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#916: CLOSE UP!: WHAT'S SO FUNNY
1962-06-12, WABC, 25 min.
Dick Gregory , Al Capp , Mort Sahl , Benjamin DeMott , Jules Feiffer , Robert Coughlan , Albert Feldstein , William Gaines , Bergen Evans

Satire and the new comedians are examined with performances and commentary from Mort Sahl, Dick Gregory, Jules Feiffer, Al Capp, Robert Coughlan, and Albert Feldstein (MAD MAGAZINE), William Gaines, Bergen Evans and Benjamin DeMott.

#711: PATHFINDERS: D.W. GRIFFITH
1964-10-15, WNBC, 28 min.
David Wark Griffith , John Houseman , Benjamin DeMott , Arthur Knight , Mae Marsh

A portrait of "The Father of the Motion Pictures" with host Benjamin DeMott. There is a loving tribute to D.W. Griffith with Arthur Knight. There is a conversation with actress Mae Marsh from her home, who recounts working with Griffith on "Birth of a Nation" and a discussion with Producer John Houseman, who assesses Griffith, the Man and Creator in retrospect.

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