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Note 1: "1963 June. Oh Anne one (outside) 1. Poetic Biography of Gerald Manly Hopkins. 2. Ray Bradbury "science fiction." End of man and the pan cooked itself, a load, etc. 3. Good music. Channel two - Continuation . Strange music. Normin Corwin - Stories and Talking. Cahnnel 4 1. Normin Corwin. "Overkill and Monologue and radio script of 1949. 2. Quentin Reynolds - "some of my best" friends. Teen "Birmingham - return to school - expulsions. Beautiful King speech, continues on two small tapes of Glenn Flight. Aberrantly also school board head Hers."; Note 2: CD 1: Show on Gerard Manley Hopkins; Contemporary French Music: Pierre Boulez, Portrait de Mallarme on WBAI. CD 2: Music cont'd. Snippet of MLK speech. News coverage of Mayor Wagner awarding medals of valor; Interview w Malcolm X by Dr. Kenneth Clarke; "Take Up Space," a show about the American Space Program, on the Educational Radio Network. CD 3: Norman Corwin reading selections from his book "Overkill and Megalove," then, broadcast of "Could Be" by Corwin, a radio drama about the future. CD 4: could be cont'd on Riverside Radio WRVR, on the "Radio Rediscovered" series.Then, "Birmingham: Testament of Non-Violence, Pt. 4";

Note 1: "Dec - 1965 Track one and tow. (outside) Mort Sal Shom - James Farmer, Dore Shary?, Ricardo Montalban. Stereo track 3 (inner one) and with Randi - comic artists (cartoonist and wirters). For little Annie Rooney. (Playboy). The "Green Beret" etc. Also Chaplain Malcolm Boyd? "Their Language" Episcopal chaplain. Chaplain at large to U.S. universities and colleges program - the way to go. Sherood, track and (Camera 3. John Mason Brown. On his biography of Robert Sherrooty. Italian Author of "The Italian""; Note 2: CD 1: Interview w member of CORE on the civil rights mvmnt. Nazis and Communists. Show on WNEW about Dems v. Reps, Libs v Cons. Comedy Show about the news--civil rights, vietnam, interview w/ bull fighter. CD 2: Bull fighter cont'd. Show: "The Negro Revolution" (1965). Ch 5 News. Discussion panel about comics. CD 3: Comics cont'd. News on Gemini 7 space mission: DATE: Early 12/65. Comics cont'd. Sermon w/ discussion: Chaplain William Boyd. "The Juggler of Notre Dame" by Anatole France, stage adaptation. CD 4: cont'd. Jazz-vibraphone. CD 5: Camera 3: Interview w John Mason Brown, author of "The Worlds of Robert E. Sherwood: a Mirror to his Times"; Coverage by Jim Jensen of CBS of NY City Council meeting. CD 6: Interview w/ author on book on Italy.;

Note 1: "Play - The Man Condemned. 1 7/8. Siglett, - Music. Harpsichord Oboe, etc."; Note 2: CD 1:Movie or play: "The Man Condemned to Die" CD 2: Cont'd. ****Tr. 2: Smith talking into microphone for 10 minutes. "I feel I have given unsparingly of all that is within me and I feel I have not even touched the subject that I have kept so secret (?). Not an intentional secret. It is the same secret...no, no, not that..." Monologue is followed immediately by Bach's Sonata in A Minor for Violin. CD 3: Classical Music cont'd: Brahms Sonata #2 in A Major. Recording of a classical music rehearsal with conductor's instructions. CD 4: Suite #7 in G Minor for Harpsichord by Handel. Other classical music--18th-c Italian composers;

