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.).--Synopsis ti.: What's his name?
CAST: Voices: Norma McMillan, Hal Smith.
CREDITS: Story: Nancy Moore.
© Lutheran Church in America. Appl. au.: Lutheran Church in America,
employer for hire. DCR 1971; PUB 25Oct71; REG 24May78; PA 15-960.
WHEELS.
Wheels / a Roy Huggins--Public Arts production; produced in association
with Universal, an MCA company.--[s.l.: s.n.], c1978.
2 film reels (120 min.): sd., col.; 16 mm.--(Best sellers; no. 48301)
Based on the novel of the same title by Arthur Hailey.--Deposit includes
synopsis (2 p.).--On synopsis: pt. I.--Also on synopsis: MCA TV's Best
sellers, 1977-78.
CAST: Rock Hudson, Lee Remick, Howard McGillin et al.
CREDITS: A Universal television production; producer: Robert F. O'Neill;
director: Jerry London; script: Millard Lampell, Hank Searls, Robert
Hamilton, Nancy Lynn Schwartz; teleplay: Nancy Lynn Schwartz.
© Universal City Studios, Inc. Appl. au.: Universal City Studios, Inc.,
employer for hire. NM: film dramatization. DCR 1978; PUB 7May78; REG
31Oct78; PA 19-786.
WHEELS.
Wheels / a Roy Huggins--Public Arts production: produced in association
with Universal, an MCA company.--[s.l.: s.n.], c1978.
2 film reels (120 min.): sd., col.; 16 mm.--(Best sellers; no. 48302)
Based on the novel of the same title by Arthur Hailey.--Deposit includes
synopsis (2 p.).--On synopsis: pt. II.--Also on synopsis: MCA TV's Best
sellers, 1977-78.
CAST: Rock Hudson, Lee Remick, Howard McGillin et al.
CREDITS: A Universal television production; producer: Robert F. O'Neill;
director: Jerry London; script: Millard Lampell, Hank Searls, Robert
Hamilton, Nancy Lynn Schwartz; teleplay: Nancy Lynn Schwartz.
© Universal City Studios, Inc. Appl. au.: Universal City Studios, Inc.,
employer for hire. NM: film dramatization. DCR 1978; PUB 8May78; REG
31Oct78; PA 19-787.
WHEELS.
Wheels / a Roy Huggins--Public Arts production; produced in association
with Universal, an MCA company.--[s.l.: s.n.], c1978.
2 film reels (120 min.): sd., col.; 16 mm.--(Best sellers; no. 48303)
Based on the novel of the same title by Arthur Hailey.--Deposit includes
synopsis (2 p.).--On synopsis: pt. III.--Also on synopsis: MCA TV's Best
sellers, 1977-78.
CAST: Rock Hudson, Lee Remick, Howard McGillin et al.
CREDITS: A Universal television production; producer: Robert F. O'Neill;
director: Jerry London; teleplay: Robert Hamilton.
© Universal City Studios, Inc. Appl. au.: Universal City Studios, Inc.,
employer for hire. NM: film dramatization. DCR 1978; PUB 9May78; REG
31Oct78; PA 19-788.
WHEELS.
Wheels / a Roy Huggins--Public Arts production; produced in association
with Universal, an MCA company.--[s.l.: s.n.], c1978.
2 film reels (120 min.): sd., col.; 16 mm.--(Best sellers; no. 48304)
Based on the novel of the same title by Arthur Hailey.--Deposit includes
synopsis (2 p.).--On synopsis: pt. IV.--Also on synopsis: MCA TV's Best
sellers, 1977-78.
CAST: Rock Hudson, Lee Remick, Howard McGillin et al.
CREDITS: A Universal television production; producer: Robert F. O'Neill;
director: Jerry London; teleplay: Nancy Lynn Schwartz.
© Universal City Studios, Inc. Appl. au.: Universal City Studios, Inc.,
employer for hire. NM: film dramatization. DCR 1978; PUB 14May78; REG
31Oct78; PA 19-789.
WHEELS.
Wheels / a Roy Huggins--Public Arts production; produced in association
with Universal, an MCA company; producer, Robert F. O'Neill; director,
Jerry London.--[s.l.: s.n.], c1978.
2 film reels (120 min.): sd., col.; 16 mm.--(Best sellers; no. 48305)
Based on the novel of the same title by Arthur Hailey.--Deposit includes
synopsis (2 p.).--On synopsis: pt. V.--Also on synopsis: MCA TV's Best
sellers, 1977-78.
