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Early Plays, Late Plays, Gay Plays
Probably First Cino Play Flyer – 1958
1st Datable Show Photos – “Aria da Capo” – 1960
1st Original Cino Play – “Flyspray” – 1960
Miss a Week, and You Missed a World
The Silent Era – JOE CINO AND HIS FRIENDS
The Silent Era – The Caffe Cino Before Decor
Rowland Scherman’s 1960 Caffe Cino Photos
Ben Martin’s 1961 Caffe Cino Photos
“Episode” a 1962 Caffe Cino PLAY by Ronald Colby -SCRIPT
Michael Smith’s 1963 Cino PLAY, “I Like It” – SCRIPT
How the Cino Looked 2 – Incidents 1964
How the Cino Looked 3 – Rehearsal 1966
Michael Smith’s 2009 PLAY about an evening at the Cino in 1965 – SCRIPT
Playing Dress-Up: Costume Shows
“Indecent Exposure,” PLAY by Robert Patrick, done at Caffe Cino 1966 – SCRIPT
50 Years of The Haunted Host by Robert Patrick
Forged Cino Posters by Robert Patrick-2009
Plays and Personalities 2 – and Personal Triumphs
Jerry Caruana’s 1962 Cino PLAY “Mannikins” – SCRIPT
Selling Out? Buying In? Commercial Moves.
Lanford Wilson’s La Mama Benefit revue SKIT – SCRIPT
Michael Smith and Others’ La Mama Benefit SKIT – SCRIPT
Josef Bush and Bill Haislip’s 1970 Scandal
Hope Stansbury in Milligan Movies and Elsewhere
They Acted Everywhere: The Harris Family
Doric Wilson: First Cino Star Playwright
Claris Nelson and Marshall W. Mason
A Cino PLAY – “The Warhol Machine” by Robert Patrick – SCRIPT
Cino People as Characters in Plays
Robert Patrick’s Spring Horror Show SKIT, “Cheesecake” – SCRIPT
The Obie and After Joe’s Death
PLAY: “The Trip,” by Eric Krebs – SCRIPT
Not All Roses: Negative Images
Paul Foster’s “BALLS” vs. Arthur Sainer’s
The Lincoln Center Cino Tribute – 1985
After the Cino: Books and Revivals