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Advice to Actors
directed by John Musilli, 1936-1991; produced by Dan Gallagher, fl. 1963, Columbia Broadcasting System (Creative Arts Television, 1966), 27 mins
"Actors Murray Hamilton, James Earl Jones, Jack Klugman and Rip Torn give advice to young and would-be actors. Themes: the lack of good roles, the place of television, Hollywood vs. Broadway, the importance of regional theater, and the necessary mobility of an actor, and about why they went into acting and why the...
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directed by John Musilli, 1936-1991; produced by Dan Gallagher, fl. 1963, Columbia Broadcasting System (Creative Arts Television, 1966), 27 mins
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"Actors Murray Hamilton, James Earl Jones, Jack Klugman and Rip Torn give advice to young and would-be actors. Themes: the lack of good roles, the place of television, Hollywood vs. Broadway, the importance of regional theater, and the necessary mobility of an actor, and about why they went into acting and why they think others do. 1966."
Date Written / Recorded
1966
Field of Study
Theatre
Content Type
Documentary
Contributor
Dan Gallagher, fl. 1963, Columbia Broadcasting System
Author / Creator
John Musilli, 1936-1991
Date Published / Released
1966
Publisher
Creative Arts Television
Speaker / Narrator
James Earl Jones, 1931-, Rip Torn, 1931-2019, Murray Hamilton, 1923-1986, Jack Klugman, 1922-2012, James Macandrew, 1906-1988
Person Discussed
James Earl Jones, 1931-, Rip Torn, 1931-2019, Murray Hamilton, 1923-1986, Jack Klugman, 1922-2012, James Macandrew, 1906-1988
Topic / Theme
Theatre
Person
John Musilli, 1936-1991, James Earl Jones, 1931-, Rip Torn, 1931-2019, Murray Hamilton, 1923-1986, Jack Klugman, 1922-2012, James Macandrew, 1906-1988, 244212, 245082, 245093, 245094, 230845, Dan Gallagher, fl. 1963
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The Alchemist
written by Ben Jonson, 1573-1637; directed by Nick Havinga, fl. 1964-1996; produced by Sig Moglen, fl. 1964-1996, Columbia Broadcasting System; performed by James Cahill, fl. 1964-1989, John Heffernan, 1934-, Roy Scheider, 1932-2008, Dennis Longwell, fl. 1964, Philip Minor, 1927-1991, Rex Robbins, 1935-2003 and Mario Siletti, 1897-1977 (Creative Arts Television, 1964), 29 mins
"Excerpts from Ben Jonson's 17th century "comedy of humors" -- "The Alchemist" --in which a con man with a "philosopher's stone" dupes respectable but greedy members of the establishment. With the cast of the 1964 off-Broadway production. With James Cahill, John Heffernan, Dennis Longwell, Philip Minor, Rex Robbin...
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written by Ben Jonson, 1573-1637; directed by Nick Havinga, fl. 1964-1996; produced by Sig Moglen, fl. 1964-1996, Columbia Broadcasting System; performed by James Cahill, fl. 1964-1989, John Heffernan, 1934-, Roy Scheider, 1932-2008, Dennis Longwell, fl. 1964, Philip Minor, 1927-1991, Rex Robbins, 1935-2003 and Mario Siletti, 1897-1977 (Creative Arts Television, 1964), 29 mins
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"Excerpts from Ben Jonson's 17th century "comedy of humors" -- "The Alchemist" --in which a con man with a "philosopher's stone" dupes respectable but greedy members of the establishment. With the cast of the 1964 off-Broadway production. With James Cahill, John Heffernan, Dennis Longwell, Philip Minor, Rex Robbins, Roy R. Scheider, and Mario Siletti. 1964." James Cahill, fl. 1964-1989 John Heffernan, 1934- Roy Scheider, 1932-2008
Date Written / Recorded
1964
Field of Study
Theatre
Content Type
Performance
Performer / Ensemble
James Cahill, fl. 1964-1989, John Heffernan, 1934-, Roy Scheider, 1932-2008, Dennis Longwell, fl. 1964, Philip Minor, 1927-1991, Rex Robbins, 1935-2003, Mario Siletti, 1897-1977
Contributor
James Cahill, fl. 1964-1989, John Heffernan, 1934-, Roy Scheider, 1932-2008, Sig Moglen, fl. 1964-1996, Columbia Broadcasting System, James Macandrew, 1906-1988
Author / Creator
Nick Havinga, fl. 1964-1996, James Cahill, fl. 1964-1989, John Heffernan, 1934-, Roy Scheider, 1932-2008, Dennis Longwell, fl. 1964, Philip Minor, 1927-1991, Rex Robbins, 1935-2003, Mario Siletti, 1897-1977, Ben Jonson, 1573-1637
