November 16, 1987

The Great Architecture of American Movie Theaters.

Architectural preservationist David Naylor, whose new book, Great American Movie Theaters, charts the past glory and current demise of a uniquely American architectural treasure, the downtown movie palace.

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David Naylor

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Terry Gross

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Fresh Air with Terry Gross, November 16, 1987: Interview with Claribel Alegria; Interview with David Naylor; Review of the television program "Poor Little Rich Girl."

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November 16, 1987

27:47

Exile, Poet, and Writer Claribel Alegria.

Salvadoran poet Claribel Alegria. She has lived in exile for many years. She now lives in Nicaragua. Her best-known book is titled Flowers From the Volcano.

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Claribel Alegría

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November 16, 1987

03:20

"Poor Little Rich Girl" is "Fact Rich, But Drama Poor."

Television Critic David Bianculli previews "Poor Little Rich Girl," the NBC miniseries based on the life of heiress Barbara Hutton, who squandered a vast fortune and died nearly penniless. Farah Fawcett stars.

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Other segments from the episode on November 16, 1987

Exile, Poet, and Writer Claribel Alegria.

"Poor Little Rich Girl" is "Fact Rich, But Drama Poor."

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