toned photographs in the revised 1979  version. Both versions have a scene showing the original Eagle Gate. Most of  the credits shown here in the database are absent in the titles of the  "revised" version and only appear in the original cut. Under the main title  in the 1979 cut version, the word "(revised)" is shown. At the very beginning  of the film Brother Gage is explaining to President Snow the financial peril  of the Mormon church. With him is another gentleman, Brother Stout, with a  plan. His plan is to ask all members of the church to contribute money, and  set up clubs of contributors, with membership at various levels based on the  amount of the contribution. He offers to be the first to contribute $1,000 in  the "highest" club. President Snow says that this is not the Lords way. Much  of the scene has been cut in the "revised" version and Brother Stout no  longer has any lines. He is shown in one quick shot. There is a scene in the  Salt Lake City telegraph office, with two workers playing checkers, with the  junior telegrapher completely gone in the cut version. A later scene at the  telegraph office when a telegram from St. George is received is cut  completely. The scenes depicting the train trip to Modena are shortened. A  scene in a railroad car with general authorities and their wives, debating  the reason for the trip, has been cut entirely. A scene between a farmer,  Nephi, explaining to Pres. McArthur that he and his wife Lucy will have to  leave St. George if a crop does not come in that season (due to the  drought)....has also been removed. Nephi is in a buggy hauling a barrel of  water to relieve the thirst of his stock.