Date Published / Released
1964
Publisher
Creative Arts Television
Speaker / Narrator
James Macandrew, 1906-1988
Person Discussed
James Macandrew, 1906-1988
Topic / Theme
Theatre
Person
Nick Havinga, fl. 1964-1996, James Macandrew, 1906-1988, James Cahill, fl. 1964-1989, John Heffernan, 1934-, Roy Scheider, 1932-2008, Dennis Longwell, fl. 1964, Philip Minor, 1927-1991, Rex Robbins, 1935-2003, Mario Siletti, 1897-1977, 230845, Ben Jonson, 1573-1637, Sig Moglen, fl. 1964-1996
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American Theater Conversations: The Actors Studio
produced by Columbia Broadcasting System (Creative Arts Television, 1963), 27 mins
"Members of The Actors Studio and The Production Board of the Actors Studio Theater: Geraldine Page, Paul Newman, Frank Corsaro, Michael Wager, Rip Torn, and Fred Stewart discuss their training at The Actors Studio and goals for The Actors Studio Theater. 1963."
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produced by Columbia Broadcasting System (Creative Arts Television, 1963), 27 mins
Description
"Members of The Actors Studio and The Production Board of the Actors Studio Theater: Geraldine Page, Paul Newman, Frank Corsaro, Michael Wager, Rip Torn, and Fred Stewart discuss their training at The Actors Studio and goals for The Actors Studio Theater. 1963."
Date Written / Recorded
1963
Field of Study
Theatre
Content Type
Documentary
Contributor
Columbia Broadcasting System
Date Published / Released
1963
Publisher
Creative Arts Television
Speaker / Narrator
Rip Torn, 1931-2019, Frank Corsaro, 1924-, Paul Newman, Geraldine Page, 1924-1987, Michael Wager, 1925-, Fred Stewart, 1906-1970, James Macandrew, 1906-1988
Person Discussed
Rip Torn, 1931-2019, Frank Corsaro, 1924-, Paul Newman, Geraldine Page, 1924-1987, Michael Wager, 1925-, Fred Stewart, 1906-1970, James Macandrew, 1906-1988, Lee Strasberg, 1901-1982
Topic / Theme
Theatre
Person
Rip Torn, 1931-2019, Frank Corsaro, 1924-, Paul Newman, Geraldine Page, 1924-1987, Michael Wager, 1925-, Fred Stewart, 1906-1970, James Macandrew, 1906-1988, 245082, 245083, 242776, 245084, 244202, 243020, 230845, Lee Strasberg, 1901-1982
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Anaïs Nin: Her Diary
directed by Nick Havinga, fl. 1964-1996; produced by Dan Gallagher, fl. 1963, Columbia Broadcasting System (Creative Arts Television, 1966), 27 mins
"Anais Nin, filmed at the point in her life when she was passing from being a bohemian writer to being a widely read figure taken up by a new generation, reads selections from volume one of her just (1966) published Diary. This diary eventually went into many volumes and through its brutal honesty made her somethi...
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directed by Nick Havinga, fl. 1964-1996; produced by Dan Gallagher, fl. 1963, Columbia Broadcasting System (Creative Arts Television, 1966), 27 mins
Description
"Anais Nin, filmed at the point in her life when she was passing from being a bohemian writer to being a widely read figure taken up by a new generation, reads selections from volume one of her just (1966) published Diary. This diary eventually went into many volumes and through its brutal honesty made her something of a cult figure on college campuses and in the new "women's liberation" movement. Many photos from her personal collection illustra...
"Anais Nin, filmed at the point in her life when she was passing from being a bohemian writer to being a widely read figure taken up by a new generation, reads selections from volume one of her just (1966) published Diary. This diary eventually went into many volumes and through its brutal honesty made her something of a cult figure on college campuses and in the new "women's liberation" movement. Many photos from her personal collection illustrate her life and world. The key passages read here deal with her childhood, her decision to keep a diary as a never-ending letter to her absent father, Europe in the 1930's, Henry Miller and his friends, and her fascination for the Surrealist movement and for psychoanalysis. 1966."
