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MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: How Bagpipes Work. DESCRIPTION: ‘Public Bagpiper No 1’ explains where noise comes from.
A feature on the Radio 4 programme Front Row. Mark Lawson talks to Julian Barnes in his London home about his writing career, why his ‘Who’s Who’ entry is so enigmatically brief, and why he shrugs off...
Radio adaptation of Coriolanus directed by Forrest Barnes.
Editor of The Dandy, Albert Barnes on changes to the comic over the years. Speaking on the eve of his retirement, he says his favourite character is Desperate Dan. Male interviewer not identified.
Track 1- Friends of William Barnes in conversation talking about his life and writings. Born February 22, 1801 and died on October 7, 1886. Readings of his poems. Track 2- An interview with Sue Ashby, a...
For the week ending 27 August 2010 This week the top spot for the requests from the BUFVC Off-air Recording Back-up Service was taken by George Alagiah's examination of the global food crisis while...
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Tiny Ballerinas. DESCRIPTION: Tiny Ballerinas may become big stars of the future says Barry Barnes. SHOTLIST: Shots of the small girls training, making somersaults etc.
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Ploughing in Ireland. DESCRIPTION: Champion ploughmen plough where they like in Ireland says Barry Barnes. SHOTLIST: Shots of the farmers with horses and plough competing. Shots of the...
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Walking through fire. DESCRIPTION: Walking through fire. SHOTLIST: Kuda Bux with bare feet walking over red hot coals once or twice.
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Barry Barnes Writes Home on Secret Topic. DESCRIPTION: Barry Barnes writes home discreetly on very secret topic. SHOTLIST: Hand writes ‘Dear Mother’. Football practice. Shots of...
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