weta magazine - june 2010

J U N E 2 0 1 0J U N E 2 0 1 0 M AGA Z I N E FO R M E M B E R S

the Canadian

TenorsOn the Road to Fame§

We at WETA work very hard to consistently produce and broadcast the fi nest programming on behalf of the public. When we receive accolades for our high-quality work and dedicated service, you — our members and

partners — can share in our tremendous pride, for your support makes our efforts possible, and these honors refl ect the vitality of your home-town public broadcasting station.

I am delighted to report that at the local 52nd Emmy Awards ceremony on June 5, the National Capital Chesapeake Bay Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts and

Sciences will bestow the 2010 Board of Governors Award upon WETA’s public affairs series Washington Week with Gwen Ifi ll and National Journal in recognition of com-munity service and for enduring “outstanding achievement and unique accomplishment.” Coming on the heels of Washington Week’s 2009 Peabody Award, this local recogni-tion is another great honor for the series’ hardworking team. Another special award from the NATAS-NCCB will induct WETA studio supervisor and technician Glynda Bates into the prestigious Silver Circle, which honors individuals devoting 25 years or more to the broadcasting industry who have made outstanding contributions to television in Greater Washington.

Congratulations to Washington Week and to Glynda — and to the WETA Emmy nominees announced at press-time for the acclaimed TV 26 documentary Washington in the 60’s — and thank you, our members, for your support.

Sharon Percy Rockefeller, President & CEO, WETA

WETA Television WETA TV 26, WETA’s principal channel, broadcasts 24 hours each day, presenting primetime programming day and night — plus a WETA Kids block each weekday, 5 a.m.–noon. WETA TV 26 is simulcast each evening with WETA’s high-defi nition channel, WETA HD.

WETA HD presents primetime programming 24 hours each day in dazzling high-defi nition television, featuring crystal-clear video and superb sound for HD TVs.

WETA Create features a host of “how-to” lifestyle series, 24 hours each day, presenting programming devoted to home improvement, cooking, woodworking, crafts, gardening, painting, travel and much more.

WETA Kids presents public television’s renowned children’s series, offering safe, educational programming 24 hours each day. WETA Kids programming also airs mornings on WETA TV 26.

Screening of Film About D.C. Planner Daniel Burnham WETA members are invited to a special screening of the fi lm Make No Little Plans: Daniel Burnham & the American City, a new documentary that explores the life and legacy of the visionary architect and city planner (1846–1912). WETA will present the fi lm to PBS stations nationwide for broadcast on September 13. A century ago, Daniel Burnham helped develop a plan for Washington, D.C. that shaped the National Mall that we enjoy today. Burnham also developed plans for Chicago, Cleveland and San Francisco — and Manila in the Philippines — among other cities. The outdoor event will take place on Wednesday, June 9, at 8:30 p.m. on the National Mall at 4th Street in the same location as “Screen on the Green.” The fi lm screening, a rain-or-shine event, is free and open to the public. Speakers include Valerie Jarrett, Senior Advisor to President Obama. For more information, please visit weta.org/burnham.

CA

BLE

RIS

DO

N

W E T A B R O A D C A S T S A N D S E R V I C E S For program or membership inquiries, call 703-998-2724 or visit weta.org.

WETA HD

26.1 Over the Air Via AntennaCox 726FiOS 526DirecTV 26, 26-1RCN 613

Comcast 220(in the D.C. area)Comcast 219(Baltimore area)

WETA Create

26.2 Over the Air Via AntennaCox 800FiOS 474

Comcast 265RCN 39

WETA TV 26

26.4 Over the Air Via AntennaCox 26, 802FiOS 26, 471RCN 26

Comcast 26, 267Dish 8076

WETA Television

W TA Focus

COVER: THE CANADIAN TENORS. PHOTO: COURTESY THE ARTISTS

PBS NewsHour airs weeknights at 7 p.m. Charlie Rose airs late weeknights (check listings)

W E T A B R O A D C A S T S A N D S E R V I C E S For program or membership inquiries, call 703-998-2724 or visit weta.org.

For full schedules and program information, visit weta.org 1

WETA Online

weta.orgweta.org/learningmedia

Classical WETA

WETA 90.9 FM WashingtonWGMS 89.1 FM HagerstownWETA 88.9 FM Frederickclassicalweta.orgvivalavoce.org

WETA Kids

26.3 Over the Air Via AntennaCox 801FiOS 472

Comcast 266RCN 38

America’s history sleuths are back to prove once again that an item found in an attic or backyard might be anything but ordinary as the eighth season of the popular series History Detectives gets underway this month. The programs kicks off June 21 with an episode spotlighting America’s forays into space exploration. Historian and architecture professor Gwendolyn Wright (clockwise from top left); professor of sociology and Africana studies Tukufu Zuberi; appraiser Wesley Cowan; and appraiser and art historian Elyse Luray return this season, traveling around the country to explore the stories behind fascinating objects. Rejoining the team this year is a fi fth host, professor of history and American studies Dr. Eduardo Pagán (lower left) — formerly a series guest host.

The interactive series combines the latest in forensic technology with old-fashioned diligent research. Viewers generate the majority of the stories investigated: if you have an object that might have had an interesting role in American history, you can submit your story through the History Detectives website, pbs.org/historydetectives.

History Detectivesairs Mondays at 9 p.m. beginning June 21 on WETA TV 26 & WETA HD

Join Filmmaker Ken Burns at the June 8 Nationals Game WETA members are invited to come out to Nationals Park on June 8 to see the Washington Nationals take on the Pittsburgh Pirates and watch fi lmmaker and WETA partner Ken Burns (at right) throw out the fi rst pitch. You can purchase discounted tickets for the game and have an opportunity to meet Burns, who is visiting the Nationals to promote his upcoming fi lm The Tenth Inning, a co-production with WETA that premieres in September. For details about the event, visit weta.org/baseball.

Baseball — The Landmark 1994 Ken Burns FilmEpisodes from the Florentine Films/WETA production

air Wednesdays, June 30, July 7 & July 14 at 9 p.m. on WETA TV 26 & WETA HD

In June and July, WETA Television re-broadcasts three “innings” of Ken Burns’s monumental nine-episode 1994 series Baseball, a co-production with WETA. The three episodes slated for summer airings feature classic baseball stories from the Great Depression through the 1950s. The fi rst broadcast, airing Wednesday, June 30, is Inning 5 — Shadow Ball — which spotlights baseball during the Great Depression, Babe Ruth’s fading career, and a new era of stars including Joe DiMaggio and Ted Williams. It also presents the parallel world of the Negro Leagues.

The three Baseball innings are airing this summer as part of the lead-up to the September 28–29 premiere of Burns and co-director Lynn Novick’s follow-up fi lm, The Tenth Inning, a new two-part, four-hour documentary created in partnership with WETA. The fi lm takes the Baseball series from the 1990s to the present and explores the sport’s new Golden Age, an era of unprecedented home-run totals, popularity and prosperity — and some of baseball’s darkest hours: the steroid era.

STEP

HA

NIE

BER

GER

NAT

ION

AL

BA

SEB

ALL

LIB

RA

RY

AN

D A

RC

HIV

E, C

OO

PER

STO

WN

, NEW

YO

RK

Coming Soon:

The Tenth Inning

PA

M B

AU

CO

M/F

LOR

ENTI

NE

FILM

S

In the Spotlight

Music in JuneThroughout the television schedule on WETA TV 26 and WETA HD in June, WETA presents music specials that feature a host of artists performing in a wide range of musical genres. A

Canadian quartet of tenors performs classical and pop songs; a celebration of the music of acclaimed songwriter Diane Warren by a host of pop luminaries features artists Eric Benét, Gloria Estefan, Céline Dion, Toni Braxton and many more; Carole King and James Taylor play their hits together; roots-folk-pop duo Dala (Girls from the North Country) weaves its own songs around classics by Joni Mitch-ell, Gordon Lightfoot, Leonard Cohen, Neil Young and Bob Dylan; violinist Joshua Bell

performs with friends including Sting, Renée Flem-ing and Chris Botti at Lincoln Center’s intimate Kaplan Penthouse; and acoustic guitarist Tommy Emmanuel, a Chet Atkins disciple, (and “The best guitar player I’ve ever seen,” says Eric Clapton) plays blues, country and bluegrass tunes. Gloria Estefan in

Diane Warren: Love Songs

BR

IAN

BA

KER

PH

OTO

GR

AP

HY

Joshua Bell

W TA Television For complete schedules, visit weta.org/tv.

RIC

HA

RD

TER

MIN

E

The Canadian Tenors

RIC

HA

RD

SIB

BA

LD

Independent Lens: Ask Not Wed 6/23, 10:30pm Water Flowing Together

Mon 6/28, 10pm Out in the Silence

Tue 6/29, 10pm

In The Life Tue 6/1, 1am (on WETA TV 26 only)

P.O.V.: Beyond Hatred Fri 6/25, 10pm Wrestling With Angels: Playwright

Tony Kushner Sat 6/26, 10:30pm

Gay & Lesbian Pride Month on WETA TV 26 and WETA HD WETA Television celebrates Gay & Lesbian Pride Month with special pro-

gramming that includes an exploration of the military’s “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” policy (Ask Not), a profi le of Puerto Rican/Navajo ballet dancer Jock Soto (Water Flowing Together), a battle over values in a small rural community (Out in the Silence); the story of a tragic hate crime and its aftermath (Beyond Hatred) and a pro-fi le of playwright Tony Kushner, Pulitzer Prize-winning author of Angels in America.

