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In 1967, while I was in a hospital, British documentary director Peter Whitehead shot my The Warhol Machine , I discovered when JAMES D. GOSSAGE sent me this photo. (BOB SHIELDS fires at DONALD KVARES. MAGIE DOMINIC interferes. HAAL BORSKE watches.). Mister Whitehead says he has no idea where the film is.

In 1967, while I was in a hospital, British documentary director Peter Whitehead shot my The Warhol Machine , I discovered when JAMES D. GOSSAGE sent me this photo. (BOB SHIELDS fires at DONALD KVARES. MAGIE DOMINIC interferes. HAAL BORSKE watches.). Mister Whitehead says he has no idea where the film is.

In 1967, while I was in a hospital, British documentary director Peter Whitehead shot my The Warhol Machine , I discovered when JAMES D. GOSSAGE sent me this photo. (BOB SHIELDS fires at DONALD KVARES. MAGIE DOMINIC interferes. HAAL BORSKE watches.). Mister Whitehead says he has no idea where the film is.

In 1979, a New York paper called Other Stages (editor LEAH D. FRANK) published the first important series of articles about the Cino by participants. Here's MARY BOYLAN's.
The same moment in performance at the Cino. BOB SHIELDS shoots his lover MAGIE DOMINIC instead of The Warhol Machine, DON KVARES (Bob's mother ANN SACHS is barely glimpsed at right) Also lost: Warhol films of BOB HEIDE's The Bed and SOREN AGENOUX's Chas. Dickens' A Christmas Carol, scenes shot in the Cino by ANDY MILLIGAN, and a short on a young actress' life in New York partly set in the Caffe. Photo by JAMES D. GOSSAGE.
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