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Date Written / Recorded
1966
Field of Study
Theatre
Content Type
Documentary
Contributor
Dan Gallagher, fl. 1963, Columbia Broadcasting System
Author / Creator
Nick Havinga, fl. 1964-1996
Date Published / Released
1966
Publisher
Creative Arts Television
Speaker / Narrator
Anaïs Nin, 1903-1977, James Macandrew, 1906-1988
Person Discussed
Anaïs Nin, 1903-1977, James Macandrew, 1906-1988
Topic / Theme
Theatre
Person
Nick Havinga, fl. 1964-1996, Anaïs Nin, 1903-1977, James Macandrew, 1906-1988, 245112, 230845, Dan Gallagher, fl. 1963
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As I Lay Dying
written by Bernardo Segall, 1911-1993 and William Faulkner, 1897-1962; produced by Columbia Broadcasting System; performed by Valerie Bettis, 1919-1982, Laurence Luckinbill, 1934-, Thatcher Clarke, fl. 1961-1965, Joyce Trisler, fl. 1965-1972, William Reilly, fl. 1962-1965, Leland Palmer, 1945- and Patrick Cummings, fl. 1963-1970 (Creative Arts Television, 1965), 28 mins
"Portions of a dance-drama based on William Faulkner's novel "As I Lay Dying", by choreographer-dancer-actress Valerie Bettis. The cast of dancers: Valerie Bettis, Thatcher Clarke, Patrick Cummings, Leland Palmer, William Reilly, and Joyce Trisler; with actor Lawrence Luckinbill. The original music is by Bernardo...
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written by Bernardo Segall, 1911-1993 and William Faulkner, 1897-1962; produced by Columbia Broadcasting System; performed by Valerie Bettis, 1919-1982, Laurence Luckinbill, 1934-, Thatcher Clarke, fl. 1961-1965, Joyce Trisler, fl. 1965-1972, William Reilly, fl. 1962-1965, Leland Palmer, 1945- and Patrick Cummings, fl. 1963-1970 (Creative Arts Television, 1965), 28 mins
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"Portions of a dance-drama based on William Faulkner's novel "As I Lay Dying", by choreographer-dancer-actress Valerie Bettis. The cast of dancers: Valerie Bettis, Thatcher Clarke, Patrick Cummings, Leland Palmer, William Reilly, and Joyce Trisler; with actor Lawrence Luckinbill. The original music is by Bernardo Segall. Started in 1949 by Ms. Bettis, the work is a narrative that recapitulates the memories of a dying woman, as she recalls the maj...
"Portions of a dance-drama based on William Faulkner's novel "As I Lay Dying", by choreographer-dancer-actress Valerie Bettis. The cast of dancers: Valerie Bettis, Thatcher Clarke, Patrick Cummings, Leland Palmer, William Reilly, and Joyce Trisler; with actor Lawrence Luckinbill. The original music is by Bernardo Segall. Started in 1949 by Ms. Bettis, the work is a narrative that recapitulates the memories of a dying woman, as she recalls the major events in her life. 1965." Valerie Bettis, 1919-1982 Laurence Luckinbill, 1934- Thatcher Clarke, fl. 1961-1965
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Date Written / Recorded
1965
Field of Study
Theatre
Content Type
Performance
Performer / Ensemble
Valerie Bettis, 1919-1982, Laurence Luckinbill, 1934-, Thatcher Clarke, fl. 1961-1965, Joyce Trisler, fl. 1965-1972, William Reilly, fl. 1962-1965, Leland Palmer, 1945-, Patrick Cummings, fl. 1963-1970
Contributor
Valerie Bettis, 1919-1982, Laurence Luckinbill, 1934-, Thatcher Clarke, fl. 1961-1965, Columbia Broadcasting System, James Macandrew, 1906-1988
Author / Creator
Valerie Bettis, 1919-1982, Laurence Luckinbill, 1934-, Thatcher Clarke, fl. 1961-1965, Joyce Trisler, fl. 1965-1972, William Reilly, fl. 1962-1965, Leland Palmer, 1945-, Patrick Cummings, fl. 1963-1970, Bernardo Segall, 1911-1993, William Faulkner, 1897-1962
Date Published / Released
1965
Publisher
Creative Arts Television
Speaker / Narrator
James Macandrew, 1906-1988
Person Discussed
James Macandrew, 1906-1988
Topic / Theme
Theatre, Anse, Jewel, Brother Whitfield, School Child, Addie, Cora
Person
James Macandrew, 1906-1988, Valerie Bettis, 1919-1982, Laurence Luckinbill, 1934-, Thatcher Clarke, fl. 1961-1965, Joyce Trisler, fl. 1965-1972, William Reilly, fl. 1962-1965, Leland Palmer, 1945-, Patrick Cummings, fl. 1963-1970, 230845, Bernardo Segall, 1911-1993, William Faulkner, 1897-1962
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Beyond the Fringe Discuss America
produced by Columbia Broadcasting System (Creative Arts Television, 1964), 27 mins
"Discussion among Peter Cook, Alan Bennett, Jonathan Miller, and Dudley Moore, all from the celebrated British comedy show "Beyond the Fringe," commenting on the politics and culture of America and England. 1964."