On WETA TV 26 and WETA HD America’s Orchestra:

Celebrating 125 Years of the Boston PopsWed 6/23, 8pm

The Canadian Tenors: Live in Toronto Sat 6/5, 8pm; Rpts Tue 6/8, 10pm; Wed 6/9, 3pm; Sat 6/12, 3pm

Carole King & James Taylor: Live at the TroubadourSat 6/5, 9:30pm; Rpts Thur 6/10, 11:30pm

Celtic Thunder: That’s Entertainment! Sat 6/12, 6:30pm; Rpts Tue 6/15, 4:30pm; Thur 6/17, 11:30pm

Diane Warren: Love Songs Sun 6/6, 9pm; Rpts Sat 6/12, 8pm; Mon 6/14, 11pm

Elaine Paige: Celebrating a Life on StageSun 6/13, 6pm; Rpts Mon 6/14, 1pm

Girls From the North CountrySun 6/13, 12:30pm

A Lincoln Center Special: Joshua Bell and Friends at the Penthouse Wed 6/9, 8pm; Rpts Thur 6/10, 1pm; Sun 6/13, 9pm; Mon 6/14, 4pm

My Music: Ed Sullivan’s Rock ’n’ Roll

Classics—The Sixties Fri 6/11, 9pm; Rpts Tue 6/15, 10pm; Thur 6/17, 1pm

Motown Memories Thur 6/17, 10pm; Rpts Sat 6/19, 8pm

Tommy Emmanuel: Center Stage Sat 6/12, 10pm; Rpts Sun 6/13, 4:30pm

4Troops: Live From the IntrepidSun 6/13, 11am

S. L

EO C

HIA

NG

/ITV

S

DAV

INA

PA

RD

O/I

TVS


1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

21

22

23

24

25

26

27

28

29

30

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

Sun

Mon

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

Sun

Mon

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

Sun

Mon

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

Sun

Mon

Tue

Wed

10:309:308:308:00 9:00 10:00Battle of Hood and Bismarck

American Masters: Carol Burnett: A Woman of Character Born to Be King: Charles at 60 (to 11:30pm)

Inspector Morse: The Dead of Jericho (at 10:40pm:) Life on Mars II (Pt 2 of 8) (to 11:30pm)

Inside Washington Need to Know Princess Margaret: A Love Story

Carole King & James Taylor: Live at the Troubadour (to 11pm) & Change Your Brain, Change Your Body (to 1am)

Diane Warren: Love Songs (to 11pm) & Dr. Christiane Northrup — Women’s Bodies, Women’s Wisdom (to 1am)

Stay Rich Forever & Ever with Ed Slott (to 11:30pm) & Antiques Roadshow: Fame and Fortune (to 1am)

The Canadian Tenors: Live in Toronto (to 11:30pm) & Visions of Italy: Southern Style (to 1am)

Change Your Body, Change Your Brain (to 12m)

Blenko: The Spirit of American Stained Glass (to 11:30pm) & Carole King & James Taylor: Live at the Troubadour (to 1am)

Inside Washington My Music: Ed Sullivan’s Rock ’n’ Roll Classics — The Sixties (to 11pm) & Stay Rich Forever & Ever with Ed Slott (to 1am)

Tommy Emmanuel: Center Stage (to 11:30pm) & Visions of Italy: Southern Style (to 1am)

A Lincoln Center Special: Joshua Bell and Friends at the Penthouse (to 11pm) & Stay Rich Forever & Ever with Ed Slott (to 1am)

My Music: Ed Sullivan’s Rock ’n’ Roll Classics — The Sixties (to 12m)

Great Performances: La Danse: Le Ballet de L’Opéra de Paris (to 12m)

My Music: Motown Memories (to 11:30pm) & Celtic Thunder: It’s Entertainment! (to 1am)

Inside Washington Need to Know The New Recruits

WETA Viewer Favorites

Masterpiece Mystery!: Agatha Christie’s Miss Marple, Series V: The Secret of Chimneys


History Detectives Unforgettable: The Korean War

Ribbon of Sand Crown of the Continent — Alaska’s Wrangell-St. Elias

Frontline: The Suicide Tourist

Harp Dreams Indep. Lens: Ask Not (to 11:30pm)

Inspector Morse: The Silent World of Nicholas Quinn (at 10:40pm:) Life on Mars II (Pt 3 of 8) (to 11:30pm)

Inside Washington Need to Know P.O.V.: Beyond Hatred (to 11:30pm)

Keeping UpAppearances

The WETA Movie: To Have and Have Not (to 10:40pm) P.O.V.: Wrestling With Angels: Tony Kushner (to 12:40am)

Masterpiece Mystery!: Agatha Christie’s Miss Marple, Series V: The Blue Geranium

Miss Marple IV: They Do It With Mirrors (to 12m)

History Detectives Independent Lens: Water Flowing Together

Frontline/World Out in the Silence

Baseball (Pt 5. Shadow Ball )

10:309:308:308:00 9:00 10:00

NOVA: Musical Minds

The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: Wisteria Lodge

Washington Week with Gwen Ifi ll and National Journal

The Canadian Tenors: Live in Toronto

(from 6pm:) Great Scenic Railway Journeys: Celebrating North America's Steam Railways

Antiques Roadshow: Fame and Fortune

The Civil War (Pt 5. The Universe of Battle — 1863)

A Lincoln Center Special: Joshua Bell and Friends at the Penthouse

Tackling Diabetes With Dr. Neal Bernard


Diane Warren: Love Songs

(from 7pm:) The Civil War (Pt 5. The Universe of Battle — 1863)

Dr. Wayne Dyer: Excuses Begone! (to 11pm) & Diane Warren: Love Songs (to 1am)

Blenko: The Spirit of American Stained Glass

Bear Island

Change Your Brain, Change Your Body


My Music: Motown Memories


Antiques Roadshow: Providence, RI (Ep 2 of 3)

NOVA: Kings of Camoufl age

America’s Orchestra: Celebrating 125 Years of the Boston Pops

The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: The Disappearance of Lady Frances Carfax


As Time Goes By

Nature: The Cheetah Orphans

Antiques Roadshow: Providence, RI (Ep 3 of 3)

NOVA: The Spy Factory

A Hot Dog Program

WETA TV 26 & WETA HD June primetime simulcast listings.

Weeknight primetime simulcast programming repeats the following weekday on WETA TV 26 starting at noon.

WETA

TelevisionFor full schedules and program

information, visit w

eta.orgPBS NewsHour airs weeknights at 7 p.m. Charlie Rose airs late weeknights (check listings)

A Cemetery Special

4 junE 2010 For full schedules and program information, visit weta.org

WET

A T

elev

isio

n

1 Tuesday 7:00 PBSNEWSHOUR8:00 NOVA:MUSICALMINDS— Through the remarkable

case studies from neurologist Dr. Oliver Sacks’ latest book, Musicophilia, NOVA investigates the extraordinary impact music can have on the human brain, traveling around the globe to meet people like Tony Cicoria, who was struck by lightning and was suddenly inspired to become a pianist, and Matt Giordano, who uses drum-ming to alleviate his severe Tourette syndrome. {DVI} RepeatsWed6/2,2pm;Thur6/3,1pm

9:00 BATTLEOFHOODANDBISMARCK— The Mighty Hood/Sink the Bismarck. The American explorer who located the sunken warships HMS Hood and Germany’s Bismarckprobes mysteries surrounding the vessels’ World War II encounter and fate. RepeatsWed6/2,3pm

11:00 CHARLIEROSE— Repeatsnextweekday,noon

2 Wednesday 7:00 PBSNEWSHOUR 8:00 ACEMETERYSPECIAL— Filmmaker Rick Sebak

presents a celebration of cemeteries across America, traveling the country to take an unusual look at graves, monuments, family plots and sculpture. RepeatsThur6/3,2pm

9:00 AMERICANMASTERS:CAROLBURNETT:AWOMANOFCHARACTER— A brilliant comedian and entertainer, Carol Burnett could portray a host of characters, fall down a fl ight of stairs or hold her own in a duet with Julie Andrews on her long-running variety program, The Carol Burnett Show. But the performer had her own story — a diffi cult childhood. RepeatsThur6/3,3pm

10:30 BORNTOBEKING:CHARLESAT60— Ever since his mother became Queen in 1952, Britain’s Prince Charles

— who turned 60 in 2008 — has been a king-in-waiting, constantly searching for a role that is both public and royal. Through extensive archival footage, a biography follows Prince Charles’ life in detail. RepeatsThur6/3,4:30pm


3 Thursday 7:00 PBSNEWSHOUR 8:00 THEADVENTURESOFSHERLOCKHOLMES— Wisteria

Lodge. A man enjoys dinner at Wisteria Lodge in the Surrey countryside, but the following morning, he can fi nd no trace of his host, the footman or cook. Holmes (Jeremy Brett) and Watson travel to the country to investigate. RepeatsFri6/4,1pm

9:00 INSPECTORMORSE:THEDEADOFJERICHO— John Thaw portrays the prickly but cultured police detective who investigates crimes around the U.K. city of Oxford in adaptations of Collin Dexter’s crime novels. In this, the long-running series’ premiere episode, Morse is assigned the investigation of a suspicious suicide — of a woman he has been wooing. Morse suspects foul play and sets out to discover the truth. He teams up with Sgt. Lewis (Kevin Whately) and a classic partnership is born. RepeatsFri6/4,2pm

10:40 LIFEONMARS,SERIESII— John Simm stars as Detective Sam Williams in an International Emmy Award-winning, fast-paced BBC crime series with a time-element twist as the sleuth is seemingly trans-ported from 2006 to 1973. Part 2 of 8. With his mentor presiding over an armed robbery investigation, DCI Gene Hunt is keen to show off his team. And with his own (future) mentor working with the team as a lowly DC, Sam too tries to be at his best.


