![[The Living Theatre Presents Kenneth Anger, Stan Brakhage, and Stan Vanderbeek]](/objects/images/s23804.jpg "[The Living Theatre Presents Kenneth Anger, Stan Brakhage, and Stan Vanderbeek]")
A single-sided flyer / handbill for a series of films presented at The Living Theatre on March 7, 1960.
Text reads :
THE LIVING THEATRE
PRESENTS KENNETH
ANGER'S : FIREWORKS
AND INAUGURATION OF
THE PLEASURE DOME.
...
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Flyer promoting" An Evening of Experimental Cinema selected by Cinema 16" held at The Living Theatre, March 7, 1960. Films include "Inauguration of the Pleasure Dome" and "Fireworks" by Kenneth Anger, "What, Who, How" by Stan Vanderbeek, and "Reflections on Black" by Stan Brakhage. [details]
Flyer / poster published in conjunction with the release of Kenneth Anger's film "Scorpio" by the Film-Makers' Cooperative (referred to as the "Film-Makers' Cooparative [sic]" on the poster) at the Film-Makers' Cinematheque, New York, [ ]. ... [details]
June 8, 1992 issue of Newsweek, edited by Maynard Parker. Contents include: "Periscope," with bureau reports by Ned Zeman and Lucy Howard; "Let the Walls Down," by Stephen Langfur; "Letters;" "Perspectives;" "Whose Values," by Joe Klein, with artwork by Barbara Kruger; "Playing on the 'V Word,'" by Howard Fineman; "First Lady Culture Clash," by Eleanor Clift; "Values in the Classroom," by Eloise Salholz with Tony Clifton in New York, Patricia King in San Francisco, Karen Springen in Chicago, Howard Manly in Atlanta and Debra Rosenberg in Boston; "A Mother's Guiding Message," Marian Wright Edelman interviewed by Eleanor Clift; "Why the Old Media's Losing Control," by Jonathan Alter; "'You in Congress, Listen Up': Sounding the alarm against those who think the country is only the sum of its special interests," by David H. ... [details]
Vol. 1, No. 17 issue of Kiss, published without a masthead of editors and contributors. Contents include an editorial; "Hollywood Babylon," by Kenneth Anger; "Letter;" "Grease," by R.A.; "Wicked Arabella," by Peter Stampfel and Antonia; and "Confessions of a Co-ed. ... [details]
Vol. 1, No. 20 issue of Kiss. Contents include "Inter/Course," by Robert Rosinek about "Le Couple," by Nancy Spero; "Hollywood Babylon," by Kenneth Anger; "Rock Cock," by A. Minck; and "The Hippie I Had a Ball With," by Nadine Woolf. [details]
Issue edited by [Al Hansen]. Essays "Hollywood Babylon," by Kenneth Anger; "Wet Dreams," by Amalo; sculptures by Craig Kauffman and John McCracken; "Brink of Doom Comix," by Algernon Backwash and M. Rodriguez; "A History of America," by Bill Hutton; "Inter/Course," by Robert Rosinek; sculpture by Arnold Goldstein; "Beloved Ondine's Advice to the Shopworn," by Ondine; "Doctor Hip-Pocrates," by Eugene Schoenfeld. [details]
Contents include "Hollywood Babylon," by Kenneth Anger; "Book Review," by D.A. Latimer; "Mung," by D.A. Latimer; "Confessions of a Co-Ed;" "Beloved Ondine: Advice to the Shopworn;" "Inter-Course," by Robert Rosinek about "The Smile" by Albert Radoczy. [details]
Contents include "Hollywood Babylon," by Kenneth Anger; "Mung," by D.A. Latimer; "Inter/Course," by Robert Rosinek; "Rock Cocks," by A. Mink. [details]
Issue edited by Josh Friedman. Cover stories include "Look Back at Anger: Film's Rudest Boy," by William Landis; "Moonie Cult's New Paper," by Walker Simon; "Rock Movies: Elvis to Jagger," by Mick Farren; "Reagan Right or Wrong," by Doug Ireland; and "Nureyev Groupies," by Lois Draegin. ... [details]
