Story-Telling: Can You Tell It In Order? (1953)

Director	N/A
Producer	Coronet Instructional Films
Contributors	Viola Theman, Ph. D Professor of Education Northwestern University
Length	11 min.
B&W/Color	B&W
UO Library Catalog description:	“A teacher uses a puppet clown, the blackboard, and mounted pictures in teaching primary school childern [sic] to arrange events chronologically when telling a story.”
Call #	FILM Ma144
Genre	Instructional
Rare	YES
Online	NO
Copyright status	Protected
Physical condition	FAIR
Oregon-related	NO

Notes:

Coronet Instructional Films was a publisher of many educational/instructional films related to social life and behavior from the mid 1940s to the early 1970s. More about these films and Coronet Instructional Films can be found in Mental Hygiene by Ken Smith (Source), a book dedicated to films like Story-Telling: Can you tell it in order? (1953). Other Coronet Instructional Films productions have been the target of comedy shows Mystery Science Theater 3000 and Rifftrax.

Sources: http://www.paulivester.com/schoolfilm/history.htm