Audiocassettes.
Found in 88 Collections and/or Records:
Papers of and concerning O H Mavor, pseudonym James Bridie.
Includes correspondence, manuscripts and typescripts of plays, articles, broadcast talks and biography.
Papers of Archibald Ward Gardner.
Includes music and poetry.
Papers of Gallus Stage Productions, including manuscript and typescript scripts, photographs and reviews.
Papers of Magnus Magnusson.
Papers of Sir Harold Montague (Monty) Finniston.
Includes correspondence, lectures, reports and photographs.
Papers of T J Douglas MacDonald (Fionn MacColla), including literary and autobiographical notebooks.
Papers of the Fifth Estate Theatre Company.
Includes prompt scripts, scripts of unperformed plays, production photography and press cuttings.
Papers of the Reverend Prof Franz Hildebrandt.
Includes theological and personal correspondence.
Papers relating to Church of Scotland and other Scottish Presbyterian missions and Scottish churches abroad.
Photocopies of correspondence and other papers of and relating to John Logie Baird, collected by Antony Kamm and Malcolm Baird for "John Logie Baird a life" (2002).
Includes audio cassettes, CDs and video.
Photocopies of drafts of four radioscripts by Donald MacLeod of lessons on piobaireachd, with three cassettes of sound recordings by him.
With three casettes of piobaireachd played MacLeod.
Photographic plates, prints, slides and film strips, with related scripts, correspondence and catalogues of the Church of Scotland Department of World Mission and Unity, concerning missionary activities, mostly in Africa.
Photographs, slides, transparencies and scans relating to the work and activities of Alasdair Gray; with related digital and analogue media.
Production files, scripts and administrative papers of the 7:84 Theatre Company (Scotland).
This collection dates mainly from after 1988, when John McGrath and Elizabeth MacLennan resigned from the company which they had established, with David MacLennan, in 1973. Following the funding crisis in 2006, the company had to leave its base in the STUC building in Glasgow, and it was at this point that much of the material in this accession was presented to the National Library of Scotland.
Reel-to-reel audio-tape and transcript of a BBC television programme, concerning a British mountaineering expedition to the Roraima plateau, South America in 1973.
Reel-to-reel audiotapes of the master sound tracks, with transcripts, to three films, on Hugh MacDiarmid, Sorley Maclean, and Eric Linklater, produced by Films of Scotland.
Reel-to-reel sound recording of a broadcast produced by the BBC, annotated on the label '"The Battle of Largs" - Erik Linklater.
"Scotland's Record": audio recordings concerning Scotland`s social and industrial history in the 20th century.
A collection of sound recordings of interviews with people from across the spectrum of Scottish life. The interviews reflect themes includng political administration, industry, crofting and fishing, health, science, transport and social history.
Scottish Ornithologists' Club Wildlife and Oral History Collection.
Scripts, programmes and other papers of Marillyn Gray, Scottish actor and theatre director, mostly relating to the Gateway Theatre, Edinburgh.
Papers of Scottish actor and theatre director Marillyn Gray (1930-2006), chiefly relating to the Gateway Theatre, Edinburgh, in which she was a regular performer. The Gateway papers came into her care at some point after the theatre closed possibly entrusted to her by, or after the death of, Sadie Aitken (1905-85) Gateway Theatre General Manager, some of whose papers are in the collection.
Six notebooks and three audio cassettes containing a work on J F Ferrier by George Davie.
Sound recording, "A Child`s Garden of Verses", by Robert Louis Stevenson, narrated by John Cairney and Alannah O`Sullivan (Edinburgh: REL Records, 1986).
Sound recording, annotated on the cassette insert: 'Prospect special: From Time to Time, The poet William Montgomerie and his wife Norah talk to Trevor Royle about their life and work. Presented and produced by David Jackson Young. TX: BBC Radio Scotland 8 [ampersand] 9 June 1986. Duration: 29 minutes approx'.
Includes a BBC Radio Scotland compliments slip signed by David Jackson Young.