Tapes or CDs available for listening in Ballantine Hall.
English language tapes
"c" in left column indicates cassette is available in room 121. "CD" indicates tapes have been digitized, but we may need advanced notice to retrieve them from storage. No letter in left column means tape is available on open reel master only. You can listen to it during our office hours in room 121.
Catalog numbers beginning with "A" indicate course materials for 2nd year and above.
c A01.01-.15 Intensive Course in English, Intermediate (Eng. Lang. Serv.) c A01.16-.40 Intensive Course in English, Advanced I c A01.41-.65 Intensive Course in English, Advanced II c A07.01-.36 Old and Middle English c A37.01 What's in a Word? (Longman) c A38.01-.03 Selected Topics, High-Intermediate Listening Comprehension c A39.01 Contemporary Topics 3, 2nd EditionCatalog numbers beginning with "B" usually indicate first year course materials.
c B01.01-.25 Elementary Course in English, Bk. 1--Willard Sheeler
c B01.26-.50 Elementary Course in English, Bk. 2--Willard Sheeler
c B39.01-.03 First Steps in Listening
c B40.01 In the Real World: Activities for Oral and Written
Communication
c B41.01-.02 Focus on Grammar: a Basic Course for Reference and Practice
(Longman)
c B42.01-.03 True Colors 1 (Addison Wesley Longman)
c B45.01-.03 Contemporary Topics 2, 2nd Edition
c C02.01-.02 English Dialogues (Angela Paratore)
Catalog numbers beginning with "E" indicate exercises (not
catalogued by level).
c E16.01-.02 Pronunciation drills
c E16.03-.18 American Readings (short stories)--Grindell
c E20.01-.12 Pronunciation Drills (PD's)--Traeger and Henderson
c E20.13-.15 Sounds of American English
c E20.16-.17 Idioms
c E23.42-.43 The Heinemann TOEFL Practice Tests
c E23.44-.46 The Heinemann TOEFL Preparation Course
c E23.47-.51 Heinle & Heinle TOEFL, 2nd Ed.
c E23.52-.55 Heinle & Heinle' Complete Guide to TOEFL, Computer Ed.
c E23.56-.63 Longman Complete Course for the TOEFL Test, preparation for the
computer and paper tests
c E23.64-.69 Delta TOEFL
c E29.01 Manual of American Eng. Pronunciation--Prator and Robinett
c E30.01-.04 SRA Listening
c E31.01-.02 The Pied Piper of Hamelin
c E32.01-.07 The Sounds of English--Thonus
c E33.01-.08 Focus on Pronunciation--Linda Lane
c E34.01-.04 Pronunciation Pairs--Baker, Goldstein
c E37.01-.04 Clear Speech--Judy B. Gilbert
c E38.01-.03 Longman Preparation Series for the TOEIC Test
c E39.01 Speaking Solutions (Prentice Hall)
c E42.01 Selections from "Marketplace" (NPR)
c K01.01-.06 Great Moments in Radio
K28.01 The Firesign Theatre: Waiting for the Electrician
c K29.01-.03 Language and Life in the U.S.A.
c K30.01-.03 Monty Python
K35.01 The Second John Masefield Story-Telling Festival
K36.01-.02 Mother Goose
c K37.01-.03 Folk and Fairy Tales
K39.01-.03 Children's Stories
K40.01 Oliver Twist; the Three Musketeers (for children)
K41.01 English Nursery Rhymes
c K42.01 Uncle Remus Stories
K43.01-.02 Paul Sills' Story Theatre
c K44.01-.06 Interpretation of Richard Wagner's Ring of the Niebelung
KA1.01-.06 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy--Douglas Adams
KA2.01 The Best of Abbott and Costello
c KB1.01-.02 How to be a Jewish Mother--Gertrude Berg
KB2.01 Inside Shelley Berman
KB3.01-.04 Lenny Bruce
c KB4.01 Bertolt Brecht before the Committee on Un-American
Activities
KC1.01-.05 Bill Cosby
KE1.01 Current Poetry: lecture by Clayton Eshelman
KF1.01 The True Penelope & Circe's Hair: lecture by R. Fitzgerald
KF2.01-.02 W.C. Fields
KF3.01 S. Friedberg: America, the Early Years (incomplete)
c KH6.01 Edith Hamilton: Echoes of Greece
KL1.01 Timothy Leary
KL4.01 Myth of the Golden Age in the Renaissance--Harry Levin
KL5.01 Star Wars
KM1.01 Moms Mabley
KM4.01 H.L. Menken Speaking
KM5.01 The Medium is the Message--Marshall McLuhan
KO1.01 Invitation to Art--Brian O'Daherty
c KR1.01-.02 The Wit and Wisdom of Will Rogers
KR2.01 Books and the Bad Life--Kenneth Allan Robinson
KS2.01-.02 Allan Sherman
c KS3.01-.03 Upton Sinclair, lecture and interview (Lilly Library)
KS4.01 Best of Bloopers, Vol I
KS5.01 You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown--Charles Schulz
c KS7.01-.02 Animal Tales in the Gullah Dialect
c KT1.01 Lilly Tomlin
KW1.01 Betty Walker
c KW3.01 Frank Lloyd Wright on Record
English literature tapes
This section lists tapes of English literature. Catalog numbers beginning with "L" + a number usually indicate a collection by more than one author. Catalog numbers beginning with "L" + a letter + a number are supposed to be works by an author with that initial. Tapes in Old and Middle English are listed separately.
"o" in left column indicates cassette is available from our office, room 120. "c" indicates cassette is available at the check-out desk, room 121. No letter in left column indicates tape is available on open reel master only. You can listen to it during our office hours in room 121.
