"Land of the Book" 01 January 1964 Factual 27 mins
Brings alive the life and times of thousands of years ago in ancient Israel. Depicts the beauty of the land which gave birth to three religions, the sites where heroic deeds took place, and the towering splendor of the ancient works Prod. Ray and Virginia Garner
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United States 01 January 1964
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