CAST: Rock Hudson, Lee Remick, Howard McGillin et al.
CREDITS: A Universal television production; written for television by
Douglas Heyes; teleplay: Robert Hamilton.
© Universal City Studios, Inc. Appl. au.: Universal City Studios, Inc.,
employer for hire. NM: film dramatization. DCR 1978; PUB 15May78; REG
31Oct78; PA 19-790.
WHEN A BODY MEETS A BODY.
When a body meets a body. By Charles Curtis. (Sew what's new)
SUPPLEMENTARY REG. for MU10572, 1977.
Statement re address.
© Charles Curtis. REG 3Jul78; PAu 32-595.
WHEN A SKIRT IS NOT A SKIRT.
When a skirt is not a skirt. By C. W. Hogberg, Mary M. Hogberg & Kathy
M. Hogberg. (Sew what's new, episode 73)
SUPPLEMENTARY REG. for MU10879, 1977.
© C. W. Hogberg, Mary M. Hogberg, Kathy M. Hogberg & L. G. Bue (on
original appl.: C. W. Hogberg, Mary M. Hogberg & Kathy M. Hogberg) Appl.
au.: C. W. Hogberg, Mary M. Hogberg, Kathy M. Hogberg & L. G. Bue (on
original appl.: C. W. Hogberg, Mary M. Hogberg & Kathy M. Hogberg) REG
18May78; PAu 49-324.
WHEN I GROW UP.
When I grow up: career aspirations / 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, 6 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 27Dec77; REG 3Apr78; PA 8-941.
WHERE THE WINDS ARE BORN.
Where the winds are born.--[Omaha]: Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom
National Television Network, c1977.
1 reel, 30 min., sd., color, 16 mm.--(Mutual of Omaha's Wild kingdom)
CAST: Marlin Perkins.
CREDITS: Produced & directed by Don Meier; written by Allan W. Eckert.
© Mutual of Omaha. Appl. au.: Mutual of Omaha, employer for hire. DCR
1977; PUB 22Jan78 (in notice: 1977); REG 7Jul78; PA 9-758.
WHICH ONE IS JAIME?
Which one is Jaime?.--[s.l.: s.n.], c1978.
1 film reel (45 min.): sd., col.; 16 mm.--(The Bionic woman; no. 47454)
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, Jennifer Darling et al.
CREDITS: Producer: Ralph Sariego; written by Jim Carlson, Terrence
McDonnell; directed by Jack Arnold; director of photography: Frederick
Gately.
© Universal City Studios, Inc. Appl. au.: Universal City Studios, Inc.,
employer for hire. NM: dramatization for television. DCR 1978; PUB
25Feb78; REG 27Sep78; PA 15-030.
THE WHIPPING BOY OF NORWEGIAN FOLKLORE.
See
Trolls of Norway. (PA 19-557.)
WHO KILLED BUGS BUNNY?
Who killed Bugs Bunny? / 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
Bruce Bilson].--[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 (1 p.)
CAST: Linda Lavin, Polly Holliday, Vic Tayback et al.
CREDITS: Written by Lloyd J. Schwartz.
© 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 24Nov76;
REG 7Sep78; PA 12-345.
WHO KILLED THE CENTERFOLD MODEL?
Who killed the centerfold model? / Producer, Leslie Stevens; director,
Russ Mayberry.--[Canada: s.n.], c1977.
2 film reels (80 min.): sd., col.; 16 mm.--(World premiere)
(Stonestreet)
On film: from Universal, an MCA company.--Deposit includes synopsis (2
p.).--On synopsis: from MCA Television.
CAST: Barbara Eden, Joseph Mascolo, Richard Basehart et al.
CREDITS: Teleplay: Leslie Stevens; music: Patrick Williams; photography:
Terry K. Meade.
© Universal City Studios, Inc. Appl. ti.: Stonestreet. Appl. au.:
Universal City Studios, Inc., employer for hire. DCR 1976; PUB 14Jan77;
REG 15Aug78; PA 14-953.
WHO, ME?
Who, me? / 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.)
CAST: Voices: Norma McMillan, Hal Smith.
CREDITS: Story: Nancy Moore.
© Lutheran Church in America. Appl. au.: Lutheran Church in America,
employer for hire. DCR 1969; PUB 4Jun69: REG 24May78; PA 15-958.
WHOOPING COUGH.
Whooping cough.--[s.l.: s.n.], c1974.