Tapes of literature (anthologies)
CD L02.01-.02 Genius in Words and Music
CD L04.01-.19 The First Stage: A Chronicle of the Development
CD of English Drama to 1580, by John Barton
CD L05.01-.02 A Poetry Reading by Three Young Poets
CD c L06.01-.07 20th Century Poetry read by the poets
CD L07.01 Vincent Price Reads John Keats
CD L08.01-.02 Great Moments from Great Plays
CD c L09.01 Great Themes in Poetry
CD c L10.01 Anthology of English Lyric Verse
CD c L11.01-.02 Modern Poets read their poetry
CD L12.01 Wellsprings of Early English Drama
CD c L13.01 Everyman--with Burgess Meredith
CD L14.01-.06 The Audio Book of Great Essays
CD c L15.01 Sonnets of Shakespeare and other Elizabethan Lyrics
CD c L16.01-.05 English Poetry (Shelley through Auden)
CD L17.01 Anthology of Negro Poets
CD L19.01 Poems for Peace
CD c L20.01-.05 Oscar Williams Collection of Poetry read by the Authors
CD L20.06-.15 Oscar Williams Collection of Poetry read by the Authors
CD L21.01 Four New Poets: R. Newton, Br. Dimitrios, David Wade, and
Richard Jaworski
CD L22.01-.05 Cambridge Collection of English Prose
CD c L23.01-.02 Palgrave's Golden Treasury
CD c L24.01-.02 300 Years of Great American Poetry
CD c L25.01 Metaphysical and Love Lyrics of the 17th Century
CD c L26.01 Beowulf and other Old English Poems (in Old English)
CD L26.02-.05 Beowulf read in Old English (complete)
CD L27.01 Poetry Selections of Robert Coffin, Robinson Jeffers
CD L28.01 Talking About the Theatre
CD c L29.01 The Poet Speaks
CD L29.02-.09 The Poet Speaks
CD L30.01-.08 Poetry Reading--Phillips, Wade, Appleman, Barnstone, Yell, Lang,
Seaton, Stone, Sanders, and Mitchell
CD c L31.01-.03 American Short Stories
CD L32.01-.02 New Poets Read their Own Poetry
CD c L32.03 The World's Great Poets
CD L32.04 San Francisco Poets
CD L32.05 Songs and Poems of the Beat Generation--Jack Hammer
CD c L33.01-.03 English Poets
CD c L34.01 20th Century Poetry
CD L35.01 Beyond the Blues--American Negro Poetry
CD L36.01 The Second Shepherd's Play
CD L37.01-.05 Today's Poets
CD L38.01-.05 The Bible: excerpts from Ecclesiastes, the Psalms, the Tale of David
CD L39.01 The Ballad of Robin Hood
CD c L40.01 Sir Gawain and the Green Knight; Pearl (in Middle English)
CD L41.01 Tristan and Iseult
CD L42.01 Anthology of Negro Poets in the U.S.A.
CD L42.02 Sterling Brown and Langston Hughes
CD L43.01-.06 Poetry read by the authors: R. Jarrell, R. Jeffers, M. Sarton
CD L44.01-.02 Canadian Poets
CD L45.01 A Separate Peace; Lie Down in Darkness
CD L46.01 Baptism... a Journey through Our Time--Joan Baez
CD c L47.01 The Northern Muse--Heaney and Montague
CD L49.01-.03 Anthology of 20th Century English Poetry I-III
CD L50.01 Reflections on a Gift of Watermelon Pickle
CD c L51.01-.02 Here Today
CD L53.01 Irish Poetry read by Siobhan McKenna
CD c L53.02 The Golden Treasury of Irish Verse
CD L54.01 Elizabethan Verse
CD c L55.01-.02 Hearing Poetry
CD L56.01 Sonnets from the Portuguese; the Barretts of Wimpole Street
CD L57.01 Greek Mythology
CD L58.01 American Patriotism in Poems and Prose
CD L59.01 A Personal Choice--Alec Guinness
CD L61.01-.02 Poetry Readings
CD L63.01-.02 Pioneer Women: Selections from their Journals
CD L64.01 Young and Female: Selected Biographies by Pat Ross
Tapes of literature (usually by a single author)
CD LA1.01 Lee Anderson reads his "Nag's Head"
CD LA2.01 Conrad Aiken reads his works
CD c LA4.01-.03 Edward Albee: Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
CD LA4.04 An interview with Edward Albee
CD LA4.05 Edward Albee: The Zoo Story
CD LA4.06-.08 Edward Albee: A Delicate Balance
CD LA5.01-.02 Aristophanes: Lysistra
CD LA7.01 W.H. Auden reads his poetry
CD LA7.02 W.H. Auden reads his poetry
CD LA8.01-.02 The Stories of Sholom Aleichem
CD LA9.01 Philip Appleman: Summer Love and Surf
CD LA9.02-.03 Philip Appleman reads his poetry
CD c LA10.01 Treasury of Matthew Arnold
CD LA11.01 Miguel Algarin reads his works
CD LB2.01 R. P. Blackmur reads his own works
CD LB3.01-.02 Samuel Beckett: Waiting for Godot
CD LB3.03-.04 Samuel Beckett: Endgame
