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Additional authors

1. Babbin, Jacqueline
2. Leamy, Robert E.
3. Venza, Jac
4. Miller, Arthur, 1915-2005.
5. Miller, Arthur, 1915-2005
6. Bogart, Paul
7. Wittstein, Ed, 1929-2011
8. Elliott, Don, 1926-1984
9. Mehegan, John
10. Negrin, Sol
11. Landa, Saul
12. Tabori, Kristoffer
13. Van Patten, Dick
14. Parsons, Estelle
15. Burns, Catherine
16. Warden, Jack
17. Hughes, Barnard, 1915-2006
18. Hamilton, Dan, 1945-
19. Grizzard, George
20. Lo Bianco, Tony
21. Hindman, Earl, 1942-2003
22. Keitel, Harvey
23. Cannon, J. D. (John Donovan), 1922-2005
24. Rosqui, Tom, 1928-1991
25. Stiller, Jerry
26. Buka, Donald, 1921-2009
27. Maysles, Albert
28. Broadway Theatre Archive
29. WNET (Television station : New York, N.Y.)
30. Public Broadcasting Service (U.S.)

Description

1. 1 videocassette (VHS) (87 min.) : sound, color; 1/2 in.

Summary

1. Television adaptation of Arthur Miller's 1955 one-act play.

Series statement

1. Theater in America
2. Broadway Theatre Archive

Subject

1. Miller, Arthur, 1915-2005 > Television adaptations
2. Warehouses > Management > Drama
3. Depressions > 1929 > United States > Drama
4. Working class > United States > Drama
5. Drama
6. Warehouses > Employees > Drama
7. Television adaptations
8. Television

Genre/Form

1. Drama.
2. Television.

Call number

1. NCOX 1908

Note

1. Originally broadcast as an episode of the Theater in America television series.

Access (note)

1. Restricted to qualified researchers.

Credits (note)

1. Production designer, Ed Wittstein ; music by Don Elliott, played by John Mehegan ; director of photography, Sol Negrin ; editor, Saul Landa.

Performer (note)

1. Spoken introduction by Arthur Miller. Prologue filmed by Albert Maysles.
2. Kristoffer Tabori, Dick Van Patten, Estelle Parsons, Catherine Burns, Jack Warden, Barnard Hughes, Dan Hamilton, George Grizzard, Tony Lo Bianco, Earl Hindman, Harvey Keitel, J. D. Cannon, Tom Rosqui, Jerry Stiller, Donald Buka.

Event (note)

1. Originally broadcast on Theater in America, WNET/Channel 13, New York, N.Y., Jan. 28, 1971.

Title

1. A memory of two Mondays [videorecording] / Produced by Jacqueline Babbin ; associate producer, Robert E. Leamy ; executive producer, Jac Venza ; [written] by Arthur Miller ; directed by Paul Bogart ; a production of WNET/13.

Imprint

1. New York: Broadway Theatre Archive, c2000.

Series

1. Theater in America
2. Broadway Theatre Archive

Access

1. Restricted to qualified researchers.

Credits

1. Production designer, Ed Wittstein ; music by Don Elliott, played by John Mehegan ; director of photography, Sol Negrin ; editor, Saul Landa.

Cast

1. Spoken introduction by Arthur Miller. Prologue filmed by Albert Maysles.
2. Kristoffer Tabori, Dick Van Patten, Estelle Parsons, Catherine Burns, Jack Warden, Barnard Hughes, Dan Hamilton, George Grizzard, Tony Lo Bianco, Earl Hindman, Harvey Keitel, J. D. Cannon, Tom Rosqui, Jerry Stiller, Donald Buka.

Event

1. Originally broadcast on Theater in America, WNET/Channel 13, New York, N.Y., Jan. 28, 1971.

Connect to:

1. Request Access to Theatre on Film and Tape Archive Special Collections material

Added author

1. Babbin, Jacqueline, television producer.
2. Leamy, Robert E., television producer.
3. Venza, Jac, television producer.
4. Miller, Arthur, 1915-2005. Memory of two Mondays.
5. Miller, Arthur, 1915-2005, host.
6. Bogart, Paul, television director.
7. Wittstein, Ed, 1929-2011, set designer.
8. Elliott, Don, 1926-1984, composer.
9. Mehegan, John, instrumentalist.
10. Negrin, Sol, director of photography.
11. Landa, Saul, editor of moving image work.
12. Tabori, Kristoffer, actor.
13. Van Patten, Dick, actor.
14. Parsons, Estelle, actor.
15. Burns, Catherine, actor.
16. Warden, Jack, actor.
17. Hughes, Barnard, 1915-2006, actor.
18. Hamilton, Dan, 1945- actor.
19. Grizzard, George, actor.
20. Lo Bianco, Tony, actor.
21. Hindman, Earl, 1942-2003, actor.
22. Keitel, Harvey, actor.
23. Cannon, J. D. (John Donovan), 1922-2005, actor.
24. Rosqui, Tom, 1928-1991, actor.
25. Stiller, Jerry, actor.
26. Buka, Donald, 1921-2009, actor.
27. Maysles, Albert.
28. Broadway Theatre Archive.
29. WNET (Television station : New York, N.Y.)
30. Public Broadcasting Service (U.S.)

Research call number

1. NCOX 1908