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Cover StoryMasterpiece Mystery! 6Endeavour, Series 1Following on the success of the 2011 “Endeavour”pilot, Shaun Evans returns in four new episodes as the young Endeavour Morse.

DepartmentsMessage to Our Members 5Letter from General Manager Tom Axtell

School Media 9Video Transforms Teaching and Learning

Planned Giving 22FeaturesA Capitol Fourth 8Science: Exploring Ancient Egypt 13Arts: Great Performances at the Met: Parsifal 14Great Performances at the Met: Maria Stuarda 15History:America Through the Eyes of Ken Burns 16Cooking: Spend Saturdays with Lidia 18World of Stonehenge 19Nazi Mega Weapons 20Spotlight: Antiques Roadshow 21Spotlight: Extraordinary Women 23Vegas PBS Member Ticket Offers 40Program MenuWhat’s On • Children’s Lineup 24Vegas PBS Channel 10 Overnight 25Prime Time Programming 26Vegas PBS Sponsors 38

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onors to public television love to explore. ThroughPBS programs they constantly explore new ideas ornew worlds in science, history, archeology, culture,politics, religion, nature, economics, literature andthe arts.

This month on Vegas PBS, Rick Steves’ Europe takesviewers to great cities and off-the-beaten-path discoveries in Paris,Belgium, Provence and the French Riviera. The programs you supportexplore ancient Egypt with NOVA: Building Pharaoh’s Chariot andSecrets of the Dead: Ultimate Tut. We will also marvel at the lost city ofthe Incas in NOVA: Ghosts of Machu Picchu, and take a voyage of dis-covery through prehistoric Britain with The World of Stonehenge.

Never forgetting our own national treasures, we travel to SouthDakota with Mount Rushmore: American Experience, and Ken Burnstakes us from the banks of New York to the deep south, down theMissouri River and across the Great Plains with fascinating documen-taries. Then every Tuesday night, we invite you to experience the won-der and natural beauty of our own state with Outdoor Nevada.

Many of our members are travel enthusiasts and have asked foropportunities to continue their broadcast explorations with hands-ongroup travel experiences with other members who share their curios-ity about the world. In the last two years, Vegas PBS has designedtrips around some of our most popular programs: science, nature andthe arts.

This summer we have taken a group of adventurous members on ascience excursion to Los Angeles to visit the Space Shuttle Endeavorand the Griffith Observatory. We have taken our train lovers on anexcursion to Verde Canyon in Sedona and the Grand Canyon on vin-tage locomotives. Coming up are our popular trips to Cedar City for theUtah Shakespeare Festival and the Neil Simon Festival to experiencelive theater in a beautiful outdoor setting. Local concerts with primeseating and meet-and-greet experiences with Andrea Bocelli, ChrisMann and Straight No Chaser are also in the events pipeline.

More than 400 people have participated in these extended learningtrips and performances in the last twelve months. We relish the oppor-tunity to create these program-related experiences and to meet ourviewers and supporters face to face. It is helpful to hear their insightson the television programs they love and the programs they hope wecan provide. More information on these trips is available onVegasPBS.org/specials.

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Set in 1960s Oxford, the series is writtenby “Inspector Lewis” creator and“Inspector Morse” writer Russell Lewis.Acclaimed stage and screen actor RogerAllam (“Parade’s End,” “The Thick of It”) isback as Morse’s senior partner and mentor,

efore Inspector Morse, there wasthe rookie Constable Morse, fedup with police work and ready tonip his career in the bud by

handing in his resignation. That is, until amurder turned up that only he could solve.

Following on the success of the 2011“Endeavour” pilot, Shaun Evans returns infour new episodes as the young EndeavourMorse – before his signature red Jaguarbut with his deductive powers already run-ning in high gear.

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Endeavour,Series ISundays, July 7-28 from 9:00 -10:30 p.m.on Vegas PBS Channel 10 and 10.1

...ready to nip his career in the bud by handing in his resignation. That is until a murder

turned up that only he could solve.”‘‘

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Set in 1960s Oxford, the series is written

by ‘Inspector Lewis’ creator Russell Lewis.”‘‘

Detective Inspector Fred Thursday, andSean Rigby takes on the role of the young,competitive PC Strange, a character whoappeared in the original “Inspector Morse”series. Shakespearean actor Anton Lesser(“Little Dorrit”) plays the imposing newOxford Police Chief SuperintendentBright, and John Thaw's daughter AbigailThaw returns in guest appearances as jour-nalist Dorothea Frazil.

July 7 The GirlDC Morse (Shaun Evans) and DI

Thursday (Roger Allam) investigate bur-gled gas meters, the sudden death of ayoung secretarial student and a string ofPost Office robberies, confounding thesolution to a pair of violent murders. CouldMorse’s future on the force be in jeopardy?

July 14 FugueMorse and Thursday are confronted

with a new breed of murderer, as a string ofOxford homicides continues with no end insight. The entire police department isworking around the clock and a specialexpert comes on to assist, but Morse’s loveof opera may be the key to stopping thekilling.

July 21 RocketA royal visit to a family-owned muni-

tions factory begins as a proud occasion forthe people of Oxford, but the joyous dayends with murder. Morse delves into thefamily’s murky past, as well as his own, ashe attempts to uncover the culprit beforemore lives are lost.

July 28 HomeWhile studying for his upcoming

sergeant’s exam, Morse investigates thehit-and-run death of an eminent Oxfordprofessor. The pressure mounts with hisfather’s illness and the appearance of anenemy threatening to reveal aspects ofInspector Thursday’s past. In the end,Morse must choose between the responsi-bilities of his job and loyalty to his mentor.

pend an evening with our friends from the animal kingdom. The night begins with

Nature: American Eagle at 8 p.m. Everything about them is big. They are

one of nature’s largest raptors, with wings that can span eight feet, and nests

that can weigh up to a ton. Yet most people know little about it beyond its striking appear-

ance. From the pristine wilderness of Alaska to the Upper Mississippi River Valley, this spe-

cial goes behind the scenes and into the nest to provide the ultimate bird’s eye view into

the private life of an American icon.

At 9 p.m., NOVA: Dogs Decoded

reveals the science behind the remarkable

bond between humans and their dogs and

investigates new discoveries in genetics that

are illuminating the origin of dogs — with surprising implications for the evolution of

human culture. Other research is proving what dog lovers have suspected all along: dogs

have an uncanny ability to read and respond to human emotions. Humans, in turn, respond

to dogs with the same hormone responsible for bonding mothers to their babies.

The love of pets continues with Shelter

Me: Let’s Go Home at 10 p.m. This

inspiring program celebrates shelter pets

with stories about people’s lives being

improved when they adopt a shelter pet, as

these pets go from rescued to rescuer. Some

individuals have adopted shelter dogs and are

now volunteering at hospitals. Also featured

is an amazing story about our hero firefight-

ers who train shelter dogs for search-and-

rescue. Every year, 3-4 million dogs and

cats are euthanized in America’s

shelters and adoptions give these

incredible animals a second

chance. The documentary is

about hope, helping others

and making a difference.

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ExplorationWednesdayWednesday, July 3 from 8 p.m. to 11 p.m.on Vegas PBS Channel 10 and 10.1

Dogs have an uncanny ability

to read and respond to human emotions.”‘‘

Dr. Lyudmila Trut with a silver fox

A Capitol FourthThursday, July 4 at 8 p.m. on Vegas PBS Channel 10 and 10.1

performance on the show in 2009.This live broadcast is the biggest and

brightest birthday party in the country andfeatures performances by Candice Glover,(Season 12 winner of “American Idol”); coun-try music artist Scotty McCreery (Season 10winner of “American Idol”); actor and singerDarren Criss (“Glee”); musical prodigy and

merica’s favorite host, two-timeEmmy Award-winning televisionpersonality Tom Bergeron(“Dancing with the Stars”) will

return to the West Lawn of the U.S. Capitol tohost this star-spangled celebration starringmusic legend Barry Manilow, who is back bypopular demand following his powerful debut

classical crossover star Jackie Evancho;Broadway and television star Megan Hilty(“Smash”); and five-time Academy Award-winner John Williams conducting music fromthe Oscar-winning blockbuster Lincoln; withthe National Symphony Orchestra under thedirection of top pops conductor Jack Everly.The 33rd annual broadcast is aired before aconcert audience of hundreds of thousands,millions more at home, as well as to ourtroops serving around the world on theAmerican Forces Network. The program canalso be heard live in stereo over NPR memberstations nationwide.

“It’s a great honor to return to our nation’scapital to celebrate our birthday together onA Capitol Fourth,” said Bergeron. “It’s a cele-bration you just can’t find anywhere else,with outstanding music and, of course, thegreatest display of fireworks…ever!”

With twenty cameras positioned aroundthe city, including the U.S. Capitol, the WhiteHouse and the Washington Monument, view-ers are front and center for the greatest dis-play of fireworks anywhere in the nation dur-ing this top-rated extravaganza.

Capping off the show will be a rousing ren-dition of Tchaikovsky’s “1812 Overture” com-plete with live cannon fire provided by theUnited States Army Presidential SaluteBattery, an audience favorite and A CapitolFourth tradition. Also participating in theevent will be the Choral Arts Society ofWashington, the U.S. Army Herald Trumpets,the U.S. Army Ceremonial Band and theArmed Forces Color Guard provided by theMilitary District of Washington, D.C.

There will be an encore performance imme-diately following at 9:30 p.m.

This live broadcast is the biggest and brightest birthday party in the country...”‘‘


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e continue to live through an age of ever-changing technology and

information. In recent years, smart phones, tablets, mobile apps

and social media sites such as Facebook and Twitter impacted lives

in profound ways. Certainly education has changed as devices,

applications and learning styles evolve.

The growth of online content and digital resources along with innovative tools and

methods has all helped teachers educate students. This trend was identified in a recent

article in Education Week, among many other sources, and highlights how a dramatic

increase in digital video has led the way and provides a huge impact on teaching and stu-

dent learning.

