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Orson Wells, such a genius!

My generation did not know Omnibus, but the later Alistair Cooke of America and Masterpiece Theatre. These videos are priceless treasures!

As a nascent fan of Gilbert & Sullivan for the past 3 years, I delight in discovering new Companies' interpretations and this is a cracking great one. Blessing the day I discovered Martyn Green!

you can't take your eyes off Sugar Ray!!! wow!

RIP Mike Nichols 🙏✡️🕯🎤🎭

Thanks for uploading. This is great!!!! They're geniuses.

Margaret Hamilton was a treasure!

When multi-track (2`track) recordings appeared in the 50's, the children of musicians remember how their parents told them not to listen to it, that it was an insult to music and a deception. Imagine them now if they listened to autotune with the AI voice of a dead man.

13:10 does anyone know who the principles are in the “oriental “section?

Robbie Johnson was a fine Johnson

Boswell was a bit more Scottish

These are available on DVD. Very good programs. By the way, Lenny studied with Reiner.

I like Alistair Cookie. But please: no more Sesame Street Jokes. Anna Russel did that Russian song that Jeff Moss lifted for Count Von Count in 1973.

You have to say UA-cam is amazing. This was exactly what I was looking for. Speaking of Cooke it's a shame that one thing you can't find is his perfect introductions to Masterpiece Theatre. (Nor Danger Man with the American credits.)

It's believed Dr Johnson was an obsessive-compulsive because of some of his odd behaviour.

They just invented Pete Townshend.

AMF 82-30 pinsetters started 1955 but old fart slow!!

This is wonderful.

Gene Krupa looks like he’s playing to try and get his bored kids excited.

Where did the other Pirates clips go? I know there were several others. If you could please repost them that would be amazing! Thank you!

❤❤❤GERALDINE PAGE IS THE BEST!

They didn’t call it swing for nothing. And the ending sure seemed to surprise Gene.

All waltzes should be written and conducted in six-eight time; their 'gestalt' is compound duple time but forced to fit unnaturally into simple triple time.

Frenetic, histrionic, Karamatsovian Yankee entertainment from yore. B-camp that one cannot rip their eyes from. Best in small does!

now take mickey mantle, slugging down a fifth of whiskey evey nite takes a certain rhythm

Love Mike Nichols and Elaine May.

I know this from the song Hell Camp by Blockhead

I had the privialage of performing in HMS Pinafore in San Diego directed by Martyn Green. It started my love of G & S

O mago do violão Andrés Segóvia foi casado com Olga Praguer Coelho, eles tiveram dois filhos.

Johnson is an ancestor on my mom's side. As a kid, it didn't mean anything. As I get older, I find myself more interested in learning more about him.

Oh Anna, Anna- those were "great" times. I miss them.

Omnibus largely shaped my outlook on science and art

What a marvelous lesson! Maestro Bernstein was such an amazing musician, educator and interpreter of little dots, ovals, stems and flags.

Would like to see the full film. Preference is black and white and the older ones make more sense than the newer ones somehow more interesting and better acting

Beautiful. Thank you for sharing this incredible video. Can you also upload the episode with the Indian classical sarod master Ali Akbar Khan?

Wonderful!!!!

Maybe one of my favorite songs!

Way back in Grade School I read Green's "Treasury of Gilbert and Sullivan" in the library! I have a copy now, 50+ years later!

Wow! This show is a legend! And Dickens is one of my favorite writers!

Put all the pin jockeys on the unemployment line.

Beautifully done. Such a charming vignette of Johnson and Boswell. For me it brought the book to life. Thank you for posting this. Australia

This should be required viewing for every conductor.

This is the very earliest AMF 82-30 pinspotter with the 3930 "latch" chassis, where the distributor rested at the 10-pin as opposed to the 7-pin (IIRC most of the later 3930 chassis and all 4400s, 5850s, & 6525s, rested at the 7-pin also).

Ahh the 8230s. Pin chased on those on the 12 lane local house in the 80s. They replaced them about 20 years ago. A local pro shop bought another old blowing alley for that purpose and still uses the 8230s to this day.

“No one but a child would put up with those first years.” I started in my 50s and still here after 3 years 😂

Love it except for all that silly dancing. The rest is great.

Great!!

Even without an audience, BRILLIANT!!

Machines taking over jobs, its still happening today

I need Dr Johnson am saline