| Night Gallery: The Messiah on Mott Street / The Painted Mirror |
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| Aired: |
December 15, 1971 |
| Network: |
NBC |
| Length: |
60 Minutes |
| Starring: |
Rod Serling as Narrator |
| Segments: |
The Messiah on Mott Street
The Painted Mirror |
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| The Messiah on Mott Street |
| Director(s): |
Don Taylor |
| Writer(s): |
Rod Serling |
| Guest Starring: |
Edward G. Robinson as Abraham Goldman
Tony Roberts as Doctor Morris Levine
Yaphet Kotto as Buckner
Ricky Powell as Mikey Goldman
John J. Fox as Santa Claus
Joseph Ruskin as Fanatic
Anne Taylor as Miss Moretti |
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"Good evening. Of course, you're all here by invitation. But don't let it disturb you if these paintings per se don't happen to be your thing. These are rather special paintings, the kind of hangings generally put up with a noose. This painting, for example, is of a rather special world, what has become perpetuated in the language as the ghetto; that dismal realm of pushcarts and poverty where hopes are stamped down like dirty shoes on snow. Death is a commonplace visitor to these somber alleys. But occasionally someone else visits. Our painting is called The Messiah on Mott Street. And this place, should you not already know it, is the Night Gallery."
-Rod Serling
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| The Painted Mirror |
| Director(s): |
Gene R. Kearney |
| Writer(s): |
Gene R. Kearney |
| Story By: |
Donald Wandrei |
| Guest Starring: |
Zsa Zsa Gabor as Mrs. Moore
Arthur O'Connell as Frank Standish
Rosemary DeCamp as Ellen Chase |
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"We, all of us have a kind of fascination for mirrors. There's a most appealing mystery to what is on the other side of the looking glass. And, occasionally, we turn into Alice. Our last selection in tonight's gallery - a very special looking glass and it's called The Painted Mirror."
-Rod Serling
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"We, all of us have a kind of fascination for mirrors. There's a most appealing mystery to what is on the other side of the looking glass. And, occasionally, we turn into Alice. Our last selection in tonight's gallery - a very special looking glass and it's called The Painted Mirror."
-Rod Serling
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Night Gallery: Season Two |
Rod Serling's Night Gallery: An After-Hours Tour (The Television Series) |
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