CD LB3.05-.06 Selections from the works of Samuel Beckett
CD LB4.01-.02 Selections from Lord Byron
CD LB6.01 Frank Baxter: the Nature of Poetry
CD LB7.01-.02 Poetry of William Blake
CD LB8.01-.04 Poetry of Robert Browning
CD LB8.05 The Brownings--an Autobiography in Poetry
CD LB9.01 Stephen Vincent Benet reads selections of his own works
CD LB9.02 Stephen Vincent Benet: John Brown's Body
CD LB10.01 Poetry of Robert Burns and Scottish Border Ballads
CD LB10.02 Poems of Robert Burns
CD c LB11.01-.02 Brecht on Brecht
CD LB11.04 Bertolt Brecht: The Exception and the Rule
CD LB11.05 Bertolt Brecht: A Man's a Man
CD LB12.01 William Burroughs: Call Me Burroughs (excerpts from The Naked Lunch;
Nova Express)
CD c LB13.01-.02 Robert Bolt: A Man for All Seasons (film soundtrack)
CD LB14.01 James Baldwin: Black Man in America (Studs Terkel interview)
CD LB14.02 James Baldwin reads from Giovanni's Room; Another Country
CD LB15.01 The Golden Treasury of John Betjeman
CD LB16.01 The Poems of Rupert Brooke
CD c LB17.01 Essays of Francis Bacon
CD LB18.01 Ambrose Bierce: Tales of Horror and Suspense
CD c LB19.01-.03 Brendan Behan: the Hostage
CD c LB20.01-.03 John Barth reads from his fiction
CD c LB21.01 Stories by Ray Bradbury
CD LB22.01 Basil Bunting: Briggflatts
CD LB23.01-.03 Charlotte Brontë: Jane Eyre
CD LB23.04-.05 The Brontë«s--a dramatic reading by Margaret Webster
CD LB24.01 Flowers of Evil--an electronic setting of the poems of Baudelaire
CD LB25.01 James Boswell's London Journal
CD LB26.01 Gwendolyn Brooks reads her poetry
CD LB27.01 Reza Balaheni: poetry reading
CD c LC2.01-.04 Geoffrey Chaucer: Selections from the Canterbury Tales
(read in Modern English; for Middle English see A07 series)
CD c LC2.05 The Canterbury Pilgrims--a Description in Words and Music
CD LC3.01 Truman Capote reads Children on their Birthdays
CD LC4.01 John Collier reads from his prose
CD LC5.01 John W. Clark reads his poems
CD LC6.01-.04 e.e. cummings reads his works
CD LC7.01 The Poetry of Samuel Coleridge
CD c LC8.01-.02 Anton Chekhov: Uncle Vanya
CD c LC8.03-.05 Anton Chekhov: The Cherry Orchard
CD LC8.06 Anton Chekhov: The Sea Gulls
CD c LC8.07-.09 Anton Chekhov: Three Sisters
CD LC8.10 Michael Redgrave reads Chekhov
CD LC8.11-.12 Anton Chekhov: Ivanov
CD LC9.01 Noel Coward Duologues
CD LC10.01 John Ciardi reads selections from As If
CD LC11.01 Poetry of Hart Crane read by Tennessee Williams
CD c LC12.01 Robert Creeley: poetry reading
CD c LC13.01-.04 Joseph Conrad: >Youth, Typhoon, Heart of Darkness
CD LC14.01 Sidney Corman reads his own works
CD c LC15.01-.03 Jean Cocteau: The Infernal Machine
CD LC15.04 Jean Cocteau: The Human Voice
CD LC16.01-.03 William Congreve: Love for Love
CD c LC16.04 William Congreve: The Way of the World
CD c LC16.05-.10 William Congreve: The Way of the World
CD LC17.01 Austin Clarke: Beyond the Pale
CD LC18.01-.02 Mart Crowley: The Boys in the Band
CD LC19.01 Stephen Crane: Stories of War
CD LC20.01-.05 Lewis Carroll: Selections from Alice in Wonderland and
Through the Looking Glass
CD c LD1.01-.02 Poetry of John Donne
CD LD2.01-.02 Poems of Gene Derwood
CD LD3.01 Poems of Allan Dowling read by the poet
CD c LD4.01-.02 The Art of Ruth Draper
CD LD5.01 Charles Dickens: Pickwick Papers
CD LD5.02 Charles Dickens: A Christmas Carol
CD LD5.03-.04 Emlyn Williams as Charles Dickens
CD LD5.05 Charles Dickens: A Tale of Two Cities (excerpts)
CD c LD6.01 The Poetry of John Dryden
CD c LD7.01-.03 Poems and letters of Emily Dickinson
CD LD8.01 Selections from Dante's Inferno read by John Ciardi
CD LD9.01 Lawrence Durrell reads his love poems
CD LD10.01 Daniel Defoe: Moll Flanders
CD LD11.01-.02 Diane DiPrima poetry reading
CD LD12.01 The Autobiography of Frederick Douglass
CD LD12.02 Excerpts from Life and Times of Frederick Douglass
CD LD13.01 Arthur Conan Doyle: Stories of Sherlock Holmes
CD LD14.01 Alan Dugan reads his own poetry
CD LD15.01 The poems of James Dickey
CD LD16.01 Letters of Robert Duncan
CD LD17.01-.03 John Dos Passos: U.S.A.