Note 1: "Part - Romeo Part - Taming of Shrew. Pearl Buck. Benchely?"; Note 2: CDI 1. Act 5, Scene 3 of Romeo and Juliet on WNYC's 8th Annual Shakespeare Festival. From RCA Victor LP with Claire Bloom and Alan Badel, next day is Taming of the Shrew 3. Jumps to Taming of the Shrew, underway, Act 1-4 (cont'd on 14) CDII 1. Taming of the Shrew on WNYC, cont'd 2. Interview with author and adopted daughter Mrs Walsh, Jr.. about China. Pearl S. Buck. CDIII 1. Pearl Buck interview cont'd onNBC with Mrs. Richard J. Walsh, Jr. 3. Jumps to BBC Shankespears "Margaret Webster essay, spoken 5. jumps to Act 2 scene 2 of Romeo and Juliet with Pamel Brown and Sir John Gielgud 8. Jumps to male narrator reading female childhood memoir. CDIV 1 jumps from comedian interview to piano song to Jan Howard tune "Yankee Go Home" then to Romeo and Juliet at Act 2 scene 3 -9. CDV 1. Romeo and Juliet on WNYC Act 3, scene 3 ends on 11. during Act V "O true apothecary";

Note 1: "1-R 2-R The "Prisoner" minus 40 min. of beginning. 3- 4-R 1956 Jill Alex Guinness Jack Haukins. Powerful drama about a cardinal arrested for treason. Watch on the Phone. Part of Paul Henried? The artistic consciences. Part II Ellison Pietra? and one other."; Note 2: CDI 1. ABC TV mid scene Jumps to Nu soft fabric softener ad, then ad for "Sugarfoot" series Ad for Bufferin, 2. con'td show 3. Chanel 5 ad for horse "Race of the Week" 4. Ad for Chase Manhattan Bank checking accounts 5. Next: Faces and Places then Hollywood's Finest: the Farmer's Daughter, starring Loretta Young. Ad for Baggies tear off plastic bags. Ad for "The Raoring Twenties" Friday at 7:30 on Channel 5. 6. "Faces and Places in the news" with Lou Steel. Dhrushchev and Cuba, Thermonuclear War threat Nuclear test ban treaty at Geneva, Ad for Dodge Rambler (1963) CDII 1. film/show midscene: "I've doctored those recordings within an inch of their lives, sir." (The Prisoner, TV show?) Ad for Crisco Oil Ad for Juan Valdez Columbian Coffee, Channel 2 new York, Ivory Liquid Soap ad. Ad for Thursday's film: Spawn of the North. Show cont'd. 6. Ad for Saturday film The Iron Mistress with Alan Ladd and Virginia Mayo on the Late Show. 7. cont'd show 8. end of the Prisoner, Ad jumps to other music then film Watch on the Rhine 10. Ad for Command Shaving Cream and Subdue Shampoo. 11. Ad for the Famer's Daughter (Channel 5) and Albilene 13. Ad for Playtex Girdles, Progresso Soup, Crisco Oil 14. show 15. show. CDIII 1. cont'd film Ad for Mobile Gas, 2. film cont'd 3. Jumps to Minority Artis Report on Spoken Words (WNYC) with address to live audience by Pietro di Donato 7. end of adress, Phillip Roth talks 8. cont'd metnions Ralph Ellison. Mr. Fleischer (host) CDIV 1. folk song discussion and live singing 5. Jumps to narrator about Dr. Robert Openheimer The National Book Awards (1963) panel discussion 9. Jumps to Bob Hope comedy with live audience 11. ad for Timex watch. Edie Adams with Bob Hope 12. entrance "Hollywood Deb Stars of 1963" 13. Jumps to presentation on movie stars - 15. CDV 1. cont'd movie star Hollywood show 1-5. ;