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produced by Columbia Broadcasting System (Creative Arts Television, 1964), 27 mins
Description
"Discussion among Peter Cook, Alan Bennett, Jonathan Miller, and Dudley Moore, all from the celebrated British comedy show "Beyond the Fringe," commenting on the politics and culture of America and England. 1964."
Date Written / Recorded
1964
Field of Study
Theatre
Content Type
Documentary
Contributor
Columbia Broadcasting System
Date Published / Released
1964
Publisher
Creative Arts Television
Speaker / Narrator
Dudley Moore, 1935-2002, Alan Bennett, 1934-, Peter Cook, Sir Jonathan Miller, 1934-, James Macandrew, 1906-1988
Person Discussed
Dudley Moore, 1935-2002, Alan Bennett, 1934-, Peter Cook, Sir Jonathan Miller, 1934-, James Macandrew, 1906-1988
Topic / Theme
Theatre
Person
Dudley Moore, 1935-2002, Alan Bennett, 1934-, Peter Cook, Sir Jonathan Miller, 1934-, James Macandrew, 1906-1988, 25983, 243847, 223973, 244452, 230845
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Chips With Everything
written by Sir Arnold Wesker, 1932-2016; directed by Nick Havinga, fl. 1964-1996; produced by Sig Moglen, fl. 1964-1996, Columbia Broadcasting System; performed by Norman Allen, 1939-, Edward Burrell, fl. 1964, Gary Bond, 1940-1995, Tony Caunter, 1937-, Dallas Cavell, 1925-1993, Barry Evans, 1943-1997, Derek Fowlds, 1937-, Robert Hewitt, 1922-, George Innes, 1938-, John Levitt, fl. 1953-2005, James Luck, fl. 1960-1964, John Noakes, 1934-, Corin Redgrave, 1939-2010, Terence Taplin, fl. 1964-1977, Michael Standing, 1939- and Frank Wylie, 1935-1994 (Creative Arts Television, 1964), 23 mins
"Excerpts from Arnold Wesker's play "Chips with Everything" with the cast of its current (1964) Broadway production: Norman Allen, Gary Bond, Edward Burrell, Tony Caunter, Dallas Cavell, Barry Evans, Derek Fowlds, Robert Hewitt, George Innes, John Levitt, James Luck, John Noakes, Corin Redgrave, Terrence Taplin, M...
