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US anthology arts series introduced by Alistair Cooke. The programme includes a 40-minute item in which Cooke visits the Yale University Shakespeare Festival. University President A. Whitney Griswold...
Feature film. Speculative one-man drama from the stage play by Stone and Freed. Former President Nixon, alone in his private office, dictates his thoughts into a tape recorder. His only company is a...
Discussion series spotlighting prominent women from the theatre. In this episode Linda Winer (Newsday critic) talks to Tina Packer, the founder, president and artistic director of Shakespeare & Company in...
Television magazine arts series. The programme includes a profile, by Tony Palmer, of Michael Croft’s National Youth Theatre. Over 400 young people from all over the country have been spending their...
James Earl Jones recites Othello’s testimony before the senators (I iii) at an evening of poetry, music and spoken word hosted by President Obama in the East Room of The White House on 12 May 2009. There...
An experiment by the NBC radio network and The Dodge Brothers Hour in which motion picture audiences heard words spoken by the great silent screen actors from United Artists - Charlie Chaplin, Douglas...
Short. The film tells the story of Iago, a banker who is infuriated by the fact that Othello, his superior, has passed him over to promote the handsome young Cassio to be his vice-president. Also, he...
Biopic loosely based on the life of William Walker, an American adventurer who invaded Nicaragua in the 19th century and declared himself president. In once scene Walker and his friends watch a production of...
Series presenting, moral, ethical and religious issues. Nicky Campbell presents a specially recorded programme from Manor CE Academy, York. In honour of the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare’s death, he...
Radio comedy series following life at a small Midwestern United States college, focusing on Ivy College’s president, William Todhunter Hall (Ronald Colman) and his wife, Victoria Cromwell (Benita Hume...
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