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Laro Club (NY) (1940-1944)

Laro Club 2. Oral club for the deaf in New York. 10th anniversary surprise party was given on September 21, 1940. Laro club’s sixth annual birthday dinner party at the Madison restaurant on January 22, 1944. Laro club’s strawberry festival picnic at Helen Milene’s garden on June 25, 1944. People socializing and speaking orally during those events. Minimal sign was used. Deaf Film 242-4.

27:07

Deaf Mosaic 402: Deaf President Now

Deaf President Now (DPN). 1988 Deaf Mosaic special edition on the Deaf President Now movement, produced immediately following the events during March 1988. Interviews with student leaders Greg Hlibok, Tim Rarus, Bridgetta Bourne, Jerry Covell, and others -- Exclusive footage of the demonstrations on the Gallaudet campus -- and an interview with new Gallaudet president, Dr. I. King Jordan.

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Gallaudet Video Presents "It is Too Late"

Gallaudet Video Presents It is Too Late. First Deaf Featured Silent Film created by a deaf filmmaker, Ernest Marshall (1910-1999), and produced in 1937 by the Cinema Production of the Deaf. Ernest Marshall received many awards and honors for his deaf films. A Deaf cast with Ernest Marshall, Katharine O’Brien, Anna Klaus, Dorothy Havens, and Ben Ash. A film with a dramatic love story of a man’s indecision between two women with a twist.

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Okta SSO Announcement

26:34

Deaf Mosaic 1011

Americorps, the new domestic public service organization, welcomes deaf members; a memorial tribute to Dr. Edward C. Merrill, the fourth president of Gallaudet College; the British Deaf Sports Association's field day on a Scottish lake; and Gallaudet University television students make their mark with professional quality productions.

27:48

Moving Pictures, Moving Hands: The Story of Ernest Marshall

Moving Pictures, Moving Hands: The Story of Ernest Marshall. An interview with Ernest Marshall on his experience on being the first deaf film pioneer. Ernest explains about how he first decided to make feature films in ASL for deaf people, and he shares his experiences in creating those different films.

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Deaf Mosaic 109

Deaf Mosaic 109. On-location in New Brunswick with "Children of A Lesser God," including first television interview with Marlee Matlin (Sarah); Jack Levesque of San Francisco's DCARA social services agency; the Telecaption II decoder (with Phyllis Frelich); 100th anniversary of Calvary Baptist Church for the Deaf in Washington, D.C.; and silent screen star Emerson Romero. [December, 1985]