The Fox West Coast Anaheim gala 1935 opening of MGM’s “Mutiny on the Bounty”
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One of my teachers at JBHS, Mr. Korngold’s dad, Wolfgang Korngold, won an Oscar for musical score on Mutiny on the Bounty. He brought it to class for us and of course showed the movie.
That must have been an exciting day!
Correction, the movie was Captain Blood 1935, and he was nominated for musical score, the movie he won it was for 1938 The Adventures of Robinhood.
The class that I had in high school was you meet at the auditorium watch an old classic movie, probably 2 a week. then you would have to write a paper about it.
I had to do a little fact checking because high school is not as clear to me at 63 then it was at 17