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A recording for American television of Hal Holbrok’s one man show on Mark Twain. He comments on politics, the art of lying, religion, patriotism, slavery and man’s notion that he is the Creator’s pet....
Syndicated weekly concert radio series. Includes a excerpt with Paul Robeson singing in the final scene of Otello. Includes extracts taken from the live concert Robeson gave at the Carnegie Hall on May 9...
Peter Deeley reports on the launch of the Tonight evening newspaper in London, seen as a possible rival to the long established Evening Standard. Includes report back from Waterloo Station by Mark Phillips...
At this time on a Wednesday evening you would normally be listening to SHOWCASE, 210 s Arts and Entertainment programme. But tonight we have a special tribute to that grand old lady of British stage and...
Current Affairs Television: Then and Now Monday 21 Jan 2013. School of the Arts, University of Liverpool Current affairs television, and particularly the long-running weekly current affairs series, has...
From Holland we bring you the virtuoso of the trumpet, who was introduced by Henry Hall in a recent broadcast of "In Town Tonight".
NfO synopsis: After 125 years of constant service, New Jersey ‘Lovers’ bridge’ gets a blowing up.
Robin Day talks to Harold Macmillan in a special edition of the BBC1 television programme, Tonight. Macmillan breaks a long, self-imposed silence on contemporary events. He calls for a coalition. Includes...
Captured machine guns from Gallipoli being unloaded and exhibited in Trafalgar Square. Poster: "Only 9 Days more Germany is Watching. Go to your Broker before tonight!" [SUBTITLE]: "MONEY LENT MEANS LIVES...
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