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  • Richard Dyer-Bennet discusses music and his career

    Oct. 29, 1955
  • Interview with Jared Brown

    Aug. 25, 1989

    Discussing "Zero Mostel: A Biography" (published by Atheneum) with the author Jared Brown.

  • Eulogy for three non-adjusted men: Big Bill Broonzy, John Ciardi's father and Robert Redfield

    Feb. 6, 1959

    Terkel comments and presents a eulogy for three non-adjusted men. Broonzy, Big Bill ; Ciardi, John ; Redfield, Robert

  • Elegy for three non-adjusted men: Big Bill Broonzy, John Ciardi and Robert Redfield ; part 2

    Feb. 6, 1959

    Terkel comments and presents a eulogy for three non-adjusted men. Broonzy, Big Bill ; Ciardi, John ; Redfield, Robert

  • Carol Channing

    Carol Channing discusses her film and stage career

    Jan. 28, 1972

    This interview features singer and actress Carol Channing which discusses: the film "Shinbone Alley"; production of "Lorelei"; her grandmother; and her career. It begins with a musical excerpt from the animated movie "Shinbone Alley" featuring Channing singing as the alley cat Mehitabel. It also includes excerpts from the Broadway production called "Lorelei", examples of her character acting/comedy (as Cecilia Sisson), her reading of "Madeline and other Bemelmans", and a portion of the song "So Long Dearie" from the play "Hello, Dolly!".

  • Carol Channing

    Carol Channing discusses her career

    May. 11, 1959

    Carol Channing discusses the following with Studs Terkel: her early career; her growth as actor/comedian; her approach to her work; her performance in "Lorelei" as Lorelei; her performance in "Wonderful Town" as Ruth; the job of the understudy; and breaking performance barriers and type casting.

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