CD LD18.01 Thomas De Quincey: Confessions of an English Opium Eater
CD LD19.01 Alexandre Dumas fils: Camille
CD LD20.01 Martin B. Duberman: In White America
CD c LD21.01 Meindert DeJong: The Wheel on the School
CD LE1.01 Richard Eberhart reads from his works
CD c LE2.01-.03 T.S. Eliot reading his poems
CD c LE2.04-.05 T.S. Eliot: The Cocktail Party
CD c LE2.06-.07 T.S. Eliot: Murder in the Cathedral
CD LE2.08 T.S. Eliot: Practical Cats
CD c LE2.09 T.S. Eliot reads his own poems
CD LE2.10-.12 T.S. Eliot: The Family Reunion
CD c LE2.13 Eliot reads his Four Quartets
CD LE3.01 Ralph Waldo Emerson: poems and essays
CD c LE4.01 Euripedes: Medea
CD LE6.01 William Empson reading his poems
CD LE7.01-.02 George Eliot: Silas Marner
CD LE8.01 Stanley Elkin reading his own works
CD LF1.01-02 Robert Frost reads his poetry
CD c LF1.03 Robert Frost reads his poetry
CD c LF1.04 Robert Frost reads his poetry
CD LF2.01 Dudley Fitts reads from Greek Anthology in English Paraphrase
CD LF3.01 Edna Ferber: The Gay Old Dog; an Incident from Showboat
CD c LF4.01 William Faulkner reads his own works
CD LF4.02-.04 William Faulkner: As I Lay Dying
CD LF5.01-.02 Christopher Fry: The Lady's Not for Burning
CD LF6.01 Benjamin Franklin's Autobiography
CD LF7.01-.05 F. Scott Fitzgerald: The Great Gatsby
CD LF7.06 The Jazz Age of F. Scott Fitzgerald
CD c LF8.01 Sarah Webster Fabio: Soul Ain't, Soul Is
CD c LG1.01-.03 Frank Gilroy: The Subject Was Roses
CD LG2.01-.02 Robert Graves reads his poetry
CD LG3.01 Paul Green introduces his Folk Drama and Symphonic Drama
CD LG4.01 Excerpts from the works of Jean Genet
CD c LG4.02-.04 Jean Genet: The Balcony
CD c LG6.01-.03 Oliver Goldsmith: She Stoops to Conquer
CD LG8.01 Jonathan Greene poetry reading
CD LG11.01 Thom Gunn on the Move
CD LG12.01 Nikolai Gogol: The Diary of a Madman
CD c LG13.01 The Ginsbergs at the I.C.A.
CD LG13.02 Allen Ginsberg: Plutonium Ode
CD LG14.01 Nikki Giovanni poetry reading
CD LG15.01-.03 Simon Gray: Butley
CD LG16.01-.02 Samuel Gallu: Give 'em Hell, Harry
CD LG17.01-.04 Kenneth Grahame: The Wind in the Willows
CD LG17.05 Kenneth Grahame: The Reluctant Dragon
CD LG18.01 Grimm's Fairy Tales
CD LH1.01 John Hollander reads his own works
CD LH2.01-.02 Langston Hughes: Poems; stories from Simple
CD c LH2.03 Langston Hughes: The Best of Simple
CD LH2.04-.05 Poems of Langston Hughes
CD LH3.01 Aldous Huxley reads from Brave New World
CD LH3.02-.03 Aldous Huxley: The Human Situation
CD LH4.01-.05 Homer: The Illiad and the Odyssey
CD c LH5.01 Gerard Manley Hopkins
CD LH7.01-.03 Stories by Nathaniel Hawthorne
CD LH8.01 Poetry of A.E. Housman
CD LH10.01 The Poetry of Thomas Hardy
LH11.01 Bret Harte: Luck of Roaring Camp; Outcasts of Poker Flats
LH12.01 Ernest Hemingway speeches and readings
LH12.02-.03 Ernest Hemingway, A Portrait in Sound (CBC, May 1970)
LH13.01-.03 David Hawes: The King of the Golden River
LH14.01 Edward Everett Hale: The Man without a Country
LH15.01 Anthony Hecht poetry reading
LH16.01 Richard Howard reads his poetry at IU
c LH17.01-.03 Lorraine Hansberry: To Be Young, Gifted, and Black
c LH17.04-.06 Lorraine Hansberry: A Raisin in the Sun
c LH18.01-.02 O. Henry: Short Stories
LI1.01 Christopher Isherwood reads his own works
c LI2.01-.03 Henrik Ibsen: Hedda Gabler
c LI2.04-.05 Henrik Ibsen: The Master Builder
c LI2.06 Henrik Ibsen: Ghosts
c LI2.07-.09 Henrik Ibsen: An Enemy of the People
c LI2.10-.12 Henrik Ibsen: A Doll's House
LI3.01-.02 Eugene Ionesco: The Chairs
c LI3.03-.04 Eugene Ionesco: Rhinoceros
c LI4.01-.02 Washington Irving: Legend of Sleepy Hollow; Rip Van Winkle
c LJ1.01 James Joyce reads Anna Livia Plurabelle
c LJ1.02 James Joyce: Soliloquies of Molly and Leopold Bloom
c LJ1.03 Selections from the works of James Joyce
c LJ1.04 James Joyce: A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man
LJ1.05 Brendan Behan on Joyce
LJ1.06 Impressions of Joyce
c LJ1.07 James Joyce: Selections from Finnegan's Wake
c LJ1.08-.09 James Joyce: Selections from Ulysses
LJ2.01 Robinson Jeffers: Tower Beyond Tragedy
LJ2.02 Robinson Jeffers: Roan Stallion
