Camera Three Season 7 Episodes

Episode 1

Songs of the Hebrides

Sun, Sep 10, 1961

Soprano Ann Moray performs Gaelic songs indigenous to the Hebrides, a cluster of islands off the coast of Scotland. Songs are "Heart of Fire-Love", "To the Heir of MacNeil", "The Crowning of the Lord of the Isles", "The Seagull of the Land Under the Waves", "The Seal Woman's Joy" and "The Fairy to the Dying Christian woman".

Episode 2

End of the Game

Sun, Sep 17, 1961

Artist-photographer Peter Hill Beard provides a photographic essay supporting the theory that the inroads of civilization are upsetting the centuries-old balance of life and death on the continent of Africa.

Episode 3

Morning Colors

Sun, Sep 24, 1961

Ali Akbar presents Indian classical music, noting its evocation of musical styles through the ages.

Episode 4

A Simple Heart

Sun, Oct 1, 1961

A dramatization of Gustave Flaubert's short story about a servant girl of peasant background, named Felicite, who works as a maid dedicating her life to her sick, thoughtless, widowed mistress.

Episode 5

Media for the Masses

Sun, Oct 15, 1961

The Broadway musical revue "From the Second City" is presented with the antics of a group of actors spoofing Ingemar Bergman films, the magazine industry and television.

Episode 6

Parable for Partners

Sun, Oct 22, 1961

Episode 7

The Legal Process of Anton Chekhov

Sun, Oct 29, 1961

Episode 8

The American Indian: People of the Dawn

Sun, Nov 5, 1961

Episode 9

The Butterfly Dream

Sun, Nov 12, 1961

Performers of the Ching Hsi Classical Chinese Theatre of Hong Kong illustrate their unique theatrical style.

Episode 10

Films from the Underground

Sun, Nov 19, 1961

Off-beat film techniques by experimental filmmaker Stan VanDerBeek who created surrealistic devices such as collages with magazine cut-outs are presented.

Episode 11

The 4th Face

Sun, Nov 26, 1961

The noted psychologist, Dr. Carl Gustav Jung, who founded analytic psychology, is profiled after his death earlier this year.

Episode 12

Baroque Concerto

Sun, Dec 3, 1961

Norman Walker, director of one of the foremost modern dance company and his group perform.

Episode 13

House Music

Sun, Dec 10, 1961

The Amor Musicae Trio and guest artist Walter Trampler play Baroque music by Johann Sebastian Bach; Henry Purcell; Dietrich Buxtehude; and George Philipp Telemann.

Episode 14

The High Priestess of Bach

Sun, Dec 17, 1961

Known as the "High Priestess of Bach" Rosalyn Turkek, an American of Turkish decent, makes her U.S. television debut playing an all-Bach program on the harpsichord and piano.

Episode 15

A Child's Christmas in Wales

Sun, Dec 24, 1961

Actor Richard Burton recites Dylan Thomas's noted no poem and discusses the man's life and upbringing in Swansea, Wales.

Episode 16

Plays for Bleecker Street

Sun, Dec 31, 1961

This program features a discussion among playwright Thornton Wilder, theater critic Louis Kronenberger, and director Jose Quintero. Included is an excerpt of Wilder's "Plays for Bleecker Street" in rehearsal.

Episode 17

The Black Marigolds

Sun, Jan 7, 1962

Episode 18

The Lyric Suite

Sun, Jan 14, 1962

The Juilliard String Quartet plays "The Lyric Suite" in the television premiere of composer Alban Berg's major work.

Episode 19

Betty Allen an American Story

Sun, Jan 21, 1962

Episode 20

The Art of Len Lye

Sun, Jan 28, 1962

A discussion of New Zealand artist Len Lye, known for his experimental films and kinetic sculpture.

Episode 21

Catch 22

Sun, Feb 4, 1962

A man is trying desperately to be certified insane during World War II, so he can stop flying missions.

