Omnibus - American Profiles

The Golden Age of Television's most distinguished production, Omnibus brought sophistication, refinement and sparkling intelligence to a national audience. Featuring the work of such luminaries as Alistair Cooke, Don Hewitt, and Richard Leacock, this historic 2-disc collection compiles 14 segments (unseen since broadcast nationally 1952-1960) on themes that have shaped America.

Disc 1 - People

Philippe Halsman
William Faulkner
Frank Lloyd Wright
Pearl Buck - "My Several Worlds"
E.B. white - "A Maine Lobsterman"
Sugar Ray Robinson Visits Stillman's Gym
James Thurber - Man and Boy
How the F-100 Got its Tail
Leonard Bernstein's Musical Travelogue

Disc 2 - Places

The New York Times
Toby and Tall Corn
Grand Central: Portrait of Railroad Terminal
Dr. Seuss Explores the Museum that Ought to Be
New York's Night People

Upplagd i sortimentet: 31 Juli, 2011