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Sarah Dickinson interviews on the Artbeat programme Anthony Burgess, author of novel A Clockwork Orange written 30 years ago, which has been made into a stage play following the success of Stanley...
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Book Show. DESCRIPTION: A bevy of books from Britain and many other countries to delight the connoisseur in literature. Also a separate display of book jackets - an art form in itself....
Peter Spencer reports on worsening of Anglo-Iranian relations following the fatwa issued to Salman Rushdie over his book The Satanic Verses.Tehran has severed diplomatic relations and now Foreign Secretary...
A Portrait of London in Verse. A programme celebrating 20 years of LBC as the voice of London, presented by Willie Rushton. Readings of London-related literature, by Fiona Fullerton, Martin Jarvis, Jan...
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Lord Russell. DESCRIPTION: Death at 97 of Lord (Bertrand) Russell - mathematician, author, philosopher and humanist. Library film of Russell at home, with Russian scientists and...
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Nobel Winners. DESCRIPTION: Among the winners of this year’s Nobel Prizes, Senor Miguel Asturias from Guatemala, winner of the Prize for Literature. One of the three who share the...
Dracula. From the 1897 novel by Bram Stoker about vampires. 2 consecutive instalments, to be continued. Male reader not identified.
The Railway Children, by Edith Nesbit, published 1906. Final part. Female reader not identified.
Dracula. Reading from Bram Stoker’s 1897 novel about vampires. 2 consecutive instalments, continued and to be continued. Male reader not identified.
Dracula. From the 1897 novel by Bram Stoker about vampires. 2 consecutive instalments, the first apparently continued, the second concluding the story. Male reader not identified.
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