Miller's Court - Teach Your Children #406

Datecirca 1985

Can DescriptionsMaster "Teach your Children" X3801 (AIDS in School) National Version

AbstractSlate: ‘Miller’s Court Show No. 406 “Teach Your Children” Dir: Comiskey’. Title: ‘Miller’s Court’, ‘Teach Your Children’. Depiction of parents picketing a school, in order to pressure the school to fire a teacher who has contracted AIDS. Arthur Miller presents a hypothetical court case, for a teacher removed from the school because she has AIDS, suing the school for discrimination. The lawyers are Richard Emery for the plaintiff and Robert Popeo for the defense. Dr. Paul Skolnick of Massachusetts General Hospital gives information about AIDS. The teacher and the headmaster of the school testify. The lawyers give their summation. Miller questions the jury. The jury votes for the defense, the audience votes for the plaintiff.

OtherCredits: Miller’s Court with Arthur Miller Harvard Law School; Produced by Elizabeth Cheng; Directed by Bob Comiskey; Associate Producer: Curtis Poole, Assistants to the Producer: Mary Ellen Hayes, Linda Adler; Researcher: Stephanie Levin; Assistant Director: Bruce Goldman; Stage Managers: Frank Gallozzi, Jam Hakim; Switcher: George Ellard; Audiio: Joe Mozdiez; Audio Assistant: George Nahas; Video: Tony Coleman; Videotape: George Manning; Lighting Director: Wayne Smith; Camera: Ed Paolino, Richie O’Neill, Peter Walent, Jim Watson; Videotape Editor Vignette: Geoff Sullivan; Post Production Editors: George Ellard, Doug DeVitt; Location Crew: Rodney Grace, Ellen Boyce, Scott Philbrick; Set Design: Ted Talanian; Graphics: Jeff Boortz; Electronic Graphics: Frank Firnschild; Interns: Adriene DeMarco: Jim Bolton; Production Manager: Ed Andre; Assistant Chief Engineer: Jim Gilbert; Program Administrator: Joy McGugan; Lillian Kern played by Felicia Hall; Leonard Harding played by Dan Cashman; School Board Members played by Len Corman, Mary Jordallen; Court Reporter: Netta Vercollone; Court Officer: Stephen Minkosfsky; Executive Producer: Joseph W. Heston; VP Programming & Public Affairs: Paul LaCamera Tonight’s case is purely hypothetical. It is not intended to represent any particular facts or any actual litigants involved in any specific case.