•ProgrammingonWETATV26andWETAHDisexactlythesame—simulcast—MondaythroughFridaynightsfrom7p.m.throughCharlie Rose,andeachweekendevening,beginningat7p.m.Saturdaysand8p.m.Sundays.

•PleasenotethatSaturdayandSundaydaytimelistingsthatfollowareforWETATV26only.Forcomplete24-hourschedulesofprogramsonWETATV26andWETAHD,visitweta.org/tv.

•WeeknightprimetimeonWETATV26repeatsthenextweekdayonWETATV26—seerepeatlistings.•WETATV26isdevotedtochildren’sprogramming5a.m.–noonweekdaysand6a.m.–9a.m.weekends.For24hoursofchildren’sprogrammingeachday,tuneintotheWETAKidschannel.Seepage11forscheduleinformation.

ProgramKey ■ — WETA productions, co-productions or presentations. R — Aired within the month. {DVI} — Descriptive Video Service.

Listings are accurate as of press time. For late-breaking program updates, call 703-998-2724 or visit weta.org/tv.

W TA TV 26 & W TA HD June simulcast primetime listings, plus weekends for WETA TV 26

WQ

ED M

ULT

IMED

IA P

ITTS

BU

RG

H

Wednesday,June2at8p.m.onWETATV26&WETAHDIn A Cemetery Special, fi lmmaker Rick Sebak spotlights notable and unusual cemetery monuments around the nation. Another of Sebak’s popular fi lms, A Hot Dog Program, airs Wednesday, June 30 at 8 p.m., celebrating eateries around the United States.

RA

ND

EE S

T. N

ICH

OLA

S

Wednesday,June2at9p.m.onWETATV26&WETAHDAmerican Masters explores the life and career of Carol Burnett, who gained national recognition with her hilarious, long-running variety show, which aired from 1967 to 1978 and won 23 Emmy Awards.


WETA

Television

4 Friday 7:00 PBSNEWSHOUR 8:00 WASHINGTONWEEKWITHGWENIFILLANDNATIONAL

JOURNAL— Moderator and managing editor Gwen Ifill leads a discussion by a panel of journalists on the news events of the week.

8:30 INSIDEWASHINGTON— Host Gordon Peterson moder-ates a roundtable discussion of the news of the week.

9:00 NEEDTOKNOW— A new news and public affairs mag-azine culls stories from the best of the week’s online reporting. The program features documentary-style reports, short features, studio-based interviews and more, covering five primary news beats: the Economy; the Environment and Energy; Health; National Security; and Culture.

10:00 PRINCESSMARGARET:ALOVESTORY— A BBC film explores Britain’s first great modern royal scandal 50 years ago. At its heart was the most photographed woman in the world, the first modern royal celebrity and darling of the press. The Queen’s sister, Princess Margaret, faced a heartbreaking decision: marry Peter Townsend, a divorced commoner twice her age, and give up her right to succession; or sacrifice her true love and put Queen and country above all else.


5 SaturdaySIMULCASTONWETATV26&WETAHD,6AM–5AM: 6AM BACKCAREBASICS:YOGAFORTHERESTOFUS—

Peggy Cappy demonstrates yoga poses to protect the back and improve posture, strengthen back muscles and alleviate pain. RepeatsWed6/9,midnight

7:00 CHANGEYOURBRAIN,CHANGEYOURBODY— See tonight’s 11 p.m. description.

9:00 EASTENDERS— (two episodes, simulcast on WETA TV 26 and WETA HD) RepeatsFriday,5pm

10:00 DR.CHRISTIANENORTHRUP—WOMEN’SBODIES,WOMEN’SWISDOM— Christiane Northrup, M.D., best-selling author and a leader in integrative medicine, presents a breakthrough approach to women’s health, offering advice about how to access and use the most powerful inner tool that every woman possesses for ultimate well-being and beauty. RepeatsSun6/6,7:30am,11pm;Sat6/12,7am

12N VISIONSOFITALY:SOUTHERNSTYLE— Shot in high-definition video from a helicopter-mounted camera, a film offers a sojourn along the rugged western coastline to the toe of the “boot” at Reggio Calabria, and then back inland over the countryside to Rome. The flight passes above the most popular destina-tions in southern Italy. RepeatsSun6/6,6am;Tue6/8,11:30pm;Fri6/11,2:30pm;Sat6/12,11:30pm;Sun6/13,1:30pm

1:30 NATIONAL GEOGRAPHICMAGAZINE’STOP10PHOTOSOFTHEYEAR— A behind-the-scenes special follows National Geographic magazine editors as they take a list of hundreds of exceptional photographs and whittle it down to the top 10, choosing the “best of the best” and telling the stories behind those images.

2:30 TACKLINGDIABETESWITHDR.NEALBERNARD— Nutrition researcher Neal Barnard, MD, reveals new research and scientifically proven methods for control-ling diabetes, a disease that affects more than 24 million children and adults in the U.S. Through Dr. Bar-nard’s low-fat vegan diet, diabetics (and non-diabetics) can experience weight loss, blood glucose control and reduced heart disease risk. RepeatsSun6/6,11:30am;Wed6/9,4:30pm;Thur6/10,8pm;Fri6/11,1pm;Sun6/13,3pm

4:00 STAYRICHFOREVER&EVERWITHEDSLOTT— Tax advisor Ed Slott shares strategies about safeguarding retirement savings, using personal stories to illustrate the impact the IRS can have on the distribution of tax-deferred savings. Slott — a nationally recognized IRA distribution expert, author, personal finance columnist — outlines benefits in the tax code that people can cash in on to ensure their financial future. RepeatsMon6/7,9:30pm;Tue6/8,1pm;Fri6/11,11pm;Sun6/13,9am,11pm;Tue6/15,2:30pm

6:00 BLENKO:THESPIRITOFAMERICANSTAINEDGLASS— A film explores the ongoing influence of the Blenko family’s glassworks on stained glass production in America. Mouth-blown medieval glass was brought to America by the Blenko family in 1893. Walter Blenko Jr., president of Blenko Glass, appears in WETA’s studio during the program. RepeatsSun6/6,1pm;Mon6/7,1pm;Thur6/10,9:30pm;Sat6/12,4:30pm;Tue6/15,8pm;Thur6/17,3pm

8:00 THECANADIANTENORS:LIVEINTORONTO— The four tenors — Clifton Murray, Victor Micallef, Remigio Pereira and Fraser Walters — showcase their eclectic blend of classical and contemporary pop. The gifted young men, who performed at the Winter Olympics in Vancouver and climbed to #1 on Billboard’s Classical Crossover Chart, are joined by special guests David Foster and Sara McLaughlin. The program was taped at the Royal Conservatory in Toronto, Canada. RepeatsTue6/8,10pm;Wed6/9,3pm;Sat6/12,3pm

9:30 CAROLEKING&JAMESTAYLOR:LIVEATTHETROUBADOUR— Carole King and James Taylor star in a concert special filmed at their 2007 performances celebrating the 50th Anniversary of Los Angeles’ famed Troubadour nightclub. At that club some 40 years ago, Taylor urged King to emerge as an artist from behind her piano, a seminal moment in the history of these pop singer-songwriter icons. King and Taylor perform 12 songs, including the pair’s most beloved hits such as King’s “So Far Away,” “It’s Too Late” and “Will You Love Me Tomorrow?”, as well as Taylor’s “Carolina in My Mind,” “Sweet Baby James” and “Fire and Rain.” RepeatsThur6/10,11:30pm

11:00 CHANGEYOURBRAIN,CHANGEYOURBODY— Award-winning psychiatrist and bestselling author Dr. Daniel Amen presents 10 very simple steps to help people live longer, look younger, be thinner, and decrease their risk for Alzheimer’s disease, depression, heart disease, cancer and diabetes, illuminating the connection between brain patterns and body weight. RepeatsWed6/9,10pm;Thur6/10,4pm;Sat6/12,10am;Thur6/17,8pm

6 SundaySIMULCASTONWETATV26&WETAHD,6AM–5AM: 6AM VISIONSOFITALY:SOUTHERNSTYLE—R 7:30 DR.CHRISTIANENORTHUP—WOMEN’SBODIES,

WOMEN’SWISDOM —R

KEV

IN E

STR

AD

A

Saturday,June5at9:30p.m.onWETATV26&WETAHDCarole King & James Taylor: Live at the Troubadour presents the two singer-songwriters performing their hits together at the Los Angeles club where, 40 years before, Taylor coaxed King from behind her piano to become a performing artist in her own right.

RO

BER

T C

. VA

N C

AM

P

Sunday,June6at6p.m.onWETATV26&WETAHDGreat Scenic Railway Journeys spotlights 17 of the nation’s most historic and scenic steam railroads open to tourists.


WET

A T

elev

isio

n

11:00 DR.CHRISTIANENORTHUP—WOMEN’SBODIES,WOMEN’SWISDOM —R

7 Monday 7:00 PBSNEWSHOUR 8:00 ANTIQUESROADSHOW:FAMEANDFORTUNE— A

special edition of the Roadshow spotlights celebrities through objects connected to their lives. Highlights include: Marilyn Monroe memorabilia; a collection of memorabilia from The Ramones punk band; James Dean’s 1948 high school yearbook; and one of the Lone Ranger’s masks. Repeatstonight

9:30 STAYRICHFOREVER&EVERWITHEDSLOTT— See the Saturday, June 5, 4 p.m. listing.