Vegas PBS has been actively involved

in integrating video and providing

online video streaming services to local

schools and the community for many

years. In Clark County School District

classrooms alone, we have provided mil-

lions of streams and downloads repre-

senting tens of thousands of videos seg-

ments and other digital resources to

local teachers, helping them reach new

generations of students.

This explosion of instructional video content has major implications for student learn-

ing both inside and outside of the classroom. With multiple technological options, students

can access instructional video content “anywhere and anytime,” allowing them to extend

learning opportunities. If students are going to be constantly accessing technology, having

access to a massive library of instructionally correlated videos and digital resources allows

for substantial learning outside of the classroom. In addition, virtual or online courses will

typically have embedded video segments to highlight concepts, assist students with visual-

izing content and keep their interest in the subject matter.

In the classroom, teachers constantly have to strive to find innovative ways to keep stu-

dents engaged, and videos can provide that hook to keep students learning. Students cre-

ate and integrate their own videos along with existing resources to create new instruction-

al units and learning opportunities. These new models also allow teachers to give students

new ways to master content outside of a traditional lecture format.

Integrating video and other digital resources to have a positive impact on student learn-

ing helps keep the important work of teachers fresh and engaging, and represents a change

for the best.

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Vegas PBS provides video training to local teachers

Neil Simon FestivalLost In YonkersSat. July 13 to Sun. July 14Overnight trip from Vegas PBS to Cedar City

Utah Shakespeare Festival Day Trips (See back cover)Saturday, August 3

Love’s Labour’s LostSaturday, September 21

The Marvelous WonderettesDeparts Vegas PBS at 8 a.m., returns 7 p.m.(see back cover)

STRAIGHT NO CHASERThur. Sept. 26 & Fri. Sept. 27 at 8 p.m.Sat. Sept. 28 at 2 p.m. & 8 p.mThe Pearl at The Palms (See back cover)

JOSH GROBAN – IN THE ROUNDSunday, Oct. 13 at 7:30 p.m.MGM Grand Garden Arena (See back cover)

CHRIS MANNFriday, November 8 and Saturday, November 9 at 7 p.m.The Smith Center – Cabaret Jazz Theatre

ANDREA BOCELLI Saturday, December 7 at 8 p.m.MGM Grand Garden Arena (See back cover)

For performance and event information,contact Vegas PBS at 702.737.7500or visit VegasPBS.org/specials.

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he evening begins with NOVA: Building Pharaoh’sChariot at 8 p.m. Some historians claim that theEgyptian chariot launched a technological and strategicrevolution and was the secret weapon behind Egypt’s

greatest era of conquest known as the New Kingdom. But was thechariot really a revolutionary design? How decisive was its role in thebloody battles of the ancient world? A team of archaeologists, engi-neers, woodworkers and horse trainers builds and tests two accuratereplicas of Egyptian royal chariots. Driving them to their limits in thedesert outside Cairo, experts test the claim that the chariot marks acrucial turning point in ancient military history. Repeats Sunday, July14 at 9 a.m.

Following at 9 p.m., Secrets of the Dead: Ultimate Tutdelves into the greatest archaeological find in history. Ninety yearsago in Egypt’s Valley of the Kings, Tutankhamen’s tomb and its goldentreasures were discovered. It made Tutankhamen the most famousname in ancient Egyptian history. But the real story has becomeshrouded in myth – with many mysteries around the tomb unsolved to

this day. Now this two-hour special brings together the latest evidencefrom a team of archaeologists, anatomists, geologists andEgyptologists, to build the ultimate picture of Tutankhamen. Blending3D graphics, stylized reconstruction and action-adventure forensicinvestigation, we take a 21st-century approach to ancient history. Wewill follow genuinely new scientific research and present freshinsights into how Tutankhamen was buried, why his tomb was the onlyone to remain intact, and the enduring enigma around how he died.Repeats Sunday, July 14 at 10 a.m.

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Chris Naunton, director of Egypt Exploration Society in Tutankhamen's tomb

Exploring Ancient EgyptVegas PBS takes you back in time to explore the mysteries of exotic ancient Egypt with two fascinating specials.Wednesday, July 10 from 8 - 11 p.m. on Vegas PBS Channel 10 and 10.1

But the real story has become shrouded in myth...”‘‘ Gunther Kunst and Irene F. Mueller with Egypt’s earliest complete horse skeleton.

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F o r m o r e i n f o r m a t i o n , c o n t a c t :Diana Morgan, Major Gifts Officer702.799.1010 x5415email: [email protected]

Duchess Louisa, one of Britain’s foremostpolitical hostesses. Duchess Louisa’s daugh-ter-in-law, American Consuelo Yznaga delValle, introduced American heiresses intothe British aristocracy; many of theseyoung women married British noblemen.Billy Cavendish, heir of the 10th Duke ofDevonshire, wooed and wed KathleenKennedy, the sister of future U.S. presidentJohn F. Kennedy. The marriage was short-lived, however: Billy died in action in WorldWar II four months after they exchangedvows. Four years later, Kathleen died in aplane crash. She was buried at Chatsworth.Repeats Sunday, July 21 at 7 p.m.

the current earl, who takes view-ers on a personal tour around thenoble manor that’s first of all hisfamily home. Repeats Sunday, July14 at 7 p.m.

Secrets ofChatsworthSunday, July, 14 at 8 p.m. on Vegas PBS Channel 10 and 10.1In its 500-year history, Chatsworthhas been home to some notableinhabitants, among them the 5th Duke ofDevonshire, his wife, Lady GeorgianaSpencer, and Lady Elizabeth Foster, wholived together in a ménage à trois. KingEdward VII enjoyed shooting parties on theestate and was often entertained by

lthorp, childhood home andfinal resting place of PrincessDiana, is currently the home ofDiana’s brother, Charles, the

9th Earl Spencer. Nineteen generations ofSpencers have presided over this grandestate for more than 500 years. TheSpencer dynasty has produced politicians,military heroes, dukes and duchesses andwill one day furnish Britain with a king:Diana’s son, Prince William. Noted fortheir generosity, the Spencers once cameto the rescue of a distant cousin fallen onhard times: the great-great-great-grandfa-ther of George Washington. Althorp Househas hosted some of the kingdom’s most dis-tinguished guests, and its rooms have wit-nessed scenes of great celebration: thefirst earl’s secret wedding to his sweet-heart and most recently, the marriage of

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Althorp, childhood home and final

resting place of Princess Diana...”‘‘

Chatsworth house in Derbyshire

Art collection at Chatsworth house

Charles Spencer, 9th Earl Spencer,Brother of Diana, Princess of Wales


Jonas Kaufmann and (above) with cast members

tar tenor Jonas Kaufmann sings the title role in a new production of

Wagner’s final masterpiece, staged by acclaimed French Canadian director

François Girard.

The extraordinary cast of Wagnerians assembled for the deeply meditative

opera about sin, redemption, pain, and healing includes German bass René Pape;

Swedish soprano Katarina Dalayman; Swedish baritone Peter Mattei as the wounded king

Amfortas; and Russian bass-baritone Evgeny Nikitin as the evil wizard Klingsor. Italian

maestro Daniele Gatti conducts Wagner’s powerful and complex score.

The Associated Press found this production to be “(a) Parsifal to treasure, elevated to

the highest musical level by the solemnity and sweep of Daniele Gatti’s conducting and

the dedication of a dream cast of singing actors.” American bass-baritone Eric Owens

hosts the broadcast and conducts backstage interviews with the stars.

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...deeply meditative operaabout sin, redemption,

pain and healing...”‘‘

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Arts

Maria StuardaSunday, July 28 at 4 p.m. on

Vegas PBS Channel 10 and 10.1

oyce DiDonato stars as Mary, Queen of Scots, in the first-ever Met production of

Donizetti’s intensely dramatic historical opera. South African soprano Elza van den

Heever makes her Met debut as Mary’s rival, the formidable Queen Elizabeth I, and

Matthew Polenzani sings Leicester, the nobleman caught

between the two dueling monarchs. Maurizio Benini con-

ducts a cast that also includes Matthew Rose as Talbot, Mary’s jail-

er, and Joshua Hopkins as Elizabeth’s advisor Cecil.

The production is by David McVicar, who also staged last season’s broadcast of

Donizetti’s Tudor drama Anna Bolena. Soprano Deborah Voigt hosts the broadcast and con-

ducts backstage interviews with the stars.

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...the first-everMet production

of Donizetti’s opera.”‘‘

en Burns has been making documentary films that are unafraid of controversy andtragedy for more than 25 years. He has directed and produced some of the mostacclaimed historical documentaries ever made. Stephen Ambrose, the historian, hassaid of Ken’s films, “More Americans get their history from Ken Burns than any other

source.” This month, Vegas PBS has brought together some of the most compelling and intriguingof his films that bring to life pivotal events in American history.

The Statue of LibertyTuesday, July 2 at 8 p.m.

For more than 100 years, the Statue of Liberty has been a symbol of hope and refuge for gen-erations of immigrants. In this lyrical, compelling and provocative portrait of the statue, KenBurns explores both the history of America’s premier symbol and the meaning of liberty itself.

Narrated by David McCullough, the film traces the develop-ment of the monument – from its conception to its fascinat-ing and often controversial construction to its final dedica-tion. Featuring rare archival photographs, paintings anddrawings, readings from actual diaries, letters and newspa-pers of the day, the fascinating story of this universallyadmired monument is told.

Also included are interviews with Americans from allwalks of life, including former New York governor MarioCuomo, the late congresswoman Barbara Jordan and the latewriters James Baldwin and Jerzy Kosinski.


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from Ken Burns than any other source.”‘‘

AmericaThroughthe Lens ofKen BurnsThroughout July on Vegas PBSChannel 10 and 10.1

Ken Burns

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The Civil WarSunday, July 7 from Noon to 7 p.m. and Sunday, July 14 from Noon to 5 p.m.

