I have just discovered an original poster signed by TOM CASEY which reads as follows: “ ‘Ma’ home ain’t here, babe'/Chicago Blues/Musicians and other/Drawings by/Tom Casey/April 3-30 [no year given]/Lobby of the World/theater, 2150 17` High/Street, Columbus, Ohio”. On the back in large cursive is my name. (I’m thinking of framing it as it is a handsome piece.) Memory of how it came to me is gone, but I can date it between 1954 & 1967, the years I lived in Columbus and taught at OSU. Possibly it was given me by one of my students. Possibly it was given me by one of my students. Possibly TC was at student at OSU. I have been unable to locate this Tom Casey on the Internet, so would appreciate getting information from onyone who can shed light on Casey or on the use of the World theatre lobby as an art gallery for who-know-who to exhibit their works or who can offer any other kind of related information.
I have just discovered an original poster signed by TOM CASEY which reads as follows: “ ‘Ma’ home ain’t here, babe'/Chicago Blues/Musicians and other/Drawings by/Tom Casey/April 3-30 [no year given]/Lobby of the World/theater, 2150 17` High/Street, Columbus, Ohio”. On the back in large cursive is my name. (I’m thinking of framing it as it is a handsome piece.) Memory of how it came to me is gone, but I can date it between 1954 & 1967, the years I lived in Columbus and taught at OSU. Possibly it was given me by one of my students. Possibly it was given me by one of my students. Possibly TC was at student at OSU. I have been unable to locate this Tom Casey on the Internet, so would appreciate getting information from onyone who can shed light on Casey or on the use of the World theatre lobby as an art gallery for who-know-who to exhibit their works or who can offer any other kind of related information.