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Silent feature film. A romantic family saga which includes scenes from both a stage and film production of Romeo and Juliet.
Radio broadcast. Talk by physiologist Prof. D. Fraser-Harris on Shakespeare as scientist. No further information known (4/2008).
Henry Ainley and Cathleen Nesbitt perform scenes from the play for radio.
Scenes from Hamlet are performed for radio by John Barrymore and members of his company, from the Theatre Royal, Haymarket, London.
Schools broadcast on scenes from Shakespeare performed by R. E. Jeffreys and others.
Last in a twelve-part series of schools talks by J.C. Stobart and R.E. Jeffrey about the portrayal of kings in Shakespeare’s plays. This final episode seems to focus on some of the dukes instead.
First in a twelve-part series of schools talks by J.C. Stobart and R.E. Jeffrey about the portrayal of kings in Shakespeare’s plays. This introductory episode focuses on the monarch under which Shakespeare...
Second in a twelve-part series of schools talks by J.C. Stobart and R.E. Jeffrey about the portrayal of kings in Shakespeare’s plays.
Third in a twelve-part series of schools talks by J.C. Stobart and R.E. Jeffrey about the portrayal of kings in Shakespeare’s plays.
Fourth in a twelve-part series of schools talks by J.C. Stobart and R.E. Jeffrey about the portrayal of kings in Shakespeare’s plays.
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