Camera Three Season 6 Episodes

Episode 1

Acting in the Grand Manner

Sun, Sep 4, 1960

Episode 2

Sculpture and Mime: A Duet

Sun, Sep 11, 1960

A look at the beauty of sculptures in relation to a mime artists work.

Episode 3

Culture Shock

Sun, Sep 18, 1960

A program observing Americans living abroad and their reactions to foreign customs and behavior.

Episode 4

Americans Abroad: Part 2

Fri, Sep 23, 1960

Episode 5

Mr. Thurber and Mr. Brosnan

Sun, Oct 2, 1960

Episode 6

On a Strange Shore

Sun, Oct 9, 1960

Episode 7

Castanets: More Than Mere Rhythm

Sun, Oct 16, 1960

Episode 8

In Tilbury Town

Sun, Oct 23, 1960

Poems by Edwin Arlington Robinson are dramatized depicting the people and places of Tilbury Town, the fictional New England village modeled after the author's hometown of Gardiner, Maine.

Episode 9

The Brilliant Eye

Sun, Oct 30, 1960

Camera Three presents celebrity portraits by four renown photographers: Alfred Steiglitz; Edward Steichen; Irving Penn; and Man Ray.

Episode 10

Songs of William Blake

Sun, Nov 6, 1960

Episode 11

Actor's Choice

Sun, Nov 13, 1960

Married couple Ossie Davis and Ruby Dee read selections of black poetry.

Episode 12

Esthetic Design of Weapons

Sun, Nov 20, 1960

Episode 13

The Jazz Dance of Matt Mattox

Sun, Nov 27, 1960

Episode 14

Becket: The Tennyson Version

Sun, Dec 4, 1960

Episode 15

The Pieces

Sun, Dec 11, 1960

Episode 16

T.H. White

Sun, Dec 18, 1960

An interview with English writer, satirist and social historian T.H. White best known for his Arthurian novels which were published together n 1958 as "The Once and Future King."

Episode 17

Joint Recital

Sun, Dec 25, 1960

Episode 18

Album Leaves

Sun, Jan 1, 1961

Episode 19

Mark Tapley: Gentleman's Gentleman

Sun, Jan 8, 1961

Episode 20

The Right Mixture

Sun, Jan 15, 1961

Clair Roskam adapts M.F.K. Fisher's series "The Art of Eating" and Roald Dahl's short story "Taste" into a dramatic presentation.

Episode 21

The Playground

Sun, Jan 22, 1961

Episode 22

The Essential Scot

Sun, Jan 29, 1961

Poet Robert Burns' singing verses, spoken by Scotsman James Copeland, actor & singer. From "Green Grew the Rashes" to "A Red Red Rose" with "To A Mouse" and "Tam O'Shanter" in between.

Episode 23

Men Working: Final Rehearsals of a Broadway Musical

Sun, Feb 5, 1961

Episode 24

Through Foreign Eyes

Sun, Feb 12, 1961

Episode 25

The Ignoble Emotion

Sun, Feb 19, 1961

The Ignoble Emotion is a tongue-in-cheek lesson illustrated by popular ballads including, "Why Was I Born?", "How About Me?" and "Cottage For Sale", sung by Charlotte Rae and Val Anthony.

Episode 26

Young Dancers

Sun, Feb 26, 1961

Episode 27

Between Yesterday and Today

Sun, Mar 5, 1961

Episode 28

Portrait of African Diplomat at U.N.

Sun, Mar 12, 1961

C.O. Ifeagwu is a member of the Nigerian Consulate who describes his impressions of the changing face of his native continent of Africa with host James Macandrew.

Episode 29

Shalom of Safed

Sun, Mar 26, 1961

Episode 31

Three Stories by Katherine Mansfield

Sun, Apr 9, 196130 mins

Episode 32

Lament for April 15th

Sun, Apr 16, 1961

Episode 33

The Queen's Twin

Sun, Apr 23, 1961

A live dramatized excerpt from a novel by Sarah Orne Jewett, 19th century New England writer. A Maine woman, Abby Martin, finds that she bears a strong resemblance to Queen Victoria.

Episode 34

Peter Goldthwaite's Treasure

Sun, Apr 30, 1961

Episode 35

The Impresario

Sun, May 14, 1961

Episode 36

Love Poems Light and Serious

Sun, May 21, 1961

Episode 37

The Cracked Looking Glass

Sun, May 28, 1961

A dramatization of a short story written by Katherine Anne Porter about a woman of character who is the gossipy, dream-ridden wife of an elderly man.

Episode 38

The Accused

Sun, Jun 4, 1961

John Strauss composed the score and the libretto was written by Sheppard Kerman for "The Accused", written for Camera Three; it is a one-woman opera based on the Salem witch trials.

Episode 39

Three Don Juans

Sun, Jun 18, 1961

Episode 40

Evocations of Love

Sun, Jun 25, 1961

A dramatization of Austrian writer and poet Peter Altenberg's "Evocations of Love" as translated by Alexander King, with actor Ludwig Donath portraying a man in a Vienna coffeehouse reflecting on the life and people around him.

Episode 41

The Curious Tensions of Chess

Sun, Jul 2, 1961

Episode 42

Dialogues in Dance

Sat, Jul 8, 1961

Episode 43

A Chance to Grow

Sun, Jul 16, 1961

Episode 44

The Balcony

Sun, Jul 23, 1961

Producer Theodore Mann and director Jose Quintero discuss their production of French playwright Jean Genet's "The Balcony" at off-Broadway's Circle in the Square.

Episode 45

The Jazz of Wilbur De Paris

Sun, Jul 30, 1961

Wilbur de Paris and his New Orleans jazz band with dancers and vocalists perform in this week's episode.

Episode 46

Whims of Genius

Sun, Aug 6, 1961

Musical oddities and whimsical pranks of composers Antonio Vivaldi and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart are performed by guests: Julius Baker, piccolo, and Jascha Zayde, harpsichord.

Episode 47

Nina Simone

Sun, Aug 13, 1961

American singer, songwriter and pianist Nina Simone is featured with her jazz and blues trio: Robert Hamilton on drums, Alvin Shackman on guitar and Christopher White on bass.

Episode 48

Sextette of Poems

Sun, Aug 20, 1961