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| Title | : | winning prestige for the americans |
| Air Date | : | 01.06.1937 ( January 6, 1937) |
| Plot | : | + Prior to the American Revolution English players held a monopoly of theatrical entertainment in America. One of first Americans who dared to assist in the theory that American folk life and characters were worth portrayal on the stage was Joseph Jefferson America’s first great comedian whose name is synonymous with his most famous characterization, Rip Van Winkle. It is the story of Jefferson that is dramatized in this episode of Cavalcade. |
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| File Size | : | 7.02Mb |
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| Title | : | winning prestige for the americans |
| Air Date | : | 01.06.1937 |
| Plot | : | + Prior to the American Revolution English players held a monopoly of theatrical entertainment in America. One of first Americans who dared to assist in the theory that American folk life and characters were worth portrayal on the stage was Joseph Jefferson America’s first great comedian whose name is synonymous with his most famous characterization, Rip Van Winkle. It is the story of Jefferson that is dramatized in this episode of Cavalcade. |
| File | : | winning_prestige_for_the_americans-1937-01-06.mp3 |
| File Size | : | 7.02Mb |
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