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SUMMARY:The American Revolution: Coming to a Theater Near You!
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DESCRIPTION:Explore the intersection of civic and cinema history as film h
 istorians and scholars present and discuss the patriotic film series "Old 
 Glory\," (1936–1940). Free\; registration required for each week..\
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p><strong>These classes are free to attend\,
  but registration is required. To register\, <a href="https://continue.uta
 h.edu/osher/class/osher_466_reliving_the_american_revolution_usa250_annive
 rsary_program">click here</a> or select the blue "REGISTER" button above. 
 Please note that you must register for each class session individually.&nb
 sp\; &nbsp\;</strong></p>\n<p>Presented by Dr. James D&rsquo\;Arc\, retire
 d curator of the BYU Motion Picture Archive\, and Brad Westwood\, retired 
 senior public historian. Each week\, a local scholar will join the panel t
 o discuss how the context of the Great Depression shaped these films\, and
  how accurately interpreting American Revolutionary history can help Utahn
 s be more informed and more engaged today. Presented by the <a href="https
 ://continue.utah.edu/osher">Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at the Unive
 rsity of Utah</a>.</p>\n<p><strong>Wed\, Oct 21\, 6:30&ndash\;8pm</strong>
  &middot\; <em>Sons of Liberty</em>\, Warner Bros.\, 1939\, with guest Dr.
  Christopher Hodson\, Brigham Young University</p>\n<p><strong>Thu\, Oct 2
 9\, 6:30&ndash\;8pm</strong> &middot\; <em>The Declaration of Independence
 </em>\, Warner Bros.\, 1938\, with guest Dr. Michelle Orihel\, Southern Ut
 ah University</p>\n<p><strong>Wed\, Nov 4\, 6:30&ndash\;8pm</strong> &midd
 ot\; <em>Bill of Rights</em>\, Warner Bros.\, 1939\, with guest Dr. Jenny 
 Pulsipher\, Brigham Young University</p>\n<p><strong>Tue\, Nov 10\, 6:30&n
 dash\;8pm</strong> &middot\; <em>Man Without a Country</em>\, Warner Bros.
 \, 1939\, with guest Dr. Eric Hinderaker\, University of Utah</p>\n<p><str
 ong>Wed\, Nov 18\, 6:30&ndash\;8pm</strong> &middot\; <em>Give Me Liberty<
 /em>\, Warner Bros.\, 1936\, with guest Dr. Cassandra Clark\, Utah Tech Un
 iversity</p>\n<p>This project is supported in part by Utah Humanities. Uta
 h Humanities strengthens communities by cultivating connections\, deepenin
 g understanding\, and exploring our complex human experience.</p>\nhttps:/
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