Omnibus

Season 6

25 episodes · Sep 17, 1972

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  • S6E1

    Leeds International Piano Competition

    Sep 17, 1972
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  • S6E2

    The Last Samurai

    Sep 24, 1972
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  • S6E3

    The Wit & World of George Bernard Shaw

    Oct 1, 1972

    Christopher Plummer invites the audience into the world of great playwright, George Bernard Shaw, at his home with fellow actors and an actress playing St. Joan.

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  • S6E4

    Vincent the Dutchman

    Oct 15, 1972
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  • S6E5

    Who Needs a Conductor?

    Oct 22, 1972
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  • S6E6

    The Performers-Goya

    Oct 29, 1972
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  • S6E7

    Artists in Wartime

    Nov 12, 1972
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  • S6E8

    Great Orchestras: The Chicago Symphony Orchestra

    Nov 19, 1972
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  • S6E9

    Ned Kelly Country: The Paintings of Sidney Nolan

    Nov 26, 1972

    A journey across Australia through the paintings of Sidney Nolan. Earlier this year Sidney Nolan revisited the country where he was born. He likes long journeys and cannot help painting pictures, and every picture tells a story. In this adventure through myth and imagery Nolan looks again at the Australia of Ned Kelly, Mrs Fraser and the convicts, Burke and Wills.

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  • S6E10

    Max Beerbohm Remembers

    Dec 10, 1972
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  • S6E11

    Judy: Impressions of Garland

    Dec 24, 1972

    Memories of Judy Garland, from people who knew and worked with her.

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  • S6E12

    The Savage Image

    Jan 14, 1973
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  • S6E13

    Why Culture?

    Jan 21, 1973
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  • S6E14

    But the People Are Beautiful: Andy Warhol

    Feb 4, 1973
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  • Fools Rush In: Morecambe and Wise
    S6E15

    Fools Rush In: Morecambe and Wise

    Feb 18, 197349m

    This film for Omnibus follows the two weeks of rehearsal that led up to the recording of a Morecambe and Wise Show that aired on 16 February 1973. 'Fools Rush In' was Eric and Ernie's billing in their early days. Thirty years later, they had become Britain's best-known comedians, with regular audiences of nearly 20 million people. Producer John Ammonds, writer Eddie Braben, as well as Eric and Ernie talk about the skill and sheer hard work of comedy.

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  • S6E16

    The Name Grierson: The Word Documentary

    Feb 25, 1973
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  • S6E17

    Master of the Cello

    Mar 11, 1973
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  • S6E18

    It Must Be Something in the Water

    Mar 18, 1973
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  • S6E19

    Sir Noel Coward

    Mar 25, 1973
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  • S6E20

    Colette 1873-1954: A Window in the War

    Apr 15, 1973
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  • S6E21

    That's My Little Masterpiece

    May 6, 1973
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  • S6E22

    The Passing of the Year

    May 13, 1973

    An Omnibus calendar of tribal England. This film traces how the passing of the seasons is still celebrated with folk song, dance and-ritual. For 12 months cameras have been recording the genuinely surviving ceremonies associated with May Day marches. Summer Dances, Harvest Festivals, Christmas, New Year and Easter.

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  • S6E23

    British Jazz

    Jun 3, 1973
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  • S6E24

    Leonardo-To Know How to See

    Jul 8, 1973
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  • S6E25

    Ginger Baker in Africa

    Jul 15, 1973

    The former Cream drummer travels to Nigeria to build a recording studio.

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