Subject: RE: InOBU opens his music & theater pub From: McGrath of Harlow Date: 28 Jul 11 - 09:02 AM I missed seeing this till a moment ago. Now I know where to head anytime I'm in America... |
Subject: RE: InOBU opens his music & theater pub From: GUEST,Mike Gibson Date: 15 Jul 11 - 03:28 PM I'm so coming over my next trip to the big apple to drink apple and rye sounds like a new York drink to me... Mike gibson |
Subject: RE: InOBU opens his music & theater pub From: gnu Date: 15 Jul 11 - 02:08 PM Good luck! |
Subject: RE: InOBU opens his music & theater pub From: Sandra in Sydney Date: 15 Jul 11 - 01:00 PM strangely enough a review of "Silent! The Musical" appeared in my local paper, the Sydney Morning Herald. Admittedly it was taken from The New York Times |
Subject: RE: InOBU opens his music & theater pub From: InOBU Date: 14 Jul 11 - 10:07 AM Well... so much to respond to... yes open mikes and sessions, yes to the harp replica, the replica happily living behind the bar, with my button accordian, a few guitars and all... yes will post photos... Harriet phone me about things... Greg you as well... CHeers Lorcan |
Subject: RE: InOBU opens his music & theater pub From: Roger the Skiffler Date: 14 Jul 11 - 08:48 AM Yet another talent from the already multi-faceted Larry! Good Luck with what can be very hard work. We'll make you offical brewer to the Mudcat Tavern! Slainte! RtS |
Subject: RE: InOBU opens his music & theater pub From: Skipjack K8 Date: 14 Jul 11 - 04:47 AM Great news, Lor, the old speakeasy returns! The atmosphere in 80 St Marks is really warm, now with the cup that cheers and a tune to sing, it'll be perfect. Can't wait to return and sit in at the session. Best of luck, mate. Greg |
Subject: RE: InOBU opens his music & theater pub From: Leadfingers Date: 13 Jul 11 - 10:19 PM Next time I get across the pond The Big Apple looks a good place to look in ! Last time I did anything there was in 1974 on my way home from Bermuda . Are you thinking of any 'Open Mic' evenings in the bar Lorcan ? Best of luck with it mate |
Subject: RE: InOBU opens his music & theater pub From: Bobert Date: 13 Jul 11 - 09:57 PM Absolutely cool and great to hear from you... B~ |
Subject: RE: InOBU opens his music & theater pub From: katlaughing Date: 13 Jul 11 - 08:26 PM Congrats, Lorcan!! I remember, well, the "before" pix you posted and the tales of cracking the old safe, etc. THIS is exciting! So happy for you. Which reminds me, did you ever get a replica made of the old harp you posted about? luvyakat |
Subject: RE: InOBU opens his music & theater pub From: GUEST,Guest,Zhenya Date: 13 Jul 11 - 08:21 PM How will the Celtic / folk crowd recognize the name if you change Molly to Annie?! Touchstone and Mick Hanly both sing it as Molly. I see one of the Mudcat versions doesn't have a woman's name at all, but reads "My thoughts were on money"! Seriously, congratulations and I hope to go to some of those Sunday events, among other things. Will there be singing as well as tunes? I know you do both. Zhenya ( aka Harriet from Dempsey's, although I've not been there recently.) |
Subject: RE: InOBU opens his music & theater pub From: Desert Dancer Date: 13 Jul 11 - 07:35 PM Theatre 80 |
Subject: RE: InOBU opens his music & theater pub From: ranger1 Date: 13 Jul 11 - 07:05 PM Well, now I have an incentive to visit NYC. Will Damien be about as well? |
Subject: RE: InOBU opens his music & theater pub From: Lonesome EJ Date: 13 Jul 11 - 06:48 PM Best of luck! Only wish I lived closer. |
Subject: RE: InOBU opens his music & theater pub From: GUEST,InOBU at work... Date: 13 Jul 11 - 06:16 PM Dear SRS and Dick, thanks, and yes, it is still us. My 91 year old mum is still upstairs keeping and eye on things... 80 Saint Marks Place, (8th street) between first and second ave. Mudcatters say hello at the bar, it is usually me there pulling pints... Cheers Lorcan |
Subject: RE: InOBU opens his music & theater pub From: dick greenhaus Date: 13 Jul 11 - 03:35 PM InOBU- Why not post the address. I remember where Theater 80 is, but I'm not sure how many others do. |
Subject: RE: InOBU opens his music & theater pub From: Stilly River Sage Date: 13 Jul 11 - 01:06 PM Is that down on St. Mark's Place? I used to go to old movies there when I lived in NYC in the late 70s, early 80s. Was it your family then? Small world! That's the first time I ever saw the Wizard of Oz in color! I'd only seen it on the family black and white television before then. SRS |
Subject: RE: InOBU opens his music & theater pub From: SINSULL Date: 13 Jul 11 - 01:04 PM Good luck with it, Larry. I will make a point of visiting when next in NYC. Musical comedy - Silence of the Lambs????? LOL |
Subject: RE: InOBU opens his music & theater pub From: Maryrrf Date: 13 Jul 11 - 12:53 PM It looks wonderful! If I get up to New York I will definitely try to attend one of the events. |
Subject: RE: InOBU opens his music & theater pub From: MartinRyan Date: 13 Jul 11 - 12:32 PM Yeah - good luck with that! Regards |
Subject: RE: InOBU opens his music & theater pub From: alanabit Date: 13 Jul 11 - 12:31 PM Glad to have you back here. Hope the venture really takes flight! |
Subject: RE: InOBU opens his music & theater pub From: Will Fly Date: 13 Jul 11 - 10:10 AM Just been looking at the website - very nice - will there be some photos later? (Couldn't see any on the 'photos' page). Shame it's so far away - I have a sneaky liking for magic shows, even though I know how most of it's done! |
Subject: RE: InOBU opens his music & theater pub From: InOBU Date: 13 Jul 11 - 09:41 AM PS After a bit of Mudcatting, I see the touchstone version is a wee bit off... so the drink, as of this writing is now renamed, the Annie Tucker... as per the origional flat river girl's name. Still can kick... Lor |
Subject: InOBU opens his music & theater pub From: InOBU Date: 13 Jul 11 - 09:37 AM Well, Friends, you might have noticed a certain lack of posting for the past few ... em... years. Well, hard at work reorganizing the family biz, Theatre 80. One of the big projects was to realize me da's dream of having a full licence for the tap room in the theater, the bar put in in 1922, when it was a speakeasy. The happy news is that we are now slinging booze, and soon will be hosting Sunday evening Celtic and folk nights... may even play sometimes myself. We are featuring a wee drink I invented (I hope) and named after a wee girl from a great song, Jack Hagerty... The Molly Tucker, is a drink based in Rye and apples, which like the girl in the song, sometimes kicks. Well... folks and folkies, drop in for a tune and a dram. By the way... we are also now presenting, in the theater, Silence, a musical comedy version of Silence of the Lambs... very funny. All the best Lorcan |
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