11:30 ANTIQUESROADSHOW:FAMEANDFORTUNE— R 1AM CHARLIEROSE— Repeatsnextweekday,noon

8 Tuesday 7:00 PBSNEWSHOUR 8:00 THECIVILWAR— WETA presents a special broadcast

of episode five of Ken Burns’s acclaimed nine-part 1990 documentary film, a co-production of WETA and Floren-tine Films. The Universe of Battle — 1863. This episode opens with a dramatic account of the turning point of the war: the battle of Gettysburg — the greatest battle ever fought in the Western Hemisphere. For three days, 150,000 soldiers fought in the Pennsylvania countryside culminating in Pickett’s legendary charge and the Con-federate defeat. The program then goes on to chronicle the fall of Vicksburg and the battles at Chickamauga and Chattanooga. The episode closes with Abraham Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address. RepeatsWed6/9,1pm;Sun6/13,7pm;Mon6/14,2pm

10:00 THECANADIANTENORS:LIVEINTORONTO— See the Saturday, June 5, 8 p.m. listing.

11:30 VISIONOFITALY:SOUTHERNSTYLE—R 1AM CHARLIEROSE— Repeatsnextweekday,noon

9 Wednesday 7:00 PBSNEWSHOUR 8:00 ALINCOLNCENTERSPECIAL:JOSHUABELLAND

FRIENDSATTHEPENTHOUSE— Celebrated violinist Joshua Bell and some musical friends, including Sting, Renée Fleming, Regina Spektor, Chris Botti, Nathan Gunn, Jane Monheit, Marvin Hamlisch, Frankie Moreno, Tiempo Libre, Jeremy Denk and Carel Kraayenhof, perform in Lincoln Center’s intimate Stanley H. Kaplan Penthouse. RepeatsThur6/10,1pm;Sun6/13,9pm;Mon6/14,4pm

10:00 CHANGEYOURBRAIN,CHANGEYOURBODY— See the Saturday, June 5, 11 p.m. listing.

12M BACKCAREBASICS:YOGAFORTHERESTOFUS—R 1AM CHARLIEROSE— Repeatsnextweekday,noon

9:30 RICKSTEVES’MEDITERRANEANMOSAIC— In a new adventure, travel expert Rick Steves tours the Mediterranean, with colorful stops in Istanbul, Greece’s Peloponnese Peninsula, and Croatia’s Dalmatian Coast.

11:30 TACKLINGDIABETESWITHDR.NEALBERNARD—R 1:00 BLENKO:THESPIRITOFAMERICANSTAINEDGLASS

—R 3:00 DR.WAYNEDYER:EXCUSESBEGONE!— Dr. Wayne

Dyer offers counsel about how to overcome excuses that keep one from maximizing one’s potential. Dyer in-troduces the idea of “memes” — mind viruses that can be most self-limiting; he examines 18 most-common self-defeating excuses; and he offers a new way of ap-proaching fear and inertia, presenting advice on how to change damaging habits. RepeatsTue6/8,3pm;Mon6/14,8pm

6:00 GREATSCENICRAILWAYJOURNEYS:CELEBRATINGNORTHAMERICA’SSTEAMRAILWAYS— A film visits 17 of North America’s most historic and scenic tourist steam railroads. The special also chronicles efforts to preserve steam railroads. The program’s producer, Robert Van Camp, appears in WETA’s studio during the broadcast. RepeatsMon6/7,3pm;Sun6/13,6am

9:00 DIANEWARREN:LOVESONGS— Grammy-winning and platinum-selling guest artists Gloria Estefan, Eric Benét, LeAnn Rimes and others perform some of songwriter Diane Warren’s biggest hits, including “Un-Break My Heart” and “How Do I Live.” Featured is Warren’s new musical project Due Voci. Jane Fonda hosts. Warren’s songs have sold more records than the Beatles, Elton John and Elvis combined. RepeatsSat6/12,8pm;Mon6/14,11pm

NAT

ION

AL

AR

CH

IVES

Tuesday,June8at8p.m.onWETATV26&WETAHDWETA presents episode five of Ken Burns’s groundbreaking film The Civil War, created by Florentine Films in partnership with WETA. The episode covers the year 1863, including accounts of the battles of Gettysburg and Chickamauga and the siege of Vicksburg. Above, Union Generals Winfield Scott Hancock (center, right of tree) and David Bell Birney (left of tree) pose with their staffs.

AWETACO-PRODUCTION

Antiques Roadshow: Fame and Fortuneairs Monday, June 7 at 8 p.m. on WETA TV 26 & WETA HD

JEFF

DU

NN

FO

R W

GB

H

In public television’s most popular series, specialists from the country travel throughout the United States

offering free appraisals of antiques and collectibles. Antiques Roadshow’s cameras watch as owners recount tales of acquiring items — family heirlooms, yard sale bargains and attic or basement salvages — while experts reveal the fascinating truths about these finds. Mark L. Walberg hosts.

This month, Antiques Roadshow features a special edition spotlighting famous people through objects con-nected to their lives. “Fame and Fortune” features a stellar lineup of appraisals: highlights include the first mask worn by Clayton Moore, in 1951, as television’s Lone Ranger; a collection of photos and memorabilia (at right) documenting Marilyn Monroe’s transformation into a screen siren; James Dean’s 1948 high school junior yearbook; signed souvenir photos of Wild West legends Annie Oakley and Buffalo Bill; a life

mask of Abraham Lincoln, found in an attic; and much more.

Don’t miss a chance to have one of your prized

items appraised as Antiques

Roadshow comes to Washington this August. During

Antiques Roadshow: Fame and Fortune, WETA will be offering a limited number of

tickets (as pledge thank-you gifts) for the August 21 visit of the Antiques Roadshow appraisers and film crews to D.C. Check out more details at weta.org/antiques.

Funding for Antiques Roadshow is provided by Liberty Mutual and Subaru. Additional funding is provided by public television viewers. Local funding for Antiques Roadshow is provided by the Monica and Hermen Greenberg Foundation.

Limited number of tickets

for the Roadshow’s D.C. event featured during this

pledge special!


WETA

Television

10Thursday 7:00 PBSNEWSHOUR 8:00 TACKLINGDIABETESWITHDR.NEALBERNARD

— See the Saturday, June 5, 2:30 p.m. listing. 9:30 BLENKO:THESPIRITOFAMERICANSTAINEDGLASS

— A film explores the ongoing influence of the Blenko family’s glassworks on stained glass production in America. Mouth-blown medieval glass was brought to America by the Blenko family in 1893. Walter Blenko Jr., president of Blenko Glass, appears in WETA’s studio during the program.

11:30 CAROLEKING&JAMESTAYLOR:LIVEATTHETROUBADOUR—R

1AM CHARLIEROSE— Repeatsnextweekday,noon

11Friday 7:00 PBSNEWSHOUR 8:00 WASHINGTONWEEKWITHGWENIFILLANDNATIONAL


8:30 INSIDEWASHINGTON 9:00 MYMUSIC:EDSULLIVAN’SROCK’N’ROLLCLASSICS

—THESIXTIES— From the late 1940s until the early 1970s, millions of viewers of all ages saw great musical acts each Sunday night on The Ed Sullivan Show. This latest installment in the My Music series presents clas-sic song performances from 1963–1968, by acts includ-ing the Beatles, The Doors, The Rolling Stones, Sly and the Family Stone, The Mamas and The Papas and more. RepeatsTue6/15,10pm;Thur6/17,1pm

11:00 STAYRICHFOREVER&EVERWITHEDSLOTT—R 1AM CHARLIEROSE— Repeatsnextweekday,noon

12SaturdaySIMULCASTONWETATV26&WETAHD,6AM–5AM: 6AM JOELHARPER’SSLIM&FIT— Celebrity trainer Joel

Harper and Dr. Michael Roizen present a dynamic fitness program that features two unique workouts to help boost energy levels for fat burning. RepeatsThur6/10,3pm;Tue6/15,midnight;Thur6/17,5pm

7:00 DR.CHRISTIANENORTHUP—WOMEN’SBODIES,WOMEN’SWISDOM —R

9:00 EASTENDERS— (two episodes, simulcast on WETA TV 26 and WETA HD) RepeatsFriday,5pm

10:00 CHANGEYOURBRAIN,CHANGEYOURBODY—R 12N AMERICA’SHOMECOOKING:WHAT’SFORDINNER?—

This program presents simple and imaginative recipes organized into three categories: proteins, starches and vegetables. The program features demonstrations of recipes for chicken, pork and fish, a wide variety of vegetables and tasty ways to prepare noodles, rice and couscous.

3:00 THECANADIANTENORS:LIVEINTORONTO—R 4:30 BLENKO:THESPIRITOFAMERICANSTAINEDGLASS

—R 6:30 CELTICTHUNDER:IT’SENTERTAINMENT!— Celtic

Thunder, a group of five Celtic male vocalists, un-dertakes a musical review that spans six decades,

presenting nostalgic classics from “Standing on the Corner” to the band’s unique take on contemporary numbers such as Michael Buble’s “Home” and U2’s “Still Haven’t Found What I’m Looking For.” RepeatsTue6/15,4:30pm;Thur6/17,11:30pm

8:00 DIANEWARREN:LOVESONGS— See the Sunday, June 6, 9 p.m. listing.

