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Despite protest by Vishinsky, United Nations elect Yugoslavia to Security Council.
The rise and fall of the British Empire shown through recently discovered colour footage. Originally broadcast as a 3-part television series.
Friedrich Dürrenmatt’s re-working of Shakespeare’s play directed by Oswald Döpke at the Thalia Theatre, Hamburg in 1969/1970. Hans Korte is King John.
Plane crash on suburb, fifth disaster of type since December, reinforces protests that airports are too close to New York.
Paris trade unionists march to Champs de Mars to demonstrate against food cuts.
Former Italian port, now under United Nations’ control, is scene of unrest. Commander of British troops in Austria visits Marshal Tito in Yugoslavia.
Prominent woman MP, Mrs Manning, protests against high price of vegetables and artificial potato famine.
NFA synopsis: BBC Workers’ Playtime introduced by Philip Garston Jones from Cookley, March 1953. Various acts that take place in the RTB theatre/club include Tommy Reilley playing harmonica; Avril Angers...
Video recording of Michael Kahn’s 1999 production of King John for the Shakespeare Theatre Company, videotaped for WAPAVA by James J. Taylor. Philip Goodwin is King John.
Live sound recording of the Royal Shakespeare Company’s 1974 production of King John directed and re-worked by John Barton assisted by Barry Kyle. Emrys James is King John.
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