Camera Three Season 13 Episodes

Episode 1

Leonard Cohen

Sun, Sep 10, 1967

The versatile Leonard Cohen reminisces about his childhood in Canada, reads his poetry, discusses his novel "Beautiful Losers" and sings selections from his upcoming album.

Episode 2

Politics and the Performing Arts in Latin America

Sun, Sep 17, 1967

Politics and the performing arts in Latin America are discussed by a panel of South American drama professors and critics. Topics include censorship, state subsidy, and the relationship between government and artists.

Episode 3

Mutoscope

Sun, Sep 24, 1967

Artist and filmmaker Douglas Crocknell exhibits his collection of mutoscopes, early motion picture devices described as "pay, crank and view" machined.

Episode 4

Jefferson Between Summer and Lewis

Sun, Oct 1, 1967

Episode 5

The Calypso Scene

Sun, Oct 8, 1967

A sampling of music from Trinidad featuring two of the island's leading artists, the Duke of Iron and Lord Superior, who explain the origin of calypso. Songs performed include "Roosevelt in Trinidad" and "Ugly Woman."

Episode 6

Sometimes I Even Like Me: Part 1

Sun, Oct 15, 1967

A report on the Lewis-Wadhams School near Westport, NY. patterned after England's controversial Summerhill School. Lewis Wadhams allows its students to pursue their own academic interest and govern their own discipline.

Episode 7

Sometimes I Even Like Me, Part 2

Sun, Oct 22, 1967

The conclusion of two parts on the experimental Lewis-Wadhams School in New York. In this segment the student's viewpoint is examined in a group discussion commenting on life at the school.

Episode 8

Peter Whitehead

Sun, Oct 29, 1967

Peter Whitehead, the 29-year-old British filmmaker who documents the London counterculture Scene" is the guest. He discusses his career and presents an excerpt from his documentary on England: "Tonite Let's All Make Love in London."

Episode 9

Abbey Simon

Sun, Nov 5, 1967

A recital by the internationally celebrated concert pianist Abbey Simon who also discusses his career. Performance: Robert Schumann's "Arabeske in C", Frederic Chopin's "Impromptu in A Flat", and Maurice Ravel's "Alborada del gracioso".

Episode 10

Reuben Mamoulian

Sun, Nov 12, 1967

Armenian film and theater director is the guests. Beginning with his first screen success "Applause" (1929) and a discussion of his Broadway staging of "Porgy and Bess", "Oklahoma" and "Carousel".

Episode 11

Ian Hugo

Sun, Nov 19, 1967

A conversation with artist Ian Hugo, who has a dual career as a skilled engraver and filmmaker. Two of his experimental film are shown: "Bells of Atlantis" and "Venice Etude No. 1."

Episode 12

Masters of Modern Art

Sun, Nov 26, 1967

Host James Macandrew discusses the revolutionary masters of Modern art. Works by Pablo Picasso, Vincent van Gogh, Paul Cezanne, Henri Matisse, Willem de Kooning and Paul Klee are presented.

Episode 13

Salamone Rossi Hebreo

Sun, Dec 3, 1967

Host James Macandrew discusses the life and times of Salamone Rossi, an early 17th-century Jewish composer and musician who lived in Mantua, Italy. Includes paintings of the period, and selections of religious texts set to music.

Episode 14

Picasso's Guernica

Sun, Dec 10, 1967

Episode 15

Student Filmmakers

Sat, Dec 16, 1967

Episode 16

The Unknown Chekov

Sun, Dec 24, 196730 mins

A dramatization of three stories by Anton Chekhov: "The Chameleon", "The Siren" and "Vanka". Paul Schrader as Checkhov is commenting on his literary career and his compassion for the serfs.

Episode 17

After the Armory Show

Sun, Dec 31, 1967

Episode 18

The Photographer as Poet

Sun, Jan 14, 1968

Episode 19

Dear Emotion

Sun, Jan 14, 1968

Episode 20

Lear and Stewart

Sun, Jan 21, 1968

Episode 21

Joseph Papp's Hamlet: Part 1

Sun, Jan 28, 1968

Hamlet suspects his uncle has murdered his father to claim the throne of Denmark and the hand of Hamlet's mother, but the prince cannot decide whether or not he should take vengeance.

Episode 22

Joseph Papp's Hamlet: Part 2

Mon, Feb 5, 1968

Hamlet suspects his uncle has murdered his father to claim the throne of Denmark and the hand of Hamlet's mother, but the prince cannot decide whether or not he should take vengeance.

Episode 23

Fun City, U.S.A. or the Lindsay Swing

Sun, Feb 11, 1968

Episode 24

A Woman's Place is in the ...

Sun, Feb 18, 1968

Episode 25

Singing of Gold: Memories of a Nubian Homeland

Sun, Feb 25, 1968

Episode 26

Stan Vanderbeek

Sun, Mar 3, 1968

Episode 27

Lili Kraus

Sun, Mar 10, 1968

Episode 28

An American Odyssey: Part 1

Sun, Mar 17, 1968

Episode 29

Peasant Wedding

Sun, Mar 24, 1968

Episode 30

An American Odyssey: Part 2

Sun, Mar 31, 1968

Episode 31

Poster Art

Sun, Apr 7, 1968

Episode 32

Gotthold Lessing

Sun, Apr 21, 1968

Episode 33

Voice of the Khalam

Sun, Apr 28, 1968

Episode 34

Pure Gingold

Sun, May 5, 1968

Episode 35

Filmmaking 101

Sun, May 12, 1968

Donald MacDonald and Philip Messina are student filmmakers who appear on the show with their short films.

Episode 36

Dada, Surrealism and their Heritage

Sun, May 19, 1968

A discussion of the origins and inspirations for Surrealism with William S. Rubin, Curator of Painting and Sculpture at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City.

Episode 37

The Masks in Brown 1968

Sun, May 26, 1968

Episode 38

e.e. Cummings for Children

Sun, Jun 2, 1968

Episode 39

The Dancer's Dancer

Sun, Jun 16, 1968

Episode 40

Jacques Brel Is Alive and Well and Living in Paris

Sun, Jun 23, 1968

Episode 41

Clambake! With Craig Claiborne

Sun, Jun 30, 1968

Episode 42

Leny Eversong

Tue, May 7, 1968

Episode 43

Man of the World

Sun, Jul 14, 1968

Episode 44

The World of Secret Words

Sun, Jul 21, 1968

Episode 45

Man and His Diet

Sun, Jul 28, 1968