A fair chance Prejudice Tuberculosis, Pulmonary -- psychology Tuberculosis, Pulmonary -- rehabilitation This film tells the story of a man who has recovered from tuberculosis, and the prejudice and hardship he faces after he comes home. He expects to return to his regular employer, but is told there's no job for him. Old friends don't wish to socialize, and his daughter's acquaintances are reluctant to come to the house. The film makes the point that these attitudes are rooted in a misunderstanding of tuberculosis, its treatment, and a person's health status after being released from a sanitorium or hospital. Such patients are well, and should be given a fair chance to resume their former lives. Credits: Director of photography, Robert Pittack ; screen play by John Thiele ; film editor, Ben Marmon ; directed by William J. Thiele. Cast: Robert Osterloh, Barbara Wooddell, Gloria Winters, Frank Ferguson, William Forrest, Don Beddoe, Ann Doran. Received: Apr. 25, 1955 as a donation from the National Tuberculosis Association. [New York, NY] : National Tuberculosis Association, c1954 Apex Film Corporation. Film Counselors, inc. National Tuberculosis Association. Moving image 014 min. Black and white Live action nlm:nlmuid-8800007A-vid 8800007A http://resource.nlm.nih.gov/8800007A OCLC: 31655549 English The National Library of Medicine believes this item to be in the public domain: https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/mark/1.0/