Just viewed this on broadcast TV as a fill in after a feature movie. It's short, about a half hour. Very well done in recreating a bygone era and storyline. Begins in the later portion of Mr. Mellon's life as he is appointed head of the United States Treasury Department. Then it focuses on how he established the National Gallery of Art. The lead role is acted well, although despite the make-up the actor chosen should have been older. Narration by a veteran radio actor helps. This movie really supplies info that we all should know, and certainly a must for those interested in art! Surprisingly not much data, at this time, on the internet about this gem!
