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Image Makers: The Glory Trail (1965)

National Educational Television and Radio Center

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Discusses the artistic and photographic efforts of John Stanley, Frederick Remington and Charlie Russell.

A film about the poet Theodore Roethke in which he imparts his views on the sources and functions of poetry, his approach to writing poetry, and biographical information of interest. Mr. Roethke reads some of his works which illustrate the author's conviction that a poet should reveal every aspect of his nature. Pictures him among the cluttered paraphernalia of his hnd in the classroom responding to his students.

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National Educational Television and Radio Center
Language
English
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