Note 1: "June 12 or 15 1963. "American Experience" 2 hour TV discussion. Negro Leaders and Heafner. (parts of two sides). 3. Spoken Words. Play and story of India and other. 4. A science and technology by Japanese. Music with Commentary. C. part of Orson Wells. Black Music and part continued on next tape."; Note 2: CDI 1. Channel 5, WNEW-TV. "American Experience" Panel discussion with Wyatt T. Walker, Chief of Staff of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (and executive assistant to Martin Luther King, Jr.); Allen Morrison, NY Editor of Ebony Magazine; Malcolm X (NY Mosque #7); James Farmer of Congress of Racial Equality (CORE) and host Richard Heffner. Excellent discussion with ads for Hi-C, Uncle Ben's Rice, Playtex Bra, Thomas's English Muffins, Dubonnet, Personna razor blades, Vista Miracle Mist by Simonize CDII cont'd discussion with ad s for Yuban Coffee and Channel % show "China and the Bomb" atomic. CDIII 1-4. Cont'd with formal announcing of guests at end of show Ads for John Hancock Life Insurance, and WNEW Channel 5 programming. 5-13 Columbia University progam on European politics 13-15 beginning of Film: Leave Her to Heaven. Ad for Frigidaire. CDIV 1. cont'd film, Ad for Dubonnet and Vista Miracle Mist 4. Annacin advertisement and ad for Dodge Rambler, film cont'd. CDV 1. WNYC Splken Words from June 17, 1963. "The Post Office" and poems "Anguish" News on 12. cosmonauts and other events, weather, Boon call letters, Jumps to show on WNYC via BBC "The Gypsy Mistral" by A.L. Lloyd. Romanian Gypsy music. 2. UN Conference show with 3 speakers: Paul Hoffman, Aba Iban (Israel) and Abdu Salam (Pakistan) only the beginning Hoffman address CDVII midshow, Japanese Folk music on WBAI with host Will Ogden of KPFA. 10. jumps to ABC WBAI coverage of the Christine Keeler scandal, Great Britain. Jumps to Ho Ho's tasty bread ad and film/show with ads for 7-Up, Johnny Unitas for Superman Tan. The film Lockup and WNEW programming (Channel 5) then back to film -15. CDVIII 1. cont'd drama and Ad for All detergent , Thomas's English Muffins, Thom McAnn's shoes. 3. film 4. cont'd 5. Ad for Super Shell Gas. ;

Note 1: "1966. outside - "track one. (and part of flip) poorly recorded (especially the beginning - bad tape.) Steinbeck's Burning Bright. 2. Other, etc. 3. Badly recorded Maxwell and Ekser's "The Star Wagon" Note white splice 25 - 50 ft? in- on flip the 2nd sound is FDR in,"; Note 2: CDI 1. Channel 13, WNDT. October 26, 1959. Burning Bright, play of the week by John Steinbeck starring Myron McCormick and Colleen Dewhurst, Intro by Denis Freedman. At beginning. Act II starts on track 4. -13. CDII con'td through Act four CDIII 1. con'td through track 6. ads for future Channel 13 programming "Bad Thursday" 7. Jumps to October 19, 1966. "Trial by Treehouse" 8. Ads for Dodge Dart, and Dodge Coronet, Bob Hope film, NBC the "full color network" I Spy, First National Bank, TWA airlines, Kelloggs, Veceroy cigarettes and beginning of next show -13. CDIV 1. Act One of "The Star Wagon" play by Maxwell Anderson on Channel 13, WNDT (starring Dustin Hoffman) -13. CDV 1-13. cont'd, Star Wagon CDVI 1-3. Star Wagon through end of play on 3. ;

Note 1: "Blood Wedding - Locra. Two Tenor Arias. Also Anthiel Ballet Milhaud - Ballet? Some Soft Music. A book award…."; Note 2: CDI 1. Francois Couperin "Three Lessons of Darkness" 2. short part of something "follow the drinking gourd" (1928 folk song, American, Underground RR) 3. Jumps to midsong Carnival in Rio, and other compositions by Darius Milhaud 4-5. Midsong, jazz 7. Sal Salvador "Walkin' Time" 8. Salvador: "Yesterdays" 9. nw tune 10. "Carme" and a duet "Sammy" ;