Gian-Carlo Menotti

The Private World of George Williams

Ninette de Valois D.B.E., creator of The Royal Ballet with film taken during rehearsals for next week's BBC Television production of her ballet The Rake's Progress.

Style in the Theatre and Portrait of an Experience

Frank O'Connor, novelist, essayist, and short-story writer, revisits the provincial city where he lived for twenty-eight years and which provides the setting for many of his stories.

With Henry Livings the author and scenes from the production of his new play now running at the Theatre Royal, Stratford.

Paul Tortelier

The Lonely Shore

H.M.S. Pinafore Revisited

An enquiry into the music of our day from Jazz to Schoenberg.

Friso Ten Holt

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Commercial Art

The Preservation Man, with Professor Bruce Lacey, A.R.C.A. actor, theatrical property-maker, and collector of the past, from stuffed camels to Victorian families, from Victrola voices to rejected vacuum cleaners.

Julian Bream

In America, as in this country, education is suffering from a shortage of text-books, classroom space, and, above all, of teachers.

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A Monitor film made in New York's Central Park, where every summer there is a season of free open-air Shakespeare performances with Joe Papp, the director and members of the New York Shakespeare Company in rehearsal.