Audio collection of Julia Child, 1961-1995

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Audio collection of Julia Child, 1961-1995

1961-1995

Collection includes radio interviews with Julia Child and Simone Beck, public speaking engagements, musical performances in Child's honor, and Public Service Announcements.

19 audiotapes, 1 phonograph record

eng, Latn

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