Structured entries
- (3 Hrs.) SHAKESPEARE "Henry the 6th" Part I. 1591 Complete and
- (3 Hrs.) SHAKESPEARE "Henry the 6th" Part II. Uncut
- (3 Hrs.) SHAKESPEARE "Henry the 6th" Part III
- (3 Hrs.) SHAKESPEARE "Much Ado About Nothing" w/Sir John Gilgud
- (3 Hrs.) SHAKESPEARE "MacBeth, the Tragedie of
- (2 1/2 Hrs) SHAKESPEARE "As You Like It" 8/4/1599
8/4/1599
- (2 1/2 Hrs) SHAKESPEARE "The Merry Wives of Windsor" 1598 Offshoot of King Henry the IV
- (2 1/2 Hrs) SHAKESPEARE "Antony & Cleopatra" (missed opening)
- (45 Min) PRESIDENT NIXON ADDRESS 5/11/74
(1974)
5/11/1974
- 935. SHAKESPEARE MATINEE (1 & 7/8 ips)
- (3 Hrs.) SHAKESPEARE "The Winters Tale" 1610 A serial/comedy. One of the last
- (3 Hrs.) SHAKESPEARE "King Richard III, The Tragedie of"
- (3 Hrs.) SHAKESPEARE "Measure for Measure" 1604 Serial/comedy
- (3 Hrs.) SHAKESPEARE "Henry IV." Part I. History
- The Tragedy of Hamlet Acts 1. & 2. The best known of
- The Tragedy of Hamlet Act 3. Shakespeare's plays.
- The Tragedy of Hamlet Act 4.
- A Midsummer Nights Dream
- A Midsummer Nights Dream (concluded)
- (4 Hrs.) KSXX TALK RADIO No Fault Auto Insurance; Education. 10/11/73
(1973)
10/11/1973
- (4 Hrs.) KSXX TALK RADIO Reaction to Pres. Nixon's release of tapes. 5/6/74
(1974)
5/6/1974
- (4 Hrs.) KSXX TALK RADIO Vice Pres. Agnew has just resigned. 11/11/73
(1973)
11/11/1973
- (80 Min) KSXX TALK RADIO Fred J. Glotz (Humor/crazy) 5/6/74
(1974)
5/6/1974
- (2 1/2 Hrs) KSXX TALK RADIO Fred J. Glotz " 5/10/74
(1974)
5/10/1974
- Marvin Miller Remembers Radio Part 1.
(1972)
8/6/1972
- Marvin Miller Remembers Radio Part 2.
(1972)
8/13/1972
- Marvin Miller Remembers Radio Part 3.
(1972)
8/20/1972
- Marvin Miller Remembers Radio Part 4.
(1972)
8/27/1972
- Marvin Miller Remembers Radio Part 5.
(1972)
9/3/1972
- Frank Buxton Remembers Remembering Radio
(1972)
12/3/1972
- Eisenhower & King George VI.
- President Truman & Eisenhower - "Atom Bomb
- Mackenzie King
(1948)
12/2/1948
- Wendell Wilkie
(1942)
10/6/1942
- Roosevelt - August & September of 1941
(1941)
1941
- Herbert Hoover - Just before WW II.
- Winston Churchill (outside minute damaged)
(1941)
9/2/1941
- Winston Churchill on Atlantic Charter.
(1941)
8/24/1941
- Invasion-Europe w/Collingwood & Hicks
- Roosevelt-Guam landing Bremerton day speech
(1944)
1944
- Roosevelt- Two days after Japan attack
(1941)
12/9/1941
- Winston Churchill
(1941)
12/26/1941
- #1. "The Faith of the Historian" (Admiral Morison won a
- #2. "In the Wake of Columbus" Part. 1. Pulitzer prize on his
- In the Wake of Columbus" Part. 2. book on Columbus)
- #3. "The Founding of Virginia
- #4. "The Pilgrim Fathers of Plymouth
- #5. "The Tradition of John Paul Jones" Part 1.
- The Tradition of John Paul Jones" Part 2.
