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REEL 1236. READINGS FROM RECORDS
(29:47) J.R.R. TOLKIEN reads and sings his story: "The Hobbit"
(20:26) J.R.R. TOLKIEN reads and sings his story: "The Fellowship of the Ring" Book 1.
Chapters 2, 3, 5, 6, 9, 11, 12; Book 2. Chps. 1, 4, 6, 7, 9 (excerpts- one poem ct..
(20:20) J.R.R. TOLKIEN reads and sings his story: "The Lord of the Rings" Part II. 'The
Two Towers' excerpts from books 3 and 4.
(58:49) JACOB TWO-TWO MEETS THE HOODED FANG by Mordecai Richler read by Christopher Plummer
(36) THE OLD MAN AND THE SEA by Ernest Hemingway Read by Charlton Heston
(90) THE OLD MAN AND THE SEA
(15) THE OLD MAN AND THE SEA (Concluded)
(15) THE STORY OF BADAR Read by Louis Jourdan
(16) THE TRAVELS OF BADAR Read by Louis Jourdan
(45) CARL SANDBURG reading his own Poetry (1962) Including:
Prairie Winters by Night; Southern Pacific; Prayers of Steel; In Tall Grass;
White Ash; Four Preludes on Playthings of the Mind; Light Stuff; Cool Tombs;
Explanations of Love; Sea Chest; Sky Pieces; Francois Villon Forgotten;
Gone; Mag; Psalm of those Who Go off Before Daylight; Cohoots; Face;
They all want to Play Hamlet Storms begin far back The Fireborn are at Home in
Fire; The Unknown War.

REEL 1237. READINGS FROM RECORDS
(63) THE SECRET GARDEN by Frances Hodgson Burnett Read by Claire Bloom.
(23) THE POETRY AND VOICE OF MAY SWEENEY (Concluded)
(17) THE POETRY AND VOICE OF MAY SWEENEY (Concluded)
(50) SHE WAS NICE TO MICE A Personal reading by author Alexandra Elizabeth Sheedy Age 13.
(28:40) MOBY DICK by Herman Melville Read by Charlton Heston, Keir Dullea & Geo. Rose.
(65) MOBY DICK (Concluded)
(28) A TALE OF TWO CITIES by Charles Dickens Read by James Mason
(73) A TALE OF TWO CITIES (Concluded)

REEL 1238. CHECKERBOARD TIME (Music)
(15) CHECKERBOARD TIME Program # 1.
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(15) CHECKERBOARD TIME Program # 57.
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(15) CHECKERBOARD TIME Program # 67.
(15) CHECKERBOARD TIME Program # 68.

