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Beatles: Part 3 of of a series produced by Kirk Kirkpatrick, 1970 1 Reels Green 41 and Reel Number 182 Box 2, Reel 20
Beatles: Part 4 of a series produced by Kirk Kirkpatrick, 1970 1 Reels Green 42 and Reel Number 183 Box 2, Reel 21
Beatles: Part 5 of a series produced by Kirk Kirkpatrick, 1970 1 Reels Green 43 and Reel Number 184 Box 2, Reel 22
Bell Telephone Hour: a tribute to Yehudi Menuhin, "Carnival of the Menuhins.", 1938/1983 1 Reels Green 73 and Reel Number 364 Box 3, Reel 11
Bell Telephone Hour: ballet, broadway hits, opera, folk songs & popular hits. Host: Robert Preston. Track A., 1938/1983 1 Reels Green 76 and Reel Number 367 Box 4, Reel 13
Bell Telephone Hour: "Benjamin Britten's Music Festival in England", host: Donald Courdon. Track A., 1938/1983 1 Reels Green 77 and Reel Number 368 Box 4, Reel 14
Bell Telephone Hour: "The Lyrics of Alan J. Lerner." Host: Cyril Richard. (At end of tape, part of speech by LBJ.), 1938/1983 1 Reels Green 74 and Reel Number 365 Box 4, Reel 11
Bell Telephone Hour: "The Music of Oscar Hammerstein", host: Henry Fonda. Track A. "Masks of Music", host: Ray Bolger. Track B., 1938/1983 1 Reels Green 75 and Reel Number 366 Box 4, Reel 12
Betty Carter 1/2, 1978 1 Reels Box 16, Reel 27
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