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The ‘OBIE’ and After Joe’s Death » tribute15

Dancer/actor EDDIE BARTON, in a stunningtribute to Joe walked on his hands all aroundthe enormous Judson Church auditorium withhis body covered in glitter.CHARLES STANLEY' S EXPRESSION OF GRIEF

Dancer/actor EDDIE BARTON, in a stunning
tribute to Joe walked on his hands all around
the enormous Judson Church auditorium with
his body covered in glitter.

CHARLES STANLEY’ S EXPRESSION OF GRIEF

DAVID CHRISTMAS and BERNADETTE PETERS, who withother cast members did the sweetly sentimental ‘Raining In MyHeart’ from BOB DAHDAH’s brilliant production of ‘Dames at Sea,’by GEORGE HAIMSOHN, ROBIN MILLER, and JAMES WISE.
CHARLES STANLEY, briefly managing the Cino after Joe's death, did "Opening July 4th: For Joe," a terrifying schizophrenic monologue expressing his anger and grief. I vividly recall him balancing a real Bowie knife by its tip on his finger and growling, "Ya wanna get tough?" Photo: JAMES D. GOSSAGE. courtesy MICHAEL SMITH.MICHAEL SMITH'S BRAVE ATTEMPT TO SAVE THE CINO
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