Tapes on this page: 2 new, 2 already catalogued (390 on CLASSIC MUSICALS:; 4567 on CRAIG T. NELSON; BOB NEWHART)
## HEADING: STREISAND ## LEFT COLUMN 390. BARBRA STREISAND: FUNNY GIRL. (Oscar) (1968) w/Omar Sharif & Walter Pidgeon. (Also Streisand's Film Debut) FUNNY LADY. (1975) w/James Caan, Omar Sharif & Ben Vereen. SISKEL/EBURT: Streisand Special (See also # 4394 for Fanny Brice story). 4566. BARBRA STREISAND: PRINCE OF TIDES. w/Nick Nolta. (1991) Ins. Edition: Profile. 11/27/91 20/20 Intv. 11/19/93 Barbra Streisand chats with Barbara Walters on tonight's 20/20. Among the topics discussed are Streisand's per- fectionism and her reputation for being difficult to work with; and how she's overcoming her fear of performing in front of live audiences WHAT'S UP DOC? (1972) w/Ryan O'Neal, Madeline Kahn, Kenneth Mars & Sorrell Booke. BARBRA: THE CONCERT. (1994) If you missed the concert tour of the decade—and didn't have HBO last August—you can catch Barbra Streisand: The Concert in its network- TV debut. See the Close-up 5/21/95 4567. BARBRA STREISAND: ON A CLEAR DAY YOU CAN SEE FOREVER.w/Yves Montand, (1970) Bob Newhart, Jack Nicholson. THE WAY WE WERE. (1973) w/Robert Redford, Viveca Lindfors, Bradford Dillman, Murray Hamilton, Patrick O'Neal, James Woods, Herb Edelman & Sally Kirkland. LARRY KING LIVE. 6/6/95 ED SULLIVAN SHOW. Color Him Gone FOR PETE'S SAKE. (1974) w/Michael Sarrazin. (Concl. next t ## RIGHT COLUMN 4568. BARBRA STREISAND: FOR PETE'S SAKE. (Concluded) N U T S . (1987) w/Richard Dreyfuss, Maureen Stapleton, Eli Wallach, Robt. Webber, James Whitmore, Karl Malden, Leslie Nielsen & William Prince. MIRROR HAS TWO FACES. (1997) BARBRA STREISAND: SEE ALSO: 28. Y E N T L . (1983) 368. HELLO DOLLY. (1960) 407. Judy Garland Show. (1963) 427e. The Ed Sullivan Show. 588. Funny Ladies. 5/16/82 1346. A STAR IS BORN. (1976) 2350. 20/20 10th Anniv. 6/10/88 4358. THE MAIN EVENT.CAT. (1979) THE OWL & PUSSYCAT. (1970) MY NAME IS BARBRA April 28, 1965 Already the toast of Broadway in "Funny Girl," 23-year-old Barbra Streisand set her sights on television with this stunning ABC special. Captured in glori- ous black-and-white, Streisand struts and flits and flirts and belts out nearly two dozen songs—including such thrilling signature pieces as "People." But it is the very first notes and images of the special that are the most goose-bumpy. A photo of Streisand, age 5, dissolves to a close-up of the current Streisand, alone in a spotlight in the dark. "My name is Barbra," she sings, announcing her presence with that incomparable voice—and when she wails "I want much more!" it is as much a challenge as it is a lyric. Confident, classy, brash, intimate and truly electrifying, this mo- ment leads off a unique—and ultimately Emmy- and Peabody award-winning-television hour, where faith and folly met, and art was the result.