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  • H. E. F. Donahue discusses his book "The Higher Animals"; part 1

    Jan. 25, 1964
  • Interview with Dieter Lattman

    Mar. 1, 1967
  • Geoffrey Wolff discusses his book about Harry Crosby

    Nov. 17, 1976
  • Christopher Lasch in conversation with Studs Terkel

    Sep. 20, 1984
  • Discussing the book "American Visions: The Epic History of Art in America" with the author, art critic, and documentary filmmaker Robert Hughes

    May. 5, 1997
  • Interview with the International Film Fest panel of Jurors

    Nov. 12, 1982
  • Walter Kerr discusses his book "The Silent Clowns"

    Dec. 11, 1975
  • An interview with John Lahr; part 1

    Dec. 23, 1969
  • H. E. F. Donahue discusses his book "The Higher Animals"; part 2

    Jan. 25, 1964
  • Interview with Friedrich Luft

    1968
  • Discussing the book "Theater Criticisms" with the author, film critic Stanley Kauffmann

    1985
  • Pauline Kael discusses contemporary film

    1980
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