01 December 1971 Animated 12 mins
Created by Walt Disney Educational and distributed to Schools. Traces the development of communication techniques from the first "ugh" to the astral language of the space age, and concludes with a look at the implications of today's "information explosion."
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Winston Hibler as Narrator
Les Clark Director
United States 01 December 1971
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