BGuthrie Photos: Smithsonian Associates -- Carl Reiner

Smithsonian Associates -- Carl Reiner:

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Description of Pictures: This was an interview with Carl Reiner, the comedian who worked on Sid Caesar's "Your Show of Shows" before creating "The Dick Van Dyke Show". He was promoting an autobiography called "My Anecdotal Life". He was wonderfully funny as you'd probably expect, coming up with bizarre tangents during an interview by Dwight Blocker Bowers of the Smithsonian. I'd seen Reiner three years before when he was the recipient of the Mark Twain Award at the Kennedy Center.

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Specific picture descriptions: Photos above with "i" icons next to the bracketed sequence numbers (e.g. "[1] ") are described as follows:
1. REINER_030505_012.JPG: Dwight Blocker Bowers of the Smithsonian was the host
2. REINER_030505_013.JPG: Carl Reiner
3. REINER_030505_052.JPG: Carl Reiner was describing being told by a guy who had just had a stroke to do as he did. So he did, not sure whether he was insulting the guy or else following his directions verbatim.
4. REINER_030505_063.JPG: Carl Reiner @ Smithsonian Associates event
5. REINER_030505_128.JPG: Brent Glass, director of the National Museum of American History, was sitting in front on me during the Reiner show.
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Featured Folk: Some of the people here can also be seen on other pages on this site.
- Glass, Brent appears on:
  - 2023_DC_SIPG_Bldg DC -- Donald W. Reynolds Center -- Building
  - 2019_DC_Moment_Pre_191124 DC -- Moment Magazine's 2019 Gala and Awards Dinner @ National Press Club -- Pre-dinner mingling
  - 2018_DC_Moment_Dinner_181111 DC -- Moment Magazine's 2018 Gala and Awards Dinner @ National Press Club -- Dinner and Post-Event Mingling
  - 2018_DC_NBF_Monumental_180901 Natl Book Festival 2018 -- Panel: Monumental Decisions w/Kirk Savage, Kristin Ann Hass, Brent D. Glass, and James Reston Jr.
  - 2017_DC_USCHS_Showcase_170912 USCHS -- Freedom Award (2017) -- Showcase to Honor Congress for its Support of the Humanities
  - 2012_DC_Lady_Bird_121206 Natl Archives -- Panel -- Tribute to Lady Bird Johnson
  - 2007_DC_SIPG_Opening_071118 Reynolds Center -- Event: Opening -- Kogod Courtyard (2007) -- Events
  - 2010_DC_STN_101022 Smithsonian Teachers' Night (2010) @ Natl Museum of American History
  - 2010_DC_FenceR_100401 Reynolds Center (SAAM) -- Donor Event :Remembering the Running Fence
  - 2010_DC_FNA_100128 Foundation for the Natl Archives -- "Fighting for Democracy" opening (w/Daniel Inouye and George Takei)
  - ...More (List all 25 pages with this person)...
- Reiner, Carl appears on:
  - 2009_DC_Honors_091206 DC -- Kennedy Center -- Kennedy Center Honors (2009)
  - 2009_DC_Cosby_091026 DC -- Kennedy Center -- Mark Twain Prize (2009 -- Bill Cosby)
  - 2009_DC_Reiner_091026 Library of Congress -- Event: Carl Reiner @ Madison Bldg
  - 2005_DC_Martin_051023 DC -- Kennedy Center -- Mark Twain Prize (2005 -- Steve Martin)
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