10:00 TOMMYEMMANUEL:CENTERSTAGE— Two-time Grammy nominee Tommy Emmanuel, one of the greatest living acoustic guitar players, has mesmer-ized both fellow musicians and audiences alike with a professional career that spans more than four decades. Emmanuel performs blues and country tunes at the Sierra Nevada Brewery. RepeatsSun6/13,4:30pm

11:30 VISIONSOFITALY:SOUTHERNSTYLE—R

13SundaySIMULCASTONWETATV26&WETAHD,6AM–5AM: 6AM GREATSCENICRAILWAYJOURNEYS:CELEBRATING

NORTHAMERICA’SSTEAMRAILWAYS—R 9AM STAYRICHFOREVER&EVERWITHEDSLOTT—R11:00 4TROOPS:LIVEFROMTHEINTREPID— A new pop

vocal group made up of United States combat veterans who served on the front lines in Iraq and Afghanistan performs standards such as “Amazing Grace,” pop hits like “You Raise Me Up” and new songs, including their own “For Freedom” in a concert special filmed aboard the aircraft carrier USS Intrepid.

12:30 GIRLSFROMTHENORTHCOUNTRY— Roots folk-pop duo Dala, with special guests Oh Susanna and the Good Lovelies, evokes the musical beauty of the lush and rugged North Country terrain with their harmonies and fresh sound. Weaving their own songs around classics by Joni Mitchell, Gordon Lightfoot, Leonard Cohen, Neil Young and Bob Dylan, Dala pays homage to the melody, lyricism and spirit of great folk artists of our time. The special was filmed in Toronto.

1:30 VISIONSOFITALY:SOUTHERNSTYLE—R 3:00 TACKLINGDIABETESWITHDR.NEALBERNARD—R 4:30 TOMMYEMMANUEL:CENTERSTAGE—R 6:00 ELAINEPAIGE:CELEBRATINGALIFEONSTAGE—

“First Lady of British Musical Theatre” Elaine Paige performs her greatest hits in celebration of her 40th anniversary in showbiz. Filmed at the State Theatre in Sydney, Australia, during her 40th anniversary tour, this special spotlights Paige’s musical journey — from her beginnings in the musical Hair to performances from Evita, Jesus Christ Superstar, Chess, Cats, Sunset Boule-vard and many more, from the West End to Broadway. RepeatsMon6/14,1pm

7:00 THECIVILWAR— The Universe of Battle — 1863. WETA presents a special broadcast of episode five of Ken Burns’s acclaimed nine-part 1990 documentary film, a co-production of WETA and Florentine Films. See the Tuesday, June 8, 8 p.m. listing.

9:00 ALINCOLNCENTERSPECIAL:JOSHUABELLANDFRIENDSATTHEPENTHOUSE— See the Wednesday, June 9, 8 p.m. listing.

11:00 STAYRICHFOREVER&EVERWITHEDSLOTT—R

14Monday 7:00 PBSNEWSHOUR 8:00 DR.WAYNEDYER:EXCUSESBEGONE!— See the

Sunday, June 6, 3 p.m. listing.

CO

UR

TESY

EXE

CU

TIVE

PR

OG

RA

M S

ERVI

CES

/HA

RR

Y G

IGLI

O

(CO

UR

TESY

PC

RM

)

June9at10p.m.&June10at8p.m.onWETATV26&WETAHDIn Change Your Brain, Change Your Body (June 9) (left), psychiatrist Dr. Daniel Amen explores the connection between brain patterns and body weight; and Tackling Diabetes With Dr. Neal Bernard (June 10) presents diet tips for controlling blood glucose levels.

Thursday,June10at9:30p.m.onWETATV26&WETAHDBlenko: The Spirit of American Stained Glass follows the story of the family’s glassworks, spotlighting Blenko creations.


WET

A T

elev

isio

n

11:00 DIANEWARREN:LOVESONGS—R 1AM CHARLIEROSE— Repeatsnextweekday,noon

15Tuesday 7:00 PBSNEWSHOUR 8:00 BLENKO:THESPIRITOFAMERICANSTAINEDGLASS

— See the Thursday, June 10, 9:30 p.m. listing.10:00 MYMUSIC:EDSULLIVAN’SROCK’N’ROLLCLASSICS

—THESIXTIES — See the Friday, June 11, 9 p.m. listing. 12M JOELHARPER’SSLIM&FIT— See the Saturday, June 12,

6 a.m. listing.R 1AM CHARLIEROSE— Repeatsnextweekday,noon

16Wednesday 6:00 BBCWORLDNEWS/NIGHTLYBUSINESSREPORT 7:00 PBSNEWSHOUR 8:00 BEARISLAND— A National Geographic film explores

the world of western Canada’s and Alaska’s coastal rainforest grizzly bears in search of a better under-standing of the creatures and how their environment is being transformed.

9:00 GREATPERFORMANCES:LADANSE:LEBALLETDEL’OPéRADEPARIS— For his 38th film, documentary filmmaker Frederick Wiseman turns his unblinking eye on one of the world’s leading ballet companies, the Paris Opera Ballet. Cinematographer John Davey’s camera roams the company’s home at the vast Palais Garnier opera house from top to bottom and records a dazzling selection of final performances. “La Danse” documents behind-the-scenes activity — and dancers in rehearsals and performances for seven ballets.

12M CHARLIEROSE— Repeatsnextweekday,noon

17Thursday 7:00 PBSNEWSHOUR 8:00 CHANGEYOURBRAIN,CHANGEYOURBODY— Award-

winning psychiatrist and bestselling author Dr. Daniel Amen presents 10 very simple steps to help people live longer, look younger, be thinner, and decrease their risk for Alzheimer’s disease, depression, heart disease, cancer and diabetes, illuminating the connection be-tween brain patterns and body weight.

10:00 MYMUSIC:MOTOWNMEMORIES— The performance series spotlights great Motown acts, presenting archi-val hits and rare interviews from five Motown legends: the Temptations, the Four Tops, Smokey Robinson and the Miracles, Diana Ross and the Supremes and Marvin Gaye. Mary Wilson, one of the original members of the Supremes, hosts. RepeatsSat6/19,8pm

11:30 CELTICTHUNDER:IT’SENTERTAINMENT!—R 1AM CHARLIEROSE— Repeatsnextweekday,noon



8:30 INSIDEWASHINGTON 9:00 NEEDTOKNOW10:00 THENEWRECRUITS— A battalion of jet-setting busi-

ness students has a radical plan to end global poverty: charge poor people for goods and services in a growing alternative to charity called social entrepreneurship. The film is an evocative ride along a road paved with good intentions. It is narrated by Rainn Wilson, Dwight Schrute on NBCs’ The Office.


19SaturdaySIMULCASTONWETATV26&WETAHD,6AM–5AM:6AM–9AMWETAVIEWERFAVORITES 9:00 EASTENDERS— (two episodes, simulcast on WETA TV 26

and WETA HD) RepeatsFriday,5pm10AM–8PMWETAVIEWERFAVORITES 8:00 MYMUSIC:MOTOWNMEMORIES— See the Thursday,

June 17, 10 p.m. listing.9:30PM–5AMWETAVIEWERFAVORITES

20SundaySIMULCASTONWETATV26&WETAHD,6AM–5AM:6AM–9PMWETAVIEWERFAVORITES 9:00 MASTERPIECEMYSTERY!:AGATHACHRISTIE’SMISS

MARPLE,SERIESV:THESECRETOFCHIMNEYS— Acclaimed British actress Julia McKenzie (of Cranford) stars as the beloved spinster sleuth Miss Marple in a new Agatha Christie mystery adaptation. Miss Marple accompanies Lady Virginia Revel to a weekend party at her family home of Chimneys. When an important dignitary goes missing, the search reveals a decades-old murder that might be connected to a mysterious diamond theft. Stephen Dillane (God on Trial) and Edward Fox guest star. RepeatsMon6/21,2:30pm

10:30PM–5AMWETAVIEWERFAVORITES

21Monday 7:00 PBSNEWSHOUR 8:00 ANTIQUESROADSHOW:PROVIDENCE,RI— Episode 2

of 3. RepeatsTue6/22,2pm;Wed6/23,1pm 9:00 HISTORYDETECTIVES— In the eighth season of the

series, the team of history sleuths prove once again that an object found in an attic or backyard might be anything but ordinary. Space Exploration: Satelloon, Moon Museum & Space Boot. The team investigates whether a scrap of Mylar could be part of an early U.S. satellite; studies whether some of Andy Warhol’s artwork could be on the moon; and explores the story behind a ski boot that could be a prototype for a NASA space boot. RepeatsTue6/22,3pm;Thur6/24,5pm

10:00 UNFORGETTABLE:THEKOREANWAR— Korean War veterans recount their memories of America in the late 1940s and early 1950s, when young men from all over the country shipped out to defend South Korea against the advancing army from the north. RepeatsTue6/22,4pm


22Tuesday 7:00 PBSNEWSHOUR 8:00 NOVA:KINGSOFCAMOUFLAGE— NOVA spotlights

cuttlefish, the masters of disguise who can hypnotize their prey, impersonate the opposite sex and kill with lightning fast speed. {DVI} RepeatsWed6/23,2pm;Thur6/24,1pm

9:00 RIBBONOFSAND— The Outer Banks of North Carolina are a slim and moving line of sand in the open Atlantic. A film profiles this seascape and the transitory islands of Cape Lookout that are doomed to disappear; Meryl Streep reads excerpts from environmentalist Rachel Carson’s writings. RepeatsWed6/23,3pm

9:30 CROWNOFTHECONTINENT—ALASKA’SWRANGELL-ST.ELIAS — A film relates one man’s journey back to Alaska’s Wrangell-St. Elias National Park and Preserve — a remote alpine landscape of tremendous peaks and glaciers that his family had visited when he was a child. RepeatsWed6/23,3:30pm

10:00 FRONTLINE:THESUICIDETOURIST— Do we have the right to end our lives if life itself becomes unbearable, or when we enter the late-stages of painful, terminal ill-ness? Academy Award-winning filmmaker John Zaritsky offers a revealing look at people facing the most difficult decision of their lives. {DVI}


©ID

ÉALE

AU

DIE

NC

E-ZI

PP

OR

AH

FIL

MS-

FRA

NC

E 20

09

Wednesday,June16at9p.m.onWETATV26&WETAHDGreat Performances features a new film by Fred Wiseman, La Danse: Le Ballet de L’Opéra de Paris, which follows the ballet company behind the scenes in rehearsal and performance.


