Search Database

Search

Type a keyword to search the database.

Browse Database

← Back to sources

The Daily Telegraph

1960s

Michael Joseph display ad for Another country, with endorsement from Frederick Raphael (Sunday Times) (8 Feb 1963)

Peter Green reviews Another Country (8 Feb 1963)

Michael Joseph display ad for Another Country (Telegraph) (22 Feb 1963)

New Orleans city attorney threatens criminal charger against shops selling Another Country (1 Jul 1963)

‘On Fire’, Peter Simple (4 Jul 1963)

Michael Joseph display ad for The Fire Next Time (Daily Telegraph) (19 Jul 1963)

J R Pole reviews The Fire Next Time (19 Jul 1963)

Baldwin referenced in a piece about Congo's attempts to force independence (23 Jul 1963)

Peter simple terms Baldwin's writing "pure hysteria" (23 Jul 1963)

An image of Baldwin at a mass demonstration at Lincoln Memorial, with Marlon Brando and Charlton Heston (29 Aug 1963)

Baldwin mentioned in report on aftermath of 200,000 civil rights marchers in Washington (30 Aug 1963)

Baldwin quoted in a report on the bombing of a church in Birmingham (17 Sep 1963)

Giovanni's Room listed in ‘Pick of the Paperbacks’ (20 Sep 1963)

J.R. Pole reviews Notes of a Native Son & Nobody Knows My Name (28 Feb 1964)

Baldwin referenced in an article about a Radio 3 programme entitled 'What does freedom mean?' (30 Mar 1964)

‘Credence unlimited’, Peter Simple (28 Aug 1964)

Mention of upcoming production of Blues for Mr Charlie (21 Sep 1964)

Baldwin mentioned as a potential speaker at the first American election meeting to be held in Trafalgar Square (10 Oct 1964)

Mention of a Baldwin visit to the UK at the invitation of Corgi Books (18 Feb 1965)

Image and description of Baldwin in conversation with a director of Habimah theatre from Israel (22 Feb 1965)

Preview of The Amen Corner at the Edinburgh Festival (26 Feb 1965)

Baldwin mentioned as a contributor to the second World Theatre Season at the Aldwych Theatre (15 Mar 1965)

‘Showpiece’, Peter Simple (17 Mar 1965)

Listing for the Amen Corner at the Edinburgh International Festival (20 Mar 1965)

Baldwin referenced in a review of Leslie Fiedler’s Waiting for the End (25 Mar 1965)

Baldwin expresses his disappointment at the American government's failure to co-operate in sending the Actors Studio to London (12 Apr 1965)

Display ad for Actors Studio Theatre’s production of Blues for Mr Charlie (23 Apr 1965)

Report of the arrivals of the Actors Studio Theatre and James Baldwin (30 Apr 1965)

Preview of productions of Blues for Mr Charlie and The Amen Corner (1 May 1965)

Report on the arrival of the Actors Studio Theatre in London to perform two of Baldwin's plays (1 May 1965)

BNP disrupt staging of Blues for Mr Charlie (4 May 1965)

W.A. Darlington reviews Blues for Mr Charlie (4 May 1965)

Listing for ‘My Childhood’, with Hubert Humphrey and James Baldwin (7 May 1965)

Listing for a programme entitled ‘Talking of Theatre–Changing Media’, with Baldwin as guest (15 May 1965)

Baldwin referenced in a review of books by two black authors – Dick Gregory and Wallace Collins (30 Sep 1965)

Listing for The Amen Corner (7 Oct 1965)

Listing for The Amen Corner (2) (9 Oct 1965)

Listing for The Amen Corner (5) (13 Oct 1965)

Mixed Review of Amen Corner by Eric Shorter (13 Oct 1965)

Baldwin referenced in a review of R.W.B. Lewis’s Trials of the Word (3 Feb 1966)

Reference to a Baldwin short story included in a Michael Joseph edited volume (10 Feb 1966)

Book review of The 50 Best American Short Stories 1915-1965, including a story by Baldwin (16 Jun 1966)

Mention of a cultural magazine programme entitled ‘Perfect’, examining the work of Baldwin among others (2 Sep 1966)

Baldwin quoted in a short column about Harlem (13 Oct 1966)

Baldwin referenced in a review of books about the civil rights movement (2 Mar 1967)

Baldwin among signatories to letter urging refusal to pay tax intended to fund the Vietnam War (1 Feb 1968)

Zenka Bartek reviews ‘The Furious Passage of James Baldwin’ by Fern Marja Eckman (22 Feb 1968)

‘More about Enoch’, Peter Simple (26 Apr 1968)

‘Way of the world: Solidarity’, Peter Simple (14 May 1968)

Walter Allen reviews Tell Me How Long the Trains Been Gone (27 Jun 1968)

Listings for The Amen Corner at the Saville Theatre (Telegraph) (15 Oct 1965)

‘Harriet hits the jackpot’, Anthony Curtis (8 Aug 1965)