GRGR(4) kenosha kid

[RICHARD_WILSON at udlp.com]

Thomas Eckhardt writes:
> I've read somewhere that the kk perhaps is a reference to Orson Welles who
> was born in Kenosha.

a little lime to go with your rosebud, eh?

i never did actually see _citizen kane_ - i figured that if it's as superlative
as it's made out to be then i'd prefer to see it in a theater (and not just any
old theater). 

(regrettably, my exposure to orson welles artistic output has been limited to
his infamous narration of h.g. welles' ufo story (delivered so convincingly that
it had several counties of billies running for the hills with shotguns and
canned food) as well as those dreadful paul masson wine commercials from the
70's and 80's ("we shall sell no wine before it's" ...been bottled (sic)))

anyways, hopefully someone more knowledgable about the man and his work can fill
us in on how *kenosha kane* fits into the GR picture.

--rwilson

"it's your favorite foreign movie" -- steely dan