What Are Friends 4?

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LOUIS WALDON and Andy Warhol at The Silver Factory, 1964 photo: BILLY NAME/OVOWORKS

Photographer ROWLAND SCHERMAN, who took THIS famous image of Bob Dylan, is seen in a capture from “The Other Side of the Mirror: Bob Dylan Live at Newport Folk Festival 1963-1965,” taking yet another.

1970s. MICHAEL ALAIMO with his friend Jane Fonda as they played many military bases with their FTA (F___ The Army) show, encouraging troops to join the anti-war movement. (Screen capture from a documentary).

Jimmy Rado and GERRY RAGNI on The Smothers Brothers Show, Dec., 1968.

1940s, an adult summer camp. WILLIAM ARCHIBALD and aspiring comedienne Imogene Coca in a “Russian” ballet choreographed by fellow hopeful kid Jerome Robbins!

SOREN AGENOUX and Lance Loud 1973, on PBS, the first “reality” show “An American Family”

Clockwise from top left: WARREN FINNERTY, H.M. KOUTOUKAS, CHARLES STANLEY, JOHN P. DODD at Cino reopening after fire, 1965 photo: JAMES D. GOSSAGE

TOMMY GARLAND and DEBORAH LEE dance in Toby Armour’s “Greek Games” at Judson Church, music by JOHN HERBERT MACDOWELL.

Times Square, 1966: Passerby, Leonard Melfi, Irene Fornes, H.M. KOUTOUKAS, LANFORD WILSON, Rosalyn Drexler, JEAN-CLAUDE VAN ITALLIE, PAUL FOSTER, and TOM EYEN. (PLEASE click on this treasure of a photo to see it full-size. By the way, this is the photo-op for a French magazine where LANFORD very kindly pretended to be me because I was too scruffy to attend it. Learn more at the bottom of this PAGE.)

1964. “A hair-cutting party.” Back row left to right: Dale Joe, John Daley (standing), Gerard Malanga, MICHAEL SMITH (only his head), Ron Gronhord (with hat), Jack Champlin (Michael Smith says it’s Dorothy Podber’s friend Lester), Gregory Darnopuk, Ken Wollitz (obscured). Middle row: ONDINE Norman Billiard Balls, Billy Name, CHARLES STANLEY, Dorothy Podber. Front row: Binghamton Birdie, Freddy Herko (looking upward) and Dino. (photo: Michael Katz) BLOWN-UP DETAIL: CIno people identified.

In captures from a really poor copy of a fairly shaky movie, Leonard Mefli (1) and PAUL FOSTER (2), applaud…

…ELLEN STEWART ringing her bell, probably for the first night at the present La Mama, 74a E, 4th St., April, 1969. Show was probably TOM EYEN’s “Caution: A Love Story.”

Me with playwright DAVID STARKWEATHER

DORIC WILSON with a friend (he says “lover”) in Central Park in 1961.