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  • Sam Levenson talks with Studs Terkel

    1957
  • Cliff Norton discusses his career

    1960
  • Interview with neighborhood residents

    1970
  • Burr Tillstrom discusses the Kuklapolitans

    Oct. 1, 1978
  • Omar Shapli discusses his career

    May. 17, 1982
  • A conversation with Burr Tillstrom

    Apr. 11, 1984
  • Phil Donahue

    Phil Donahue talks about his book "Donahue: My Own Story"

    Feb. 1, 1980
  • Rolf Liebermann

    Rolf Liebermann discusses the Hamburg State Opera and describes their operation and performances

    1967
  • Interview with Marcel Marceau ; part 1

    Feb. 1, 1982
  • Frederick Ritter discusses and preforms classic Austrian Vienna Volks Theatre music

    May. 23, 1963
  • Interview with Steve Allen

    May. 3, 1981
  • Chester Morris

    Chester Morris discusses theater and his Broadway production of "Advise and Consent" with Studs Terkel

    Feb. 27, 1962
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