Season 2

1958 · 21 episodes

Episodes

1Why Cornwall?Why Cornwall? A film survey - Barbara Hepworth, Bernard Leech, W.S. Graham, Peter Lanyon, and others give their reasons for living and working in Cornwall Leonide Massine in the studio
2Backstage at the RepBackstage at the Rep Monitor cameras go behind the scenes in a Northern Repertory Theatre. Two Different Worlds Hammersmith Reach through the eyes of the painters Carel Weight and Ruskin Spear.
3Episode 3Duke Ellington on jazz, with Humphrey Lyttelton and Johnny Dankworth and his Orchestra; Aldous Huxley interviewed by John Lehmann; John Berger discusses three paintings of the nude; and Cilli Wang.
4P. G. WodehouseP. G. Wodehouse in an interview filmed in New York Shadow of Heroes Extracts from the play with Peggy Ashcroft, Emlyn Williams, Mogens Wieth, Stephen Murray and an interview with the author, Robert Ardrey. And Aaron Copland on being an American composer.
5The Innocent EyeThe Innocent Eye A film study of the child's imagination.
6The Living SuburbThe Living Suburb A filmed report on a new experiment in city design, and an interview with its architects and William Alwyn on Writing For Films
7Igor StravinskyIgor Stravinsky talking about his music, his life, and his friends.
8The Face of the MadonnaThe Face of the Madonna as seen by nine great artists. A Line on Satire Three points of view from cartoonists - Andre Francois, Osbert Lancaster, Ronald Searle filmed at work in their studios Circus A filmed study by John Schlesinger.
9Tyrone GuthrieTyrone Guthrie on the Stratford Memorial Theatre, Ontario
10Georges SimenonGeorges Simenon, A film profile and Alfred Wallis Cornish fisherman and painter.
11Yehudi MenuhinYehudi Menuhin talks about the personality and music of Bela Bartok and plays illustrations from the solo sonata Bartok wrote for him. Theatre Workshop: A filmed report with Joan Littlewood and Gerry Raffles.
12A Poet In LondonJohn Betjeman, A poet in London.
13French EditionA French edition on film and in the studio. including Comedie Francaise Jacques Deval introduces a filmed impression of France's National Theatre to celebrate the company's arrival in London. Le Corbusier in his Paris studio talking about architecture Auguste Rodin The thoughts and work of a sculptor.
14Episode 14Theatre - Films - Books - Painting Sculpture - Music - Architecture Presenting people, events, and controversies on film and in the studio every fortnight. Introduced and edited by Huw Wheldon.
15Hi-Fi-Fo-FumHi-Fi-Fo-Fum The ins and outs of High Fidelity. A film study directed by John Schlesinger. Paul Robeson in the studio Bert Haanstra, Holland's leading film director in the studio, with some of his films.
16Robert GravesRobert Graves in Majorca, a film profile. Thurston Dart plays the harpsichord, the organ, the piano, and the clavichord, and discusses Handel, a mystery. Bert Haanstra, Holland's leading film director with extracts from some of his films.
17Paddy ChayefskyPaddy Chayefsky, author of 'Marty' and The Bachelor Party' interviewed by Richard Hoggart. With extracts from some of his films. Leonard Bernstein, Musical Director of the New York Philharmonic Orchestra composer of West Side Story, On the Town, and Candide.
18The Mermaid TheatreA film study of the birth of a theatre with Bernard Miles.
19Fritz Kortner/Spain to Streatham: The Guitar CrazeFritz Kortner, Leading German actor and stage director at work in the Residenztheater, Munich. Interviewed by Robert Robinson. Spain to Streatham: The Guitar Craze. A tour of how Britons are enthusiastically taking up the guitar in all sorts of ways.
20Carl Ebert at GlyndebourneA great producer on his approach to opera, filmed during rehearsals for his production of 'Cosi fan Tutte' by Mozart.
21Wanda LandowskaWanda Landowska. A filmed interview with the world's most famous harpsichord player, who is eighty today. The Romantic Movement. Paintings from the Council of Europe Exhibition, opening in London on July 10.