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Activist, poet, and memoirist MAGIE DOMINIC inspired the character “Rona” in my play, Kennedy’s Children. When people scoff, “No one could have done all that Rona does,” I reply, “Oh, I left out her career in underground theatre.” See author/artist MAGIE’s WEBPAGE. And buy her memoir, STREET ANGEL, here>> http://www.wlupress.wlu.ca/press/Catalog/dominic-street.shtml
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Magie reads a poem in the 1960s on Gaanesvoort Pier, probably at an anti-war rally.
See more 1966 JAMES D. GOSSAGE photos of MAGIE and poet Moondog HERE.
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BOB SHIELDS, MAGIE DOMINIC, HAAL BORSKE, and ANN SACHS filming my “The Warhol Machine.” Photo JAMES D. GOSSAGE
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Magie created a number of roles at the Caffe Cino, but may be best remembered for the title role in CHARLES STANLEY’s comic-book production of Snow White
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Here she is between KENNY BURGESS (“The Little Forest Animals”) and BOB LAWLOR (“Prince Charming’), photo by CONRAD WARD.
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She also played “Marguerite” in Faust, and “Veronica” in Archie and His Friends.
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Magie’s love of JOE and the Cino made her a dedicated Cino “temple slave.” Here, she’s making stars for the Dames at Sea set with JOE CINO himself. (Photo: JAMES D. GOSSAGE)
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Here, she’s running sound for TOM EYEN’s Why Hanna’s Skirt Won’t Stay Down. (Photo: JAMES D. GOSSAGE)
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She was in demand as an actress, here in Saul-Paul Sirag’s The Wrong Number of Teeth at La Mama. (Photo: JAMES D. GOSSAGE)
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In 1966, a dancing symbol in Jean Reavey’s Window at La Mama, director TOM O’HORGAN. (Photo: JAMES D. GOSSAGE)
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In 1985, co-curator of the Caffe Cino Exhibit at Lincoln Center, seen here with BOB DAHDAH and Paul Cranefield. (Photo: JAMES D. GOSSAGE)
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In 1999, bound in red tape as the Village Voice’s crusading cover-person (read Magie’s trenchant letters HERE and HERE.)
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In 2007, on TV HERE as conservator of Cinobilia at Lincoln Center Library’s Billy Rose Collection, with poster for TOM EYEN’s Frustrata, 1965.
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Magie lookin’ luvly like always, photo by Donald Sobel.
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Magie lookin’ tuff in a poster used as a prop in Donovan’s Johnson, 1967. Photo by Guy Cross.
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Magie with famed street-musician Moondog, at a tribute to him which she emceed. (Photo: JAMES D. GOSSAGE)
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In “Thunderbirds” at La Mama
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Carol Nelson as Magie in my play, “Hello, Bob,” La Mama, NYC, 1990. Photos by Becket Logan. See Carol play Magie on YouTube HERE.
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Magie reads a poem in the 1960s on Gaanesvoort Pier, probably at an anti-war rally.
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Magie 2012 at Stonehenge, which she calls, “The very first experimental theatre.”
BOB SHIELDS, MAGIE DOMINIC, HAAL BORSKE, and ANN SACHS filming my “The Warhol Machine.” Photo JAMES D. GOSSAGE
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