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> Elmira College is hosting a NEH Seminar this summer and a question has
> arisen from a number of the participants referring to Hal Halbrook's
> television performance on Mark Twain. We seem to remember that this
> performance aired in the early 1960's. Our question- Does anyone know
> if
> there is a video tape of that performance that can be purchased? I
I have a 1967 paperback copy of Hal Holbrook's book, MARK TWAIN TONIGHT!
On the back cover of the book, March 6, 1967 is given as the night
Holbrook's one-man show was televised and seen by thirty million viewers.
I assume a video tape of this show still exists. I couldn't find any
reference to the televised show within Holbrook's book. This is
understandable as the book was originally published in 1959 and my copy is
a reprinted paperback version. A TV Guide issue for the week of March 6,
1967 will reveal which network aired the show. Further inquiry as to the
existence of a video tape could be directed to that network.
Paul Berkowitz
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