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"A Memory of Two Mondays"
NET Playhouse episode
Directed by	Paul Bogart
Written by	Arthur Miller
Based on	A Memory of Two Mondays by Arthur Miller
Original air date	1974 (1974)
Running time	88 min
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"A Memory of Two Mondays" is a television play directed by Paul Bogart in 1974, based on the play by Arthur Miller. It aired on the PBS series NET Playhouse.

A group of workers earn their livings in a Brooklyn automobile parts warehouse during the Great Depression. Most are filled with hopelessness, some are alcoholics. Bert (Kristoffer Tabori), however, is a young man yearning for a college education.

• Donald Buka as Mr. Eagle
• Catherine Burns as Patricia
• J.D. Cannon as Tom
• George Grizzard as Larry
• Dan Hamilton as Kenneth
• Earl Hindman as William
• Barnard Hughes as Jim
• Harvey Keitel as Jerry
• Tony Lo Bianco as Frank
• Estelle Parsons as Agnes
• Tom Rosqui as Unemployed Man
• Jerry Stiller as The Mechanic
• Kristoffer Tabori as Bert
• Dick Van Patten as Raymond
• Jack Warden as Gus

• "A Memory of Two Mondays" at IMDb

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