Albert Schweitzer: Hill, Jerome, 1905-1972; Louis De Rochemont Associates; Hill & Anderson Productions; Afi/Sonneborn (Jonathan) Collection (Library Of Congress) Dlc

Genre: Educational

Creator: Hill Jerome 1905-1972

Format: 16mm

Sound: sound

Description: Narrative written by Albert Schweitzer, narrative spoken by Frederic March, introductory commentary written by Thomas Bruce Morgan, introductory commentary spoken by Burgess Meredith, original musical score, Alex Wilder;A biography of Albert Schweitzer, tracing his life from birth through the time of his decision, at the age of 30, to start his jungle hospital. Records a typical day at Lambarene, showing Dr. Schweitzer at the hospital, welcoming visiting natives, visiting a leper village, playing with his animal friends, playing the piano, and working on his philosophical writings;Search Educational Film Journals at Media History Project for references to this film

Complete Record: Narrative written by Albert Schweitzer, narrative spoken by Frederic March, introductory commentary written by Thomas Bruce Morgan, introductory commentary spoken by Burgess Meredith, original musical score, Alex Wilder;A biography of Albert Schweitzer, tracing his life from birth through the time of his decision, at the age of 30, to start his jungle hospital. Records a typical day at Lambarene, showing Dr. Schweitzer at the hospital, welcoming visiting natives, visiting a leper village, playing with his animal friends, playing the piano, and working on his philosophical writings;Search Educational Film Journals at Media History Project for references to this film, Narrative written by Albert Schweitzer, narrative spoken by Frederic March, introductory commentary written by Thomas Bruce Morgan, introductory commentary spoken by Burgess Meredith, original musical score, Alex Wilder; A biography of Albert Schweitzer, tracing his life from birth through the time of his decision, at the age of 30, to start his jungle hospital. Records a typical day at Lambarene, showing Dr. Schweitzer at the hospital, welcoming visiting natives, visiting a leper village, playing with his animal friends, playing the piano, and working on his philosophical writings; Search Educational Film Journals at Media History Project for references to this filmNOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.