Patricia Marx Interviews

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1961-1969

Patricia Marx Interviews is a series of interviews done for WNYC and other stations that include talks with: Woody Allen, Dick Gregory, William Golding, General Omar Bradley, Arthur C. Clarke, David Halberstam, Bob Hope, George Balanchine and others

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Danny Kaye

A master of the accent.
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John Simon

Patricia Marx interviews film and theater critic John Simon, who has recently published "Private Screenings" (1967), his newest compilation of film reviews. Mr. Simon discusses wheth...
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Edward Villella

What makes a good dancer?
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Al Hirschfeld

The man of a thousand Ninas.
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Michael Harrington

The difference between a Democratic Socialist and the democratic left.
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Herman Kahn

The behind the thinking about thermonuclear war.
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Thomas Wilfred

Patricia Marx interviews Thomas Wilfred, a pioneer in the art of light. Mr. Wilfred gives an overview of his life, explaining his lifelong fascination with light and how he made a li...
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Arthur C. Clarke

The making of 2001: A Space Odessey
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David Schoenbrun

How to end the war in Vietnam.
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Earl Reiback

Nuclear physicist and artist Earl M. Reiback on the development of his light sculptures and theory of "luminal art".
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Wolf Von Eckardt

Patricia Marx talks with Wolf von Eckardt, architecture critic for the Washington Post and author of the recently released book A Place to Live: The Crisis of the Cities. Von Eckardt...
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David Halberstam

The war in Vietnam goes on and on and on.
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Anthony Lewis

The liberal voice of the Times.
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Peter Brook

How to turn a great play into a great film.
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Colin Davis

Colin Davis on why he became a conductor.
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