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...inaugurating a new feature of The Weekly What, the television volume. My prejudices in talking furniture will become clear over time, but I'll categorize a couple of my prejudices at the outset. First off, erudite t.v. strikes me as a contradiction in terms, and for that reason, WGBH rarely gets my vote. I prefer the hyperdramatic, particularly those wonderful best seller series with tons and tons of power struggles, crises, sex and the like. The standard fare--situation "comedies" and "dramatic" series--leaves me cold...
Karen A. Johnson, a programmer at WGBH, Boston's public network, said yesterday the show will be modeled along the lines of Civilization, by Lord Kenneth Clark, with Galbraith taking a personal view of the history and crises of industrial society...
Appearing for the screening of his latest film. "The Phantom of the Open Hearth" at television station WGBH in Boston, Shepherd discussed "Phantom." which he wrote, co-directed, and narrated...
...show is being taped by WGBH for broadcast around Christmas. The local television station will also have a phone line after the show for contributions...
Dance Collective, a loose consortium of Boston choreographers, will put on two concerts in the next week. Tonight and tomorrow night dance works choreographed by four members of the collective and video works created in conjunction with the WGBH New Television Workshop will be performed at the Institute of Contemporary Art, 955 Boylston. (Take the Dudley Sq. bus from Harvard Sq. to the Auditorium MBTA stop.) Next week, May 14 and 15, the group teams with Mass College of Art to present three old works and two untitled premieres. Dance Collective members are strong performers, and they're getting stronger...