I don't know offhand but sure can find out. It would be interesting. The only Brecht I have seen is Threepenny Opera. Did come up with a second line to that song. "Sometimes you lead and sometimes you follow." On Thu, 28 Oct 93 07:17:20 EDT Jim Holler said: >Hmmmmm. I wonder if this recording is available on interlibrary loan? > >Jim Holler Phone: 606-257-5884 >Department of Chemistry FAX: 606-258-1069 >University of Kentucky Email: [log in to unmask] >Lexington, KY 40506 > > > >----------------------------Original message---------------------------- >It's not a film, but I remember being particularly astonished by a >recording made of Bertolt Brecht's appearance before the HUAC, narrated by >Eric Bentley. It's a Folkways Recording (#FD5531) and includes a booklet >with a complete transcript of the session. >But then again, if your students don't know anything about the McCarthy era, >then will they know who Brecht is? hmmm... > >david levin >[log in to unmask] @MAGGIE JOHNSON PHONE: 606-257-5954 @HEAD, CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS LIBRARY FAX: 606-258-1069 @UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY EMAIL: [log in to unmask] @150 C/P BLDG @LEXINGTON, KY 40506-0055