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Madison
Portrayed
On TV
A unique film—Dolley And The ‘Great Little Madison’—will be shown on public TV station WNVTTV, Channel 53 at 9 p.m. on Aug. 1. The film was made in connection with the exhibition of the same name now on display at the Virginia Museum in Richmond through August 20.
The feature was filmed on location at the Octagon House in Washington, D. C., where Dolley and James Madison made their home after the British burned the White House in 1814.
Dolley Madison is portrayed by Emmy-Awardwinnlng actress Lois Nettleton.
Through Dolley Madison's dialogue, authentic settings and costumes, the film explores 40 years of her life with James Madison.
The film was commissioned by Philip Morris Incorporated. Copies of the film are available for loan to Virginia Museum Service member organizations.
Further information may be obtained from the museum at (804) 257-0843 by writing State Services. Virginia Museum, Boulevard and Grove Avenue, Richmond 23221.
”++++ The regular habit of reflection is a necessary part of profound and philosophical thinking. The deep thinker is deep mainly for the reason that he takes time to examine his ideas, and forms his opinions and judgements only after long and conscientious deliberation.
—Grenville Kleiser
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