1 videoreel (15 min.): sd., col.; 2 in.--(An Ounce of prevention)
On copy: American Academy of Pediatrics presents, Nancy Mulnix.--Deposit
includes synopsis (1 p.) & 7 photos.
CREDITS: Producer: Frederick J. Margolis.
© Shannon Productions. Appl. au.: Shannon Productions, employer for
hire. DCR 1973; PUB 12Aug73 (in notice: 1974); REG 10May78; PA 12-837.
WHO'S GEORGE?
Who's George? / 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.)
CAST: Voices: Norma McMillan, Hal Smith.
CREDITS: Story: Nancy Moore.
© Lutheran Church in America. Appl. au.: Lutheran Church in America,
employer for hire. DCR 1969; PUB 4Jun69; REG 24May78; PA 15-975.
WHO'S GOT A RIGHT TO RHODESIA?
Who's got a right to Rhodesia? / CBS News.--[s.l.: s.n.], 1977.
1 videocassette, 60 min., sd., color, 3/4 in.--(CBS news special report)
Title on cassette container: Rhodesia.--Deposit includes transcript (20
p.)
CREDITS: Producer-director: Irv Drasnin; reported & written by Irv
Drasnin.
© CBS, Inc. Appl. au.: CBS, Inc., employer for hire. DCR 1977; PUB
26Mar77; REG 11Aug78; PA 10-949.
WHO'S WHO.
Who's who.--[s.l.: s.n.], 1977.
1 videocassette (60 min.): sd., col.; 3/4 in.
With CBS News correspondents Dan Rather, Charles Kuralt & Barbara
Howar.--Broadcast date: Tuesday, Jan. 25, 1977.--Deposit includes script
(22 p.).--On script: Edition 1, show 4.
CREDITS: Produced by CBS News.
© CBS, Inc. Appl. au.: CBS, Inc., employer for hire. DCR 1977; PUB
21Jan77; REG 24Nov78; PA 19-572.
WHOSE CHILD IS THIS?
Whose child is this? / Produced for Orion Broadcasting by Alfred Shands
Productions, with The Junior League of Louisville and Jefferson County,
Ky., Fiscal Court; producer, Alfred R. Shands; director, Rhoden
Streeter.--[s.l.: s.n., 19--]
1 film reel (31 min.): sd., col.; 16 mm.:
Deposit includes synopsis (3 p.)
CREDITS: Editor: Rhoden Streeter.
© The Junior League of Louisville, Inc. Appl. au.: "entire work, except
music": Alfred Shands Productions, Inc., employer for hire. DCR 1978;
PUB 8Mar78; REG 20Jul78; PA 17-798.
WHY ME?
Why me?: Double braces / 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 Chris Jenkyns.
© Encyclopaedia Britannica Educational Corporation (for music: d.b.a.
EBEC Music) Appl. au.: Encyclopaedia Britannica Educational Corporation,
employer for hire. DCR 1977; PUB 20Dec77; REG 3Apr78; PA 8-942.
WHY ME?
Why me? / 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: Bob
Douglas; teleplay: Alan Godfrey.
© Universal City Studios, Inc. Appl. au.: Universal City Studios, Inc.,
employer for hire. DCR 1977; PUB 10Jan78 (in notice: 1977); REG 15Aug78;
PA 12-320.
WHY NOT MEDICINE?
Why not medicine? / A Films North production; director, Rod Thompson
[i.e. Rodney J. Thompson].--[s.l.: s.n.], c1977.
1 film reel (ca. 17 min.): sd., col.; 16 mm.
On film: presented by Alaska Federation of Natives, Inc.--Deposit
includes synopsis (3 p.)
CREDITS: Assistant editor & director: Carol Thompson.
© Rodney J. Thompson. Appl. au.: camera, editing, directing, producing:
Rodney J. Thompson, employer for hire. DCR 1977; PUB 2Dec77; REG
15May78; PA 17-968.
THE WIDOW, A SURVIVOR OF DEATH.
The Widow, a survivor of death: a slide-sound presentation / by
Elizabeth D. Spence.
1 sound cassette, 1 filmstrip.
Filmstrip in container.
© Elizabeth D. Spence. DCR 1977; REG 3Oct78; PAu 54-357.
WILD ANIMAL FAMILIES.
Wild animal families / content consultant, June Sark Heinrich; classroom
consultant, Dolores B. Streff.--Chicago: Coronet, c1978.
6 filmstrips, 6 sound cassettes, 1 program guide, in container.