LJ4.01 Leroi Jones: Black Art (with Sonny Murray & band)
LJ4.02 Leroi Jones: poetry reading at the White Whale
c LJ5.01 Shirley Jackson: Daemon Lover; The Lottery
LJ6.01 James Jones reads from From Here to Eternity; The Thin Red Line
c LJ7.01-.02 Henry James: The Turn of the Screw
LK1.01 Stanley Kuntz reads his works
c LK2.01 Franz Kafka: The Stories of Kafka read by Lotte Lenya
LK3.01-.02 Rudyard Kipling: Just So Stories; Poems
LK3.03 Rudyard Kipling: Mowgli's Brothers; Tiger, Tiger
c LK4.01-.02 John Keats: Poetry
LK5.01 The Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam; Sohrab and Rustum by Matthew Arnold
LK6.01 Robert Kelly reads Finding the Measure
LK7.01-.02 James Kirkup reads his poetry
LK8.01 "Almost Everything" written and spoken by Patrick Kavanaugh
LK9.01 Readings by Jack Kerouac on the Beat Generation
LK10.01 Shirley Kaufman reads her works
c LL1.01 Robert Lowell reads his own works
LL1.02-.03 Robert Lowell: The Old Glory--Benito Cereno
LL1.04-.09 Robert Lowell Poetry
LL2.01 C. Day Lewis reads his works
LL3.01 Vachel Lindsay reads his Poetry
LL3.02 Vachel Lindsay Poetry read by Nicholas Cave Lindsay
LL4.01 The Best-Loved Poems of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
LL4.02-.03 Henry Wadsworth Longfellow: Evangeline
LL5.01 D.H. Lawrence: Lady Chatterley's Lover
c LL6.01 Philip Larkin reads The Less Deceived
LL7.01 Jack London: The Call of the Wild
LL7.02 Jack London: To Build a Fire
LL8.01 Sinclair Lewis: It Can't Happen Here
LL9.01 Denise Levertov reading her poetry
LM1.01-.02 Marianne Moore reads from her works
LM2.01-.02 Louis MacNeice reads his works
LM3.01-.03 John Masefield reads his works
LM5.01-.02 Edna St. Vincent Millay reads her works
LM5.03 Poetry of Edna St. Vincent Millay
LM6.01-.02 Henry Miller Recalls and Reflects
LM7.01 David McCord reads his poetry
LM8.01 William Sommerset Maugham reads his works
LM9.01-.02 Margaret Mitchell: Gone with the Wind (excerpts from film)
c LM10.01-.02 Arthur Miller: Death of a Salesman (with Thomas Mitchell)
c LM10.03-.04 Arthur Miller: A View from the Bridge
LM10.05-.08 Arthur Miller: After the Fall
c LM10.09-.11 Arthur Miller: Death of a Salesman (with Lee J. Cobb)
LM10.12-.13 Arthur Miller: Incident at Vichy
LM10.14 Arthur Miller reads from and speaks on The Crucible and
Death of a Salesman
LM10.15-.16 Ward/Stambler/Arthur Miller: The Crucible
LM11.01-.02 John Milton: Paradise Lost, Books I and IV
LM11.03 The Works of Milton
LM11.04-.05 John Milton: Sampson Agonistes
c LM11.06-.11 John Milton: Paradise Lost (abridged)
LM11.12 Milton's Shorter Poems
LM11.13 John Milton: Paradise Regained
LM11.14-.15 John Milton: Comus
c LM12.01-.02 Christopher Marlowe: The Tragical History of Dr. Faustus
LM13.01-.02 Ivan Malinovsky: Poems in Black
LM14.01-.04 Archibald McLeish: JB
LM14.05 Archibald McLeish reads selections of his poetry
LM15.01 Edwin Muir reads selections of his own works
LM16.01 Walter de la Mare reading his poetry
c LM17.01 Edgar Lee Masters: Spoon River Anthology
LM18.01 Michael McClure reading in San Fransisco
LM18.02 Michael McClure Interviewed by David Osaman
LM18.03 Michael McClure: Mad Sonnets
LM19.01 Poetry read by McGrath
LM20.01-.02 Stanley Moss reads his poetry
c LM21.01 Katherine Mansfield: The Garden Party; Bliss
LM22.01 Hugh MacDiarmid reads his own poetry
LM23.01-.03 Thomas Malory: Le Morte d'Arthur
LM24.01 Molière: The Doctor in Spite of Himself
c LM24.02-.04 Molière: Tartuffe
LM24.05-.06 Molière: The Miser
LM24.07-.08 Molière: The Misanthrope
LM25.01-.02 James Merrill reading his poetry
LM26.01 Herman Melville: Moby Dick
LM26.02 Herman Melville: Bartleby the Scrivener, read by J. Mason
LM27.01 Guy de Maupassant: Short Stories
LM28.01 Carson McCullers reads from her own writings
LM29.01 A.A. Milne: Winnie the Pooh
LN1.01 Ogden Nash reads from his works
LN2.01 Vladimir Nabokov reads from Lolita and poems
LN3.01-.02 The Diary of Anaïs Nin
c LO1.01 Frank O'Connor reads The Drunkard; My Oedipus Complex
c LO2.01 Sean O'Casey reading from his works
LO2.02 Sean O'Casey, Vol. 2
c LO4.01-.05 Eugene O'Neill: Strange Interlude
