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Oh, Eric, hello, hello. I’m going to be in the Bronx Wednesday taping a TV show for an educational channel. Imagine me being educational!!!! How I wish there was a photo of you in the Cino, “the last Captain of the Caine,” as it were.
Fantastic! I’d forgotten so many of the great plays this recalls -not Wilson’s, but Eyen and Heide and Patrick and the inimitable Koutoukas, but a special treat to see the posters for my HERRENGASSE because I have forgotten the names of some of the players, and SOMETIME JAM TODAY because of the photo of my and late wife Lise Beth. Unfortunately all my memorabilia – and all my scripts, have been lost, so this is a treasure. – F.Story Talbot (Medicine Story)
Robert Patrick's Personal Blog 
November 13, 2012 at 1:20 am |
Loved it from top to bottom. Thank you Robert
Eric Krebs, “the last espresso machine runner at the Cino”
November 13, 2012 at 1:34 am |
Oh, Eric, hello, hello. I’m going to be in the Bronx Wednesday taping a TV show for an educational channel. Imagine me being educational!!!! How I wish there was a photo of you in the Cino, “the last Captain of the Caine,” as it were.
November 13, 2012 at 3:06 pm |
Like Eric said, great from top to bottom. Thanks Bob.
November 14, 2012 at 1:16 pm |
Thanks Bob for all the lovely posters, what a wonderful trip through those lovely days of yore. I am even in there as Mae Durnhelm! Claris Nelson
November 27, 2012 at 7:20 am |
Fantastic! I’d forgotten so many of the great plays this recalls -not Wilson’s, but Eyen and Heide and Patrick and the inimitable Koutoukas, but a special treat to see the posters for my HERRENGASSE because I have forgotten the names of some of the players, and SOMETIME JAM TODAY because of the photo of my and late wife Lise Beth. Unfortunately all my memorabilia – and all my scripts, have been lost, so this is a treasure. – F.Story Talbot (Medicine Story)