Cino Plaque Unveiling, N.Y.C., April 28, 2008

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ROBERT PATRICK reads his “Preface to a Poem About Joe Cino” at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kEeHUM8Wgno&feature=youtu.be

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A crowd for the unveiling of a plaque to JOE CINO. Photo by MARSHALL W. MASON.

Christine Karatnytsky in pink opens the event among Cinoites BOB HEIDE, PAUL FOSTER, and MARI-CLAIRE CHARBA (who shares this photo). Click HERE for Text of Proclamation, plus Ms. Karatnytsky’s story of the event.

Left: MAGIE DOMINIC unveils the plaque. Photo by MARSHALL W. MASON. Right: MARI-CLAIRE CHARBA reads a poem. Photo by Meg Patterson/Dramatic Risks.

What a line-up! From left, half the face of DORIC WILSON, four Unidentified Persons, JOHN GUARE reading proclamation, BOB HEIDE, LARRY LOONIN, PAUL FOSTER, MARI-CLAIRE CHARBA. Photo by Meg Patterson/Dramatic Risks.

PAUL FOSTER, JOHN GUARE, MARI-CLAIRE CHARBA, Peter Craig, BOB DAHDAH, MAGIE DOMINIC, BOB HEIDE, LARRY LOONIN. photo by Meg Patterson/Dramatic Risks.

JOHN GUARE seems to be declaring this Proclamation “Open!” photo by MARSHALL W. MASON

The one, the only H.M. KOUTOUKAS, photo by MARSHALL W. MASON.

Speakers at the event. Clockwise from upper left: ROBERT HEIDE, DORIC WILSON, JOHN GUARE, Christine Karatnytsky wth MAGIE DOMINIC in foreground, MARSHALL W. MASON. Men’s photos by Shay Gines. Ms. Karatnytsky by Meg Patteron/Dramatic Risks.

The reason for it all, image by International Bronze.

More event photos, shared by Christine Karatnytsky

Above left: Cino Reunion September 2008. 26 Cino People and a few stragglers from La Mama, The Old Reliable Theatre Tavern, etcetera, hold up photos of absent friends. Photo by Steve Ladner. See videos of this shoot at HERE and HERE. Right: Proud and happy, I finally see the plaque of JOE CINO I arranged to have installed on the building’s facade. Photo by Terry Talley. Return to first Cino Pictures PAGE.

Mass Card from Joe Cino’s funeral, shared by Joe’s nephew, Steve Cino.

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