In 1990, Ken Burns’ epic documentary brought to lifeAmerica’s most destructive – and defining conflict. Thisseries was most highly-watched program ever on PBS,attracting more than 40 million viewers and has been hon-ored with more than 40 major film and television awards.

Immerse yourself in the profound drama of the Civil Waras Vegas PBS presents the series in its entirety over twoSundays. The program is the saga of celebrated generals and ordinary soldiers, a heroic and tran-scendent president and a country that had to divide itself in two in order to become one. Voicesfor the series include Sam Waterston, Jason Robards, Jeremy Irons, Morgan Freeman, GarrisonKeillor, Arthur Miller and many others. Historian David McCullough narrates.

In an interview, Burns observes, “I realized that we had taken longer to make a film about theCivil War than it took the nation to fight it in the first place. But the long and painstaking processhad permitted me to refine a filmmaking style that we had been evolving for more than 10 years.”

Lewis & ClarkTuesdays, July 9 & 16 at 8 p.m.

Sent by President Thomas Jefferson to find the fabled Northwest Passage, Meriwether Lewisand William Clark led the most important expedition in American history – a voyage of danger anddiscovery from St. Louis to the headwaters of the Missouri River, over the Continental Divide tothe Pacific. It was the United States’ first exploration of the West and one of the nation’s mostenduring adventures. This program tells the remarkable story of the entire corps – not just thetwo famous captains, but the young army men, French-Canadian boatmen, Clark’s African-American slave and the Shoshone woman, Sacagawea, who brought along her infant son. HalHolbrook narrates. Repeats Sundays July 14 & 21 at 5 p.m.

The Dust BowlSunday, July 21 from 1 to 5 p.m.

This compelling film chronicles the environmental catastrophe that, throughout the 1930s,destroyed farmlands of the Great Plains, turned prairies into deserts and unleashed a pattern ofmassive, deadly dust storms that for many seemed to herald the end of the world. Once a droughthit in 1931, winds began picking up soil from the open fields and grew into dust storms of biblicalproportions. Each year for nearly a decade, the storms grew more ferocious and more frequent,sweeping up millions of tons of earth, killing crops and livestock, threatening to turn the south-ern plains into a Sahara, even spreading the dust clear across the country.

The documentary uses compelling interviews with 26 survivors of those hard times – what willprobably be the last recorded testimony of the generation that lived through the Dust Bowl. Filledwith seldom-seen movie footage, previously unpublished photographs, and the observations of tworemarkable women who left behind eloquent written accounts, the film is also a historicalaccounting of what happened and why during the 1930s on the southern plains.

Sunday, April 14, 1935, Boise City

Abraham Lincoln

ing personal account of her own immigrantexperience to viewers. Each story featuresa nationally known celebrity guest fromthe worlds of film, television, music, thearts or food. The celebrity cast includesactress Anna Deavere Smith, opera singerRenee Fleming, singer Martha Wainwright,chef Jacques Pepin and actor/comedianAlec Mapa.Lidia’s Italy in AmericaSaturdays at 3:30 p.m. Beginning July 13

Continue your Saturday afternoons withLidia as she crosses the country and delvesinto the rich and diverse development ofItalian-American culture and its impact onAmerican food, drink, art, music and fash-ion. She spends time with Italian-American families, fishermen, chefs, farm-ers, butchers and entrepreneurs; visits big-city Italian enclaves keeping old-world tra-ditions alive; and cooks dishes inspired byItalian-American immigrants.July 13 Italian Style Breakfast for Dinner

Lidia cooks frittatas today; they aredelicious for lunch AND dinner and arealso a great way to use leftover vegetablesand day old bread. Recipes include RicottaFrittata, Sausage, Eggs & Pepper Frittataand an Asparagus and Onion Frittata. Shealso visits Brooklyn’s famous Faicco withdear friend and restaurateur, AngeloVivolo, to see their Italian-American tradi-tion of making sausage.July 20 New York Italian Style

In this episode, Lidia shares three deli-cious recipes that she picked up on ArthurAvenue and in Little Italy, New York.Zucchini and Eggplant Parmigiana,Roberto’s Chicken Piccante and SkilletCauliflower Torrisi are all the very core ofItalian-American comfort food. She alsovisits the Maugeri Farms in southern NewJersey and the Migliorelli food stand inUnion Square Market in New York City tosee what kind of traditions these Italian-American families are passing down togenerations to come.July 27 Heartwarming Italian-American Classics

Italians are known for their big familymeals, and in this episode Lidia celebratestwo heart-warming Italian-American clas-sics that are perfect for any Sunday gettogether – Chicken Trombino and Italian-American Meatloaf – two family friendlydishes that will bring your loved ones closeto the table.

aturday afternoons combine thedishes of Italy with the flavors ofAmerica with beloved host andchef Lidia Bastianich. The month

begins as Lidia is featured in a new specialthat celebrates freedom and diversity inAmerica. Then enjoy the second season ofher popular cooking series as she embarkson another round of eye-opening culinaryjourneys. Vegas PBS is grateful to the

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Simms Foundation for their support andsponsorship of this series.Lidia Celebrates America: Freedom and IndependenceSaturday, July 6 at 3:30 p.m.

Join Lidia as she travels across thecountry, exploring the experiences of sever-al different ethnicities and cultures in fourunique segments. The subject resonatesdeeply with Lidia, who also reveals a mov-

Lidia Bastianich

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on Vegas PBSChannel 10 and 10.1

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ritain is extraordinarily rich in prehistory with monuments of stone, fragments of domes-

tic life and the remains of people who walked the land thousands of years ago. Together,

they add up to an amazing tale of survival, technological innovation and revolution that

laid the foundations of modern society. Now, former archaeologist Neil Oliver travels the

British Isles to uncover this remarkable story. Tapping into the latest scientific detective work and

experimental archeology at the frontier of cutting edge research, he gets under the skin of this mys-

terious world and the lives of those who inhabited it.

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The land, and the stone that comes from it, is viewed as sacred. Stonehenge is the center of this

landscape, a place where the living can commune with the dead, and through which the recently

dead can pass into the world of the ancestors.

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Metal comes to Britain from Europe. The art of using fire and of working metal is a religious activi-

ty. The first swords appear, and warriors challenge the shaman class. Wealth, imports and exports

create new social forces. After thousands of years, Stonehenge is abandoned.

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TheWorld ofStonehengeThursdays, July 18-25 at 8 p.m. on Vegas PBS Channel 10 and 10.1

Stonehenge, Wiltshire, England

Neil Oliver

sands of miles from France in the South toNorway in the North. This is the story of howthis vast engineering project sucked in hugequantities of raw materials and men from allover the Third Reich…and faced its ulti-mate test on D-Day.

July 24 U-Boat PensTo create a safe haven in port for their

lethal U-boat submarines, the Nazis builtmassive, impenetrable concrete submarinepens. Structures too immense to be hidden,they were constructed to withstand directhits from even the biggest Allied bombs.Such was their size and strength that thesepens still survive today, a testament to theirengineering.

July 31 V2 Rocketand Dome

The first ever long-range rockets weredesigned and built by the Nazis in a networkof top secret research labs, undergroundsilos and hi-tech launch pads. This is thestory of how scientist Werner von Braun her-alded the birth of ballistic missiles and laidthe technological foundations for the spacerace.

n the quest for world domination, theNazis built some of the biggest anddeadliest pieces of military hardwareand malevolent technology in history.

With brilliant, dark minds and a legion ofcaptive labor at their disposal, the Nazisbelieved the path to ultimate victory was toout-build and out-engineer their enemies. Tothem, bigger definitely meant better, andbetter meant more lethal. As Hitler's grip onEurope tightened, he ordered men likeWernher von Braun, Ferdinand Porsche andAlfried Krupp to build increasingly out-

landish machines and structures to realizehis master plan. This is World War II toldfrom a new perspective. This series uncoversthe engineering secrets of three iconic megastructures, tells the stories of the evilgeniuses that designed them and revealshow these structures sparked a technologi-cal revolution that changed warfare forever.

July 17 Atlantic WallTo protect occupied Europe from an

Allied invasion, Hitler demanded the con-struction of a defensive wall stretching thou-

I


U-Boat Pens

Nazi MegaWeaponsWednesdays, July 17-31 at 10 p.m.on Vegas PBS Channel 10 and 10.1

...Nazis believed the path to ultimate victory wasto out-build and out-engineer their enemies.”‘‘

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S p o t l i g h t

Antiques Roadshow--Vintage EditionMondays in July at 8 p.m.on Vegas PBS Channel 10 and 10.1

July 8 Vintage RochesterBack in 1998, we traveled to Rochester,

New York, and appraised items including apainting by Frank Zappa, a van Munster vio-lin and a Minton vase. One of these itemsincreased more than five times in value andanother has dropped by more than $1,000.

July 15 Vintage LouisvilleIn 1998, a 19th-century folk art jug was

appraised at $30,000 to $50,000; it has sinceleaped in value to an estimated $100,000 to$150,000! Tune in for more updates on itemslike a South Carolina Slave Badge from 1810and James Dean’s high school yearbook.

ntiques Roadshow has visitedmany cities and has discoveredsome amazing finds. But throughthe years, some of the prices of

these items have increased dramaticallywhile others have lost value. Join us as werevisit some of these incredible pieces for afascinating look at their present worth.

July 1 Vintage MilwaukeeIt’s been fifteen years since we visited

Milwaukee. Ever wonder what some of theitems appraised back then are worth now?For example – a Tiffany lamp, which wasappraised at $8,000-$15,000 in 1998 and isnow valued between $20,000 and $30,000!

July 22 Vintage HartfordWe also visited Hartford in 1998. The big

winner here is a Tiffany aquamarine glassvase, which was originally appraised at$30,000 to $40,000 and is now valuedbetween $90,000 and $100,000.

July 29 Vintage RichmondSince 1998, a Cartier desk clock has

increased in value, while a Royal Doultonbear has dropped nearly in half. Other itemsfeatured include 1956 World Series base-balls, a Carnegie autograph album and acollection of diamond and ruby jewelry.

