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  • Larry Arrick, Tom Earhart and James Patterson discuss their upcoming performance at the Playwrights Theater ; part 2

    Dec. 14, 1961
  • Elizabeth Garry discusses her show, "Victoria"

    Nov. 12, 1979
  • Studs Terkel Almanac Program 232: Marcel Marceau ; part 2

    Jan. 22, 1982
  • John Bird and Eleanor Bron discuss television and the theatre ; part 2

    1962
  • Robert Falls and Brian Dennehy discuss the play “Galileo”

    Oct. 3, 1986
  • Mike Smith discusses his career

    Aug. 15, 1988
  • Interview with Eamon Kelly

    Jan. 26, 1967
  • Interviewing Miguel Pinero and Kathy Slade

    Jul. 29, 1974
  • Interviewing John Green, Peter Syverson, Nathan Davis, and Robert Falls (cast of Comedians)

    Feb. 23, 1979
  • Talking about puppets, with Judy Berry Brown and Nancy Staub

    Feb. 5, 1981
  • Wole Soyinka discusses the play "Death and the King's Horseman"

    Oct. 11, 1979
  • Buster Keaton

    Buster Keaton discusses the release of "When Comedy Was King"

    Sep. 5, 1960
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