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written by Sir Arnold Wesker, 1932-2016; directed by Nick Havinga, fl. 1964-1996; produced by Sig Moglen, fl. 1964-1996, Columbia Broadcasting System; performed by Norman Allen, 1939-, Edward Burrell, fl. 1964, Gary Bond, 1940-1995, Tony Caunter, 1937-, Dallas Cavell, 1925-1993, Barry Evans, 1943-1997, Derek Fowlds, 1937-, Robert Hewitt, 1922-, George Innes, 1938-, John Levitt, fl. 1953-2005, James Luck, fl. 1960-1964, John Noakes, 1934-, Corin Redgrave, 1939-2010, Terence Taplin, fl. 1964-1977, Michael Standing, 1939- and Frank Wylie, 1935-1994 (Creative Arts Television, 1964), 23 mins
Description
"Excerpts from Arnold Wesker's play "Chips with Everything" with the cast of its current (1964) Broadway production: Norman Allen, Gary Bond, Edward Burrell, Tony Caunter, Dallas Cavell, Barry Evans, Derek Fowlds, Robert Hewitt, George Innes, John Levitt, James Luck, John Noakes, Corin Redgrave, Terrence Taplin, Michael Standing, Frank Wylie. 1964." Norman Allen, 1939- Edward Burrell, fl. 1964 Gary Bond, 1940-1995
Date Written / Recorded
1964
Field of Study
Theatre
Content Type
Performance
Performer / Ensemble
Norman Allen, 1939-, Edward Burrell, fl. 1964, Gary Bond, 1940-1995, Tony Caunter, 1937-, Dallas Cavell, 1925-1993, Barry Evans, 1943-1997, Derek Fowlds, 1937-, Robert Hewitt, 1922-, George Innes, 1938-, John Levitt, fl. 1953-2005, James Luck, fl. 1960-1964, John Noakes, 1934-, Corin Redgrave, 1939-2010, Terence Taplin, fl. 1964-1977, Michael Standing, 1939-, Frank Wylie, 1935-1994
Contributor
Norman Allen, 1939-, Edward Burrell, fl. 1964, Gary Bond, 1940-1995, Sig Moglen, fl. 1964-1996, Columbia Broadcasting System, James Macandrew, 1906-1988
Author / Creator
Nick Havinga, fl. 1964-1996, Norman Allen, 1939-, Edward Burrell, fl. 1964, Gary Bond, 1940-1995, Tony Caunter, 1937-, Dallas Cavell, 1925-1993, Barry Evans, 1943-1997, Derek Fowlds, 1937-, Robert Hewitt, 1922-, George Innes, 1938-, John Levitt, fl. 1953-2005, James Luck, fl. 1960-1964, John Noakes, 1934-, Corin Redgrave, 1939-2010, Terence Taplin, fl. 1964-1977, Michael Standing, 1939-, Frank Wyl...
Nick Havinga, fl. 1964-1996, Norman Allen, 1939-, Edward Burrell, fl. 1964, Gary Bond, 1940-1995, Tony Caunter, 1937-, Dallas Cavell, 1925-1993, Barry Evans, 1943-1997, Derek Fowlds, 1937-, Robert Hewitt, 1922-, George Innes, 1938-, John Levitt, fl. 1953-2005, James Luck, fl. 1960-1964, John Noakes, 1934-, Corin Redgrave, 1939-2010, Terence Taplin, fl. 1964-1977, Michael Standing, 1939-, Frank Wylie, 1935-1994, Sir Arnold Wesker, 1932-2016
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Date Published / Released
1964
Publisher
Creative Arts Television
Speaker / Narrator
James Macandrew, 1906-1988
Person Discussed
James Macandrew, 1906-1988
Topic / Theme
Theatre
Person
Nick Havinga, fl. 1964-1996, James Macandrew, 1906-1988, Norman Allen, 1939-, Edward Burrell, fl. 1964, Gary Bond, 1940-1995, Tony Caunter, 1937-, Dallas Cavell, 1925-1993, Barry Evans, 1943-1997, Derek Fowlds, 1937-, Robert Hewitt, 1922-, George Innes, 1938-, John Levitt, fl. 1953-2005, James Luck, fl. 1960-1964, John Noakes, 1934-, Corin Redgrave, 1939-2010, Terence Taplin, fl. 1964-1977, Michae...
Nick Havinga, fl. 1964-1996, James Macandrew, 1906-1988, Norman Allen, 1939-, Edward Burrell, fl. 1964, Gary Bond, 1940-1995, Tony Caunter, 1937-, Dallas Cavell, 1925-1993, Barry Evans, 1943-1997, Derek Fowlds, 1937-, Robert Hewitt, 1922-, George Innes, 1938-, John Levitt, fl. 1953-2005, James Luck, fl. 1960-1964, John Noakes, 1934-, Corin Redgrave, 1939-2010, Terence Taplin, fl. 1964-1977, Michael Standing, 1939-, Frank Wylie, 1935-1994, 230845, Sir Arnold Wesker, 1932-2016, Sig Moglen, fl. 1964-1996
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Diary of a Madman
written by Nikolai Gogol, 1809-1852; directed by Nick Havinga, fl. 1964-1996; produced by Sig Moglen, fl. 1964-1996, Columbia Broadcasting System; performed by William Hickey, 1927-1997 (Creative Arts Television, 1964), 28 mins
"An adaptation of the off-Broadway production of Gogol's work, "Diary of a Madman", performed by William Hickey, about a clerk's disintegration into madness. 1964."