Programs repeat the following Thursdaysat 9 p.m. except July 4.

ASaturday Evening Postcover illustration, Louisville

B O U L D E R C I T Y

P U B L I C A R T S C A P EOVER 30 SCULPTURES ON EXHIBIT

New Sculptures on LoanAvailable For Sale to the Public

BCPAS brochures available at the

Hotel to help you enjoy your walking

tour of all the permanent and annual

sculpture exhibits.

For more information call 702.293.7731V i s i t P u b l i c A r t S c a p e . c o m

Eggcited $9,375.(above) by artist Kimber Fiebiger

A Gift from the Gods $600.(right) by artist Sandra Messina

S u p p o r t t h e A r t s • C o m e E n j o y t h e P u b l i c A r t a n d H i s t o r y o f B o u l d e r C i t y

P l a n n e d G i v i n g

Last Will and TestamentsBy David M. Grant, JD, MAcc

the opportunity in their last will and testa-ment to nominate a guardian for minor chil-dren, if any, and for themselves if necessary.A few definitions and basic requirements fora will in the State of Nevada are as follows:

• The testator (person making the will)must be of sound mind and at least 18 yearsold. (NRS 133.020)

• Formal wills, as opposed to holographicwills, must be in writing and signed by thetestator, and attested to by at least two com-petent witnesses, subscribing their namesto the will in the presence of the testator.NRS 133.040. Notarizing the witnesses’ affi-davits can be helpful in establishing thatthe witnesses truly witnessed the executionof the will. (NRS 133.050)

• A holographic will is one in which thesignature, date, and material provisions arewritten by the hand of the testator, whetherwitnessed or notarized. (NRS 133.090)

• Tangible personal property can be dis-

lthough a living trust is theestate planning and testamen-tary vehicle of choice for mostpeople in Southern Nevada, for

those who have modest size estates – suchas where there is no real estate involved,and where the only assets are small bankaccounts, home furnishings and heirlooms –a will may be the better choice.

A will is important, at a minimum, to des-ignate the individual one would like to serveas executor of his or her estate, to divide theestate among the proper individuals andcharities, to declare one’s heirs and makeany desired disinheritances, and to leavecherished heirlooms and other personaleffects to those persons who will mostappreciate them.

A will is also used to designate how one’sremains are to be handled, and to makewishes known concerning burial, cremationand funeral plans. Many people also take

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posed of by a written statement of list left bythe testator, so long as the list or statementis referenced in the will. It must also besigned, and dated, as well as be sufficientlyclear in identifying the specific personalproperty and individuals who should respec-tively take such personal property. Realproperty and other property with titles,such as bank accounts or corporate stock,should not be included on the list, butrather handled within the body of the will.(NRS 133.045)

Vegas PBS offers free consultations withany of our Vegas PBS Planned GivingCouncil members regarding wills, trusts andother estate planning vehicles. These con-sultations are accompanied by discountedservices, which Vegas PBS is pleased to offerour members. For details, contact DianaMorgan, Major Gifts Officer, at 702.799.1010x5415 or email [email protected]. Inthe meantime, thank you for your support ofpublic television and our community.

David Grant is a longtime estate plan-ning and asset protection attorney, withoffices in both Summerlin and Henderson.He is a member of the Vegas PBS PlannedGiving Council and a partner at the lawoffices of Grant Morris Dodds.

David Grant

Scott & BaileySaturdays at 9:45 p.m.on Vegas PBS Channel 10 and 10.1

S p o t l i g h t

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Extraordinary WomenThursdays at 10 p.m. beginning July 11on Vegas PBS Channel 10 and 10.1

July 25 Coco ChanelShe came from unimaginable poverty to

create the most iconic fashion brand of the20th century, rising to the top in a male-dominated world. But Coco’s longing forlove nearly cost her everything.

earn the stories of extraordinarywomen who overcame all adversi-ties to emerge as triumphant,inspirational icons. They seemed

to have it all – glamour, power, wealth andadoration, but the series reveals the pricethese extraordinary women paid for theirachievements.

July 11 Grace KellyA Hollywood star became a real-life

princess when she married Monaco’s PrinceRainier III in 1956…but the marriagewouldn't live up to the fairy-tale.

July 18 Wallis SimpsonThis twice-divorced American created a

constitutional crisis when King Edward VIIIgave up the British throne to marry her in1938. It was not the life they wanted, butthey had each other.

Grace Kelly

LHere in Southern Nevada, women are out front, leading our community to greater prosperity

in every way imaginable, yet women and girls still face significant and profound challenges

throughout their lives. The Vegas PBS Women’s Engagement Council is a group ofphilanthropic and community-minded women whose members donate $2,000 annually to support

Vegas PBS programs that focus on issues affecting women and girls in three main focus areas:

human trafficking, young women’s health and well-being, and the Makers: Women inNevada History documentary project. In addition, they work with local non-profit organiza-tions that provide direct services to women and girls here in Las Vegas. We are grateful for their

dedicated work in our community in these important areas.

For more information on the Vegas PBS Women’s Engagement Council, contact Diana Morgan,

Major Gifts Officer, at 702.799.1010 x5415.

B R A N D N E W L I N E U P !

Vegas PBS will once again present special“theme weeks” of children’s programsthroughout the entire summer to help kidsbuild and retain literacy skills, preventingthe “summer slide.”

Summer Literacy Theme Weeks:July 1 -5: Curious George has a “CreativeGeorge Week.”

July 8 -9: Dinosaur Train encores the two-part “Dinosaurs A-Z.”

July 15 -19: Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood hosts a “Let’s Play Outside Week.”

July 22-26: The Cat in the Hat Knows A Lot About That! presents a “Let’s Get Wet Week.”

July 29 -August 2: Arthur offers a “Sports Week.”

S U M M E R L I N E U PWith school out, be sure to remember thenew lineup of children’s programs for thesummer. Take a look at our schedule soyou will be able to find your child’s favoriteshows. Have a great summer!

Vegas PBS Channel 1010.1 Broadcast, 10 & 1010 HD Cox Cable,10 DirecTV, 10 & 1010 HD Prism Education, information, health and culture for general audiences

Vegas PBS On DemandVegasPBS.org

Vegas PBS Create 10.2 Broadcast, 112 Cox Cable,and 12 Prism“How- to” and lifestyle programming

Vegas PBS Vme10.3 Broadcast, 113 Cox Cable,9414 HD Dish, 846 DishLATINO,and 11 PrismEducation, lifestyle, performanceand culture in Spanish

Vegas PBS Rewind 110 Cox Cable The best of Channel 10 again with programs from CCSD, CSN and UNLV

Vegas PBS Jackpot! 111 Cox CableEducational and general audiencefor CCSD, CSN and UNLV

Vegas PBS Worldview114 Cox Cable, 2183 HD DirecTVNews for globally -minded people.Now streaming live online at VegasPBS.org


Voces

6:00 a.m. Wishbone

6:30 a.m. Clifford the Big Red Dog

7:00 a.m. Curious George

7:30 a.m. The Cat in the Hat

Knows A Lot About That!

8:00 a.m. Super WHY!

8:30 a.m. Dinosaur Train

9:00 a.m. Sesame Street

10:00 a.m. Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood

10:30 a.m. Sid the Science Kid

11:00 a.m. WordWorld

11:30 a.m. Signing Time!

NOON Martha Speaks

12:30 p.m. WordGirl

1:00 p.m. Fetch

1:30 p.m. Electric Company

2:00 p.m. Wild Kratts

2:30 p.m. Martha Speaks

3:00 p.m. Curious George

3:30 p.m. Arthur

4:00 p.m. Arthur

4:30 p.m. WordGirl

5:00 p.m. Wild Kratts

5:30 p.m. Cyberchase

6:00 p.m. PBS NewsHour

7:00 p.m. Nightly Business Report

Vegas PBS Channels

What’s On

Weekdays | Vegas PBS 10

Children’sLineupRick Steves’ EuropeSaturdays at 7:30 a.m.on Vegas PBS

Channel 10 and 10.1

Dinosaur Train

Arthur

The Cat in the HatKnows All About That!

Please visit VegasPBS.org for complete program scheduleOvernight on Vegas PBS Channel 10 | July12:00 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:30 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:30

7/1Anthem Secrets of Henry VIII’s Palace. The

royal pleasure palace of HamptonCourt.

Masterpiece Mystery!: Inspector Lewis, Series VI:Intelligent Design. The death of a professor may belinked to missing student.

Paul McCartney: In Performance at the White House Wai Lana Yoga ClassicalStretch:Esmonde

7/2Tavis Smiley Priceless

AntiquesRoadshow

Antiques Roadshow: VintageMilwaukee. Items appraisedinclude a Tiffany lamp.

British AntiquesRoadshow

PricelessAntiquesRoadshow

Antiques Roadshow: Chattanooga,TN. An 1826 Tennessee huntinghorn; Regency cellarette.

Charlie Rose Wai Lana Yoga:Rock & Roll.

ClassicalStretch:Esmonde

7/3Tavis Smiley Outdoor

Nevada.Activities.

The Statue of Liberty. FilmmakerKen Burns tells of LibertyEnlightening the World.

Mount Rushmore: AmericanExperience

Frontline Charlie Rose Wai Lana Yoga ClassicalStretch:Esmonde

7/4Tavis Smiley artSscene: Raw:

Natural BornArtists.

Nature: American Eagle. Baldeagle strives to maintain itsone-ton aerie and raise chicks.

NOVA: Dogs Decoded. Shelter Me: Let’s Go Home Charlie Rose Wai Lana Yoga ClassicalStretch:Esmonde

7/5Tavis Smiley 3,2,1 Fireworks A Capitol Fourth. Tom Bergeron hosts a celebration

of the nation’s independence. Performers includeJackie Evancho.

A Capitol Fourth. Tom Bergeron hosts a celebrationof the nation’s independence. Performers includeJackie Evancho.

Charlie Rose Wai Lana Yoga ClassicalStretch:Esmonde

7/6Tavis Smiley Nevada Week in

ReviewWashingtonWeek WithGwen Ifill

Need to Know artScene: DiaDe Los Muertos.

