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(→‎Music: seems more likely to me that it's Section II, but given that the LP/CD are two/one tracks, we likely can't know for sure without sheet music)
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|data6  = [[Annalee Jefferies]], [[Arthur Miller]], [[Paul Mantell]], [[Rosemary Foley]], [[Eric Sears]], [[Tim Jerome]], [[Matt Bassford]], Joe Frank  
|data6  = [[Annalee Jefferies]], [[Arthur Miller]], [[Paul Mantell]], [[Rosemary Foley]], [[Eric Sears]], [[Tim Jerome]], [[Matt Bassford]], Joe Frank  
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|data8 = [[:Category:Sound Effects|Sound Effects]], [[:Category:Absurd Monologue|Absurd Monologue]], [[:Category:Scripted Actors|Scripted Actors]], [[:Category:Improv Actors|Improv Actors]], [[:Category:Panel Discussion|Panel Discussion]], 1 hour
|data8 = [[:Category:Sound Effects|Sound Effects]], [[:Category:Absurd Monologue|Absurd Monologue]], [[:Category:Scripted Actors|Scripted Actors]], [[:Category:Improv Actors|Improv Actors]], [[:Category:Panel Discussion|Panel Discussion]], 60 minutes
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|header9 = Chronology
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== Synopsis ==
== Synopsis ==
<i>Solea</i> (Miles Davis, <i>Sketches of Spain</i>)  
"Solea" (Miles Davis, <i>Sketches of Spain</i>)  


1:20: Sound of a typewriter, then Joe's voice narrating a story about 2 people, Jos&eacute; (a bullfighter - [[Tim Jerome]]) and Susanna ([[Annalee Jefferies]]?), at the shore, watching the waves crash, 'and to him they (the waves) were like bulls, they kept on coming, one after another, in stubborn and despairing fortitude'.<ref>An homage to how [[Eighty Yard Run, The]] ended?</ref>
1:20: Sound of a typewriter, then Joe's voice narrating a story about 2 people, Jos&eacute; (a bullfighter - [[Tim Jerome]]) and Susanna ([[Annalee Jefferies]]?), at the shore, watching the waves crash, 'and to him they (the waves) were like bulls, they kept on coming, one after another, in stubborn and despairing fortitude'.<ref>An homage to how [[The Eighty Yard Run]] ended?</ref>


1:50: Jos&eacute; and Susanna take up the story themselves. Jos&eacute;'s mother took him to the shore when he was a child, rubbed them (her children) against the rock to get them clean. She's head over heels in love with him. He tells bullfighting stories.  
1:50: Jos&eacute; and Susanna take up the story themselves. Jos&eacute;'s mother took him to the shore when he was a child, rubbed them (her children) against the rock to get them clean. She's head over heels in love with him. He tells bullfighting stories.  


5:50: <i>Music for 18 Musicians</i> (Steve Reich).  
5:50: "Music for 18 Musicians" (Steve Reich).  


6:20: July 15 - Joe complains that he can't get the beach scene right, wonders why characters he writes can cause him such frustration, as though they had lives of their own.  
6:20: July 15 - Joe complains that he can't get the beach scene right, wonders why characters he writes can cause him such frustration, as though they had lives of their own.  


6:40: Joe wonders, 'When will that book on Domingu&iacute;n arrive?'<ref> Luis Miguel Domingu&iacute;n https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luis_Miguel_Domingu&iacute;n was a famous bullfighter. Thanks to Chris Pirazzi for this reading.</ref>
6:40: Joe wonders, 'When will that book on Domingu&iacute;n arrive?'<ref> [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luis_Miguel_Domingu%C3%ADn Luis Miguel Domingu&iacute;n] was a famous bullfighter. Thanks to Chris Pirazzi for this reading.</ref>


7:20: [[Arthur Miller]] remembers when he was a child and first learning to read. His father, also a psycho-anthropologist, gave him <i>Black beauty</i>, which terrified him. A woman ([[Rosemary Foley]], [[Avery Hart]] are the other women in the cast) avers that people write to purge their pain. Another man ([[Lester Nafzger]]?) enters the discussion.<ref>I haven't figured out how many voices are in this segment.</ref>
7:20: [[Arthur Miller]] remembers when he was a child and first learning to read. His father, also a psycho-anthropologist, gave him <i>Black beauty</i>, which terrified him. A woman ([[Rosemary Foley]], [[Avery Hart]] are the other women in the cast) avers that people write to purge their pain. Another man ([[Lester Nafzger]]?) enters the discussion.<ref>I haven't figured out how many voices are in this segment.</ref>
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== Music ==
== Music ==
{{Solea (Miles Davis) }}
{{Solea (Miles Davis) }} [Intro]
{{Music For 18 Musicians (Steve Reich)}}
{{Music For 18 Musicians (Steve Reich)}} [5:43]


== Shared material ==
== Shared material ==
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* [[Til You're Gone]]
* [[Til You're Gone]]
* [[Emergency Room]]
* [[Emergency Room]]
== Additional credits ==
The original broadcast credits state: "Written and produced by Joe Frank. Directed by [[Arthur Miller], with sound by [[David Rapkin]]. Performers included [[Annalee Jefferies]], Arthur Miller, [[Paul Mantell|Bernie Mantell]], [[Rosemary Foley]], [[Eric Sears]], Joe Frank, and [[Tim Jerome]] as the bullfighter and God."


== Commentary ==
== Commentary ==

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