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  • Vic Greco and Fred Willard discuss their original comedy skits

    Oct. 4, 1962
  • Joan Littlewood in conversation with Studs Terkel

  • Actress Verna Bloom discusses being arrested in Chicago ; part 2. Also included are conversations with a lady behind a cigar counter and a cab driver

    1968
  • Frank Galati discusses the play "Cry, the Beloved Country"

    Jul. 20, 1993
  • Interviewing The Establishment: British comedy club performers

    Oct. 3, 1962
  • A conversation with Anne Jackson and Eli Wallach

    Feb. 28, 1974
  • Talking about Paul Robeson, with James Earl Jones

    Nov. 17, 1977
  • Interviewing Stuart Gordon, Richard Fire, and June Shellene

    Oct. 1, 1981
  • A conversation with Jackie Taylor

    May. 3, 1995
  • Mel Brooks

    Mel Brooks discusses his new movie "The Twelve Chairs"

    Dec. 10, 1970
  • Jonathan Miller

    Jonathan Miller discusses English society and class and Alice in Wonderland; part 1

    Feb. 5, 1968
  • Zero Mostel

    Zero Mostel discusses the play "Rhinoceros" and acting theory ; part 1

    Aug. 14, 1961
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