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Portrait of a Library (1940)

With no dialogue, the film shows how a public library can be not only a place for quiet reading, but also dynamic information center. Features the librarian and library staff helping patrons, working with children and delivering books to the hospital, and homebound patrons.
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With no dialogue, the film shows how a public library can be not only a place for quiet reading, but also dynamic information center. Features the librarian and library staff helping patrons, working with children and delivering books to the hospital, and homebound patrons.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Hans Burger
Written By:Hans Burger
In Theaters:1/2/1940
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Runtime:23 minutes
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