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written by Nikolai Gogol, 1809-1852; directed by Nick Havinga, fl. 1964-1996; produced by Sig Moglen, fl. 1964-1996, Columbia Broadcasting System; performed by William Hickey, 1927-1997 (Creative Arts Television, 1964), 28 mins
Description
"An adaptation of the off-Broadway production of Gogol's work, "Diary of a Madman", performed by William Hickey, about a clerk's disintegration into madness. 1964." William Hickey, 1927-1997
Date Written / Recorded
1964
Field of Study
Theatre
Content Type
Performance
Performer / Ensemble
William Hickey, 1927-1997
Contributor
William Hickey, 1927-1997, Sig Moglen, fl. 1964-1996, Columbia Broadcasting System, James Macandrew, 1906-1988
Author / Creator
Nick Havinga, fl. 1964-1996, William Hickey, 1927-1997, Nikolai Gogol, 1809-1852
Date Published / Released
1964
Publisher
Creative Arts Television
Speaker / Narrator
James Macandrew, 1906-1988
Person Discussed
James Macandrew, 1906-1988
Topic / Theme
Social problems, Theatre, Poprichtchin
Person
Nick Havinga, fl. 1964-1996, James Macandrew, 1906-1988, William Hickey, 1927-1997, 230845, Nikolai Gogol, 1809-1852, Sig Moglen, fl. 1964-1996
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Dog Years
written by Günter Grass, 1927-2015; directed by Nick Havinga, fl. 1964-1996; produced by Dan Gallagher, fl. 1963, Columbia Broadcasting System; performed by Charles Durning, 1923-2012, Judith Granite, fl. 1985 and Philip Baker Hall, 1931- (Creative Arts Television, 1966), 28 mins
"Excerpts from the off-Broadway theater "The World of Gunter Grass", the subject of Grass' recent book "Dog Years." Performers: Judith Granite, Charles Durning, Philip Baker Hall. 1966."
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written by Günter Grass, 1927-2015; directed by Nick Havinga, fl. 1964-1996; produced by Dan Gallagher, fl. 1963, Columbia Broadcasting System; performed by Charles Durning, 1923-2012, Judith Granite, fl. 1985 and Philip Baker Hall, 1931- (Creative Arts Television, 1966), 28 mins
Description
"Excerpts from the off-Broadway theater "The World of Gunter Grass", the subject of Grass' recent book "Dog Years." Performers: Judith Granite, Charles Durning, Philip Baker Hall. 1966." Charles Durning, 1923-2012
Date Written / Recorded
1966
Field of Study
Theatre
Content Type
Performance
Performer / Ensemble
Charles Durning, 1923-2012, Judith Granite, fl. 1985, Philip Baker Hall, 1931-
Contributor
Charles Durning, 1923-2012, Dan Gallagher, fl. 1963, Columbia Broadcasting System, James Macandrew, 1906-1988
Author / Creator
Nick Havinga, fl. 1964-1996, Charles Durning, 1923-2012, Judith Granite, fl. 1985, Philip Baker Hall, 1931-, Günter Grass, 1927-2015
Date Published / Released
1966
Publisher
Creative Arts Television
Speaker / Narrator
James Macandrew, 1906-1988
Person Discussed
James Macandrew, 1906-1988
Topic / Theme
Intellectual matters, Theatre, Discussion Leader, Assistant to the Chair, Topic Under Discussion
Person
Nick Havinga, fl. 1964-1996, James Macandrew, 1906-1988, Charles Durning, 1923-2012, Judith Granite, fl. 1985, Philip Baker Hall, 1931-, 230845, Günter Grass, 1927-2015, Dan Gallagher, fl. 1963
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Henry V
written by William Shakespeare, 1564-1616 (1599); directed by Clay Yurdin; produced by Lewis Freedman, 1926-1992, Columbia Broadcasting System; performed by Robert Lansing, 1928-1994, James Coco, 1930-1987, Frank Groseclose, fl. 1957, Arthur Malet, 1927-, Joseph Ruskin, 1924-, Richard Shepard, fl. 1956-1971, Paul Sparer, 1923-1999 and Wayne Tippit, fl. 1954-2000 (Creative Arts Television, 1957), 25 mins
"Scenes from Shakespeare's "Henry V", showing stages in the maturing of Hal. Performed by Robert Lansing (Henry V, Prince Hal), James Coco, Frank Groseclose, Arthur Malet, Joseph Ruskin, Richard Shephard, Paul Sparer and Wayne Tippit. 1957."
