IN LOST CREEK.

Life in Lost Creek: Fresh water ecology.--[s.l.: s.n.], 1978.

1 film reel (15 min.): sd., col.; 16 mm.

Production no. 3873.--Deposit includes master script (11 p.)

CREDITS: Content consultant: J. Henry Sather; classroom consultant: David A. Casteel.

LIFE IN MEDITERRANEAN LANDS.

Life in Mediterranean lands.--Rev. 2d ed.--[s.l.: s.n.], 1978.

1 film reel (13 min.): sd., col.; 16 mm.

Production no. 3872.--Deposit includes master script (14 p.)

CREDITS: Content consultant: Norman J. G. Pounds; classroom consultant: William R. Klein.

© Coronet Instructional Media (a division of Esquire, Inc.) Appl. au.: Coronet Instructional Media (a division of Esquire, Inc.), employer for hire. Prev. reg. 2Jan63, MP13573. NM: all new narration, music & sound effects, & some new footage. DCR 1978; PUB 28Apr78; REG 1Jun78; PA 19-718.

LIFE IN THE DESERT--THE AMERICAN ...

Life in the desert--the American Southwest / Encyclopaedia Britannica Educational Corporation; [made by] AFA Film Artists, Inc.; in collaboration with Franz J. Camenzind.--2d ed.--Chicago: EBE, c1978.

1 reel, 11 min., sd., color, 16 mm.

CREDITS: Written by Ron Casden; sound by Linda Casden.

LIFE IN THE SEA.

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