Episode 22

Theatre of the Absurd

Sun, Feb 11, 1962

Playwright Edward Albee and director Alan Schneider provide an illuminating commentary in this episode which features a scene from Albee's "The American Dream" and Samuel Beckett's "Endgame."

Episode 23

French Canadian Folk Songs

Sun, Feb 18, 1962

French Canadian songs are performed by folk singers Claude Gauthier and Pauline Julien.

Episode 24

Revolution in the Theatre

Sun, Feb 25, 1962

Episode 25

The Art of Julian Bream

Sun, Mar 4, 1962

English classical guitarist and lutenist Julian Bream plays Elizabethan lute music and three guitar numbers, spanning the history of the instrument.

Episode 26

The Making of a Biography

Sun, Mar 11, 1962

Interview with authors Barbara & Arthur Gelb on their biography of playwright Eugene O'Neill.

Episode 27

Tor House

Sun, Mar 18, 1962

Peter Brandon, Tim O'Connor and Henderson Forsythe read extracts from poet Robinson Jeffers' work and antagonistic attitude towards the decadence of modern life.

Episode 28

Margrave

Sun, Mar 25, 1962

The second episode featuring a poem of Robinson Jeffers is "Margrave." A young graduate student kidnaps, and subsequently murders a child, in an attempt to get money for his medical education.

Episode 29

Scenes from Plays

Sun, Apr 1, 1962

Rosemary Harris and George Grizzard perform scenes from three plays: Richard Brinsley Sheridan's "The School for Scandal;" Anton Chekhov's "The Seagull;" and George Cohan's "The Tavern."

Episode 30

The Comic Bass: Fernando Corena

Sun, Apr 15, 1962

Fernando Coreno, basso extraordinary of the Metropolitan Opera, talks about his roles and sings arias from his favorite role of Falstaff, Leporelfo in "Don Giovanni" and others.

Episode 31

Last Letter from Stalingrad

Sun, Apr 29, 1962

Letters written by dying young German soldiers posted in Stalingrad are read and reveal their awareness of the utter senselessness of Hitler's cause.

Episode 32

Doomsday

Sun, May 6, 1962

A solo dance performance by dancer-choreographer Iris Mabry.

Episode 34

The Hidden Remnant: Part 1

Sun, May 20, 1962

A two-part series based on Gerald Syke's book "The Hidden Remnant"

Episode 35

The Hidden Remnant: Part 2

Sun, May 27, 1962

A discussion of the previous week's episode which was based on Gerald Syke's book, "The Hidden Remnant."

Episode 36

Morality in Science: Part 1

Sun, Jun 3, 1962

Episode 37

Morality in Science: Part 2

Sun, Jun 10, 1962

Episode 38

Other Voices

Sun, Jun 17, 1962

James Macandrew presents actors Agnes Moorehead, Michael Tolan and Tim O'Connor who read excerpts from past writers that have dealt with war and personal strife.

Episode 39

Five Boyhoods

Sun, Jun 24, 1962

Episode 40

Caramoor

Sun, Jul 1, 1962

Episode 41

Tribute to Billie Holliday

Sun, Jul 8, 1962

Billie Holliday, the great Jazz songstress was given a thoughtful and artful tribute.

Episode 42

The Political Cabaret

Sat, Jul 14, 1962

Episode 43

Yoknapatawpha County

Sun, Jul 22, 1962

The county of the title is the fictional setting of most of the late novels of William Faulkner. The host and two Faulkner experts discussed about the author's imagination and his relevance to the world.

Episode 44

Letters of James Agee to Father Flye

Sun, Aug 5, 1962

Episode 46

The Ceylon National Dancers

Sun, Aug 19, 1962

Ceylon's folk and traditional dances gave an unusually flair in the company's national TV-debut.

Episode 47

The Art of Russell Oberlin

Sun, Aug 26, 1962

American singer and countertenor Russell Oberlin performs.

Episode 48

Joel Ryce and Yaltah Menuhin

Sun, Sep 2, 1962

Prof. Floyd Zulli fills in for a vacationing James Macandrew as host to a program devoted to the performances of piano pieces for four hands.