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  • Thom Bishop discusses the musical revue "Suburbs of Heaven"

    Feb. 7, 1979
  • Philip Anglin, Ken Ruta and Penny Fuller discuss their roles in "The Elephant Man"

    Jan. 8, 1980
  • Interview with Barnard Hughes

    Nov. 29, 1979
  • Interview with Marcel Marceau ; part 1

    Feb. 1, 1982
  • Joyce Grenfell, Dame Sybil Thorndike and Frances Cucka discuss acting

    Dec. 1, 1962
  • Quentin Crisp

    Quentin Crisp in conversation with Studs Terkel

    Oct. 21, 1970
  • Barbara Jefford discusses her acting career ; part 1

    Apr. 4, 1962
  • Brian Dennehy discusses the Goodman Theater's production of "A Touch of a Poet"

    May. 2, 1996
  • Claire Bloom discusses her career

    Oct. 22, 1991
  • Judy Tenuta

    Judy Tenuta discusses being a Love Goddess

  • Interviewing actor Hal Holbrook ; part 1

    1961
  • A conversation with Jeanne Moreau

    Nov. 5, 1979
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