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REEL 1239. HOLLYWOOD SINGS & THEATER REVUE
(2) THE GIRLS "You're the Top" (Cole Porter) sung by Ethel Merman 1936 from 'Anything Goes'.
(3) THE GIRLS "The Moon of Manakoora" (Newman, Loesser) Dorothy Lamour 1935 'The Hurricane'.
(2) THE GIRLS "I, Yi, Yi, Yi, I Like You Very Much" Carmen Miranda 1941 'Night in Rio'.
(4) THE GIRLS "Black Market" (Hollander) by Marlene Dietrich 1948 from 'A Foreign Affair'.
(3) THE GIRLS "My Heart Belongs to Daddy" (Cole Porter) by Mary Martin 1946 'Night and Day'.
(3) THE GIRLS "Let Yourself go" (Irving Berlin) by Ginger Rogers 1936 in 'Follow the Fleet'.
(3) THE GIRLS "South American Way" (McHugh, Dubin) Carmin Miranda 1940 'Down Argentine Way'.
(4) THE GIRLS "Perfidia" (Dominguez, Leeds) Dorothy Lamour 1946 in 'Masquerade in Mexico'.
(4) THE GIRLS "Lili Marlene" (Leip, Schultze, Connor) sung by Marlene Dietrich
(3) THE GIRLS "Smoke Gets in your Eyes" (Kern, Harbach) by Irene Dunne 1935 in 'Roberta'.
(4) THE GIRLS "Let's Be Buddies" (Cole Porter) Ethel Merman & Joan Carroll 1940
(3) THE GIRLS "Kiss the Boys Goodbye" (Schertzinger, Loesser) Mary Martin 1942 'Panama Hattie'.
(2) THE BOYS "You Can't Stop me from Dreaming" (Friend, Franklin) sung by Dick Powell 1937.
(2) THE BOYS "You'd Be Surprised" (Irving Berlin) sung by Eddie Cantor 1941.
(3) THE BOYS "O-He-O-Hi-O-Ho" (Webb, Salt) Robt. Mitchum 1949 in 'Rachel & the Stranger'.
(3) THE BOYS "Too Beautiful to Last" (Symes, Lowe) by Tony Martin 1942 'The Ziegfeld Girl'.
(3) THE BOYS "It's a Grand Night for Singing" (Rodgers, Hammerstein) Dick Haymes 1945
(5) THE BOYS "Once in Love with Amy" (Loesser) by Ray Bolger in 'Where's Charlie'.
(2) THE BOYS "September Song" (Weill, Anderson) Walter Huston 1938 'Knickerbocker Holiday'
(3) THE BOYS "If it's You" (Oakland, Shaw, Drake) Tony Martin 1941 'Big Store' Marx Bros.
(3) THE BOYS "Treat me Rough" (Geo. & Ira Gershwin) Mickey Rooney in 1943 'Girl Crazy'.
(3) THE BOYS "Rachel" (Webb, Salt) by Robert Mitchum in 1949 in 'Rachel & the Stranger'.
(3) THE BOYS "Love Letters" (Young, Heyman) by Dick Haymes 1945 in 'Love Letters'.
(2) THE BOYS "Yes, Sir, That's My Baby" (Donaldson, Kahn) Eddie Cantor 'The Eddie Cantor Story'
(1) MUSICALS GOLDEN AGE OF HOLLYWOOD MUSICALS -1934 Introduction by George Raft.
(3) MUSICALS "I've got to Sing a Torch Song" 'We're in the Money' 1933 'Gold Diggers of 1933'.
(4) MUSICALS "I Only Have Eyes for You" by Dick Powell & Ruby Keeler in 'Dames' 1934.
(4) MUSICALS "My Forgotten Man" by Joan Blondell from 'Gold Diggers of 1933'.
(4) MUSICALS "42nd Street" by Ruby Keeler & Dick Powell from film '42nd Street' 1933.
(5) MUSICALS "By a Waterfall" by Dick Powell & Ruby Keeler in 'Footlight Parade' 1933.
(5) MUSICALS "Shanghai Lil" by James Cagney & Ruby Keeler in 'Footlight Parade' 1933.
(4) MUSICALS "Shadow Waltz" by Dick Powell & Ruby Keeler in 'Gold Diggers of 1933'.
(7) MUSICALS "Lullaby of Broadway" Winifred Shaw & Dick Powell in 'Gold Diggers of 1935'.
(40) GOLDEN THEMES OF HOLLYWOOD Around the World in 80 Days; Picnic (Congolee Theme);
Spartacus; The Robe; Magnificent Obsession; Tammy and the Bachelor;
The Eddy Duchin Story (To Love Again); Anastasia; Imitation of Life;
For Whom the Bell Tolls; From Here to Eternity.
(38) HANV - AL JOLSON: 1915 'My Mother's Rosary'; 1916 'Pretty Baby'; 1917 'Where the Black-eyed
Susans Grow'; 1917 'For Me and My Gal'; 'Someone Else may be there While I'm
Gone'; 1917 'After You've Gone'; 1918 'Rock-a-bye Your Baby with a Dixie
Melody'; 1919 'Swanee'; 1919 'Avalon'; 1919 'My Mammy'; 1920 'April Showers
1920 'I'm Just Wild about Harry'; 1920 'Toot, Toot, Tootsie';
1920 'Carolina in the Morning'.
(60) NOEL COWARD & BEATRICE LILLY
(26) JOLSON SINGS AGAIN: "About a Quarter to Nine"; "I'm Looking over a Four Leaf Clover";
"Baby Face"; "I Only Have Eyes for You"; "For Me and My Gal"; "Chinatown,
My Chinatown"; "Is it True What they Say about Dixie?"; "Back in Your own
Backyard"; "My Blushin' Rosie"; "Waiting for the Robert E. Lee";
"Give My Regards to Broadway".
(32) LAWRENCE OF ARABIA: Overture; Main Title; Miracle; Nefud Mirage; Rescue of Gasim;
Arrival at Auda's Camp; Voice of the Guns; Continuation of the Miracle;
Suns Anvil; Lawrence & Body Guard; That is the Desert; End Title.
(38) SPIKE JONES & HIS CITY SLICKERS: Cocktails for Two; William Tell Overture; Chloe;
My Old Flame; The Glow Worm; None but the Lonely Heart; Laura; The Man on
the Flying Trapese; You Always Hurt the One You Love; Der Fuehrer's Face;
Dance of the Hours; Hawaiian War Chant.
(25) GLENN MILLER, THE VINTAGE YEARS: In a Little Spanish Town; Solo Hop; My Fine Feathered
Friend; Margie; (Salute to Jimmie Lunceford); Every Day's a Holiday;
Sweet Stranger; Don't Make up My Heart; Why'd Ya Make Me Fall in Love?