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How Near to the Angels by Ruth Hale, Scott Whitaker Produced by Wetzel O. Whitaker Directed by Wetzel O. Whitaker Screenplay by Scott Whitaker Production Company: Brigham Young University Motion Picture Studio Premiere Date: September 1956 Length: 1 reel (42 min.) |
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Subjects: temple marriage; | |||||||||||||||||
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Summary: Dramatizes the problems faced by a young LDS woman in choosing a husband, with emphasis on temple marriage. Depicts problems of peer pressure and the positive influence an adviser can have. Annotations: See Mormon Film: Key Films of the Third Wave The longest film produced by the BYU Motion Picture Studio under Wetzel Whitaker (up until then). It was considered by Whitaker to be a turning point film for the studio. BYU / LDS Motion Picture Studio Production #0015 Special music provided by the Brigham Young University Symphony Orchestra and the A Cappella Choir Musical Directors: Crawford Gates, Newell B. Weight. Theme Melody: Jane Thompson View BYU Library catalog record http://catalog.lib.byu.edu/uhtbin/ckey-search/3247874 Organization: Young Women's Mutual Improvement Association HBLL Call No: VC 63 Medium: 16 mm Cast Members: Mary Anderson; Wid Tingey; with Andre Mostert, Brent Brockbank, and Jean Jenkins Film Editor: Frank S. Wise Cinematographer: Robert Stum | |||||||||||||||||
Total Queries: 16. Total Execution Time: 0.011 sec.
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