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America for Me
Series title:Greyhound Goes HollywoodHierarchical level:Item (Accession level)Date:1952Item number (ISN):24541Type of material:Moving imagesFound in:Archives / Film, Video and Sound -
Record information – Details Fonds/collection:STRAYER, ColinAccession:1986-0382Media:VideoProduction date:1952Release date:1952Production company:Jerry Fairbanks Inc.Production credit:director, Albert Kelley; scenario, Leo S. Rosencrans; photography, Kenneth Peach; sound, Lawrence Aicholtz; supervising editor, Richard Fritch; art director, Theobold Holsopple; production supervisor, Raoul Pagel; production assistant, Robert Scrivner; assistant director, Joseph BoyleCast credit:John Archer, Ellen Drew, Meg Randall, Bob Nichols, Lee Phelps, Riley Hill, Sam McDanielCountry of production:usSponsor:Greyhound LinesCurrent distributor:Empire Pictures of CanadaDescription:A combination of fiction short and travelogue to promote travel on Greyhound buses. The story involves two women travelling across the United States by bus. They meet a cowboy, Tex Williams from San Antonio, Texas, and a soldier. They refer often to the beauty of the country they are passing through, as well as comparing it to other regions in the U.S. which they are familiar with. In the end the various couples who met on the bus get married.Language:EnglishDetailed holdings information: -
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