BOOTH, JOHN WILKES
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"The dramatization of a theory that John Wilkes Booth did not die until 1903 when, as a young man living with David El. George, he confessed on his death bed in Oklahoma that he was Booth. 'Recommended for classes in American history as an illustration of the uncertainty of historical evidence, predating the theme of probability. It should stimulate a research interest in pupils.' Advisory committee"
Complete catalog record
Series: Historical mystery series
Dewey number: 921
Audience level: sh-c
Producer note: A Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer production available only to schools
Format/cost: 16-sd-apply TFC
Distributors / rental: Boston University $1.50; University System of Georgia, Division of General Extension $2; University of Michigan $1.50; Ohio Department of Education; University of Tennessee $2; University of Wisconsin $1.25
Dewey number: 921
Audience level: sh-c
Producer note: A Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer production available only to schools
Format/cost: 16-sd-apply TFC
Distributors / rental: Boston University $1.50; University System of Georgia, Division of General Extension $2; University of Michigan $1.50; Ohio Department of Education; University of Tennessee $2; University of Wisconsin $1.25
More in Historical mystery series
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- STRANGE GLORY
Sources
- Educational Film Guide 1946 — title, creator, length, format, sound, description, catalog record
Record added 2026-07-02 14:20:06