Diana Ross: For One and for All. The singer performsin New York’s Central Park.

Charlie Rose Wai Lana Yoga:Snap, Crackle &Pop.

b organicwith MicheleBeschen

7/7Austin City Limits: Steve MillerBand; Preservation Hall Jazz Band.

Doc Martin. Martin is angry that apregnant Louisa is moving furni-ture.

Scott & Bailey MI-5 British AntiquesRoadshow

As Time Goes By Are You BeingServed?: TheClock.

Wai Lana Yoga OutdoorNevada.Activities.

7/8Secrets of Henry VIII’s Palace. Theroyal pleasure palace of HamptonCourt.

Secrets of Althorp – The Spencers Masterpiece Mystery!: Endeavour, Series 1: Girl.Endeavour investigates the sudden death of astudent.

OutdoorNevada.Activities.

Shelter Me: Let’s Go Home Wai Lana Yoga ClassicalStretch:Esmonde


AntiquesRoadshow

Antiques Roadshow: VintageRochester.



Antiques Roadshow: Chattanooga,TN. A 19th-century militarysaxophone.


7/10Tavis Smiley Outdoor Nevada Lewis & Clark: The Journey of the Corps of Discovery. The explorers

embark on a momentous expedition to the Northwest; Hal Holbrooknarrates.


7/11Tavis Smiley artScene: Dia

De Los Muertos.NOVA: Building Pharaoh’s Chariot.Scientists build two replicas ofEgyptian royal chariots.

Secrets of the Dead: Ultimate Tut. Scientific research providesinsights into how King Tutankhamen was buried and how he died.


7/12Tavis Smiley Saving the Ocean:

Destination Baja.Surviving Disaster: Estonia. Theferry MS Estonia sinks, killing 852people.

Antiques Roadshow: VintageRochester.

Extraordinary Women: Grace Kelly. Charlie Rose Wai Lana Yoga:Yoga Basics.




Need to Know artScene: LasVegas ArtMuseum.

American Masters: A Letter to Elia. Director EliaKazan was praised for films such as “On theWaterfront.”

Charlie Rose Wai Lana Yoga b organicwith MicheleBeschen

7/14Austin City Limits. Country singerMiranda Lambert performs hergreatest hits.

Doc Martin: The Departed. Scott & Bailey MI-5 AntiquesRoadshow:St Fagans.

As Time Goes By Are You BeingServed?: ColdComfort.

Wai Lana Yoga:Let’s Tone Up!

Outdoor Nevada

7/15POV: Herman’sHouse.

Secrets of Chatsworth Masterpiece Mystery!: Endeavour, Series 1: Fugue.Police department works around the clock to stopmurders.

Lewis & Clark: The Journey of the Corps of Discovery. The explorersembark on a momentous expedition to the Northwest; Hal Holbrooknarrates.

Wai Lana Yoga:Tip Top Trio.



AntiquesRoadshow

Antiques Roadshow: VintageLouisville.



Antiques Roadshow: Chattanooga,TN. Heirloom Chippendale tallchest.



Nevada.Activities.


Frontline Charlie Rose Wai Lana Yoga ClassicalStretch:Esmonde

7/18Tavis Smiley artScene: Las

Vegas ArtMuseum.

Nature: Elsa’s Legacy. The fate oflions since the publication of“Born Free” 50 years ago.

NOVA: Ghosts of Machu Picchu. Nazi Mega Weapons Charlie Rose Wai Lana Yoga:Good Vibrations.


7/19Tavis Smiley Saving the

OceanThe World of Stonehenge Antiques Roadshow: Vintage

Louisville.Extraordinary Women. AmericanWallis Simpson marries abdicatedEdward VIII.

Charlie Rose Wai Lana Yoga:Breathe Easy!




Charlie Rose:The Week

artScene Judy Garland: The Concert Years. Stage andtelevision concert footage of Judy Garland.


7/21Austin City Limits: Tim McGraw.Country singer Tim McGraw.

Doc Martin. Doc clashes with thenew district midwife over naturalmethods.

Scott & Bailey MI-5. Harry fears Darshavin stillhas a psychological hold overLucas.

AntiquesRoadshow

As Time Goes By Are You BeingServed?: TheThink Tank.

Wai Lana Yoga OutdoorNevada.Activities.

7/22POV: Only theYoung.

Secrets of Highclere Castle Masterpiece Mystery!: Endeavour, Series 1: Rocket.Visit to a family-owned munitions factory ends withmurder.


Wai Lana Yoga ClassicalStretch:Esmonde


AntiquesRoadshow

Antiques Roadshow: VintageHartford.



Antiques Roadshow: Biloxi, MS.Walter Anderson linocut; 1899“Buffalo Bill” poster.

Charlie Rose Wai Lana Yoga:Two-HandShake.



Nevada.Activities.

The Buddha. Richard Gere narrates the life of the Buddha. Secrets of the Dead: Bones of theBuddha.


7/25Tavis Smiley artScene:

Virko BaileyComposer.

Nature: Siberian Tiger Quest.Searching for elusive Siberiantigers in remote Russia.

NOVA: 3D Spies of WWII. Air photointelligence plays vital role indefeating Hitler.

Nazi Mega Weapons Charlie Rose Wai Lana Yoga.Flexibility; joints.


7/26Tavis Smiley Saving the

OceanThe World of Stonehenge Antiques Roadshow: Vintage

Hartford.Extraordinary Women: CocoChanel.

Charlie Rose Wai Lana Yoga:Easy StressRelief.




Charlie Rose:The Week

artScene Great Performances: Dancing atJacob’s Pillow: Never Stand Still.

Great Romancesof the 20thCentury


7/28Austin City Limits: The Head andthe Heart; Gomez.

Doc Martin. Pauline decides toconfront Martin after opening aletter addressed to him.

Scott & Bailey MI-5. MI-5 is placed on highalert, but Ros insists on puttingherself in the firing line.

As Time Goes By Are You BeingServed?

Wai Lana Yoga:ChakraBreathing.

InsideEducation

7/29POV: High TechLow Life.

da Vinci: The Lost Treasure Wai Lana Yoga:Duck Walking.



AntiquesRoadshow

Antiques Roadshow: VintageRichmond.



Antiques Roadshow: Biloxi, MS. Charlie Rose Wai Lana Yoga:Bellows Breath.



Nevada.Activities.

1421: The Year That China Discoverd America Frontline Charlie Rose Wai Lana Yoga ClassicalStretch:Esmonde

Masterpiece Mystery!: Endeavour, Series 1: Home Great Romances:The Churchills

Great Romances:The Churchills

Great Performances: Dancing atJacob’s Pillow: Never Stand Still.

Outdoor Nevada(11:30) CharlieRose

Primetime | June 30 — July 6 Please visit VegasPBS.org for complete program schedule

*Programs subject to change.

Channel 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30

Sun6/30

Vegas PBS 10Secrets of Henry VIII’s Palace. The royal pleasure palace ofHampton Court.

Masterpiece Mystery!: Inspector Lewis, Series VI: Intelligent Design. Death may be linkedto missing student.

3,2,1 Fireworks

Vegas PBS RewindUNLV Connections

Vegas PBS WorldviewFrance 24 Newsline Irene Huss: The Hunted Witness. A beautiful young woman possesses the wedding ring of another woman found dead in the river

and Irene Huss must try to discover who the victim is.

Vegas PBS CreateEssential Pépin: VegetableBounty.

America’s Test Kitchen FromCook’s Illustrated

Chef John Besh’s New Orleans Joanne Weir’s CookingConfidence: Spanish Fiesta.

Ask This Old House. Transplantingrose bush; lighting.

Rick Steves’ Europe: Rome:Baroque Brilliance.

Vegas PBS JackpotFront Row Center: Phil Collins: Going Back -- Live at theRoseland Ballroom. Singer Phil Collins performs.

Anthem. Colonial Era songs and events influence Francis ScottKey’s “The Star-Spangled Banner.”

Glacier Park’s Night of the Grizzlies. Two bear attacks occurin a single night at the park.

Vegas PBS V-meCuéntame Cómo Pasó: Non Plus Ultra. Escenario: Harry Connick, Jr. en concierto en Broadway. ¿Qué Sucedió?

Mon7/1

Vegas PBS 10Antiques Roadshow: Vintage Milwaukee. Tiffany lamp. British Antiques Roadshow Priceless Antiques Roadshow Antiques Roadshow: Chattanooga, TN. Tennessee hunting horn;

cellarette.

Vegas PBS RewindWonders of the West. ZionNational Park; hot spring.

Outdoor Nevada Rick Steves’ Europe. Belgianchocolate.

Baking With Julia. EstherMcManus; croissants.

Doc Martin: Perish Together as Fools. Louisa has apregnancy scare.

Vegas PBS WorldviewFrance 24 Spiral Spiral

Vegas PBS CreateLidia’s Italy in America Cook’s Country From America’s

Test KitchenMexico: One Plate at a TimeWith Rick Bayless

Joanne Weir’s CookingConfidence

This Old House. Hearth andwoodbox.

Rick Steves’ Europe: Paris:Embracing Life and Art.

Vegas PBS JackpotCharlie Rose Jacques Pépin: More Fast Food

My WayCathlyn’s Korean Kitchen Joanne Weir’s Cooking

ConfidenceCook’s Country From America’sTest Kitchen

Vegas PBS V-meÁfrica de mi Corazón. Los hechos que rodean la vida de unveterinario.

Estelares: El Pacto (Part 1) Pillars of the Earth

Tue7/2

Vegas PBS 10The Statue of Liberty Filmmaker Ken Burns tells of LibertyEnlightening the World.

Mount Rushmore: American Experience Frontline

Vegas PBS RewindSecrets of Henry VIII’s Palace. The royal pleasure palace ofHampton Court.

Masterpiece Mystery!: Inspector Lewis, Series VI: Intelligent Design. Death may be linkedto missing student.

