http://beyondthebox.org/digital-distribution-bill-rose-the-loss-of-nameless-things/ Mon, 02 Apr 2012 19:22:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 http://beyondthebox.org/digital-distribution-bill-rose-the-loss-of-nameless-things/comment-page-1/#comment-413 Leonard Seastone Sat, 13 Jun 2009 05:27:29 +0000 http://beyondthebox.org/?p=2440#comment-413 The documentary on Oakley Hall is wonderfully evocative of the time, the place and people.<br>I new Oakley then and during some of his immediate recovery when he was staying with Hilde Schuster and her parter at that time, Julie Katz. I printed posters in the 1970s for LCT in trade for tickets. Oh, though it is rather late, I have some information that may have had ironic dramatic impact on the story you presented. Something not covered in your documentary. Please fell free to contact me. The documentary on Oakley Hall is wonderfully evocative of the time, the place and people.
I new Oakley then and during some of his immediate recovery when he was staying with Hilde Schuster and her parter at that time, Julie Katz. I printed posters in the 1970s for LCT in trade for tickets. Oh, though it is rather late, I have some information that may have had ironic dramatic impact on the story you presented. Something not covered in your documentary. Please fell free to contact me.

]]> http://beyondthebox.org/digital-distribution-bill-rose-the-loss-of-nameless-things/comment-page-1/#comment-147 Leonard Seastone Fri, 12 Jun 2009 22:27:29 +0000 http://beyondthebox.org/?p=2440#comment-147 The documentary on Oakley Hall is wonderfully evocative of the time, the place and people.<br>I new Oakley then and during some of his immediate recovery when he was staying with Hilde Schuster and her parter at that time, Julie Katz. I printed posters in the 1970s for LCT in trade for tickets. Oh, though it is rather late, I have some information that may have had ironic dramatic impact on the story you presented. Something not covered in your documentary. Please fell free to contact me. The documentary on Oakley Hall is wonderfully evocative of the time, the place and people.
I new Oakley then and during some of his immediate recovery when he was staying with Hilde Schuster and her parter at that time, Julie Katz. I printed posters in the 1970s for LCT in trade for tickets. Oh, though it is rather late, I have some information that may have had ironic dramatic impact on the story you presented. Something not covered in your documentary. Please fell free to contact me.

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