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Tape 132, side 1) "The moon and sixpence" (television teleplay, from W. Somerset Maugham's novel of the same name based on the life of Paul Gauguin), 1959 October 30 (0:02, 3:13, 51:08, 52:20). Commercials: Renault Dauphine (automobile) (1:22, 32:17, 49:08), Milton Berle special on Sunday Showcase (50:30), Max Factor gold fire lipstick (50:35), C&H cane sugar (50:57), RCA Victor Newsmakers stereo system furniture consoles (51:17), sealed electronic circuits (59:06), Monarch Mocha Ridge Coffee (1:00:00). Music "If you ever got to my hometown" by Jack Fulton and Lois Steele (sung by the King's Jesters) (59:15). The Quizathon, WBBM (radio), Pat Weaver and others, calling Mrs. Kelly. ❧ Tape 132, side 2, part A) Paul Posner (lawyer) on the Caryl Chessman (robber, kidnapper, rapist) death sentence case appeal, KPFK radio (0:09), re Charles W. Fricke (judge), J. Miller Leavy (chief prosecutor), 1957 hearing, getting a daily transcript, 1948 trial, Ernest Perry (court reporter), Rosalee Archer. ❧ Tape 132, side 2, part B) Kenneth Rexroth speaking on books, KPFK radio (5:41, 39:50), re Gary Snyder (poet), Phillip Whalen (poet), Lawrence Ferlinghetti (poet), Michael McClure (poet), American journalism debauching literature and poetry, the war between art and commercialism, agent provocateurs and stool pigeons, a beatnik is an artistic strike breaker, Rexroth reading from Synder's book Riprap and Cold Mountain Poems "The late snow and lumber strike of the summer of fifty-four" (11:19) and "For a far-out friend" (12:49), Snyder's experiences in Japan or being out to sea, Jerome Rothenberg's book New Young German Poets (The Pocket Poets Series Number 11), Alexander Koval (editor), Rexroth reading from Günter Grass' book Nana the Doll: Sketches from Her Daily Life [Aus dem Alltag der Puppe Nana] "The clock" [Die Uhr] (17:18) translated into English by Rothenberg [excerpts], Rexroth reading Hans Magnus Enzensberger's "The end of the owls" [Das Ende der Eulen] (20:28) translated in

Tape 536. 1A) Today show (television program), 1963 August 12, Carter revolution described as success by Lomaz. ❧ 1B) Childen's television program, 1963 August 12. ❧ 1C) Kenneth Rexroth autobiography, [s.d.]. ❧ 1D) "Hip Hamlet", 1963 August 14, Harry Chapman talks with Mike Tigar about Willy the Shake, and reads pertinent passages from Willy's masterpiece. ❧ 1E) Television program, CBS-TV, 1963 August 14, interviews with Russian scientist. ❧ 2A) Fanfare with drum role and chorus in praise of America, 1963 August 14. ❧ 2B) Lawrence Lipton journal, news, Today (tv program), 1963 September 10, including Cleveland Amory on debutants parties. ❧ 2C) Lawrence Lipton journal, news, Xtra news, 1963 September 10. ❧ 2D) Church and state vs. hair and beards (radio program), KPFK, 1963 September 10. ❧ 2E) Empty boats and a seagull (radio program), KPFK, 1963 September 10. ❧ 2F) Lawrence Lipton journal, news, 1963 September 11, includes Jerome Weidman, interview and satires on American history (recording), "What would have happened if".

xxii, 152 p., Database of Twentieth Century American Poetry, (acc.no) AM23091, (ISBN) 0811209164, Copyright (c) 1999 Chadwyck-Healey, Inc. Do not export or print from this database without checking the Copyright Conditions to see what is permitted., This collection is restricted to use at licensed institutions.

307 p., American Poetry 2 Full-Text Database, (acc.no) AM22065, (ISBN), Copyright (c) 1998 Chadwyck-Healey, Inc. Do not export or print from this database without checking the Copyright Conditions to see what is permitted., This collection is restricted to use at licensed institutions.

348 p., Twentieth Century American Poetry, (acc.no) AM20130, (ISBN) 0811201783, Copyright (c) 1998 Chadwyck-Healey, Inc. Do not export or print from this database without checking the Copyright Conditions to see what is permitted., This collection is restricted to use at licensed institutions.