- #6. "Jacksonian Democracy
- AMERICAN HISTORY #7. "The Causes of the Civil War" w/Adm. Samuel Morison
- AMERICAN HISTORY #8. "Harvard and American Education" Part 1
- AMERICAN HISTORY "Harvard and American Education" Part 2
- AMERICAN HISTORY #9. "Pearl Harbor"
- AMERICAN HISTORY 10. "Allied Strategy in World War II." (Last of 10 part series)
- POETRY "Worship" by Whittier
- POETRY "For You O Democracy" by Whitman
- POETRY "Snowbound" by Whittier
- POETRY "Old Ironsides" by Holmes
- OUR AMERICAN HERITAGE "Drafting the Constitution" by Wesley Addy
- OUR AMERICAN HERITAGE "The Mayflower Compact" from Penn. Charter of Privileges of 1701
- "Declaration of Independence, T. Jefferson" fr. farewell address
- of George Washington
- "The First Inaugral Address of Thomas Jefferson"
- "A selection from Sacred Obligations, Daniel Webster"
- "The Gettysburg Address" by Abraham Lincoln
- "The History of Liberty, Edward Everett"
- "Patriotism by Lyman Abbott"
- "A Pan American Policy by Elihu Root"
- "Our Responsibilities as a Nation, Theodore Roosevelt"
- "Americans of Foreign Birth, Woodrow Wilson"
- "From the Promised Land, Mary Antin"
- "Great Moments with Abe Lincoln" w/Royal Dano
- "Pledge of Alleigience" w/Red Skelton
- "Bells" Edgar Allen Poe w/Dasil Rothbone
- "Gift of the Magi" (O'Henry) w/Robt. Ryan
- "The Last Leaf" (O'Henry) w/Robt. Ryan
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REEL 933. SHAKESPEARE (Recorded at 1 & 7/8 ips.)
(3 Hrs.) SHAKESPEARE "Henry the 6th" Part I. 1591 Complete and
(3 Hrs.) SHAKESPEARE "Henry the 6th" Part II. Uncut
(3 Hrs.) SHAKESPEARE "Henry the 6th" Part III.
(3 Hrs.) SHAKESPEARE "Much Ado About Nothing" w/Sir John Gilgud
REEL 934. SHAKESPEARE (Recorded at 1 & 7/8 ips.)
(3 Hrs.) SHAKESPEARE "MacBeth, the Tragedie of.
(2 1/2 Hrs) SHAKESPEARE "As You Like It" 8/4/1599
(2 1/2 Hrs) SHAKESPEARE "The Merry Wives of Windsor" 1598 Offshoot of King Henry the IV.
(2 1/2 Hrs) SHAKESPEARE "Antony & Cleopatra" (missed opening)
(45 Min) PRESIDENT NIXON ADDRESS 5/11/74
935. SHAKESPEARE MATINEE (1 & 7/8 ips)
(3 Hrs.) SHAKESPEARE "The Winters Tale" 1610 A serial/comedy. One of the last.
(3 Hrs.) SHAKESPEARE "King Richard III, The Tragedie of"
(3 Hrs.) SHAKESPEARE "Measure for Measure" 1604 Serial/comedy
(3 Hrs.) SHAKESPEARE "Henry IV." Part I. History.
REEL 936. SHAKESPEARE MATINEE (KUER-FM)
(90) SHAKESPEARE "The Tragedy of Hamlet" Acts 1. & 2. The best known of
(90) SHAKESPEARE "The Tragedy of Hamlet" Act 3. Shakespeare's plays.
(30) SHAKESPEARE "The Tragedy of Hamlet" Act 4.
(60) SHAKESPEARE "A Midsummer Nights Dream"
(90) SHAKESPEARE "A Midsummer Nights Dream" (concluded)
REEL 937. TALK RADIO 1973 - 1974 (2400' tape recorded at 1 & 7/8 ips.)
(4 Hrs.) KSXX TALK RADIO No Fault Auto Insurance; Education. 10/11/73
(4 Hrs.) KSXX TALK RADIO Reaction to Pres. Nixon's release of tapes. 5/6/74
(4 Hrs.) KSXX TALK RADIO Vice Pres. Agnew has just resigned. 11/11/73
(80 Min) KSXX TALK RADIO Fred J. Glotz (Humor/crazy) 5/6/74
(2 1/2 Hrs) KSXX TALK RADIO Fred J. Glotz " 5/10/74
REEL 938. NIXON'S WATERGATE TAPES (2400' tape recorded at 1 & 7/8 ips.)
(4 Hrs.) WATERGATE TAPES Transcripts of tapes of April 1973 read by NPR readers.
(4 Hrs.) WATERGATE TAPES Transcripts of tapes of April 1973 starts with conversation # 1
(4 Hrs.) WATERGATE TAPES Starts with conversation with John Dean of 4/16/73.
(4 Hrs.) WATERGATE TAPES Nixon's tapes starts with conversation # 44.
Hangings were often heralded by
invitations to the press and other
interested parties.
