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US marines counter-attack after enemy offensive against important town. Denver, Colorado General Eisenhower campaigns to raise funds for new radio stations to broadcast to Iron Curtain Countries.
In July 1998, producers at 40 local and regional BBC radio stations began interviewing 6,000 people from all backgrounds, ranging in age from 4 to 107. The aim was to capture the experience of the last...
Gramophone recording (7") which Columbia Records publicity department sent to radio stations to promote HAMLET (1964).
British and American troops converge. Canadians smash through Hitler line on river Melfa. Minesweepers at work. Tanks advance. Canadians take their quota of prisoners. At dawn in Liri valley, a battalion...
A quarterly alternative video magazine, published in response to a growing frustration with mainstream television. All the material was shot on domestic camcorders, mostly by activists who are using the...
Part of a course consisting of 3 broadcasts and 7 study packs, all relating to different aspects of contemporary France. Each study pack consists of a videocassette, 2 audiocassettes, a transcript booklet, a...
Six US-produced films, produced between 1927 and 1958, about the history and format of radio.
Radio programme with Orson Welles and Daniel Frohman. No other information known (3/2008).
Radio broadcast. Lewis Nkose interviews the South African poet Raymond Kunene about the influence of Shakespeare on African poets.
Radio commercial for Specsavers, the biggest optical retailer in the UK. The three witches, reciting lines from the witches spell in Macbeth IV i ("Double, double toil and trouble") inform the approaching...
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