The lively arts (radio program). Gilbert Seldes discusses the book, Is the Common Man too Common? (Appraisal of the arts)
The lively arts (radio program). Gilbert Seldes reviews the play, "The living room." (Appraisal of the arts)
The lively arts (radio program). Gilbert Seldes' eulogy on Robert E. Jones, scenic designer. (Appraisal of the arts)
The lively arts (radio program). Gilbert Seldes discusses "Look" awards in television. (Appraisal of the arts)
Historic Heritage of Old NY "Statue of Liberty Unveiling". Dramatization of unveiling, Oct. 28, 1886
Historic Heritage of Old NY "Aviation Show". Chairman: L. Porter Moore (NY City Committee of 50th Anniversary of Powered Flight)
Historic Heritage of Old NY "Oldest Newspaper in City." Dramatization of NY Evening Post founded in 1801.
Historic Heritage of Old NY "British Evacuation of NYC" Dramatization of Evacuation Day, 11/25/1783
Historic Heritage of Old NY "First Theater in NYC" Dramatization of first theater in NYC: John St. Theater, 1767-1798 ; Reverse side: George Washington farewell address to his officers
Historic Heritage of Old NY "First Catholic Church in Manhattan". Contents: Dramatization of history of (illegible) St. Peter's Church, Barkley St., Man.
Historic Heritage of Old NY "Great Manhattan Fire". Contents: Dramatization of Conflagration of December 16 & 17, 1835
Historic Heritage of Old NY "Story of Printing House Square". Contents: Dramatization of history of statue in Printing House Square
Historic Heritage of Old NY "Plans for Historic Shrines in NY"
Historic Heritage of Old N.T. "The 2nd Presidential Mansion". Dramatization of Mackoe Mansion, 1790
Historic Heritage of Old NY "Astor House". Dramatization of Jacob Astor & the hotel he bui
Historic Heritage of Old NY "Edgar Allen Poe & The Raven". A dramatization
Historic Heritage of Old NY "Washington's Birthday in NYC 1790". A dramatization
Historic Heritage of Old NY "DeWitt Clinton - 1st Columbia student". A dramatization
Historic Heritage of Old NY "Adrian Block & the ship 'Ondrus'". Dramatization of Adrian Block in history of Manhattan, 1613
Throughout its 85-year history, WNYC, New York Public Radio, has faithfully observed and documented the political, historical, scientific, and cultural events—both large and small—that have shaped New York City and the entire nation. Outside of the federal government, the WNYC Collection is the largest non-commercial collection of archival audio recordings and ephemera from an individual radio broadcaster.
Historic Heritage of Old NY "Von Twiller buys Governor's Island". Dramatization of purchase on June 16, 1637
Historic Heritage of Old NY "Battle of Golden Hill 1770". Dramatization of battle between citizens & British troops
Historic Heritage of Old NY "Merchant's Coffee House". Dramatization of birthplace of our union 1774
Historic Heritage of Old NY "Discussion of Program"
