Overview
Christopher Plummer invites the audience into the world of great playwright, George Bernard Shaw, at his home with fellow actors and an actress playing St. Joan.
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6 - 1Leeds International Piano Competition September 17, 1972 -
6 - 2The Last Samurai September 24, 1972
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6 - 3The Wit & World of George Bernard Shaw October 01, 1972
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6 - 4Vincent the Dutchman October 15, 1972
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6 - 5Who Needs a Conductor? October 22, 1972
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6 - 6The Performers-Goya October 29, 1972
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6 - 7Artists in Wartime November 12, 1972
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6 - 8Great Orchestras: The Chicago Symphony Orchestra November 19, 1972
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6 - 9Ned Kelly Country: The Paintings of Sidney Nolan November 26, 1972
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6 - 10Max Beerbohm Remembers December 10, 1972
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6 - 11Judy: Impressions of Garland December 24, 1972
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6 - 12The Savage Image January 14, 1973
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6 - 13Why Culture? January 21, 1973
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6 - 14But the People Are Beautiful: Andy Warhol February 04, 1973
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6 - 15Fools Rush In: Morecambe and Wise February 18, 1973 -
6 - 16The Name Grierson: The Word Documentary February 25, 1973
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6 - 17Master of the Cello March 11, 1973
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6 - 18It Must Be Something in the Water March 18, 1973
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6 - 19Sir Noel Coward March 25, 1973
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6 - 20Colette 1873-1954: A Window in the War April 15, 1973
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6 - 21That's My Little Masterpiece May 06, 1973
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6 - 22The Passing of the Year May 13, 1973
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6 - 23British Jazz June 03, 1973
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6 - 24Leonardo-To Know How to See July 08, 1973
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6 - 25Ginger Baker in Africa July 15, 1973