"A Coronet sound filmstrip".--According to guide, kit includes 24
reproduction masters; masters not deposited.
© Coronet Instructional Media, a division of Esquire, Inc. Appl. au.:
filmstrip, printed matter, recorded sounds, visuals: Coronet
Instructional Media, a division of Esquire, Inc., employer for hire. DCR
1978; PUB 30May78; REG 18Aug78; PA 11-308.
THE WILD CHILD.
The Wild child / director, Patrick McGoohan.--[s.l.: s.n.], 1977.
1 film reel (60 min.): sd., col.; 16 mm.--(Rafferty; no. 166733)
On film: Warner Brothers Television (a Warner Communications
company).--Deposit includes synopsis (3 p.)
CAST: Patrick McGoohan, John Getz, Rachel Longaker et al.
CREDITS: Producers: James Lee, Norman Powell; writer: Sue Milburn.
© Warner Brothers Television. Appl. au.: Warner Brothers Television (a
division of Warner Brothers, Inc.), employer for hire. DCR 1977; PUB
20Oct77; REG 7Sep78; PA 17-564.
WILD KINGDOM. See
Elephants of Amboseli. (PA 9-756.)
Girl Scouting & the wild kingdom. (PA 9-753.)
Gorillas of the mountains. (PA 9-754.)
Gorillas of the mountains. (PA 9-755.)
Prairie spring. (PA 19-179.)
Sea snakes of the Swains. (PA 9-752.)
Sharks of Polynesia. (PA 9-757.)
Where the winds are born. (PA 9-758.)
WILD SCIENCE--MIND AND BODY.
Wild science--mind and body: a special educational version / adapted
from the Lee Mendelson production for NBC TV; Encyclopaedia Britannica
Educational Corporation.--Chicago: EBE, c1976.
1 reel, 10 min., sd., color, 16 mm.
CAST: Narrated by Peter Falk.
CREDITS: Adapted and edited by Ric Gentry.
© Encyclopaedia Britannica Educational Corporation. Appl. au.:
educational version adapted from Lee Mendelson production for NBC TV:
Encyclopaedia Britannica Educational Corporation, employer for hire. NM:
new sound and special edited version adapted by EBEC for educational
purposes. DCR 1977; PUB 18Mar77 (in notice: 1976); REG 19Apr78; PA
8-946.
WILL THE REAL SANTA CLAUS.
Will the real Santa Claus / produced in association with Glen A. Larson
Productions and Universal, an MCA company; director, Michael Pataki;
producer, Joe Boston.--[s.l.: s.n.], c1978.
1 film reel (60 min.): sd., col.; 16 mm.--(Hardy Boys--Nancy Drew
mysteries; no. 48602)
Based on the Nancy Drew books by Carolyn Keene.--Deposit includes
synopsis (2 p.).--On synopsis: MCA TV.--Series title on synopsis: Nancy
Drew mysteries; no. 48602.
CAST: Pamela Sue Martin, William Schallert, Susan Buckner et al.
CREDITS: Written by Michael Sloan.
© Universal City Studios, Inc. Appl. au.: Universal City Studios, Inc.,
employer for hire. DCR 1977; PUB 18Dec77 (in notice: 1978); REG 14Nov78;
PA 19-791.
WILL TO LIVE.
Will to live.--[s.l.: s.n.], 1977.
1 film reel (60 min.): sd., col.; 16 mm.--(Rafferty; no. 166737)
On film: Warner Brothers Television (a Warner Communications
company).--Deposit includes synopsis (3 p.)
CAST: Patrick McGoohan, Millie Slavin, Claudette Nevins et al.
CREDITS: Producer: James Lee; director: Edward H. Feldman; story: Arthur
Joel Katz, Sue Milburn; teleplay: Sue Milburn.
© Warner Brothers Television. Appl. au.: Warner Brothers Television (a
division of Warner Brothers, Inc.), employer for hire. DCR 1977; PUB
3Nov77; REG 7Sep78; PA 17-565.
WILLIAM WYLER. See
The American Film Institute presents a salute to William Wyler. (PA
16-300.)
WILMA.
Wilma / Cappy Productions, Inc.--New York: Cappy Productions, c1977.
2 videocassettes, 100 min., sd., color, 3/4 in.
CAST: Cicely Tyson, Shirley Jo Finney, Jason Bernard et al.
CREDITS: Producer, director, writer: Bud Greenspan; director of
photography: Arthur Ornitz; editor: William Cahn; music: Irwi Bazelon.
