Typical cover.
Great print ad (whose mouth?) May 13, 1975
Ben Thompson's last stand, written by Evan Lee
June 11, 1978
Evan Lee, Skip Foster, and Linda Shue Stevens appear in RICH AND FAMOUS, February 3, 1978
Kimo Chamberlain on his unicycle near his house on 4th Street in 1974; he was an early volunteer at the FOX while attending Paideia. After apprenticing with Charles Walker, Kimo founded DECO NEON a shop that crafted neon located in Goat Farm. He was killed in a car accident in August, 1990 at age 29. Great kid.
Kimo, "grown up"
YOU'RE A GOOD MAN CHARLIE BROWN, rental at the Buckhead Academy,
July 23, 1975
Abb Dickson's amazing PRESTO! at the Alliance starring Patti Landon and Reid Pierce
October 22, 1975
Richard Wilson versus Ted Stevens, at the FOX. I had left the FOX employ and not wanting to burn my bridges, refused to sign Richard's petition to oust Ted, the General Manager. I was caught in an awkward position, as I had recommended Richard to be hired, having worked with him at Sid & Marty Krofft. Charles Walker was heavily involved, as was "that woman" Mary Thrower who was fired as Box Office Treasurer. Anyway, the upshot was Ted left and went up to Rhode Island where I also worked for him.
May 5, 1978
And the response in the following Gazatte,
May 12, 1978
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Kimo Chamberlain on his unicycle near his house on 4th Street in 1974; he was an early volunteer at the FOX while attending Paideia. After apprenticing with Charles Walker, Kimo founded DECO NEON a shop that crafted neon located in Goat Farm. He was killed in a car accident in August, 1990 at age 29. Great kid.
Kimo, "grown up"
YOU'RE A GOOD MAN CHARLIE BROWN, rental at the Buckhead Academy,
July 23, 1975
Abb Dickson's amazing PRESTO! at the Alliance starring Patti Landon and Reid Pierce
October 22, 1975
Richard Wilson versus Ted Stevens, at the FOX. I had left the FOX employ and not wanting to burn my bridges, refused to sign Richard's petition to oust Ted, the General Manager. I was caught in an awkward position, as I had recommended Richard to be hired, having worked with him at Sid & Marty Krofft. Charles Walker was heavily involved, as was "that woman" Mary Thrower who was fired as Box Office Treasurer. Anyway, the upshot was Ted left and went up to Rhode Island where I also worked for him.
May 5, 1978
And the response in the following Gazatte,
May 12, 1978
