Deaf Video #46 - Festival of American Folklife - Mike Kemp
Deaf Video #46 - Festival of American Folklife - Mike Kemp relates a story about attending a convention in Philadelphia, Pa. July
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Added: 27 Jul 2007
Deaf Video #43 - Festival of American Folklife
Deaf Video #43 - Festival of American Folklife 07/05/1981 on the National Mall - Washington, D.C., sponsored by the Smithsonian Institution. Simon interviewed a guy from other country about his personal experience in being deaf. Anne Berres shares her experience. Stephanie Hall interviewed her ...
Added: 27 Jul 2007
Added: 27 Jul 2007
Deaf Video #59 - Festival of American Folklife
Deaf Video #59 - Festival of American Folklife. Christine Spink. July
Added: 27 Jul 2007
Added: 27 Jul 2007
Deaf Video #70 - Festival of American Folklife
Deaf Video #70 - Festival of American Folklife 1981 on the National Mall - Washington, D.C., sponsored by the Smithsonian Institution. June 28, 1981. Several people were interviewed to get their personal experience as a deaf
Added: 27 Jul 2007
Added: 27 Jul 2007
Deaf Video #42 - Festival of American Folklife
Deaf Video# 42 - Festival of American Folklife 07/05/1981 on the National Mall - Washington, D.C., sponsored by the Smithsonian Institution. Jerney Knaus, Ira Rothenberg and Elaine Aiello share their jokes, and personal
Added: 27 Jul 2007
Added: 27 Jul 2007
Deaf Video #41 - Festival of American Folklife
Deaf Video #41 - Festival of American Folklife 07/05/1981 on the National Mall - Washington, D.C., sponsored by the Smithsonian Institution. Simon Carmel interviewed with Larry Funkel and Joyce Groode. Three CODAs shared their experience as a child of deaf adults. They are Joyce Groode, Shirley ...
Added: 27 Jul 2007
Added: 27 Jul 2007
Deaf Video #39- Festival of American Folklife
Deaf Video #39 - Festival of American Folklife 07/03/1981 on the National Mall - Washington, D.C., sponsored by the Smithsonian Institution. Simon Carmel interviewed with Anna Jaslow, Stanley Juncho and Jack Gannon. Stanley Juncho shared his Deaf Wrestling joke. Jack Gannon shares his background ...
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Added: 27 Jul 2007
Deaf Video #38 - Festival of American Folklife
Deaf Video #38 - Festival of American Folklife 07/03/1981 on the National Mall - Washington, D.C., sponsored by the Smithsonian Institution. Simon interviewed Ms. Young, Albert Young and Anna Jaslow about their personal experience in being
Added: 27 Jul 2007
Added: 27 Jul 2007
Deaf Video #36 - Festival of American Folklife #36
Deaf Video #36 - Festival of American Folklife 07/02/1981 on the National Mall - Washington, D.C., sponsored by the Smithsonian Institution. July 2, 1981. There is a portion that shows wood hand carved alphabet sculpture that was created over 50 years ago from Maryland School for the
Added: 27 Jul 2007
Added: 27 Jul 2007
Deaf Video #49 - Festival of American Folklife
Deaf Video #49 - Festival of American Folklife. A series of stories and jokes told by various deaf people. July
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Added: 26 Jul 2007
Deaf Video #51 - Festival of American Folklife - Legend of Elizabeth Peet
Deaf Video #51 - Festival of American Folklife. Legends of Dr. Elizabeth Peet. Doris E. Campbell and Willard J. Madsen relate various stories regarding Dr. Peet. July
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Added: 26 Jul 2007
Deaf Video #33 - Festival of American Folklife
Deaf Video #33 - Festival of American Folklife 07/02/1981 on the National Mall - Washington, D.C., sponsored by the Smithsonian Institution. Tom Fields did a demonstration on how deaf people wake up in the morning before electronic was invented. Simon Carmel gives a background information on the ...
