Helen Hollis, curator of the keyboard section of The Smithsonian Museum of History and Technology, seen during one of her daily lectures. She is seated at an 18th Century English harpsichord in the museum. Hollis plays the harpsichord, accompanied by Robert Sheldon on an 18th Century flute. They play a sonata by G.F. Handel. Scene shifts to the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. Interior view of Kenney Center Opera House, and of the bust sculpture of former U.S. President Kennedy. The Hall of nations with numerous flags displayed. Entrance to the Eisenhower Theater. Bust of Dwight D. Eisenhower. Interior of the Eisenhower Theater. The Kennedy Center viewed from across the Potomac River. A man jogging or running over the Memorial Bridge toward Washington, DC, with Arlington House (Robert E. Lee's home) in Arlington Cemetery in the background. (Note: Helen Hollis was author of a book called "The Piano." Prior to joining the Smithsonian staff, she had her own morning radio show in Cleveland called, "The Helen Hollis Show." She was a child prodigy and later attended Oberlin Conservatory of Music.)
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