Trail of the West film series

The Utah State Historical Society, Ms. Naoma Tate, Buffalo Bill Center of the West, and others invite you to celebrate the spirit of the American West through art, movies and events. KSL NewsRadio's Doug Wright talks to Jim D'Arc, curator of the Harold B. Lee Library at Brigham Young University about the free film series. The films will be shown on third Thursdays at 7:00 p.m., January – June 2018, at the Fort Douglas Post Theater (245 S Fort Douglas Blvd). See a list of all screenings . January 18, 2018 , Buffalo Bill (1944) February 15, 2018 , Ramona (1928) March 15, 2018 , Ramrod (1947) April 19, 2018 , Wagon Master (1950) May 17, 2018 , Brigham Young (1940) June 21, 2018 , Westward the Women (1951) The series focuses on Utah's storied landscapes and how classic Hollywood films used them to create an ideal, imagined American West. Dr. James V. D'Arc, a retired BYU motion picture curator and professor of film, will offer a brief lecture before each screening and lead a post-viewing discussion.

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Trail of the West film series is an episode from Everyday Lives, Everyday Values by KSL Newsradio.

This episode is 19:26 long.

This episode was published on Feb 12, 2018.

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