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Vera Miles is in episode # 19, "The Man Who Couldn't Die." Nina Foch and MichaelRennie are in # 22, "Vengeance Is the Spur."" Robert Duvall is in # 24, "The GoldenDoor." Robert Redford is in # 35, "The Evil That Men Do" (10-16-63). Leonard Nimoyis in a few episodes such as # 44 "Man of Violence" and # 99 "Show Me A Hero"(Herrmann scored that one!)._______________________________________________talkingherrmann mailing list**********************************1-4-10:Talking Herrmann: 'The Psycho Theme' publishedReply by: Bill Wrobel ()______________________________________________________________________You have two articles available at:http://stephenhusarik.cgpublisher.com/How about providing a link so that we can read this Psycho paper you are personallyadvertising?? I may even be willing to spend $5 for the electronic version (although I ama practitioner of free dissemination of knowledge).Here is that Journal site I just googled:http://www.h-e-r-a.org/hera_journal.htmHowever, it appears that the site has not been updated to reflect the current Fall 2009issue (just shows the Spring 2009 issue). It would be nice to see the Table of Contents.quote: "Transformation of the “Psycho Theme” in Bernard’s Herrmann’s Music forPsycho Stephen Husarik (University of Arkansas, Fort Smith)Thirty years of research have uncovered many interesting facts about BernardHerrmann’s music for the film, Psycho. Fred Steiner (1975) convincingly discussed itsmodular organization, Royal Brown(1982) uncovered its harmonic idiom and Graham Bruce (1985) sorted its themes intocomprehensible groups. Recently, William Wrobel (2003) cataloged materials fromHerrmann’s Sinfonietta (1936) to show the influence of reused material upon Psycho.Until now, however, no onehas shown how “The Psycho Theme” (labeled as such in the musical cues for the film) istransformed191