© Cappy Productions, Inc. Appl. ti.: The Wilma Rudolph story. Appl. au.:
Cappy Productions, Inc., employer for hire. DCR 1977; PUB 19Dec77; REG
5May78; PA 9-044.
THE WILMA RUDOLPH STORY. See
Wilma. (PA 9-044.)
WINDOWS, DOORS & KEYHOLES.
Windows, doors & keyholes / producer, Arne Sultan; director, Leonard B.
Stern.--Canada: [s.n.], c1978.
1 videocassette (55 min.): sd., col.; 3/4 in.
Deposit includes synopsis (2 p.).--No. 83437.--On synopsis: pilot.
CAST: Robert Doyle, Pat Cronin, John Schuck et al.
CREDITS: Written by Arne Sultan, Earl Barret, Bill Dana & Leonard B.
Stern; music: Stu Phillips; director of photography: Jeff Engel.
© Universal City Studios, Inc. Appl. au.: Universal City Studios, Inc.,
employer for hire. DCR 1977; PUB 13May78; REG 27Nov78; PA 19-813.
THE WINDS OF AUTUMN.
The Winds of autumn.--[s.l.]: A Howco International Pictures release [&]
an American International release, c1976.
6 film reels (106 min.): Panavision, sd., col.: 35 mm.
Technicolor.--Deposit includes synopsis (2 p.)
CAST: Chuck Pierce, Jr., Earl E. Smith, Dub Taylor, The Hankins Gang.
CREDITS: Produced and directed by Charles B. Pierce; screenplay by Earl
E. Smith; music by Jaime Mendoza-Nava.
© Charles B. Pierce Film Enterprises, Inc. Appl. au.: Charles B. Pierce
Film Enterprises, Inc., employer for hire. DCR 1976; PUB 25Feb76; REG
18Jul78; PA 19-367.
WINNERS AND LOSERS.
Winners and losers / Argus filmstrips; [text] by Sydney J.
Harris.--Niles, Ill.: Argus, c1977.
1 filmstrip, 1 sound cassette, 1 guide.
From the Argus paperback of the same title by Sydney J. Harris.
© Argus Communications, division of DLM, Inc. Appl. au.: audiovisual
elements: Argus Communications, employer for hire. Book prev. reg. 1968.
NM: audiovisual version, change of ill., editorial revision. DCR 1977;
PUB 15Sep77; REG 30Jan78; PA 8-075.
WINNIE THE WITCH: STORIES ABOUT VALUES.
Winnie the Witch: stories about values / produced and distributed by
Society for Visual Education, Inc.--Chicago: SVE, c1978.
4 filmstrips, 4 sound cassettes, 1 booklet, in container.
On work: Singer Education Division.
© Society for Visual Education, Inc. Appl. au.: Society for Visual
Education, Inc., employer for hire, DCR 1978; PUB 11Aug78; REG 22Sep78;
PA 20-754.
THE WINSLOW WOMAN.
[The Winslow woman] / 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 1017-50)
Title from leader.--Deposit includes script (41 p.).--On script: final
shooting script.
CAST: Alvin Childress, Tim Moore & Spencer Williams, Jr.
CREDITS: Film editors: Daniel A. Nathan & Art Seid; 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 1Jun53; REG 29Aug78; PA
18-876.
WISCONSIN SCHOOL BUS DRIVER DEVELOPMENT SERIES; PHASE 1, MODULE 4A. See
School bus driver readiness test. (PA 14-505.)
THE WISE OLD WIZARD OF EYES. See
The Wizard of eyes. (PA 10-887.)
THE WIZ.
The Wiz / an EAV production; script and picture editor, Donna Cribari;
photos. by Martha Swope.--Pleasantville, N. Y.: EAV, c1978.
1 filmstrip: col.; 35 mm.--(EAV music appreciation series)
Filmstrip intended to accompany sounds; sounds not deposited.
© Educational Audio Visual, Inc. Appl. au.: selection and sequencing of
visuals on filmstrip: Educational Audio Visual, Inc., employer for hire.
Appl. identifies most photos. taken by photographer as preexisting
material. NM: original visual effects integrated with newly compiled
visuals. DCR 1978; PUB 10Oct78; REG 17Oct78; VA 11-867.
THE WIZARD OF EYES.
The Wizard of eyes / Southern Area Media Center.--[s.l.: s.n.], c1977.
1 reel, 15 min., sd., color, 16 mm.
