_ DESCRIPTION OF MOTION PICTURES TO BE USED
FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 17

WEIGHT EVENTS--one reel--sound

This film contains demonstrations of the shot put, discus
throw, hammer throw, and javelin. Slow motion photography is used, together _
with repetition to give the student ample opportunity of observing every
detail of technique in each of these events. The general poise of the
body, the method of holding the shot, and the leg action, are clearly
demonstrated. The method of gripping the hammer, the arm action, and
the lee pivot are included in the hammer throwing sequence. Two styles
of form are demonstrated in the javelin throw, together. with techniques
of holdine, release, and lee action. Two styles likewise are demon-
strated in the discus sequence. In each of these events champions are
shown in action.

JUMPS AND POLE VAULT--one reel--sound
In this subject as in others, full advantage is taken of the
techniques of slow motion photography for purposes of detailed study of
form. The film includes demonstration from actual competition in the
running hizh-jump, running broad jump, hop, step and jump, and the
pole vault. The film provides opportunity for detailed study of the
varying forms employed by champions.

DISTANCE RACES--one reel--sound

This film includes races from 1000 to 10,000 meters and the
steeplechase. The style of the distance runner is contrasted vividly
with that of the dash man, Differences in typical physiques are also
clearly shown. The increasing popular steeplechase event forms a
substantial sequence in this reel and shows various methods employed
by participants in clearing the barriers in the course of this gruelling
race, Here again, full advantage is taken of successful cinematographic
techniques.

Note: The above films produced in cooperation with the Amateur Athletic
Union with the assistance of Lawson Robertson of the University of
Pennsylvania, Dean Cromwell of the University of Southern California,
and Brutus Hamilton of the University of California, all Olympic coaches.

MODERN BASKETBALL FUNDAMENTALS--two reels--silent
Produced by Eastman Teaching Films in cooperation with Dr.

Allen of the University of Kansas.

GLENN CUNNINGHAM: THE WORLD'S GREATEST MILER--one reel--silent
(see attached sheet for description of picture)