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Descriptive Entry

This record unit consists of master audio tapes for Smithsonian Galaxy editions 77-125, 1981-1983, and Radio Smithsonian programs 534-574, 1980; and scripts of Radio Smithsonian programs 1-400.

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Topic

Radio -- Production and direction

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Extent

5.5 cu. ft. (11 document boxes)

Date

1969-1983

Archival Repository

Smithsonian Institution Archives

Identifier

Record Unit 589

Type

Collection descriptions

Archival materials

Audiotapes

Citation

Smithsonian Institution Archives, Record Unit 589, Smithsonian Institution. Office of Telecommunications, Productions

Genre/Form

Audiotapes

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SIA.FARU0589

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Record Unit 589

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Record ID

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"Eisenstein and Griffith." British film scholar Herbert Marshall, one of three Westerners to study with Sergei Eisenstein in Moscow, compares and contrasts the Russian's work with that of the great American film director D. W. Griffith.

"Catlin's Indian Gallery." A look at the life and work of George Catlin, who immortalized his personal impressions of Indians in hundreds of paintings.

"Farming the Sea." A look at the ancient and increasingly essential practice of farming fish from milkfish ranches in the Philippines to oyster farms in Hawaii.

"Circus Time! at the Smithsonian." Backstage at the Smithsonian's own recent celebration of the circus, featuring the sounds of Barnum and Bailey clowns, side show performers, barkers and fortune tellers.

"The Nation's Attic." A visit to a special exhibit of the Museum of History and Technology's collection of oddities - ranging from an eyeball massager to George Washington's hair to the U.S. collections of pencils and paper clips.

"Victory Over the Sun." Highlights from the recent re-creation of this pioneering Russian Avant-Garde opera, produced by the California Institute of Arts.

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"Off the Pedestal." The story behind the extraordinary "Women's Pavilion" at the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition, which brought together such "new women" as Susan B. Anthony, Mary Cassatt, and Mrs. Potter Palmer.

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"Eisenstein and Griffith." British film scholar Herbert Marshall, one of three Westerners to study with Sergei Eisenstein in Moscow, compares and contrasts the Russian's work with that of the great American film director D. W. Griffith.

"Webfoots and Bunchgrassers." A visit to a new exhibit of folk art from Oregon, now on view at the Renwick Gallery.

"W. H. Auden: Biography of a Poet" (Repeat #78)

"Last of the Salt Marsh Hay Rope Makers"

"Catlin's Indian Gallery." A look at the life and work of George Catlin, who immortalized his personal impressions of Indians in hundreds of paintings.

"Planting a Sculpture Garden"

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"Ice Cream Cones: 79 Years and Still Licking"

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"Farming the Sea." A look at the ancient and increasingly essential practice of farming fish from milkfish ranches in the Philippines to oyster farms in Hawaii.

"Betty Skelton: Champion of the Air and Land"

"Secrets of the Ice Age" (Repeat #79)

"Rene Dubos - Legacy of a Scientist"

"Hair," a visit to an exhibit surveying the styles and symbolism of hair design through the ages.

"Signals From Deep Space"

"Circus Time! at the Smithsonian." Backstage at the Smithsonian's own recent celebration of the circus, featuring the sounds of Barnum and Bailey clowns, side show performers, barkers and fortune tellers.

"The Nation's Attic." A visit to a special exhibit of the Museum of History and Technology's collection of oddities - ranging from an eyeball massager to George Washington's hair to the U.S. collections of pencils and paper clips.

"Victory Over the Sun." Highlights from the recent re-creation of this pioneering Russian Avant-Garde opera, produced by the California Institute of Arts.

Untitled

"Off the Pedestal." The story behind the extraordinary "Women's Pavilion" at the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition, which brought together such "new women" as Susan B. Anthony, Mary Cassatt, and Mrs. Potter Palmer.

"The Bird That Seldom Flies"

Ted Park on MHT 1401 "Jolly Green Giant" Locomotive.

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