Box 1
Contains 20 Results:
getting it together -- a film on larry eigner poet
Corrections, etc, to the film transcript typed by Eigner
Drafts (by Eigner?) describing the film and a short biography of Eigner
Mimeographed promotional blurb for the film, based partially on Item A:1c
Carbon copy of typed draft pages for Fall 1971 catalog of Films for Social Change which list Henny's films, Vietnam Veteran and Larry Eigner, Poet, August 16, 1971
Letters from Leonard Henny to Larry Eigner concerning making the film, December 10, 1970
Topics include: Eigner's suggestions; Monsanto complaining about "Dead Earth"; raising funds for the film and reading Eigner's poetry; should be life-celebrating, the "year beyond protest"; will be in the US until June 1971. Also, Eigner's typed notes on poetry, muscular disorder; line of poetry.
Letters from Leonard Henny to Larry Eigner concerning making the film, January 31, 1971
Topics include: Eigner's poetry, the poetry reading; KPFA tape; music; visuals; logistics; Boston Industrial Mission; ecological group.
Letters from Leonard Henny to Larry Eigner concerning making the film, February 26, 1971
Topics include: tape from Joe; coming to Boston in March to see Scott Paradise of Boston Industrial Mission; may do some filming then; Eigner's proposal concerning Minelli's participation; possible arrangements.
Letters from Leonard Henny to Larry Eigner concerning making the film, March 3, 1971
Topics include: listened to the tape with poems; proposed structure of film; David Gittin and Eigner readers; Frank Minelli; money problems.
Letters from Leonard Henny to Larry Eigner concerning making the film, May 17 1971
Topics include: Joe helped with tape; leaving for Holland.
Letters from Leonard Henny to Larry Eigner concerning making the film, February 7, 1972
Topics include: very busy, struggling with Vietnam Veteran [film]; committees and lectures taking up time; will start editing Eigner film in March; thanks for all the work Eigner did on the transcript; Grenier's magazine.
Letters from Leonard Henny to Larry Eigner concerning making the film, July 7, 1973
Topics include: film is ready and arrived at the University of Florida; screened the film with a United Church of Christ group - they were ecologically moved; Jan Boon, film man, helped with the final editing; Allen Ginsberg read Eigner's poems for the film while he was in in Amsterdam in July; arrangements for showing the film in Swampscott, MA, in August; future addresses.
Recites "Birthday"
Recites "Birthday". Topics include: poetry; bombastic poets use a square page; Olsen, Duncan, tribal life, Israel; Pound and Bukowski are fashionable Jeremiahs; entropy.
"Take two."
Topics include: poetry; Olsen in Projective Verse; Warhol; happenings; Pound; walls of the space-ship world.
"Take three."
Topics include: simple life; Eigner's poetry; his peculiar situation; his old ambitions.
"Take four."
"Take five."
Topics include: Eigner used to try hard for style but it would come out awkward; revising; choice between drafts.
"Take six. End tape one."
Topics include: Eigner as a youth loved exactness, rules, rhymes; old physical pain meant he needed his attention fixed outside of himself; Wallace Stevens; Dante. Recites "On My Eyes".
"Tape two, take seven."
Recites "Eyes, eyes, the hurt", "Whitman's cry at starvation". Topics include: Whitman; punctuation.