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written by William Shakespeare, 1564-1616 (1599); directed by Clay Yurdin; produced by Lewis Freedman, 1926-1992, Columbia Broadcasting System; performed by Robert Lansing, 1928-1994, James Coco, 1930-1987, Frank Groseclose, fl. 1957, Arthur Malet, 1927-, Joseph Ruskin, 1924-, Richard Shepard, fl. 1956-1971, Paul Sparer, 1923-1999 and Wayne Tippit, fl. 1954-2000 (Creative Arts Television, 1957), 25 mins
Description
"Scenes from Shakespeare's "Henry V", showing stages in the maturing of Hal. Performed by Robert Lansing (Henry V, Prince Hal), James Coco, Frank Groseclose, Arthur Malet, Joseph Ruskin, Richard Shephard, Paul Sparer and Wayne Tippit. 1957." Robert Lansing, 1928-1994 James Coco, 1930-1987 Frank Groseclose, fl. 1957
Date Written / Recorded
1599, 1957
Field of Study
Theatre
Content Type
Performance
Performer / Ensemble
Robert Lansing, 1928-1994, James Coco, 1930-1987, Frank Groseclose, fl. 1957, Arthur Malet, 1927-, Joseph Ruskin, 1924-, Richard Shepard, fl. 1956-1971, Paul Sparer, 1923-1999, Wayne Tippit, fl. 1954-2000
Contributor
Robert Lansing, 1928-1994, James Coco, 1930-1987, Frank Groseclose, fl. 1957, Lewis Freedman, 1926-1992, Columbia Broadcasting System, James Macandrew, 1906-1988
Author / Creator
Clay Yurdin, Robert Lansing, 1928-1994, James Coco, 1930-1987, Frank Groseclose, fl. 1957, Arthur Malet, 1927-, Joseph Ruskin, 1924-, Richard Shepard, fl. 1956-1971, Paul Sparer, 1923-1999, Wayne Tippit, fl. 1954-2000, William Shakespeare, 1564-1616
Date Published / Released
1957
Publisher
Creative Arts Television
Speaker / Narrator
Clay Yurdin, James Macandrew, 1906-1988
Person Discussed
Clay Yurdin, James Macandrew, 1906-1988
Topic / Theme
History curriculums, Biographies, Politics, War, Theatre, King Henry V, Bishop of Ely, Archbishop of Canterbury, Lady Katharine, Governor of Harfleur, Louis the Dauphin, Duke of Bedford, Duke of Bourbon, Rambures, French Constable, Montjoy, Nym, Sir Thomas Erpingham, Chorus, Jamy, Williams, Monsieur le Fer, Lord Scroop, Court, Sir Thomas Grey, Queen Isabel, Duke of Orleans, Charles VI, MacMorris,...
History curriculums, Biographies, Politics, War, Theatre, King Henry V, Bishop of Ely, Archbishop of Canterbury, Lady Katharine, Governor of Harfleur, Louis the Dauphin, Duke of Bedford, Duke of Bourbon, Rambures, French Constable, Montjoy, Nym, Sir Thomas Erpingham, Chorus, Jamy, Williams, Monsieur le Fer, Lord Scroop, Court, Sir Thomas Grey, Queen Isabel, Duke of Orleans, Charles VI, MacMorris, Earl of Cambridge, Fluellen, Bates, Earl of Warwick, Bardolph, Duke of Burgundy, Duke of Exeter, Gower, Alice, Humphrey, Duke of Gloucester, Earl of Salisbury, Duke of York, Ancient Pistol, Thomas, Duke of Clarence, Earl of Westmoreland
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Clay Yurdin, James Macandrew, 1906-1988, Robert Lansing, 1928-1994, James Coco, 1930-1987, Frank Groseclose, fl. 1957, Arthur Malet, 1927-, Joseph Ruskin, 1924-, Richard Shepard, fl. 1956-1971, Paul Sparer, 1923-1999, Wayne Tippit, fl. 1954-2000, 244341, 230845, William Shakespeare, 1564-1616, Lewis Freedman, 1926-1992
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