WETA

Television

23Wednesday 7:00 PBSNEWSHOUR 8:00 AMERICA’SORCHESTRA:CELEBRATING125YEARS

OFTHEBOSTONPOPS— An anniversary tribute fea-tures some of the greatest moments from the Boston Pops’ 125-year history. Showcasing the extraordinary variety of artists and programming of the leader-ship eras of Arthur Fiedler (1930–79), John Williams (1980–1993) and Keith Lockhart (1995 to present), the program features interviews with and/or performances with a host of music icons. {DVI} RepeatsThur6/24,2pm;Sun6/27,1:30pm;Tue6/29,4pm

9:00 HARPDREAMS— A film documents the 2007 USA International Harp Competition, the most prestigious competition for harp held every three years in Bloom-ington, Indiana. Roughly 30 players from around the world compete for first prize, which will almost cer-tainly catapult the winner into a career as a first-class musician. Each performer must learn and master 13 separate compositions; at each stage of the competi-tion, half the competitors are cut. Blythe Danner narrates. RepeatsThur6/24,3pm

10:30 INDEPENDENTLENS:ASKNOT— With large troop deployments in Iraq and Afghanistan, the U.S. military is eager for more recruits — unless they are openly gay. A documentary film explores the tangled political battles that led to the infamous “don’t ask, don’t tell” policy and reveals the personal stories of gay Americans who serve in combat under a veil of secrecy.


24Thursday 7:00 PBSNEWSHOUR 8:00 THEADVENTURESOFSHERLOCKHOLMES— The

Disappearance of Lady Frances Carfax. Lady Frances Carfax is caught between an old family quarrel with her brother and a sinister horseman who seems to haunt her life. Holmes (Jeremy Brett) investigates. Edward Hardwicke portrays Dr. Watson. RepeatsFri6/25,1pm;Sun6/27,7pm

9:00 INSPECTORMORSE:THESILENTWORLDOFNICHOLASQUINN— Someone on the inside at the University of Oxford’s Foreign Examination Syndicate is selling exam secrets. Nicholas Quinn, a member of the examination board, is found dead at his cottage, poisoned with cyanide. Then crossword compiler Philip Ogleby is killed, and Morse (John Thaw) suspects a connection. He and Sgt. Lewis (Kevin Whately) investigate. RepeatsFri6/25,2pm

10:40 LIFEONMARS,SERIESII— John Simm stars as Detective Sam Williams in the BBC crime series with a time-element twist. Part 3 of 8. When a bomb warning is reported, A-Division goes on red alert. The IRA has begun its mainland bombing campaign. Now the terror has arrived — or has it?



JOURNAL— Moderator and managing editor Gwen Ifill leads a discussion by a panel of journalists on the news events of the week. RepeatsSat6/26,6:30pm

8:30 INSIDEWASHINGTON— RepeatsSat6/26,6pm 9:00 NEEDTOKNOW10:00 P.O.V.:BEYONDHATRED— In September 2002, three

skinheads roaming a park in Rheims, France, assaulted a gay man. Twenty-nine-year-old François Chenu fought back fiercely, but was killed. This acclaimed French vérité film is the story of the crime’s aftermath as Chenu’s family sought justice.


26SaturdayONWETATV26,6AM–7PM.See weta.org/hd for WETA HD listings.6AM–9AMWETAKIDSPROGRAMMING 9:00 EASTENDERS— (two episodes, simulcast on WETA TV 26

and WETA HD) RepeatsFriday,5pm10:00 THETHISOLDHOUSEHOUR11:00 FOODTRIPWITHTODDENGLISH11:30 HUBERTKELLER:SECRETSOFACHEF 12N GOURMET’SDIARYOFAFOODIE12:30 MADEINSPAIN 1:00 AVECERIC 1:30 EVERYDAYFOOD 2:00 SARA’SWEEKNIGHTMEALS 2:30 BAKINGWITHJULIA 3:00 LIDIA’SITALY 3:30 JULIAANDJACQUES:COOKINGATHOME 4:00 JAQUESPéPIN:MOREFASTFOODMYWAY! 4:30 COOK’SCOUNTRYFROMAMERICA’STESTKITCHEN 5:00 AMERICA’STESTKITCHENFROMCOOK’S ILLUSTRATED 5:30 E²:THEECONOMIESOFBEINGENVIRONMENTALLY

CONSCIOUS 6:00 INSIDEWASHINGTON—R 6:30 WASHINGTONWEEKWITHGWENIFILLANDNATIONAL

JOURNAL—RSIMULCASTONWETATV26&WETAHD,7PM–12:40AM: 7:00 AREYOUBEINGSERVED? 7:30 ASTIMEGOESBY— (two episodes) 8:30 KEEPINGUPAPPEARANCES 9:00 THEWETAMOVIE:TOHAVEANDHAVENOT— Howard

Hawks’ 1944 nominal adaptation of the Ernest Hem-ingway novel follows a boat skipper who flirts with a sultry singer and outwits Nazis on the Caribbean island of Martinique. Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall star alongside Walter Brennan and Hoagy Carmichael. (1:40) RepeatsSun6/27,11:30am

10:40 P.O.V.:WRESTLINGWITHANGELS:PLAYWRIGHTTONYKUSHNER— Tony Kushner, whose epochal An-gels in America won a Pulitzer Prize and a Tony Award, has emerged as one of the country’s leading play-wrights — and one of its fiercest moral critics. In this film, Oscar-winning director Freida Lee Mock (P.O.V.: Maya Lin: A Strong Clear Vision) followed Kushner’s life and work for three tumultuous years, from Sept. 11, 2001, to the 2004 presidential election. (2 hrs.)

27SundayONWETATV26,6AM–8PM.See weta.org/hd for WETA HD listings.6AM–9AMWETAKIDSPROGRAMMING 9:00 WHITEHOUSECHRONICLES 9:30 TOTHECONTRARYWITHBONNIEERBE10:00 THEFUTUREOFNEWS10:30 RELIGIONANDETHICSNEWSWEEKLY11:00 GREATROMANCESOFTHE20THCENTURY11:30 THEWETAMOVIE:TOHAVEANDHAVENOT— (1:40)R 1:30 AMERICA’SORCHESTRA:CELEBRATING125YEARS

OFTHEBOSTONPOPS— {DVI}R

©IT

V FO

R M

AST

ERP

IEC

E

Sundays,June20&27at9p.m.onWETATV26&WETAHDNew Miss Marple adaptations on Masterpiece Mystery! star Julia McKenzie (front right) as Agatha Christie’s spinster sleuth.

STU

RO

SNER

Wednesday,June23at8p.m.onWETATV26&WETAHDAmerica’s Orchestra marks the 125th anniversary of the Boston Pops, showcasing performances from the eras of maestros Arthur Fiedler and John Williams and current conductor Keith Lockhart (above).


WET

A T

elev

isio

n

2:30 APLACEOUTOFTIME:THEBORDENTOWNSCHOOL— A program examines African-American education in America across three centuries, presenting a portrait of a separate black space and a preface to the national discussion about black institutions and their role in nurturing identity and accomplishment. The film tells the story of the Bordentown School, an incubator for black pride and intellect that taught values, discipline and life skills to generations of black children.

3:30 WASHINGTONNATIONALCATHEDRAL—WETAALLACCESS — A WETA TV 26 production explores the history and many facets of the 100-year old grand gothic cathedral, which towers over Washington, D.C. from the top of Mt. St. Alban.

4:00 TELLINGAMY’SSTORY— Detective Deirdri Fishel relates the story of a domestic violence homicide that occurred in central Pennsylvania on November 8, 2001. The victim’s parents, co-workers, law enforcement officers, and court personnel share their perspectives on what happened to Amy in the weeks, months and years leading up to her death. At the film’s conclusion, Sheryl Cates, CEO of the National Domestic Violence Hotline, offers ideas about what individuals and communities can do to stop domestic violence.