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Added: 26 Jul 2007
Deaf Video #52 - Festival of American Folklife
Deaf Video #52 - Festival of American Folklife. Deaf Jokes. July
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Added: 26 Jul 2007
Deaf Video #53 - Festival of American Folklife
Deaf Video #53 - Festival of American Folklife. Merv Garretson - Two Stories. July
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Added: 26 Jul 2007
Deaf Video #31 - Festival of American Folklife
Deaf Video #31 - Festival of American Folklife 07/02/1981 on the National Mall - Washington, D.C., sponsored by the Smithsonian Institution. Vance shares a story about "Dummy Tailor." Sandra Trapp, Gertha Kurtz and Nathie (Marbury) Couthen shares their personal stories about being deaf. ...
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Added: 26 Jul 2007
Deaf Video #55 - Festival of American Folklife
Deaf Video #55 - Festival of American Folklife. M.J. Bienvenu - Stories. March,
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Added: 26 Jul 2007
Deaf Video #29 - Festival of American Folklife
Deaf Video #29 - Festival of American Folklife 07/02/1981 on the National Mall - Washington, D.C., sponsored by the Smithsonian Institution. Videos of children playing in the sandbox. Interview with a man about
Added: 26 Jul 2007
Added: 26 Jul 2007
Deaf Video #28 - Festival of American Folklife
Deaf Video #28 - Festival of American Folklife 07/02/1981 on the National Mall - Washington, D.C., sponsored by the Smithsonian Institution. Manny Golden shares his personal experiences during 1930's. Vance Rewolinski shares three jokes: "Robber in the West", "Bathroom in the Bar" and "Deer ...
Added: 26 Jul 2007
Added: 26 Jul 2007
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, ...
Added: 23 Jul 2007
Added: 23 Jul 2007
A Lay Sermon: The Universal Brotherhood of Man and Fatherhood of God
A Lay Sermon: The Universal Brotherhood of Man and Fatherhood of God. A Lay Sermon by Robert P. McGregor. The Universal Brotherhood of Man and Fatherhood of God. Sermon about Jesus teaching people how to say their prayer properly by saying “Our Father” as all people on Earth are brothers and ...
Added: 19 Jul 2007
Added: 19 Jul 2007
Gallaudet Video Presents The Preservation of Sign Language August 24, 1913
Gallaudet Video Presents
The Preservation of Sign Language. George W. Veditz.shares a few words about the importance of preserving Sign Language. George mentioned that deaf people must be hard-hearted to those teachers who think they know everything but they do not understand what the mind, ...
Added: 19 Jul 2007
Added: 19 Jul 2007
Signing of The Charter of Gallaudet College
Signing of the Charter of Gallaudet College. Presented by Dr. Amos G. Draper. Part of George Veditz's Preservation of Sign Language series. Dr. Amos Draper mentions that there is confusion with sign language among the deaf people, but the hope and spirit of sign language continues. The signature ...
Added: 19 Jul 2007
Added: 19 Jul 2007
A Plea for A Statue in honor of Abbe Charles Michel De L'Epee
A Plea for A Statue of Abbe de L'Epee. Rev. Dr. Cloud and Rev. Father McCarthy asks Gallaudet College to set a statue to honor Abbe de L'Epee. They explained about the past history with, Abbe de L’Epee, the father of sign language and had the heart for the deaf people. He taught the deaf people ...
Added: 19 Jul 2007
Added: 19 Jul 2007
Gallaudet Video Presents Death of Minnehaha
Gallaudet Video Presents
Death of Minnehaha. Performed by Mary Williamson ERD (teacher at Michigan school for the Deaf,) she acts as a Native American woman in the dark woods performing the Henry Wadsworth Longfellow's epic poem in ASL. The poem tells of an Indian legend about Hiawatha's lover, ...
Added: 19 Jul 2007
Added: 19 Jul 2007
The Irishman's Flea and The Lady and the Cake
The Irishman's Flea and The Lady and the Cake. Robert P. McGregor tells two stories in American Sign Language. "The Irishman's Flea" is about an Irish man plagued by fleas trying to defeat them. "The Lady and the Cake" is a dream that a queen had of everyone wanting cake changing into another ...
Added: 19 Jul 2007
Added: 19 Jul 2007