LO4.06 Dramatic readings from the works of Eugene O'Neill
LO4.07-.09 Eugene O'Neill: More Stately Mansions
LO4.10 O'Neill's Theatre: Dialogue without Words--Dr. Doris Alexander
LO4.11-.13 Eugene O'Neill: A Moon for the Misbegotten
c LO4.14-.16 Eugene O'Neill: Ah, Wilderness
LO4.17-.20 Eugene O'Neill: Mourning Becomes Electra
c LO4.21-.22 Eugene O'Neill: The Emperor Jones
c LO4.23-.26 Eugene O'Neill: The Iceman Cometh
c LO4.27-.30 Eugene O'Neill: Long Day's Journey into Night
c LO6.01-.02 John Osborne: Luther
LP1.01-.03 Ezra Pound reads his works
LP2.01 Katherine Anne Porter reads Flowering Judas
LP2.02-.03 Katherine Anne Porter reads Pale Horse, Pale Rider
LP2.04-.05 Katherine Anne Porter reads Noon Wine
LP2.06 Katherine Anne Porter: The Downward Path to Wisdom
LP3.01-.02 Edgar Allen Poe: selections and stories
LP3.03 Edgar Allen Poe: The Pit and the Pendulum
LP3.04-.05 Stories by Edgar Allen Poe
c LP4.01-.02 Marcel Proust: Swan in Love
LP5.01 Selections from the writings of Dorothy Parker
LP5.02 An Informal Hour with Dorothy Parker
LP5.03 The World of Dorothy Parker
LP6.01 Michael Phillips reads his poetry
c LP7.01 Alexander Pope: The Rape of the Lock
LP7.02-.04 Poems of Alexander Pope
LP7.05 Alexander Pope: Moral Essays--On the Use of Riches
LP8.01-.03 Plato: Trial of Socrates; Death of Socrates
c LP9.01-.02 Harold Pinter: The Homecoming
LP10.01 Marge Piercy reads her poetry
c LP11.01 Beatrix Potter: The Tale of Benjamin Bunny
LR1.01 John Crowe Ransom reads from his works
c LR2.01-.03 Edmund Rostand: Cyrano de Bergerac
LR3.01-.02 James Whitcomb Riley: The Hoosier Bard
LR6.01 Bertrand Russell interviewed by Woodrow Wyatt
LR6.02 Bertrand Russell speaks: Human Nature in Politics
LR7.01 Kenneth Rexroth reads his poetry
LR8.01-.08 Ivor A Richards reads his poetry
c LR9.01 Words for the Wind: Poetry of T. Roethke
c LS1.01-.02 William Shakespeare: MacBeth
c LS1.03-.06 William Shakespeare: Hamlet
c LS1.07-.11 William Shakespeare: Twelfth Night
c LS1.11A-B William Shakespeare: Twelfth Night
c LS1.12-.14 William Shakespeare: Romeo and Juliet
c LS1.15-.17 William Shakespeare: Julius Caesar
c LS1.18-.20 William Shakespeare: Othello
c LS1.20A William Shakespeare: scenes from Othello
c LS1.21-.23 William Shakespeare: Henry IV, Part I
c LS1.24-.26 William Shakespeare: Henry V
c LS1.26B William Shakespeare: Henry V excerpts
c LS1.27-.29 William Shakespeare: Richard II
c LS1.30-.32 William Shakespeare: Antony and Cleopatra
c LS1.33-.36 William Shakespeare: King Lear
c LS1.37-.38 William Shakespeare: Love's Labour's Lost
c LS1.39-.40 William Shakespeare: Much Ado about Nothing
c LS1.41-.43 William Shakespeare: A Midsummer Night's Dream
c LS1.44-.46 William Shakespeare: The Tempest
c LS1.47-.50 William Shakespeare: Troilus and Cressida
c LS1.51-.53 William Shakespeare: Measure for Measure
c LS1.54-.56 William Shakespeare: As You Like It
c LS1.57-.59 William Shakespeare: Henry IV, Part II
c LS1.60-.61 William Shakespeare: The Taming of the Shrew
c LS1.62-.64 William Shakespeare: The Winter's Tale
c LS1.65 Styles in Shakespearean Acting, 1890-1950
c LS1.66-.67 John Gielgud reads from Shakespeare's Ages of Man
c LS1.68 John Barrymore reads Shakespeare
c LS1.69 Comedy of Errors (Fun with Mr. Shakespeare)
c as told by Charles Coburn
c LS1.69B Beyond the Fringe--Alan Bennett, Johnathon Miller,
Peter Cook and Dudley Moore
c LS1.70-.72 Sonnets of Shakespeare
c LS1.73A Understanding and Appreciation of Shakespeare
c LS1.73B The Secret of Shakespeare--C.B. Purdom
c LS1.74-.76 Shakespeare Notes by C.L.R. James
c LS1.77-.79 William Shakespeare: Two Gentlemen of Verona;
A Lover's Complaint
c LS1.80-.83 William Shakespeare: Othello
c LS1.84-.86 William Shakespeare: Merchant of Venice
c LS1.87-.89 William Shakespeare: King John
c LS1.90-.92 William Shakespeare: Titus Andronicus
c LS1.93-.65 William Shakespeare: Cymbeline
c LS1.96-.98 William Shakespeare: Tragedy of Coriolanus
c LS1.99-.101 William Shakespeare: All's Well that Ends Well
c LS1.102-104 William Shakespeare: Merry Wives of Windsor
c LS1.105-107 William Shakespeare: Much Ado About Nothing
