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Description
This short, black and white film from 1951, simply titled "Mr. Pepperdine," features George Pepperdine delivering a speech that outlines his Christian vision for the students at Pepperdine College, which he had founded fourteen years earlier. The film begins with a shot of Pepperdine standing on the roof of the Auditorium, surveying the Administration Building and central fountain of the Los Angeles campus while voice-over narration provides an introduction. Narration by Glenn Gooder. Note: Due to the poor quality of the audio, subtitles have been added to Pepperdine's speech by library staff.
Motion pictures Fountain, Los Angeles Campus Academic Life Building, Los Angeles Campus Youth Christianity Promotional materials Pepperdine University Pepperdine, George, 1886-1962 Universities & colleges George Pepperdine College
Source
Pepperdine University Archives Audiovisual Collection 0052
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