New York Post / Los Angeles Times / Astoria / Deluxe / /
Country
United States / Vietnam / /
Event
Music Album Release / Movie Release / /
Facility
Gerald Pratley’s The Cinema of John Huston / Los Angeles County Museum of Art / Mason General Hospital / New York’s Museum of Modern Art / Pearl Harbor / Direct Cinema / /
IndustryTerm
Internet Archive / public relations / law student / /
Movie
Lost and Found / Key Largo / Since You Went Away / Shades of Gray / Direct Cinema / Report from the Aleutians / Let There Be Light / In This Our Life / The Maltese Falcon / The Magnificent Ambersons / The Battle of San Pietro / The Birth of a Nation / Across the Pacific / /
MusicAlbum
Let There Be Light / /
Organization
War Department / Mason General Hospital on Long Island / U.S. government / Motion Picture Association of America / Army / White House / National Archives and Records Administration / National Film Preservation Foundation / United States Army / Army’s Signal Corps / U.S. military / UC / /
Person
Stanley Cortez / George Stevens / Ernest Anderson / John Huston / Frank Capra / Jack Valenti / William Wyler / Truman / John Ford / Clifford Alexander / Alfred A. Knopf / James Agee / James Bible / Walter Huston / Archer Winsten / Joseph Henabery / Scott Simmon John Huston / Walter Mondale / Scott Simmon / Errol Morris / Joseph McBride / Ray Stark / Ronald Reagan / Ronald Haver / /
Position
spokesman / actor / President / journeyman director / Vice President / Secretary / producer / King / welcoming officer / artist / Professor / director / The / Curator / Archer / Professor of English / /
Let There Be Light[removed]and Its Restoration by Scott Simmon John Huston’s World War II documentary Let There Be Light is so legendary for its censorship controversy that its sheer power as a film has been easy to mis