c LS1.108-110 William Shakespeare: Twelfth Night
c LS1.111-113 William Shakespeare: As You Like It
c LS1.114-116 William Shakespeare: Richard II
c LS1.117-119 William Shakespeare: A Midsummer Night's Dream
c LS1.120-123 William Shakespeare: King Lear
c LS1.124-126 William Shakespeare: The Merchant of Venice
c LS1.127-129 William Shakespeare: Pericles Prince of Tyre
c LS1.130-133 William Shakespeare: Hamlet
c LS1.134 Scenes from the film Hamlet, with Laurence Olivier
c LS1.134B Excerpts from Hamlet with Maurice Evans
c LS1.135 Shakespeare: Soul of an Age (NBC)
c LS1.136 Great Scenes from Antony and Cleopatra
c LS1.137 Scenes from King Richard II
c LS1.138-139 William Shakespeare: The Comedy of Errors
c LS1.140-142 William Shakespeare: Julius Caesar
c LS1.143-145 Songs from the Plays of Shakespeare
c LS1.146-147 Sonnets of Shakespeare
c LS1.148-151 William Shakespeare: The Tragedy of King Lear
c LS1.152-155 William Shakespeare: Romeo and Juliet
c LS1.156-159 William Shakespeare: Henry VIII
c LS1.160-162 William Shakespeare: Henry VI, Part I
c LS1.163-165 William Shakespeare: Henry VI, Part II
c LS1.166-169 William Shakespeare: Henry VI, Part III
c LS1.170-172 William Shakespeare: Timon of Athens
c LS1.173-175 William Shakespeare: Macbeth
c LS1.176 The Rape of Lucrece and other poems by William Shakespeare
c LS1.177-181 William Shakespeare: King Richard III
c LS1.183-184 William Shakespeare: Venus and Adonis
c LS1.185 Men and Women of Shakespeare
c LS1.186-187 William Shakespeare: Hamlet
c LS1.188-190 William Shakespeare: Richard III
c LS1.191 Scenes from Romeo and Juliet
c LS1.192 Scenes from Macbeth and Julius Caesar
LS2.01 Carl Sandburg reads from his works
c LS2.02-.03 Carl Sandburg reads Lincoln Album
c LS2.04 Carl Sandburg reads
LS2.05-.06 Carl Sandburg reads The People, Yes
LS2.07 Carl Sandburg reads Rootabaga Stories
LS2.08 Carl Sandburg reads from his autobiography:
Always the Young Stranger
LS2.09-.10 Carl Sandburg sings his American Songbag
LS3.01 Louis Simpson reads from his works
LS4.01 George Starbuck reads his works
LS5.01 Winfield Townley Scott reads selections of his own works
LS6.01 Edith Sitwell: Facade (music by William Walton)
LS6.02 Edith Sitwell reads from her prose
LS6.03 Edith Sitwell reads her own poems
LS6.04 A Program of Poems by Edith Sitwell
c LS7.01-.03 Richard B. Sheridan: The School for Scandal
c LS7.04-.05 Richard B. Sheridan: The Rivals
c LS7.06 Richard B. Sheridan: The Critic
LS8.01 Sacheverell Sitwell reads from Spain; Mauretania and
Roumanian Journey
LS9.01 John Steinbeck reads Johnny Bear; The Snake
LS9.02 John Steinbeck: The Red Pony
LS10.01 William Saroyan reads from his works
LS11.01 Sir Osbert Sitwell reads excerpts from Left Hand, Right Hand
LS12.01 Gertrude Stein reads from her works
LS12.01X excerpts from Gertrude Stein reads from her works
LS13.01 Stephen Spender reads his poetry
c LS14.01-.02 Sophocles: Oedipus Rex
c LS14.03-.04 Sophocles: Antigone
c LS15.01-.02 Murray Schisgal: Luv
LS16.01-.02 George Bernard Shaw: Don Juan in Hell
LS16.03 The George Bernard Shaw/Ellen Terry letters
LS16.04-.07 George Bernard Shaw: Saint Joan (dir. Howard Sackler)
LS16.08-.10 George Bernard Shaw: Saint Joan (dir. Shirley Butler)
LS16.11-.12 George Bernard Shaw: Caesar and Cleopatra
c LS16.13-.16 George Bernard Shaw: Major Barbara
c LS16.17-.19 George Bernard Shaw: Heartbreak House
c LS16.20-.23 George Bernard Shaw: John Bull's Other Island
c LS16.24-.26 George Bernard Shaw: Pygmalion
c LS16.27-.29 George Bernard Shaw: Misalliance
LS17.01 John M. Synge: Riders to the Sea; In the Shadow of the Glen
c LS17.02-.03 John M. Synge: Playboy of the Western World
c LS18.01 Jonathon Swift: Gulliver's Travels
LS19.03 Paul Coates Interviews Upton Sinclair
LS19.04 Upton Sinclair, Sept. 13, 1964
LS19.05 Upton Sinclair Monitor Interview
LS19.06 Upton Sinclair: Reflection at Age 80 (Voice of America)
LS19.07 Upton Sinclair: Looking Back at America at 85
LS19.08 Mrs. Sinclair tells of her courtship with Upton
LS19.09 Richard Lampanaski interviews Upton Sinclair
LS19.10 Upton Sinclair: O, My America!
