MARTHA DEANE: ART BUCHWALD (RADIO)
Summary
One in this series of talk/interview programs hosted by
"Martha Deane." On this program, Deane's guest is
columnist Art Buchwald. Topics discussed, among
others, include: his new book entitled, "Getting High
in Government Circles"; posing for the pictures on the
cover and the inside of the book; Deane reads samples of
Buchwald's work; talking to a convention of teachers in
upstate New York; the fact that rumors always seem to
come true in Washington, D.C.; why President Richard
Nixon did not appoint a woman to the Supreme Court; how
Nixon made a mistake politically by appointing who he
did; the art of taking a very serious subject and making
it funny; writing about topics related to sex and women;
his fear that establishments such as delis and
supermarkets will become obsolete because banks get
built in their place. Includes commercials.
(This program was also known as "Mary Margaret
McBride" from 1937-1954.)
Details
- NETWORK: WOR-Radio
- DATE: October 27, 1971 10:15 AM
- RUNNING TIME: 0:44:52
- COLOR/B&W: N/A
- CATALOG ID: R85:0218
- GENRE: Radio - Talk/Interviews
- SUBJECT HEADING: Humor; Writing as a profession
- SERIES RUN: WOR (New York, NY) - Radio series, 1934-1973
- COMMERCIALS:
- Radio - Commercials - "Railway Children" (feature film)
- Radio - Commercials - A Country Place adult community
- Radio - Commercials - Carribean vacations
- Radio - Commercials - Chicken-of-the-Sea tuna fish
- Radio - Commercials - Dilmaghani rug store
- Radio - Commercials - Family Almanac 1972
- Radio - Commercials - Four Seasons Farm riding academy
- Radio - Commercials - Friendship fruit salad cottage cheese
- Radio - Commercials - Griffin shoe wax
- Radio - Commercials - He-Man big and tall stores
- Radio - Commercials - JM Town clothing stores
- Radio - Commercials - Maneschevitz wine
- Radio - Commercials - Sears
- Radio - Commercials - Stella D'oro bakery snacks
- Radio - PSA - New Jersey Public Question
CREDITS
- Marion Young Taylor … Host, Cast, Martha Deane
- Art Buchwald … Guest
- Jack Sterling … Talent, Family Almanac 1972 commercial