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MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Export Eye Opener. DESCRIPTION: The firm of Shakespeare’s at Leigh on Sea - in the Glass Eye business for over half a century - now export plastic artificial eyes all over the world....
Macular degeneration is the leading cause of blindness in the United States in persons over age 65. This talk will focus on exciting new advances in treatment for this disease that have changed our...
Podcast from the Folger Shakespeare Library. Othello is the story of a tragic murder and suicide involving a dark-skinned general and his aristocratic, white-skinned bride. Who should direct it? Who is...
Boxer Frank Bruno speaks to press outside his home in Essex on the future of his career, he is due to have surgery on his injured eye after which he may be able to fight.
The guest today is Richard Ingrams, the editor of the British satirical magazine Private Eye. Born on 19 August 1937, he talks about his life and career and also about cartoons and caricatures. [Box 1]
Serialised short story. Drama for radio, written by Emile Ercmann and Alexandre Chatrian, read by Hamish Wilson
Tim Abraham reports on Frank Bruno undergoing eye surgery in an effort to save his boxing career. Includes comment from Bruno’s friend Harry Carpenter and boxer Gary Mason who retired after suffering the...
Private Eye editor, Richard Ingrams on the twenty-first anniversary of the satirical magazine. Male interviewer not identified.
Interview with fundraiser about creation of laboratory at St. Paul’s Eye Hospital, Liverpool. Male interviewer not identified.
Interview with journalist Patrick Marnham (author of a book on the magazine) and Private Eye magazine founder Willie Rushton discussing Private Eye’s 21st anniversary and looking back over the years of the...
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