3,2,1 Fireworks

Vegas PBS WorldviewFrance 24 Newsline Maigret: Seven Little Crosses.

Vegas PBS CreateEssential Pépin. Grilled leg oflamb; tournedos.


Chef John Besh’s New Orleans Joanne Weir’s CookingConfidence: Bistro Style.

Hometime. Finishing the shed’sexterior.

Rick Steves’ Europe: London:Historic and Dynamic.

Vegas PBS JackpotCharlie Rose Sun Studio Sessions. Lisa Marie

Presley performs.Sun Studio Sessions. The Bo-Keys perform.

Live From the Artists Den: The Wallflowers. Jakob Dylan and theWallflowers perform.

Vegas PBS V-meComisario Rex Estelares: El Pacto (Part 2) El Barco

Wed7/3

Vegas PBS 10Nature: American Eagle. Bald eagle. NOVA: Dogs Decoded. The origin of dogs. Shelter Me: Let’s Go Home

Vegas PBS RewindAntiques Roadshow: Vintage Milwaukee. Tiffany lamp. British Antiques Roadshow:

Winchester.British Antiques Roadshow:Hutton-in-the-Forest.

Antiques Roadshow: Chattanooga, TN. Tennessee hunting horn;cellarette.

Vegas PBS WorldviewFrance 24 Newsline Don Matteo: The Job. Don Matteo prevents a hit. Cinema Ireland:The Job




Ask This Old House. Transplantingrose bush; lighting.

Rick Steves’ Europe

Vegas PBS JackpotCharlie Rose Moyers & Company Scully: The World Show Growing Bolder. A woman’s

family history.

Vegas PBS V-meAlerta Cobra. No hay descanso para esto hombres que actúanen la carrera.

Estelares: El Pacto (Part 3) Long Lasting Youth

Thu7/4

Vegas PBS 10A Capitol Fourth. Tom Bergeron hosts a celebration of the nation’s independence. Performersinclude Jackie Evancho.

A Capitol Fourth. Tom Bergeron hosts a celebration of the nation’s independence. Performersinclude Jackie Evancho.

Vegas PBS RewindThe Statue of Liberty Filmmaker Ken Burns tells of LibertyEnlightening the World.

Mount Rushmore: American Experience Frontline

Vegas PBS WorldviewFrance 24 Newsline Frank Riva: The Red Angel.

Vegas PBS CreateEssential Pépin. Sugared puffpaste sticks.


Chef John Besh’s New Orleans Joanne Weir’s CookingConfidence

Hometime. Finishing a hillybackyard.

Rick Steves’ Europe: Venice:City of Dreams.

Vegas PBS JackpotCharlie Rose Chihuly in the Hotshop. Artists and gaffers to produce works of glass art. 3,2,1 Fireworks

Vegas PBS V-mePatrulla en Altamar. Náutico de restauración. Estelares: El Pacto (Part 4) Alerta Cobra

Fri7/5

Vegas PBS 10Washington Week With GwenIfill

Need to Know artScene: Dia De Los Muertos. Diana Ross: For One and for All. The singer performs in New York’s Central Park.

Vegas PBS RewindNature: American Eagle. Bald eagle. NOVA: Dogs Decoded. The origin of dogs. Shelter Me: Let’s Go Home

Vegas PBS WorldviewFrance 24 Newsline Detective Montalbano: The Potter’s Field. A dismembered body is found.




This Old House. Hearth andwoodbox.

Rick Steves’ Europe. Venice,Italy, art and lagoon.

Vegas PBS JackpotCharlie Rose Earth Songs. The planet’s scenic beauty and wildlife are

explored, from Chile to New Zealand.Globe Trekker: Globe Trekker Food Hour: Vietnam. Pho Binh noo-dle shop; imperial cuisine.

Vegas PBS V-meCuéntame Cómo Pasó Fear of Loving Jorge Gestoso Investia

Sat7/6

Vegas PBS 10As Time Goes By: You MustRemember This.

Are You Being Served?:The Clock.

Doc Martin: Driving Mr. McLynn. A pregnant Louisa ismoving furniture.

(9:46) Scott & Bailey.A racially-motivated murder.

(10:35) MI-5. Energy suppliesare threatened.

Vegas PBS RewindA Capitol Fourth. Tom Bergeron hosts a celebration of the nation’s independence. Performersinclude Jackie Evancho.

A Capitol Fourth. Tom Bergeron hosts a celebration of the nation’s independence. Performersinclude Jackie Evancho.

Vegas PBS WorldviewFrance 24 Asia This Week Annika Bengtzon: Crime Reporter: Lifetime.

Vegas PBS CreateMartha Stewart’s CookingSchool: Pasta.

Martha Stewart’s CookingSchool: Pasta Sauces.

Martha Stewart’s CookingSchool: Fishmonger.

Martha Stewart’s CookingSchool: Sauteing.

Martha Stewart’s CookingSchool: Dumplings.

Martha Stewart’s CookingSchool: Grains.

Vegas PBS JackpotNature: American Eagle. Bald eagle. Steven Caras: See Them Dance Glacier Park’s Night of the Grizzlies. Two bear attacks occur in a

single night at the park.Desafio Del Inca TBA Alerta Cobra

Vegas PBS V-me

Channels

Newsline

J U L Y 2 0 1 3 27

Annika Bengtzon: Crime ReporterSaturdays, July 6 and 13 at 9 p.m. on Vegas PBS WorldviewFrom the producers of The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo and Wallander comes anew Scandinavian crime series featuring uncompromising crime reporter AnnikaBengtzon. The series of six crime films is based on Liza Marklund’s best-sellingnovels, which have sold more than 13 million copies in more than 30 languagesworldwide. Annika Bengtzon is a very modern woman - a workaholic and mother oftwo struggling to keep her marriage alive. Fearless in her constant search for thetruth, her journalist’s instincts and troubled past lead her to the edge of dangerand to the heart of every crime, from going undercover in a strip club, to probinga complex spiral of terrorism or travelling to the Costa del Sol to investigate mur-ders connected to a drug trade. In Swedish with English subtitles.

ThisWeek’s Picks

his new 30-minute series hosted by

acclaimed journalist Charlie Rose

will feature the iconic television

anchor’s focus on the events and

conversations shaping the week and the week

ahead. Drawing on conversations from his nightly

PBS program and new insightful perspectives from

around the world, it will capture the defining

moments in politics, science, business, culture,

media and sports in a fresh, engaged and smart

presentation. Rose remarks, “We will offer a fresh

look at the people shaping our lives and the ques-

tions that demand answers and context. By bring-

ing together top newsmakers each week and

engaging the audience in innovative ways, we will

invite viewers to start their weekends on Friday

with PBS.”

TDiana Ross:For One and For AllFriday at 9:30 p.m.on Vegas PBSChannel 10 and 10.1On July 21, 1983, the legendary Diana Rosstook the stage in New York’s Central Parkbefore an audience of more than 800,000adoring fans. Soon after the singer began,pouring rain and heavy wind threatened toput an end to the show, but Diana pushedon for much of the set, urging thedrenched crowd to remain calm and staywith her. Eventually the torrential stormput an end to the performance, but notbefore Diana promised her fans she wouldreturn the next day. True to her word,Diana performed the entire concert againon July 22 for the people of New York and,as planned, proceeds from the concertbenefited the Diana Ross Playground,which was built three years later inCentral Park.

Diana Ross

Malin Crépin

Charlie Rose

Charlie Rose: The WeekFridays at 8:30 p.m. Starting July 19on Vegas PBS Channel 10 and 10.1

Primetime | July 7 — July 13 Please visit VegasPBS.org for complete program schedule


Channel 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30

Sun7/7

Vegas PBS 10Secrets of Althorp – The Spencers Masterpiece Mystery!: Endeavour, Series 1: Girl. Sudden death of a student. Great Romances of the 20th

Century. John and Jackie Kennedy


Vegas PBS WorldviewFrance 24 Annika Bengtzon: Crime Reporter: Nobel’s Last Will. Irene Huss: The Hidden

Watcher.

Vegas PBS CreateEssential Pépin: Shell-ebration. America’s Test Kitchen From

Cook’s IllustratedChef John Besh’s New Orleans Martha Stewart’s Cooking

School: Perfect Roast.Ask This Old House. Restoringterrazzo floors.

Rick Steves’ Europe: Paris:Embracing Life and Art.

Vegas PBS JackpotFront Row Center: Moby. Moby performs. Seeds of Resiliency People discuss overcoming personal hard-

ships.Homeland: Immigration in America: Jobs. Immigrant jobs.

Vegas PBS V-meCuéntame Cómo Pasó Escenario: Mariachi : The Spirit of Mexico (10:34) ¿Qué Sucedió?

Mon7/8

Vegas PBS 10Antiques Roadshow: Vintage Rochester. Painting by FrankZappa; violin.

British Antiques Roadshow Priceless Antiques Roadshow Antiques Roadshow: Chattanooga, TN. A 19th-century militarysaxophone.

Vegas PBS RewindWonders of the West: GreatBasin.

Outdoor Nevada Rick Steves’ Europe Baking With Julia Doc Martin: Driving Mr. McLynn. A pregnant Louisa is movingfurniture.

Vegas PBS WorldviewFrance 24 Newsline Spiral. A young woman is brutally murdered. Spiral. The murder of a baby.



Martha Stewart’s CookingSchool: Stewing.

This Old House. Driveway;walk-in closets.

Rick Steves’ Europe: EuropeanTravel Skills.


My WayCathlyn’s Korean Kitchen.Korean palace cuisine.

Joanne Weir’s CookingConfidence: Spanish Fiesta.

Cook’s Country From America’sTest Kitchen


Buddenbrooks (Part 1) Pillars of the Earth

Tue7/9

Vegas PBS 10Lewis & Clark: The Journey of the Corps of Discovery. Momentous Northwest expedition. Frontline: Two American Families (to 11:30 p.m.)