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(60) SAME TIME, SAME STATION "Radio Bloopers" Chap. 1. 4/2/72
(60) SAME TIME, SAME STATION "Radio Bloopers" Chap. 2. 4/1/73
(60) SAME TIME, SAME STATION "The Story of 'Jack Armstrong'" 6/5/72
(60) SAME TIME, SAME STATION "The Truman Years" 4/8/73
(60) SAME TIME, SAME STATION "The Story of 'The March of Time'" 2/11/73
(60) SAME TIME, SAME STATION "The Story of 'That Brewster Boy'" 7/23/72
REEL 940. SAME TIME, SAME STATION
(60) SAME TIME, SAME STATION "Marvin Miller Remembers Radio" Part 1. 8/6/72
(60) SAME TIME, SAME STATION "Marvin Miller Remembers Radio" Part 2. 8/13/72
(60) SAME TIME, SAME STATION "Marvin Miller Remembers Radio" Part 3. 8/20/72
(60) SAME TIME, SAME STATION "Marvin Miller Remembers Radio" Part 4. 8/27/72
(60) SAME TIME, SAME STATION "Marvin Miller Remembers Radio" Part 5. 9/3/72
(60) SAME TIME, SAME STATION "Frank Buxton Remembers Remembering Radio" 12/3/72
REEL 941. MARCH IN HISTORY
(30) MARCH IN HISTORY Eisenhower & King George VI.
(30) MARCH IN HISTORY President Truman & Eisenhower - "Atom Bomb"
(30) MARCH IN HISTORY Mackenzie King 12/2/48
(30) MARCH IN HISTORY Wendell Wilkie 10/6/42
(30) MARCH IN HISTORY Roosevelt - August & September of 1941
(30) MARCH IN HISTORY Herbert Hoover - Just before WW II.
(30) MARCH IN HISTORY Winston Churchill (outside minute damaged) 9/2/41
(30) MARCH IN HISTORY Winston Churchill on Atlantic Charter. 8/24/41
(30) MARCH IN HISTORY Invasion-Europe w/Collingwood & Hicks
(20) MARCH IN HISTORY Roosevelt-Guam landing Bremerton day speech 1944
(30) MARCH IN HISTORY Roosevelt- Two days after Japan attack 12/9/41
(30) MARCH IN HISTORY Winston Churchill 12/26/41
REEL 942. AMERICAN HISTORY w/Admiral Samuel Eliot Morison of Harvard
(50) AMERICAN HISTORY #1. "The Faith of the Historian" (Admiral Morison won a
(30) AMERICAN HISTORY #2. "In the Wake of Columbus" Part. 1. Pulitzer prize on his
(30) AMERICAN HISTORY "In the Wake of Columbus" Part. 2. book on Columbus)
(40) AMERICAN HISTORY #3. "The Founding of Virginia"
(45) AMERICAN HISTORY #4. "The Pilgrim Fathers of Plymouth"
(15) AMERICAN HISTORY #5. "The Tradition of John Paul Jones" Part 1.
(30) AMERICAN HISTORY "The Tradition of John Paul Jones" Part 2.
(40) AMERICAN HISTORY #6. "Jacksonian Democracy"
REEL 943. AMERICAN HISTORY & HERITAGE
(45) AMERICAN HISTORY #7. "The Causes of the Civil War" w/Adm. Samuel Morison
(40) AMERICAN HISTORY #8. "Harvard and American Education" Part 1.
(50) AMERICAN HISTORY "Harvard and American Education" Part 2.
(40) AMERICAN HISTORY #9. "Pearl Harbor"
(45) AMERICAN HISTORY 10. "Allied Strategy in World War II." (Last of 10 part series).
(4) POETRY "Worship" by Whittier
(1) POETRY "For You O Democracy" by Whitman
(2) POETRY "Snowbound" by Whittier
(1) POETRY "Old Ironsides" by Holmes
(20) OUR AMERICAN HERITAGE "Drafting the Constitution" by Wesley Addy
(90) OUR AMERICAN HERITAGE "The Mayflower Compact" from Penn. Charter of Privileges of 1701
"Declaration of Independence, T. Jefferson" fr. farewell address
of George Washington.
"The First Inaugral Address of Thomas Jefferson"
"A selection from Sacred Obligations, Daniel Webster"
"The Gettysburg Address" by Abraham Lincoln.
"The History of Liberty, Edward Everett"
"Patriotism by Lyman Abbott"
"A Pan American Policy by Elihu Root"
"Our Responsibilities as a Nation, Theodore Roosevelt"
"Americans of Foreign Birth, Woodrow Wilson"
"From the Promised Land, Mary Antin"
"Great Moments with Abe Lincoln" w/Royal Dano
"Pledge of Alleigience" w/Red Skelton
"Bells" Edgar Allen Poe w/Dasil Rothbone
"Gift of the Magi" (O'Henry) w/Robt. Ryan
"The Last Leaf" (O'Henry) w/Robt. Ryan