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"Dairying In Tennessee" is a 1946 documentary short directed by Sam Orleans. This film provides a glimpse into the dairy industry in Tennessee during its time, featuring a young Charles "Charlie" McCarthy Jr., who later became known as the acclaimed novelist Cormac McCarthy.
Dairying In Tennessee is a rare piece that reflects a specific era in American agriculture, and it’s not commonly found in modern collections. While the director remains unknown, the film's historical context and the appearance of Charles 'Charlie' McCarthy Jr. add to its significance. It's often overlooked in discussions of 40s documentaries, making it an intriguing addition for those interested in regional cinema or the development of filmmakers like McCarthy. Collectors might find this title sought after due to its scarcity and the unique window it provides into Tennessee's dairy farming culture.
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"Dairying In Tennessee" is a documentary.
The film was directed by Sam Orleans.
The documentary was released in 1946.
The film stars Charles "Charlie" McCarthy Jr., who later became known as Cormac McCarthy.
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