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P. T. BARNUM: AMERICA'S GREATEST SHOWMAN.
aired 10/15/95 [1995-10-15]
w/ Karl Malden.Debut: More than 100 years after his death, Phineas Taylor Barnum's name remains synonymous with grandiose and spectacular entertainment. He produced America's first national beauty pageant, promoted the circus like never before, and, in a less sensitive time, enthralled the public by exhibiting people he called "living curiosities." This three-part biography—which airs in consecutive episodes this evening—isn't the greatest show on Earth (it's told too ploddingly), but it is filled with terrific stills and celebrity voice-overs (among them, Karl Malden as Barnum) that pay homage to the complex man (1810-91) who, narrator Cliff Robertson says, "taught Americans how to play." (3:00)
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P.T.BARNUM:
aired 9/12/99 [1999-09-12]
w/ Beau Bridges
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P. T. BARNUM: AMERICA'S GREATEST SHOWMAN,
aired 10/15/95 [1995-10-15]
w/ Karl Malden.Debut: More than 100 years after his death, Phineas Taylor Barnum's name remains synonymous with grandiose and spectacular entertainment. He produced America's first national beauty pageant, promoted the circus like never before, and, in a less sensitive time, enthralled the public by exhibiting people he called "living curiosities." This three-part biography—which airs in consecutive episodes this evening—isn't the greatest show on Earth (it's told too ploddingly), but it is filled with terrific stills and celebrity voice-overs (among them, Karl Malden as Barnum) that pay homage to the complex man (1810-91) who, narrator Cliff Robertson says, "taught Americans how to play." (3:00) Mini-series
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P.T. BARNUM.
aired 9/12/99 [1999-09-12]
w/ Beau Bridges.
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P. T. BARNUM: AMERICA'S GREATEST SHOWMAN.
aired 10/15/95 [1995-10-15]
w/ Karl Malden.Debut: More than 100 years after his death, Phineas Taylor Barnum's name remains synonymous with grandiose and spectacular entertainment. He produced America's first national beauty pageant, promoted the circus like never before, and, in a less sensitive time, enthralled the public by exhibiting people he called "living curiosities." This three-part biography—which airs in consecutive episodes this evening—isn't the greatest show on Earth (it's told too ploddingly), but it is filled with terrific stills and celebrity voice-overs (among them, Karl Malden as Barnum) that pay homage to the complex man (1810-91) who, narrator Cliff Robertson says, "taught Americans how to play." (3:00)
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