July 29, 1973

Season 7

01. The Proms 1

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July 29, 1973

02. The Proms 2

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August 5, 1973

03. The Proms 3

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August 12, 1973

04. The Proms 3

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August 26, 1973

05. The Proms

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September 2, 1973

06. A Question of Feeling

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September 9, 1973

07. André Previn-The Other LSO

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September 16, 1973

08. The Sydney Opera House

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September 23, 1973

09. Sir Robert Helpmann

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September 30, 1973

10. The British Hero

A tongue-in-cheek look at how heroes have been depicted through the ages.

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October 7, 1973

12. George Stubbs: Make the Knife Go with the Pencil

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October 21, 1973

13. Hollywood on Trial

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November 4, 1973

14. The Runaway

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November 18, 1973

15. François Truffaut

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December 2, 1973

16. Bejart+Boulez = Ballet

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December 9, 1973

17. It's Fantastic, It's Futuristic, It's Fatalistic, It's Science Fiction

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December 16, 1973

18. Marcel Marceau: A Christmas Carol

A Dickens favourite as interpreted by Marcel Marceau the mime artist.

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December 23, 1973

19. Gershwin's Porgy

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December 24, 1973

20. Nureyev

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January 27, 1974

21. Great Orchestras: The London Symphony

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February 3, 1974

22. Acting a Part?

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February 10, 1974

23. The Art of the Potter

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February 17, 1974

24. Don't Take It for Granted

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February 24, 1974

25. Claire Bloom

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March 3, 1974

26. Kafka's Castle

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March 17, 1974

28. Beethoven's 9th Symphony

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March 31, 1974

29. The Invasion of Space: Novgorod Father of Russia

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April 14, 1974

30. Wish You Were Here

Stars of British Music Hall and Variety take a look back at traditional seaside entertainment.

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April 15, 1974

31. Ella Fitzgerald at Ronnie Scott's

Omnibus presents a unique opportunity to see this highly acclaimed performance by Ella Fitzgerald with Tommy Flannagan (piano) Joe Pass (guitar) Bobby Durham (drums) Keeter Betts (double bass) Introduced by Benny Green

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April 28, 1974

32. Ella Fitzgerald's Other Show

Omnibus presents Ella Fitzgerald in performance at Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club. This second show confirms yet again all the superlatives which critics have lavished on her in recent weeks.

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May 4, 1974

33. Crystal Palace-The Great Glass Hive

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May 5, 1974

34. Alan Price: Between Today & Yesterday

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May 26, 1974

35. W.B.Yeats and the Coming Times

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June 2, 1974

36. Dame Ninette De Valois

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June 9, 1974

37. Ernest Brown: Pioneer Photographer

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July 7, 1974

38. Words by Johnny Mercer

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July 14, 1974