White Rhapsody

Year: 1945

Runtime: 10 mins

Language: English

Director: Jack Eaton

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Released in 1945, White Rhapsody is a one‑reel short directed by Jack Eaton and narrated by Ted Husing. The film offers a look at the growing popularity of skiing, showing techniques and scenery. It earned an Oscar nomination for Best Short Subject (One‑Reel) and was preserved in 2013 by the Academy Film Archive with UCLA Film & Television Archive.

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