Deposit includes 1 synopsis (9 p.) + 1 music sheet (1 p.)
© The Georgia Society for the Prevention of Blindness, Inc. Appl. ti.:
The Wise old wizard of eyes. Appl. au.: The Georgia Society for the
Prevention of Blindness, Inc., employer for hire. DCR 1977; PUB 28Nov77;
REG 26Jan78; PA 10-887.
WOEBEGUF.
Woebeguf.--Moab, Utah: distributed by Tail Feather, c1977.
1 film reel (33 min.): sd., col.; 16 mm.
Based on the screenplay of the same title.--On film: Tail
Feather/Woebeguf presents; a Cine-Mas film.--Deposit includes synopsis
(2 p.)
CAST: Michael Wain, Barbara Hunerjager, Roger Christensen et al.
CREDITS: Producer, director, writer, cameraman, editor: Rodger Darbonne;
music: Curt Stewart, Bill Anderson.
© Rodger Lee Darbonne. Appl. au.: motion picture version (cinematography
& sound): Rodger Lee Darbonne, employer for hire. Screenplay prev. reg.
1976, DU100118. NM: Motion picture version (cinematography & sound) DCR
1977; PUB 1Sep77; REG 10Apr78; PA 12-832.
THE WOLF AND THE SEVEN KIDS.
The Wolf and the seven kids / Greatest Tales, Inc.--Chicago: Distributed
by Encyclopaedia Britannica Educational Corp., c1978.
1 reel, 10 min., sd., color, 16 mm.
CREDITS: Producer: Fred Ladd.
© Greatest Tales, Inc. Appl. au.: Greatest Tales, Inc., employer for
hire. Appl. identifies German version of tale from Brothers Grimm
"Maerchen" as preexisting material. NM: new animated film version. DCR
1978; PUB 3Jan78; REG 11Apr78; PA 9-041.
WOMAN OF VALOR.
Woman of valor.--[s.l.: s.n.], c1977.
1 videocassette, 60 min., sd., color, 3/4 in.
On videocassette: a presentation of The Jewish Theological Seminary of
America.--Based on a work of Morton Wishengrad, "As a wind that
blows".--Deposit includes transcript (82 p.).--Air date: Mar. 20, 1977.
CREDITS: Producer/director: Martin Hoade; written by Virginia Mazer.
© National Broadcasting Company, Inc. Appl. au.: National Broadcasting
Company, Inc., employer for hire. DCR 1977; PUB 17Feb77; REG 28Jun78; PA
12-024.
WOMAN TROUBLE.
Woman trouble / a Roy Huggins--Public Arts production; in association
with Universal, an MCA company.--[Canada: s.n.], c1978.
1 film reel (60 min.): sd., col.; 16 mm.--(Baretta)
Deposit includes synopsis (1 p.)
CAST: Robert Blake, Tom Ewell, Ed Grover et al.
CREDITS: Producer: Alan Godfrey; directed by Bernie Kowalski; teleplay:
Robert Crais.
© Universal City Studios, Inc. Appl. au.: Universal City Studios, Inc.,
employer for hire. DCR 1978; PUB 21Mar78; REG 15Aug78; PA 12-336.
WONDER WOMAN. See
Anschluss '77. (PA 12-359.)
The Bermuda Triangle crisis. (PA 12-360.)
Deadly toys. (PA 12-367.)
Death in disguise. (PA 12-374.)
Diana's disappearing act. (PA 12-373.)
Flight to oblivion. (PA 12-376.)
The Girl from Ilandia. (PA 12-377.)
I do, I do. (PA 12-365.)
Irac is missing. (PA 12-372.)
Knockout. (PA 12-362.)
Light-fingered lady. (PA 12-370.)
The Man who could move the world. (PA 12-361.)
The Man who made volcanos. (PA 12-366.)
The Man who wouldn't tell. (PA 12-378.)
The Mind stealers from outer space. (PA 12-368.)
The Mind stealers from outer space. (PA 12-369.)
The Murderous missile. (PA 12-379.)
The Pied Piper. (PA 12-363.)
The Queen and the thief. (PA 12-364.)
The Return of Wonder Woman. (PA 12-358.)
Screaming javelins. (PA 12-371.)
Seance of terror. (PA 12-375.)
WORD WISE SERIES. See
Homographs. (PA 11-037.)
WORKING FOR A LIVING.
Working for a living / by the editors and photographers of Educational
Direction, Inc.--Newport, R. I.: Harvest Educational Labs, c1978.