Ivy Films Inc. will premiere its first production in three years tonight, "The Last Time I Saw Them." The movie, which will be shown at the Geographical Institute at 7:15 and at 9:30, is a documentary film on Phillips Brooks House's social service activities.
"The Last Time I Saw Them" deals with PBH work in Boston's Denison House. The 20-minute film follows the work of a PBH volunteer and his activities with the underprivileged children in his group. Gordon Barnes '56 directed the movie which was produced by Leroy Huntington '53. Lewis Schneider '56, president of Ivy Films, was the director of photography.
Along with its locally produced short, Ivy Films will present Ernest Hemingway's "Spanish Earth" and Charlie Chaplin's "Satire of Carmen."
Read more in News
Group Plans Test Measuring College Salary DiscriminationRecommended Articles
-
Charlie ChaplinW HEN SIR CHARLES SPENCER CHAPLIN died in Switzerland on Christmas Day, the world lost one of its most lauded
-
KUBRICK: A RETROSPECTIVEIt seems almost fitting that when director Stanley Kubrick died at home on March 7, The New York Times felt
-
Susan Sontag Shows Her 1970 Film, Rejects 'Obsessions' in Earlier WorksSusan Sontag, novelist, essayist and film maker, brought her 1970 film "Brother Carl" to the Carpenter Center last night and
-
Quaid Goes the Distance in ‘Rookie’Frequently, I wonder what I would do if someone pushed me into a chair and ordered me to write a
-
An Assortment of Silver ScreensI f the more than 40 films released this summer do not suit your tastes or your budgets. Cambridge moviehouses
-
Harvard Film Service Makes And Shows University MoviesBeneath the Biological laboratories lies Harvard's bit of Hollywood. Here a group of rooms with a curious assortment of movie
