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tonight stars bill bixby Patricia
styling a Vincent Price
good evening we're delighted that all of
you could make it this evening because
we have something special on tap
in the area of the occult it's customary
to preoccupy ourselves with witches and
too infrequently we dabble on the male
side of that time-honored profession a
sorcerer on display here is a painting
showing the natural habitat of this
species of black eyed practitioner dark
alley murky light a few sundries skulls
and the gentleman himself on the right
of the picture with the upraised hand
and the funny little goat horns yes
indeed this is a sorcerer and for those
of you who disbelieve his existence we
invite you to check this out for a
little while our painting is called a
return of the sorcerer and we're a
better place for him to return and right
here in the Night Gallery
I called him up he and I'm no lovin
he's here Thank You fern
Shekhar me
I'm no Levin's sit down
write down your name block letters
throw it back
remember is for you don't look for
porous solid people practical uninspired
well I'm afraid I won't be suitable
whores are not successful for is the
number of poverty and defeat well it was
very nice talking with you economy look
it over
would you care for some brown sherry and
walnuts
you're making it out it's how I'm doing
okay
its 15th century my guess would be the
school of summer camp have you ever read
any early Arabic anything of Abdul Pamir
yes I have which book
no Stephanie's may in a machine if you
work for me
the hour is there awful but the money is
great well I'm uh I'm not saying that
will translate this for you but early um
only by dictionaries I'd expect you to
live in we haven't discussed salary
the salary is 750 dollars a week summon
hammer
you will get your clothes and your and
your dictionaries we'll start tonight oh
look I'm um I'm not into uh alcoholism
or Satanism or anything like that I'm
really a very square person I know
Arabic I happen to have this uh this
inner thing for Arabic that's all that's
exactly what I want
he's a month's salary I'm delighted that
you were able to start right away my my
brother used to live here we always
worked together that he passed away and
well I'm I'm swamped I might say little
only we were twins and we were very
close
can you find your way out alright
darling maybe you shouldn't go through
with it
maybe you shouldn't have a translator
shouldn't no no no I must know
I must
he's waiting in the study he wants you
to come right away
tell me yeah there been any other
translators before me too
they quit over they find quit fun I I
don't mind telling you I'm I'm I'm a
little I'm a little spooked can I depend
on you as a friend
sure
I've made a life study of demonism and
sorcery much of the practice of sorcery
is based on the Latin work the
Necronomicon but that was based on this
Arabic work this did you see some of the
most the most the most and I use this
word literally the most fiendish
passages were well they were simply
never rented into the Latin can you tell
me why the yeah the two translators
before me quit after only one day where
there was one passage in here that they
just refused to transfer me
excuse me
whatever is in the passage must have
terrified them they left what makes you
think that I won't leave after I rented
dinner
what a glorious bloody color oh I beg
your pardon ah I forgot to introduce you
to mr. Evans this is my father who built
this house and who is back with us he
goes by the name of the falling tower
how do you do fallen tower is to you
darling fern is indispensable to me did
you know that for every sorcerer there
must be at least a thousand sorceresses
um usually you said that she was
indispensable to you in what way in
Black Arts women are always the dominant
ones and enslaved by men they developed
sorcery is a way to power you see what
Ferren does for me I'm sorry um I don't
understand it exactly what does she do
for you
you hear that rats I'm afraid we have
rats no it isn't rats I tell you it
isn't yes it is dear but what else could
it be you see it was despair that
brought on the black mass life the
Middle Ages was saturated with despair
and a feeling of helplessness against
the establishment the nobles and the
clergy and
the way you say that you're really into
this don't you really hear that
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