The lake poets [videorecording] :Wordsworth and Coleridge / a production of Nebraska ETV in association with The Great Amwell Company ; producer, Marshall Jamison ; director, Mike Gibbon.
by Wordsworth, William; Coleridge, Samuel Taylor; Jamison, Marshall; Gibbon, Mike; Nebraska Educational Television Network; Great Amwell Company; First Poetry Quartet; Monterey Home Video (Firm); Monterey Movie Company.
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Visual materialSeries: Master poets collection. Publisher: [Malibu, CA] : Monterey Home Video : [distributed by the Monterey Movie Company, c1998]Description: 1 videocassette (29 min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in.ISBN: 1569941653 :.Other title: Title on cassette label: Wordsworth & Coleridge, the lake poets.Uniform titles: Anyone for Tennyson? (Television program).Subject(s): English poetry -- 19th century | Lake District (England) -- In literature | Wordsworth, William, 1770-1850 | Coleridge, Samuel Taylor, 1772-1834
Production Credits: Camera, Jeremy Stavenhagen ; editor, Drew Suss.
Cast: First Poetry Quartet: Cynthia Herman, Norman Snow, Jill Tanner, George Backman.Summary: "William Wordsworth, his sister Dorothy, his wife Mary, and his friend Samuel Taylor Coleridge often set out on walking tours through the beautiful Lake District of England. The members of The First Poetry Quartet follow in their footsteps as they visit Wordsworth's home at Dove Cottage, travel by carriage to the mountains above Ullswater, and wend their way by twilight to the lake at Grasmere. Excerpts from Dorothy's journals and letters introduce the poetry selections"--Container.
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First Poetry Quartet: Cynthia Herman, Norman Snow, Jill Tanner, George Backman.
Camera, Jeremy Stavenhagen ; editor, Drew Suss.
Originally produced for the Public Television series Anyone for Tennyson? in 1977.
VHS.
"William Wordsworth, his sister Dorothy, his wife Mary, and his friend Samuel Taylor Coleridge often set out on walking tours through the beautiful Lake District of England. The members of The First Poetry Quartet follow in their footsteps as they visit Wordsworth's home at Dove Cottage, travel by carriage to the mountains above Ullswater, and wend their way by twilight to the lake at Grasmere. Excerpts from Dorothy's journals and letters introduce the poetry selections"--Container.
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