5:00 GLOBETREKKER— Belgium & Luxembourg. RepeatsTue6/29,5pm

6:00 NATURE:THEVENOMCURE— Poisons, toxins and venoms are the defense and attack mechanisms of the natural world, but scientists are putting them to use to find cures and help save lives. {DVI}

7:00 THEADVENTURESOFSHERLOCKHOLMES— The Disappearance of Lady Frances Carfax.R

SIMULCASTONWETATV26&WETAHD,8PM–12M: 8:00 NATURE:THECHEETAHORPHANS— Veteran filmmaker

Simon King takes in two cheetah cubs, Toki and Sambu, orphaned when their mother is killed by a lion. It’s a two-year emotional rollercoaster as he prepares to return them to the wild. {DVI} RepeatsTue6/29,1pm

9:00 MASTERPIECEMYSTERY!:AGATHACHRISTIE’SMISS MARPLE,SERIESV:THEBLUEGERANIUM— Acclaimed British actress Julia McKenzie (of Cranford) stars as the beloved spinster sleuth Miss Marple in a new Agatha Christie mystery adaptation. While visiting an old friend, Miss Marple discovers that there may be new evidence concerning the notorious Blue Geranium murder case. Can Marple unlock the clues before the wrong person is found guilty of murder? Sharon Small (The Inspector Lynley Mysteries) and Toby Stephens (Jane Eyre) guest star. RepeatsMon6/28,2:30pm

10:30 MASTERPIECEMYSTERY!:AGATHACHRISTIE’SMISS MARPLE,SERIESIV:THEYDOITWITHMIRRORS— Acclaimed British actress Julia McKenzie portrays spinster sleuth Miss Marple. During rehearsal for an

WETA Magazine is published monthly by the Greater Washington Educational Telecommunications Associationfor its members. Three dollars of each member’s dues are designated for its subscription. WETA occasionally exchanges member names with other organizations. For those who have requested we not exchange their names, this magazine’s address label has an X at the beginning of the coded line. If you do not have an X and prefer that your name not be exchanged, please call Audience Services at 703-998-2724. ©2010 by Greater Washington Educational Telecommunications Association. All rights reserved. No part of this magazine may be reproduced in any form without written permission. Periodical postage paid at Arlington, VA 22210 and additional offices. Send address changes to WETA, 2775 South Quincy Street, Arlington, Virginia 22206. Volume 23, Number 6. ISSN No. 1041-2700. PRINTED ON RECYCLED PAPER

Publisher Mary StewartEditor Jeff GieseArt Director Brian ReesDesign TMG, Inc.

Editorial and Advertising Offices2775 S. Quincy StreetArlington, VA 22206

amateur show, the power goes out, commotion ensues and a murder takes place elsewhere in the house. As witness to the confusion, Miss Marple must decipher the elaborate conjuring trick played by the killer. RepeatsMon6/28,4pm(90min.)

28Monday 7:00 PBSNEWSHOUR 8:00 ANTIQUESROADSHOW:PROVIDENCE,RI— Episode 3

of 3. RepeatsTue6/29,2pm;Wed6/30,1pm 9:00 HISTORYDETECTIVES— Iwo Jima Map, Copperhead

Cane & Theremin. The team of history sleuths investi-gates a Japanese map found during World War II that may have played a role in the Battle of Iwo Jima. Host Eduardo Pagán attends a reunion of Iwo Jima survivors at the U.S. Marine Corps War Memorial and consults with historians at the National Museum of the Marine Corps in Triangle, Virginia. The team also traces the Civil War-era history of a cane topped with a coiled snake that may have a link to an anti-Lincoln group and probes the story behind an instrument that could be of the few built by electronic music pioneer Leon Theremin himself. RepeatsTue6/29,3pm

10:00 INDEPENDENTLENS:WATERFLOWINGTOGETHER— A film presents an intimate portrait of dancer Jock Soto, who retired from the New York City Ballet at age 40 after a 24-year career. Soto’s journey as an openly gay man of Navajo Indian and Puerto Rican descent provides a rare glimpse into the life of a dancer and the disparate worlds that have shaped this artist.


29Tuesday 7:00 PBSNEWSHOUR 8:00 NOVA:THESPYFACTORY— NOVA spotlights the hidden

world of high-tech, 21st-century eavesdropping carried out by the National Security Agency (NSA). The NSA is the world’s largest intelligence agency, three times the size of the CIA and far more secret. Its mission is to eavesdrop on the world — but since 9/11, it has also listened in on thousands of American citizens. {DVI} RepeatsWed6/30,2pm;Thur7/1,1pm

9:00 FRONTLINE/WORLD— Frontline’s international newsmagazine returns with more “stories from a small planet:” fresh reports on the major world stories of the day, and intimate views of countries and cultures rarely seen on American television as told by a new generation of video journalists. {DVI}

10:00 OUTINTHESILENCE— A film follows the story of a small American town — Oil City, Pennsylva-nia — confronting a firestorm of controversy ignited by a same-sex wedding announcement in the local newspaper. This gripping documentary illustrates the challenges of being an outsider in a conservative rural community and the change that is possible when courageous people break the silence and search for common ground.


30Wednesday 7:00 PBSNEWSHOUR 8:00 AHOTDOGPROGRAM— Filmmaker Rick Sebak visits

some of America’s best hot dog places to celebrate their tasty offerings. {DVI}

9:00 BASEBALL— Shadow Ball (1930–1940). Ahead of the new Ken Burns follow-up film The Tenth Inning, coming this fall, WETA TV 26 reprises episode five of Burns’s landmark nine-part film, a WETA co-production with Florentine Films that recounts the history of America’s pastime. See page 1 for an episode description. {DVI}


SIM

ON

KIN

G/©

BB

C

Sunday,June27at8p.m.onWETATV26&WETAHDIn Nature: The Cheetah Orphans, a filmmaker documents his remarkable experience caring for two wild cheetah cubs.


WETA Kids offers safe programming for our young viewers, presenting educational television broadcasts 24 hours each day, seven days a week. Below you can fi nd weekday daytime listings for WETA Kids. Note that children’s programming also airs each morning on WETA TV 26. Please visit weta.org/kids to fi nd complete schedules of children’s programs on the WETA Kids channel and WETA TV 26.

MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY ON WETA KIDS

miffy and Friends, 5:30amBetween the Lions, 6amClifford the Big red dog, 6:30amsuper WHY!, 7amarthur, 7:30ammartha speaks, 8amCurious George, 8:30amsid the science Kid, 9amWordGirl, 9:30amWordWorld, 10amdinosaur train, 10:30amCyberchase, 11amelectric Company, 11:30amdragon tales, noona Place of Our Own, 12:30pmsesame street, 1pmmister rogers’ neighborhood, 2pmraggs, 2:30pmPeep and the Big Wide World, 3pmsuper WHY!, 3:30pmarthur, 4pmWordGirl, 4:30pmFetch!, M–Th, 5pm (electric Company on Fridays)Cyberchase, 5:30pm

Clifford the Big red dog, M–Th, 6pm (animalia on Fridays)martha speaks, M–Th, 6:30pm (mama mirabelle on Fridays)Curious George, 7pmZula Patrol, 7:30pmelectric Company, 8pmthomas & Friends, 8:30pmBiZ Kid$, 9pmZoboomafoo, 9:30pmsesame street, 10pmBob the Builder, 11pmraggs, 11:30pmClifford the Big red dog, midnight

Visit weta.org/kids for full listings of children’s programs on WETA Kids

and WETA TV 26.

W TA26.3 Over the Air Via AntennaCox 801Comcast 266FiOS 472RCN 38

Providing a Safe Haven for Your Children

WETA

Television

Note: You’ll also fi nd children’s programming on WETA TV 26 each morning, 5 a.m.–noon. See the inside cover for WETA TV 26 channel numbers.

WEEKDAYS ON WETA TV 26 sesame street, 5amClifford the Big red dog, 6amsuper WHY!, 6:30amarthur, 7ammartha speaks, 7:30amCurious George, 8amsid the science Kid, 8:30amWordGirl, 9amWordWorld, 9:30amdinosaur train, 10amCyberchase, 10:30amelectric Company, 11amdragon tales, 11:30am

For weekends, see weta.org/kids

Wn

et.O

rG

©tH

e Ji

m H

ensO

n C

Om

Pan

Y

Cyberchase

Sid the Science Kid, Saturdays at 12:30 p.m.on the WETA Kids Channel

SciGirlsairs Saturdays at 8:30 a.m. on the

WETA Kids Channel

SciGirls, a new science series that premiered in February, is designed to change how 8–12-year-old girls think about science, technology, engineering and math. (That spells “S.T.E.M.,” a very hot topic in U.S. education today.) Each half-hour episode fol-lows a different group of bright, curious girls — mentored by successful women professionals — putting real-world science, technology, engineering and math to work, collaborating, communicating, engineering and discovering. They’re joined by two animated characters — a plucky SciGirl named Izzie and her best friend Jake, who tie the series together with their ongoing adven-tures. SciGirls integrates TV and the Web: each episode begins on the site’s homepage, where Izzie goes when she fi nds herself in jams that only science can fi x. She surfs to the site, jumps into a video of real SciGirls, and follows their story, learning and exploring every step of the way. At the series online destination, pbskidsgo.org/scigirls, young viewers can share their ideas and projects.

Funding for SciGirls is provided by the national science Foundation with additional support from exxonmobil.

tWin

Cit

ies

PU

BLi

C t

eLev

isiO

n

12 JUNE 2010

Among the programs you’ll fi nd on WETA Create are:

CULINARY ADVENTURES

america’s test Kitchen From Cook’s Illustrated

avec ericBaking With JuliaCiao italiaCook’s Country From america’s test

Kitchendaisy Cooks! With daisy martinezthe endless Feasteveryday FoodFood trip with todd englishGourmet’s diary of a FoodieJacques Pépin: more Fast Food my WayJulia and Jacques: Cooking at HomeLidia’s italy made in spainmexico: One Plate at a time with

rick Baylesssara’s Weeknight mealssimply ming

ARTS & CRAFTS

the Best of the Joy of Paintingthe donna dewberry showKnit & Crochet now!scheewe art Workshopsewing With nancy

HOME & GARDEN

For Your HomeGarden smartKatie Brown WorkshopP. allen smith’s Garden Homevictory Garden

HOME IMPROVEMENT

ask this Old HouseHometimenew Yankee Workshopthis Old HouseWoodsmith shop

TRAVEL & CULTURE

art Wolfe’s travels to the edgeBurt Wolf: travels & traditionsPassport & Paletterick steves’ europesmart travels—Pacifi c rim with

rudy maxa

WET

A T

el e

visi

on

Visit weta.org/create for complete listings of “how-to”

programs on WETA Create.