Vegas PBS RewindSecrets of Althorp -- The Spencers Masterpiece Mystery!: Endeavour, Series 1: Girl. Sudden death of a student. Great Romances of the 20th

Century

Vegas PBS WorldviewFrance 24 Newsline Maigret: Maigret at the Etoile du Nord.

Vegas PBS CreateEssential Pépin. Soda bread;gros pain; baguette.


Chef John Besh’s New Orleans Martha Stewart’s CookingSchool: Soups.

Hometime. Planting trees aftera storm.


Vegas PBS JackpotCharlie Rose Sun Studio Sessions Sun Studio Sessions: The Black

Lillies.Live From the Artists Den: Rufus Wainwright. Rufus Wainwrightperforms in New York.

Vegas PBS V-meComisario Rex Buddenbrooks (Part 2) El Barco

Wed7/10

Vegas PBS 10NOVA: Building Pharaoh’s Chariot. Replicas of Egyptian royalchariots.

Secrets of the Dead: Ultimate Tut. King Tutankhamen’s tomb.

Vegas PBS RewindAntiques Roadshow: Vintage Rochester. Painting by Frank Zappa;violin.

British Antiques Roadshow:Hutton-in-the-Forest.

British Antiques Roadshow:A rare coral bracelet.

Antiques Roadshow: Chattanooga, TN. A 19th-century militarysaxophone.

Vegas PBS WorldviewFrance 24 Newsline Don Matteo: Three Marriages and One Father Christmas.

A groom is arrested for murder.Cinema Ireland: Three Marriages and One Father Christmas

Vegas PBS CreateLidia’s Italy in America. Italian-style olive oil.


Mexico: One Plate at a TimeWith Rick Bayless

Martha Stewart’s CookingSchool: Vegetables.

Ask This Old House. Restoringterrazzo floors.


Vegas PBS JackpotCharlie Rose Moyers & Company Scully: The World Show Growing Bolder. Musician John

Babcock.


Buddenbrooks (Part 3) Long Lasting Youth

Thu7/11

Vegas PBS 10Surviving Disaster: Estonia. MS Estonia sinks. Antiques Roadshow: Vintage Rochester. Painting by Frank

Zappa; violin.Extraordinary Women: Grace Kelly. Actress Grace Kelly.

Vegas PBS RewindLewis & Clark: The Journey of the Corps of Discovery. Momentous Northwest expedition. Frontline

Vegas PBS WorldviewFrance 24 Newsline Frank Riva: The Hunted Man.

Vegas PBS CreateEssential Pépin. Mollet eggs flo-rentine; ramekins.


Chef John Besh’s New Orleans Martha Stewart’s CookingSchool: Pasta.

Hometime. Pre-building timberframe walls.

Rick Steves’ Europe Classics.Skiing Mont Blanc.

Vegas PBS JackpotCharlie Rose Homeland: Immigration in America: Jobs. Immigrant jobs. Homeland: Immigration in America: Enforcement. Inconsistent

immigration policies.

Vegas PBS V-mePatrulla en Altamar. Náutico de restauración. Buddenbrooks (Part 4) Alerta Cobra

Fri7/12


Need to Know artScene: Las Vegas ArtMuseum.

American Masters: A Letter to Elia. Director Elia Kazan.

Vegas PBS RewindNOVA: Building Pharaoh’s Chariot. Replicas of Egyptian royalchariots.

Secrets of the Dead: Ultimate Tut. King Tutankhamen’s tomb.

Vegas PBS WorldviewFrance 24 Newsline Detective Montalbano: The Dance of the Seagull. Deputy Fazio goes missing.


Test KitchenJoanne Weir’s CookingConfidence

Martha Stewart’s CookingSchool: Pasta Sauces.

This Old House. Driveway; walk-in closets.

Rick Steves’ Europe Classics

Vegas PBS JackpotCharlie Rose Joseph Rosendo’s Travelscope The Daytripper. NASA; birding

on Armand Bayou.Globe Trekker: Mid-Atlantic States. A 1950s-themed weekendin New Jersey.


Sat7/13

Vegas PBS 10As Time Goes By. Jean andLionel reflect.

Are You Being Served?: ColdComfort.

Doc Martin: The Departed. Martin is irritated by having to sitnext to a patient.

(9:47) Scott & Bailey (10:35) MI-5

Vegas PBS RewindSurviving Disaster: Estonia. MS Estonia sinks. Antiques Roadshow: Vintage Rochester. Painting by Frank Zappa;

violin.Extraordinary Women: Grace Kelly.

Vegas PBS WorldviewFrance 24 Asia This Week Annika Bengtzon: Crime Reporter: A Place in the Sun.

Vegas PBS CreateNew Scandinavian Cooking: ItAll Starts With Kids.

Christina Cooks. Healthy foodsfor children.

P. Allen Smith’s Garden Home b organic with michele beschen P. Allen Smith’s Garden Home For Your Home: I Designed ItMyself.

Vegas PBS JackpotNature: American Eagle. Bald eagle. Shelter Me: Let’s Go Home A Summer of Birds. Story of John James Audubon’s work in

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British Antiques RoadshowWednesdays at 9 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. on Vegas PBS RewindJoin the fun of Antiques Roadshow in Great Britain! Always filmed on location, localresidents numbering in the thousands pour in clutching personal treasures for thechance to discover their true value. They may have been handed down through gen-erations, discovered in dusty attics or picked up in junk shops. It is the fascinatingtales and air of anticipation that makes this series unique, with hopeful owners andviewers alike delighting in the knowledge acquired and in the possibility that theirpiece is about to be revealed as a priceless treasure. This week, travel to Hutton inthe Forest as Fiona Bruce and the team of experts see a valuable painting once usedfor target practice, a watch that reveals a little-known fact about life in POW camps,and a small boy’s toy turns in to a rich collectors must-have.

ThisWeek’s Picks

American Masters: A Letter to EliaFriday, July 12 at 9:30 p.m.on Vegas PBS Channel 10 and 10.1

lia Kazan is primarily remem-

bered for his impressive directori-

al body of work in the 1950s —

On the Waterfront, East of Eden,

A Streetcar Named Desire, Gentleman’s

Agreement, A Face in the Crowd — but remained

controversial. To many, he was singularly and

permanently emblematic of the sin of “naming

names” before the House Committee on Un-

American Activities. To others, his extraordinary

work deserved recognition. One of his strongest

supporters was the filmmaker Martin Scorsese,

the director of this documentary. A personal

and poignant meditation on art and the creative

impulse, this is biography and autobiography —

Kazan’s life, his sense of himself as an immi-

grant, as an outsider — and Scorsese’s early

experiences seeing Kazan’s films for the first

time and being forever influenced.

Elia Kazan

Fiona Bruce

EThe Story of IndiaSaturdays at 5 p.m.Starting July 13 on Vegas PBSChannel 10 and 10.1The world’s largest democracy and a risingeconomic giant, India is now as wellknown across the globe for its mastery ofcomputer technology as it is for its many-armed gods and its famous spiritual tradi-tions. But India is also the world’s mostancient surviving civilization, with unbro-ken continuity back into prehistory. In thislandmark six-part series, historianMichael Wood embarks on a dazzling andexciting journey full of the sights, soundsand people of today’s India. This firstepisode looks at identity and the roots ofIndia's famous “unity in diversity.” Usingall the tools available to the historicaldetective – from DNA to climate science,oral survivals, ancient manuscripts, arche-ology and exploration of the living culturesof the subcontinent – Wood takes us acrossthe country where dramatic new archaeo-logical discoveries are changing our viewof the migrations that have helped makeup Indian identity.

Taj Mahal


Primetime | July 14 — July 20 Please visit VegasPBS.org for complete program scheduleChannel 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30

Sun7/14

Vegas PBS 10Secrets of Chatsworth Masterpiece Mystery!: Endeavour, Series 1: Fugue. Police try to put an end to the murders. Great Romances of the 20th

Century. John Kennedy, Jr.


Vegas PBS WorldviewFrance 24 Annika Bengtzon: Crime Reporter: Prime Time. Irene Huss: The Treacherous

Net.

Vegas PBS CreateEssential Pépin. Venison steaks;skillet duck.


Chef John Besh’s New Orleans Martha Stewart’s CookingSchool: Fishmonger.

Ask This Old House Rick Steves’ Europe: EuropeanTravel Skills.

Vegas PBS JackpotFront Row Center: O.A.R. O.A.R. performs. The Call of the Wild. Chris McCandless’ cross-country pilgrimage ended in tragedy on Alaska’s

Stampede Trail in 1992.Geocache

Vegas PBS V-meCuéntame Cómo Pasó Escenario: Gustavo Dudamel and The LA Philharmonic (10:34) ¿Qué Sucedió?

Mon7/15

Vegas PBS 10Antiques Roadshow: Vintage Louisville. A 19th-century folk artjug.

British Antiques Roadshow:British Museum.

Priceless Antiques Roadshow Antiques Roadshow: Chattanooga, TN. Heirloom Chippendaletall chest; 8-ball.

Vegas PBS RewindWonders of the West: CaliforinaMigration.

Outdoor Nevada Rick Steves’ Europe Baking With Julia. Pita bread;lamb/tomato bread.

Doc Martin: The Departed. Martin is irritated by having to sitnext to a patient.

Vegas PBS WorldviewFrance 24 Newsline Spiral. The charred body of a businessman is found in his home. Spiral. The list of suspects grows.



Martha Stewart’s CookingSchool: Sauteing.

This Old House. Granite posts;vintage doorbell.

Rick Steves’ Europe Classics.Alsatian wine road.


My WayMartin Yan’s Hidden China Joanne Weir’s Cooking

ConfidenceCook’s Country From America’sTest Kitchen


Estelares: The Amber Amulet (Part 1) Pillars of the Earth

Tue7/16

Vegas PBS 10Lewis & Clark: The Journey of the Corps of Discovery. Momentous Northwest expedition. Frontline

Vegas PBS RewindSecrets of Chatsworth Masterpiece Mystery!: Endeavour, Series 1: Fugue. Police try to put an end to the murders. Great Romances of the 20th

Century. Kennedys.

