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Subject wears mirror spectacles which have the effect of inverting his visual field; subject’s adaptation during the experiment.*
Professor von Frisch on insect behaviour: how bees convey to the rest of the hive information about the source of nectar.*
Austrian radio adaptation of the scene of the play attributed to Shakespeare. Adapted by Richard Flatter and directed by Brunar Herbert. In an introductory comment, Flatter discusses Shakespeare’s part in...
Recording of a stage performance of the play directed by Jan Bosse for the Burgtheater, Vienna. Directed for television by Hannes Rossacher. With Joachim Meyerhoff as Benedick and Christiane von Poelnitz as...
In this 2-minute phonogramme sample, recorded by Fritz Hauser in 1906, the 80-year old German actor and long-standing star of the Vienna Burgtheater, Bernhard Baumeister, declaims Falstaff’s speech from...
Gramophone recording of actor Stasys Pilka (1898-1976) reciting the Hecuba speech from Hamlet and the Brutus speech from Julius Caesar in Lithuanian.
Radio broadcast. Austrian-born American dance historian Walter Sorell interviews Maurice Evans on his opinions about adapting Shakespeare for television. They talk about the recent renaissance of Shakespeare...
Radio version of Shakespeare’s play directed by Hans Krendlesberger and adapted by Kurt Klinger. With Rolf Boysen as Timon and Klausjuergen Wussow as Ventidius.
A German television recording of the production directed for stage by Peter Zadek and for television by George Moorse. Gert Voss is Shylock.
German television adaptation of Otto Schenk’s stage production at the Wiener Burgtheatre of Much Ado About Nothing. Boy Gobert is Benedick and Christine Ostermayer plays Beatrice.
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