Alaska Lifeboat

Year: 1956

Runtime: 21 mins

Language: English

Director: Herbert Morgan

Documentary

The short from the “Theater of Life” series follows a medical‑service ship that visits the remote village of Haines, Alaska. The locals are shown as wary of modern medicine. Ultimately, the narrator’s only identified person, a boy named Ralph Sarlan, is flown out for corrective surgery on his deformed foot.

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