Link to cooking show recipes with

WETA’s Recipe Finder at weta.org/recipes.

Smart Travels—Pacifi c Rim With Rudy Maxa

airs Mondays and Friday at 9:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. beginning June 7 on WETA CreateFrom the natural beauty

of Kauai’s Na Pali Coast to Hong Kong’s neon nightlife, award-winning journalist and travel expert Rudy Maxa spotlights exotic destinations of Asia’s Pacifi c Rim in his long-running travel series Smart Travels. Maxa models hassle-free ways of plotting a memorable, independent trip to intriguing destinations around the world. To bring the Pacifi c Rim’s history alive, he travels to tourist-savvy sites, rambling through ancient ruins, temples and cobbled streets to highlight the region’s past. Along the way, Maxa motorbikes in Australia; navigates upriver in New Zealand; samples Chinese haute cuisine in Hong Kong; and tours San Francisco, Vancouver, B.C. and Seattle.

WETA Create presents “how-to” lifestyle programming, 24 hours each day, seven days a week, featuring public television’s fi nest series devoted to explorations of home improvement, cooking, crafts, wood-working, painting, gardening, travel and much more. This channel draws on more than 30 series. For a complete schedule of WETA Create programming, please visit weta.org/create.

Inspiring Lifelong Learning and Creativity

W TA26.2 Over the Air Via AntennaCox 800Comcast 265FiOS 474RCN 39

CO

Ur

tesY

FiL

m G

ar

den

en

ter

tain

men

t

CO

Ur

tesY

am

eriC

an

PU

BLi

C t

eLev

isiO

n

The Endless Feastairs Tuesday and Thursday at 7 a.m. and 1 p.m.

beginning June 10 on WETA Create The series The Endless Feast brings together local farmers, food artisans, food lovers and star chefs to explore the connection between the land and the food on our plates. Episodes spotlight regional cuisine and feature dinners staged in beautiful outdoor locations, from farm fi elds to vineyards to urban community gardens, to celebrate food at its source. Locations include Edmonton, Alberta, Canada; Whitefi sh, Montana; the Arkansas Delta; Greenwood, Missis-sippi; New Orleans, Louisiana; Brook-lyn, New York; Boxford, Massachusetts and, in episode seven, Virginia — where the series visits Polyface Farm, subject of Michael Pollan’s book The Omnivore’s Dilemma and the recent feature fi lm Food, Inc. The farm provides rabbits, chickens, and a healthy dose of philosophy for Chef Gail Hobb’s fi ve-course feast set on a lush Virginia winery. Episode seven airs July 1.

Chopin Month on Classical WETA

Marking the 200th anniversary of the birth of Polish composer Frédéric Chopin, Classical WETA 90.9 FM, in partnership with the Embassy of Poland, presents Chopin Month. This celebration of the great master of Romantic music on Classical WETA in June features a special emphasis on performances of the composer and virtuoso pianist’s works recorded live in the Washington area this year. Chopin recordings will be broadcast as part of Classical WETA’s local concert series Front Row Washington and elsewhere throughout the June radio schedule.

Among the presentations is an all-Chopin recital of nocturnes, waltzes and mazurkas performed by the distinguished Polish pianist and teacher Ewa Poblocka, recorded live at the National Gallery of Art this past March. Poblocka is an international performer and recording artist

who holds top awards from distinguished piano competitions and has appeared with a host of ensembles in venues around the globe.

Also, the 2009 Leeds International Piano Competition winner Sofya Gulyak plays

Chopin’s Sonata in C minor, Op. 4 in a concert at the Phil-lips Collection. Other concerts recorded at the Embassy of Poland, the National Gallery of Art, and the Music Center at Strathmore round out Classical WETA’s observance of Chopin’s birth bicentennial.

Presenting Classical Music All Day, Every Day With David Ginder, mornings • Marilyn Cooley, middays •

John Chester, afternoons/overnights • Nicole Lacroix, evenings And hosting on the weekend: Jean Inaba, mornings • Judy Gruber, afternoons • Chip Brienza, evenings

Special Programming: Mon–Fri at 7 p.m.: PBS NewsHour Mondays at 9 p.m.: Front Row Washington Saturdays at 1 p.m.: Classical WETA Opera House Sundays at 6 p.m.: From the Top Sundays at 9 p.m.: Choral Showcase

Classical WETA 90.9 FM

Classical WETA: 90.9 FM Greater Washington 88.9 FM Frederick WGMS 89.1 FM Hagerstown

VivaLaVoce on vivalavoce.orgListen live on the Web!

Stream audio at classicalweta.org.

Classical WETA

90.9 FM

Opera in JuneJune performances on Classical WETA Opera House, airing each Saturday at 1 p.m., are from National Public Radio’s World of Opera, hosted by Lisa Simeone, and include: Verdi’s acclaimed Don Carlo (June 5) by the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden; Handel’s satirical comedy Agrippina (June 12) by La Fenice/Teatro Malibran, Venice; Massenet’s version of Manon (June 19) by the Vienna State Opera; and Respighi’s spectacular Marie Victoire (June 26) by the German Opera, Berlin.

Choral Showcase CelebratesRichard Hickox in June

Sundays at 9 p.m.Throughout June, Classical WETA 90.9 FM cel-ebrates the work of Richard Hickox (1948–2008) on the Sunday night broadcast Choral Showcase. Hickox was an English conductor of choral, orchestral and operatic music who is recognized for his major, often nearly single-handed efforts to bring to the public important 20th-century British choral and orchestral pieces and operas.

Choral Showcase this month highlights Hickox recordings of major English works including Brit-ten’s War Requiem, Elgar’s Dream of Gerontius, plus non-English pieces too. In the schedule are Mahler’s (rarely performed) Klagende Lied, and works by Haydn, Brahms and Vivaldi.

Hickox was, by all accounts, an extremely busy man. He founded the City of London Sinfonia (1971), the Wooburn Singers (1967), the Richard Hickox Singers and Orchestra (1971), and co-founded (with Simon Standage) Collegium Musicum 90 (1990). In addition, Hickox held positions of leadership at the Endellion Music Festival (1972–2008), St. Margaret’s, Westminster — the church of the Houses of Parlia-ment (1972–82), the London Symphony Chorus (1976–91), the Bradford Festival Choral Society (start-ing in 1978), the Northern Sinfonia (1982–90), BBC National Orchestra of Wales (2000–06), and Opera Australia (2005–08). He was associate guest conductor of the London Symphony (1985–2008), and Music Director of the Spoleto Festival (Italy) for fi ve years in the 1970s.

Despite all this energetic activity, Hickox’s work and recordings were widely praised and awarded. And in addition to his prolifi c work, he was known to be an ex-uberant and good-humored fellow. Musicians enjoyed working with him, not least because of his complete lack of pretension. His conducting style was similarly unmannered, but always effective and heart-felt. Enjoy his recordings on Choral Showcase this month.

Ewa Poblocka

LOU

is F

Or

Get

Frédéric Chopin (1810–1849)

LOU

is-a

UG

Ust

e B

issO

n

Classical W TA 90.9 FMClassical for Washington

advertisement

Tickets for D.C.Roadshow VisitTune in Monday, June 7 at8 p.m. on WETA TV 26 andWETA HD for a special editionof Antiques Roadshow, duringwhich WETA will offer alimited number of tickets (as pledge thank-you gifts) for the Roadshow’s August 21Washington, D.C. visit. Tickets are otherwise unavailable!

LaPlacaCohen 212-675-4106 Publication: WETA

Insertion date: FEB 2010 7 x 8 4C

BACK CO

VER

National Gallery of ArtOn the National Mall from 3rd to 9th Streets at Constitution Avenue NW Admission is always free Monday–Saturday 10–5, Sunday 11–6 Phone: 202-737-4215 TDD: 202-842-6176 www.nga.gov www.facebook.com/NationalGalleryofArt http://twitter.com/ngadc

American Modernism: The Shein CollectionMay 16–January 2East Building

Beat Memories: The Photographs of Allen GinsbergMay 2–September 6West Building

Organized by the National Gallery of Art, WashingtonMade possible through the generous support of the Trellis FundAdditional support is provided by The Robert Mapplethorpe Foundation, Inc.

Allen Ginsberg, Peter Orlovsky, 1955, gelatin silver print, Howard Greenberg Gallery, New York © 2010 The Allen Ginsberg LLC. All rights reserved; Charles Demuth, End of the Parade: Coatesville, Pa., 1920, tempera and pencil on board, Collection of Deborah and Ed Shein

Organized by the National Gallery of Art, Washington

NGA-0031-WETA_Jun2010_v1.indd 1 4/27/10 6:02:44 PM

weta magazine - june 2010

Documents

weta hd

weta kids

wetaweta television

weta emmy nominees

weta studio supervisor

primetime programming

documentary washington

fi nest programming