2001 VIDEO CATALOG - Clinton Essex Franklin Library System

Gates Gates of of Jerusalem: Jerusalem: Jerusalem: Part Part II II In In In Search Search of of Peace
Peace
Since the days of King David, Jerusalem has been overrun on 40 different occasions and completely
distroyed 18 separate times. Through the gates of the Old City have come conquerors, peacemakers,
and biblical figures, but none have ever been able to bring peace to this city.
60 min. color cc
Gathering Gathering of of Men
Men
This thought provoking program chronicales a three day workshop for men, including Bill Moyer's
interview with Robert Bly, one of America's leading poets who has spent a great deal of time exploring
how men think and feel about themselves.
90 min. color
Gator Gator Gator Girls Girls
Girls
Best friends Allie & Amy do everything together. So how will they ever make it through the summer when
Allie's parents decide to send her to Camp Wogga-Bog?
31 min. color
Gay Gay Divorcee
Divorcee
Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers star in one of the most charming of their song and dance comedies.
Included are some of Cole Porter's hits such as "Night and Day" and "The Continental."
104 min. color cc
GED GED GED (General (General Educational Educational Development Development - 43 43 43 pts.)
Designed especially for the new GED Exam, the KET/GED videotape series (30 min. each) emphasizes
using the tools of a basic education to understand and cope with the modern world. Math, Writing, Test
Taking Tips, and a tape on Student Orientation.
30 min. color
General General Douglas Douglas Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Join A & E Biography for a look at the old soldier who wouldn't fade away and remains a hero to millions
of people. With rare footage and interviews with comrades, this biography of MacArthur tells the complete
story of the complex general, from his army-brat childhood and his magnificent stand in the philippines to
his later forays into presidential politics to his career ending confrontation with Harry Truman.
50 min. color/B&W
General General George George C. C. Marshall: Marshall: Soldier Soldier & & Statesman
Statesman
This A & E Biography looks at the life and brilliant careers of George C. Marshall. As chief of staff of the
U.S. Army during World War II, Marshall commanded the largest U.S. military force ever assembled. In
peace time, he served as both Secretary of State and Secretary of Defense, and won the 1953 Nobel
peace prize for the Marshall Plan.
50 min. color
General General General Omar Omar Bradley
Bradley
When Pearl Harbor plunged America into war, the nation was unprepared to fight. Yet within months,
G.I.s were tearing through North Africa, ready to storm Europe. General Omar Bradley was the military
genius who made the American assault possible. Called "The finest Group Commander in any nation's
ground forces" by General George Marshall, here is the story of Bradley's brilliant military career, made
with the cooperation of the archives of the U.S. Naval Institute
50 min. color
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