Richard L. Schlegelv. United States of America, 1257 U.S., 1969.
Richard Schlegel Historical Marker at 205 State St, Harrisburg, PA, 2021.
Richard Schlegel, 1949.
Richard Schlegel, 1963.
FastPACE!, Jan. 1970, cover.
Richard Schlegel, May 1995.
Left, photograph of Roy Schlegel, Margaret Deibler Schlegel, and Richard Schlegel, Jan. 1960, top right, undated photograph of Richard Schlegel, bottom right, Richard Schlegel in the late 1960s, photocopy sent by Schlegel to Marc Stein, later…
Ellen Eyre's attempt to entice nineteenth-century writer Walt Whitman into a rendezvous in New York has received significant attention. Here is the fullest account yet of the extraordinary blackmailer, based on a careful survey of newspaper…
This exhibit follows the career of Blackie Dennis, a singer and MC of drag shows from the 1930s through the 1950s. Born Micholina Lombino, the daughter of Italian immigrants, she grew up in what some called Italian Harlem in uptown Manhattan (New…
FastPACE! Prospectus, 1970, Richard Schlegel Files #7306, Box 4, Folder 41, Cornell University, later deposited at the John Wilcox Archives, William Way LGBTQ Community Center, Philadelphia, PA.
FastPACE! Prospectus, 1970, Richard Schlegel Files #7306, Box 4, Folder 41, Cornell University, later deposited at the John Wilcox Archives, William Way LGBTQ Community Center, Philadelphia, PA.
Donald Lee to Richard Schlegel, 3 Oct. 1970, Richard Schlegel Files #7306, Box 4, Folder 45, Cornell University, later deposited at the John Wilcox Archives, William Way LGBTQ Community Center, Philadelphia, PA.
Richard Schlegel, "Code of Behavior for Military Personnel," Richard Schlegel Files #7306, Box 3, Folder 1, Cornell University, later deposited at the John Wilcox Archives, William Way LGBTQ Community Center, Philadelphia, PA.
PACE! Magazine, 1970, Richard Schlegel Files #7306, Box 3, Folder 38, Cornell University, later deposited at the John Wilcox Archives, William Way LGBTQ Community Center, Philadelphia, PA.
Richard Schlegel, Mattachine Society Convention Speech, San Francisco, Aug. 1962, Richard Schlegel Files #7306, Cornell University, later deposited at the John Wilcox Archives, William Way LGBTQ Community Center, Philadelphia, PA.
Clark Polak to Richard Schlegel, 9 April 1961, Richard Schlegel Files #7306, Box 3, Folder 15, Cornell University, later deposited at the John Wilcox Archives, William Way LGBTQ Community Center, Philadelphia, PA.
Blackie Dennis having a drink between shows, circa 1950. Courtesy of the Lombino family.
The Moroccan Village nightclub, 23 West 8th Street, Greenwich Village, New York City. Lumitone Photoprint postcard. Courtesy of the Lombino family.
Nutrix Co. advertisement featuring Dorian Dennis and Tempest Storm, 1960s. Courtesy of Scott Ewalt.
Dorian Dennis (aka Rene Eisenstadt), “Queen of Burlesque,” 1950s. Courtesy of the Lombino family.
Advertisement for Blackie Dennis at the Howdy Club, Women’s Wear Daily, May 21, 1937. Courtesy of the Lombino family.