LS19.11 Ted Koppel interviews Upton Sinclair
LS19.12 Upton Sinclair convocation at IU
LS20.01 John Silkin: Poetry reading and lecture at IU
LS21.01 Hyman Sobiloff reads his poems
LS22.01 A.B. Spellman poetry reading at the White Whale in New York
c LS23.01-.02 Jean-Paul Sartre: No Exit
c LS24.01-.02 Percy Bysshe Shelley: selections of poetry
c LS25.01 Wallace Stevens reads his own poetry
c LS26.01-.03 Morris Schreiber: Understanding and Appreciation of Poetry,
of the Novel; of the Short Story
LS27.01 Isaac Bashevis Singer: Gimpel the Fool; The Man Who Came Back
LS28.01 The Poetry of Robert Service
LS29.01-.03 Robert Louis Stevenson: The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
LS29.04 Excerpts from Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson; and
Robin Hood
c LS30.01 Edmund Spenser: The Faerie Queene (excerpts)
c LS31.01-.03 Howard Sackler: the Great White Hope
LS32.01 Sonia Sanchez: A Sun Lady for All Seasons reads her poetry
LS33.01 Brian Swann poetry reading
LS34.01 John Soldo poetry reading
LS35.01 Dr. Seuss Presents ... Stories
LT1.01-.02 Dylan Thomas reads his own works
LT1.03-.04 Dylan Thomas: Under Milkwood
LT1.05 Dylan Thomas reads Quite Early One Morning and other memories
LT1.06 Dylan Thomas reads poems of others
LT1.07 Dylan Thomas reads his own works
LT1.08 An Evening with Dylan Thomas
LT2.01 Allen Tate reads from his works
LT2.02 Allen Tate reads his poems and others'
LT3.01-.01A Mark Twain Tonight with Hal Holbrook
LT3.02-.03 Mark Twain's Stories
LT3.04 Mark Twain: selections from Life on the Mississippi
LT3.05 Mark Twain's Stories
LT4.01 Tennyson Reads Tennyson (Alfred Lord Tennyson, 1890)
LT4.02 Sir Charles Tennyson: Lecture on Alfred Tennyson
LT4.03 Alfred Lord Tennyson reads Charge of the Light Brigade;
Charge of the Heavy Brigade
LT4.04 Poetry of Tennyson
LT4.05-.06 Alfred Lord Tennyson: Idylls of the King
c LT4.07 Poetry of Tennyson
LT5.01 Wade Thompson: Guest of Time
LT6.01 Henry David Thoreau: Walden
LT6.02 Henry David Thoreau: Civil Disobedience
c LT7.01 A Thurber Carnival
LT7.02-.03 The Thirteen Clocks
LT7.04 The Thirteen Clocks (CBC)
c LT8.01 J.R.R. Tolkien: Poems and Songs of Middle Earth
c LT8.02-.03 NPR Options III: The Man Who Invented Hobbits
LT9.01-.04 Studs Terkel: Hard Times
LU1.01 John Updike reads from his works
c LU1.02 John Updike reads from Couples and Pigeon Feathers
c LV1.01 Vincent Van Gogh: a Self-Portrait (with Lee J. Cobb)
LW1.01 Richard Wilbur reads his own poems
LW2.01 Yvor Winters reads his poems
LW3.01-.02 Robert Penn Warren reads his works (muffled recording)
LW4.01 Theodore Weiss reads from his works
LW5.01 Vernon Watkins reads his own works
LW6.01 Tennessee Williams reads his works
c LW6.02-.03 Tennessee Williams: The Glass Menagerie
LW6.04-.06 Tennessee Williams: The Rose Tattoo
c LW6.07-.09 Tennessee Williams: A Streetcar Named Desire
LW7.01 Walt Whitman: Poems from Leaves of Grasss
LW7.02-.03 Walt Whitman Speaks for Himself
LW7.04-.05 Walt Whitman: Leaves of Grass
LW8.01-.05 Poetry and Jazz, read by Dr. Whitehall and his classes
LW8.06 Poems written and read by Prof. Whitehall
LW8.07-.09 Poetry and Jazz, read by Dr. Whitehall and his classes
c LW9.01 William Wordsworth: Poetry
c LW9.02-.03 William Wordsworth: Poetry
LW9.04 William Wordsworth: excerpts from The Prelude
LW9.05 Jonathon Wordsworth: William Wordsworth, 1770-1970
LW10.01-.02 Oscar Wilde: The Importance of Being Earnest
LW10.03 Oscar Wilde Fairy Tales
LW11.01 William Walton: Facade--an Entertainment
LW12.01 Jonathan Williams: poetry reading at IU
LW13.01-.02 Oscar Williams reads his own poetry
LW14.01 Richard Weber: poetry reading at IU
c LW15.01 H.G. Wells: War of the Worlds (Orson Welles' Mercury Theatre)
c LW15.02 LeRoy Bannerman: The Night the Nation Panicked
c LW16.01-.03 Peter Weiss: Marat/Sade
c LW16.04 Peter Weiss reads from his works
LW17.01 H. Wheellock reads his own poetry
LW18.01-.02 John Wain reads his own poetry
c LW19.01 Virginia Woolf: Mrs. Dalloway; To the Lighthouse
c LW20.01 William Carlos Williams reads his poems
c LW21.01 Eudora Welty reads Why I Live at the P.O.; A Worn Path; A Memory
c LW22.01-.03 John Webster: Dutchess of Malfi
c LW23.01-.02 Richard Wright: Black Boy (excerpts)
LW23.03-.04 Richard Wright: Native Son
LW24.01 Alice Walker reads her works
c LY1.01 William Butler Yeats: poetry
c LY1.02 William Butler Yeats reads his poetry
LY1.03-.05 William Butler Yeats: one-act plays
LY1.06-.07 William Butler Yeats: Noh plays
LZ1.01-.02 Louis Zukovsky reads his own poetry
Speeches and lectures
S03.01-.02 F. Mayrocker and Ernst Jandl at IU
c SB3.01 Ernest Butler: Listening to God's Voice
c SC2.01 Countee Cullen
SD1.01 Charles Davis: Richard Wright's Black Boy
SG1.01 Tyrone Guthrie: Directing a Play
SH1.01 Rudolf Haas: Mythology and Modern Drama--aspects of O'Neill
SH2.01 Geoffrey Hartman: Keats--poem and literary history
SH3.01 John Hawkes on his writing
SH4.01-.02 W. Hansen: The Heroic Epic
SJ1.01 Helen Johnson on the theatre
SL1.01-.02 Don L. Lee: Black Writers--is there a Black Aesthetic
c SL2.01 Doris Lessing
SM1.01-.02 Peter Marshall
SM3.01 Tony Morrison: The Future of the Black Novel
SM4.01 John Matthews on the Harlem Renaissance
SO1.01 Richard Ohman: Study of Literature in Industrial Culture
ST3.01 Darwin Turner: Black Literature and White Critics
ST4.01-.02 Hortense Thornton: Images of the Black Woman in
Afro-American Literature
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