Human Beginnings - introducing Tommy Rettig
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16mm Film - Human Beginnings - introducing Tommy Rettig - USA 1947
Directed by: Victor Solow
Written by: Lester F. Beck
Starring: Mary Patton, Josephine Kegley, Tommy Rettig and Children of the Walt Whitman School New York City
This Eddie Albert production was made in cooperation with the elementary schools of Eugene, Oregon, the Walt Whitman School, New York City, and the Presbyterian Hospital, New York City. An educational film designed to help children understand their relationship to a new baby in the family. It was also the very first film appearance of the unforgotten Tommy Rettig who was only five years old when this film was shot.
Directed by: Victor Solow
Written by: Lester F. Beck
Starring: Mary Patton, Josephine Kegley, Tommy Rettig and Children of the Walt Whitman School New York City
This Eddie Albert production was made in cooperation with the elementary schools of Eugene, Oregon, the Walt Whitman School, New York City, and the Presbyterian Hospital, New York City. An educational film designed to help children understand their relationship to a new baby in the family. It was also the very first film appearance of the unforgotten Tommy Rettig who was only five years old when this film was shot.
Sources
- YouTube channel: The Art of Film on 16mm · video ↗ — title, description, video
- 16mm Filmography editors — year, country
Record added 2026-06-12 21:03:01