Vegas PBS WorldviewFrance 24 Newsline Maigret: Maigret Goes Home. Maigret visits his hometown and witnesses a murder.

Vegas PBS CreateEssential Pépin. Tomato chow-der with mollet eggs.


Chef John Besh’s New Orleans Martha Stewart’s CookingSchool: Dumplings.

Hometime. Timber frame styleroof trusses.

Rick Steves’ Europe Classics.Santorini.

Vegas PBS JackpotCharlie Rose Sun Studio Sessions. Chris

Milam performs.Sun Studio Sessions. TheDunwells perform.

Live From the Artists Den: Mayer Hawthorne. Mayer Hawthorneand his band perform.

Vegas PBS V-meComisario Rex Estelares: The Amber Amulet (Part 2) El Barco

Wed7/17

Vegas PBS 10Nature: Elsa’s Legacy: The Born Free Story. The fate of lions after“Born Free.”

NOVA: Ghosts of Machu Picchu. Archaeologists explore MachuPicchu.

Nazi Mega Weapons. Structures that changed warfare.

Vegas PBS RewindAntiques Roadshow: Vintage Louisville. A 19th-century folk artjug.

British Antiques Roadshow British Antiques Roadshow Antiques Roadshow: Chattanooga, TN. Heirloom Chippendaletall chest; 8-ball.

Vegas PBS WorldviewFrance 24 Newsline Don Matteo: Beauty Farm. A famous American actress is found

dead.Cinema Ireland: The Beauty Farm



Martha Stewart’s CookingSchool: Grains.

Ask This Old House Rick Steves’ Europe Classics.Ancient sites.

Vegas PBS JackpotCharlie Rose Moyers & Company Scully: The World Show Growing Bolder: Living in

Harmony.


Estelares: The Amber Amulet (Part 3) Long Lasting Youth

Thu7/18

Vegas PBS 10The World of Stonehenge. Stonehenge. Antiques Roadshow: Vintage Louisville. A 19th-century folk art

jug.Extraordinary Women: Wallis Simpson. Wallis Simpson marriesEdward VIII.

Vegas PBS RewindLewis & Clark: The Journey of the Corps of Discovery. Momentous Northwest expedition. Frontline

Vegas PBS WorldviewFrance 24 Newsline Johan Falk

Vegas PBS CreateEssential Pépin. Meringue shellswith chantilly cream.


Chef John Besh’s New Orleans Martha Stewart’s CookingSchool: Preserving.

Hometime. Repairing a patioover a storage area.

Rick Steves’ Europe Classics.Cliff hideaways.

Vegas PBS JackpotCharlie Rose A Summer of Birds. Story of John James Audubon’s work in West

Feliciana Parish in 1821.A Summer of Birds. Story of John James Audubon’s work inWest Feliciana Parish in 1821.

Vegas PBS V-mePatrulla en Altamar. Náutico de restauración. Estelares: The Amber Amulet (Part 4) Alerta Cobra

Fri7/19


Charlie Rose: The Week artScene: Virko BaileyComposer.

Judy Garland: The Concert Years. Stage and television concert footage of Judy Garland.

Vegas PBS RewindNature: Elsa’s Legacy: The Born Free Story. The fate of lionsafter “Born Free.”

NOVA: Ghosts of Machu Picchu. Archaeologists explore MachuPicchu.

Nazi Mega Weapons. Structures that changed warfare.

Vegas PBS WorldviewFrance 24 Newsline Detective Montalbano: Treasure Hunt. Montalbano gets riddles about a murder.

Vegas PBS CreateLidia’s Italy in America:Baltimore: Gone Crabbing.


Joanne Weir’s CookingConfidence: Flavor Fiesta.

Martha Stewart’s CookingSchool: Legumes.

This Old House. Granite posts;vintage doorbell.

Rick Steves’ Europe Classics.Jungle of Cairo.

Vegas PBS JackpotCharlie Rose Joseph Rosendo’s Travelscope The Daytripper. Dublin Bottling

Works; barrel racing.Globe Trekker: Globe Trekker Food Hour: Spice Trails. Spice trailsfrom Indonesia to India.


Sat7/20

Vegas PBS 10As Time Goes By: You MustRemember This.

(8:29) Are You Being Served?:The Think Tank.

Doc Martin: Midwife Crisis. Doc clashes with the new midwife. (9:46) Scott & Bailey. The teaminvestigate a murder.

(10:35) MI-5. Intelligenceabout a bomb.

Vegas PBS RewindThe World of Stonehenge. Stonehenge. Antiques Roadshow: Vintage Louisville. A 19th-century folk art

jug.Extraordinary Women: Wallis Simpson. Wallis Simpson marriesEdward VIII.

Vegas PBS WorldviewFrance 24 Asia This Week Frank Riva: The Man From Nowhere.

Vegas PBS CreateJoanne Weir’s CookingConfidence

Barbecue University WithSteven Raichlen

Julia and Jacques Cooking atHome: Beef.



Primal Grill With StevenRaichlen: Spanish Smoke.

Vegas PBS JackpotNature: Elsa’s Legacy: The Born Free Story. The fate of lions after“Born Free.”

Great Performances at the Met: Maria Stuarda. “Maria Stuarda” stars Joyce DiDonato.


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NOVA: Ghosts ofMachu PicchuWednesday, July 17at 9 p.m. on Vegas PBSChannel 10 and 10.1Perched atop a mountain crest, mysteri-ously abandoned more than four centuriesago, Machu Picchu is the most famousarcheological ruin in the Western hemi-sphere and an iconic symbol of the powerand engineering prowess of the Inca. Inthe years since Machu Picchu was discov-ered by Hiram Bingham in 1911, therehave been countless theories about this“Lost City of the Incas,” yet it remains anenigma. Why did the Incas build it on suchan inaccessible site, clinging to the steepface of a mountain? Who lived among itsstone buildings and drank from its sophis-ticated aqueduct system? Join a new gen-eration of archeologists as they probeareas of Machu Picchu that haven’t beentouched since the time of the Incas andunearth burials of the people who built thesacred site. Repeats Sunday, July 21 at 10 a.m.

Judy Garland: The Concert YearsFriday, July 19 at 9:30 p.m. on Vegas PBS Channel 10 and 10.1

his very special program — hosted by Judy's daughter Lorna Luft — is a loving tribute

to the life and timeless popularity of superstar Judy Garland. In 1985, Luft narrated

this documentary focusing on her mother’s “second career” following her years at

MGM. The special collects comments from family and colleagues and shows clips

from live concerts. Some of the powerful performances include a duet with Barbra Streisand of

“Get Happy” and “Happy Days Are Here Again,” her dramatically charged rendition of the “Battle

Hymn of the Republic” following JFK’s death, “Ol’ Man River” and “The Man That Got Away.” And

of course, “Over the Rainbow” is featured in a 1955 performance that is the only TV recording

of how she performed the song in concert. Sitting on the edge of the stage, face-to-face with the

audience, she lets the raw emotion of the song pour through.

Create Saturday Marathon: Great SteakSaturday, July 20 from 6 a.m. - Noon on Vegas PBS CreateNothing says summer like a backyard barbeque. Hope you have your steak knife and napkinsnear by – this marathon is sure to be juicy! There’s no need to go to a steakhouse when youcan enjoy a great steak sizzling on your own grill. Learn the tricks of the trade on preparingthe perfect steak from the masters: Steven Raichlen (Primal Grill with Steven Raichlen), LidiaBastianich (Lidia’s Italy in America) and Chris Kimball (America’s Test Kitchen from Cook’sCountry.) Repeats later that day from 6 p.m. - midnight and Sunday, July 21 from noon - 6 p.m.

TMachu Picchu

Judy Garland


Primetime | July 21 — July 27 Please visit VegasPBS.org for complete program scheduleChannel 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30

Sun7/21

Vegas PBS 10Secrets of Highclere Castle. The castle that serves as DowntonAbbey has its own history.

Masterpiece Mystery!: Endeavour, Series 1: Rocket. Visit to a munitions factory. Great Romances of the 20thCentury. The Reagans


Vegas PBS WorldviewFrance 24 Annika Bengtzon: Crime Reporter: Studio Sex. Irene Huss: The Man With the

Small Face.

Vegas PBS CreateEssential Pépin: Good Catch! America’s Test Kitchen From

Cook’s IllustratedChef John Besh’s New Orleans Martha Stewart’s Cooking

School: Shrimp.Ask This Old House Rick Steves’ Europe Classics.

Alsatian wine road.

Vegas PBS JackpotFront Row Center: Richard Marx: A Night Out With Friends.Singer-songwriter Richard Marx performs.

In the Footsteps of Marco Polo. Two friends retrace the explorer’s trek from Italy to China. Indian Motorcycle Memories

Vegas PBS V-meCuéntame Cómo Pasó Escenario: Hit Man Returns: David Foster & Friends (10:34) ¿Qué Sucedió?

Mon7/22

Vegas PBS 10Antiques Roadshow: Vintage Hartford. A 1915 Coca-Cola jigsawpuzzle.

British Antiques Roadshow:Swindon 2.

Priceless Antiques Roadshow Antiques Roadshow: Biloxi, MS. Walter Anderson linocut.

Vegas PBS RewindWonders of the West: CentralNew Mexico.

Outdoor Nevada Rick Steves’ Europe. Krakow;Auschwitz; Warsaw.

Baking With Julia Doc Martin: Midwife Crisis. Doc clashes with the new midwife.

Vegas PBS WorldviewFrance 24 Newsline Spiral. Elina Andrescu’s sister is found. Spiral. Pierre Clemente begins the divorce.



Martha Stewart’s CookingSchool: Perfect Roast.

This Old House. Plans for anEnglish-style cottage.

Rick Steves’ Europe Classics.Ancient holy sites.

Vegas PBS JackpotCharlie Rose America’s Chefs on Tour Martin Yan’s Hidden China.

Kunming’s flower markets.Joanne Weir’s CookingConfidence: Bistro Style.

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