LIBERACE LEGACY NEEDS YOUR HELP
LIBERACE LEGACY NEEDS YOUR HELP
On May 16 Liberace would have turned 97 years old. Sadly, the public is no longer able to appreciate this consummate showman’s collection of cherished personal possessions, as the Liberace Museum located in Nevada was shuttered in 2010.
The makers of Rock N’ Roll Frankenstein ask your help in getting The Liberace Museum listed on The National Register Of Historic Places. After all, if George Washington’s birthplace is on the list why not the place where Lee’s priceless memorabilia was housed? We’re talking about such one of a kind items as: Lee’s white llama fur coat, his diamond studded piano, and his 24-karat solid gold dingelberry clippers.
Hopefully once the museum is added to the register it will smooth the way in raising funds to eventually reopen a refurbished Cathedral of Lee. Liberace played a big part in Rock N’ Roll Frankenstein – well, technically a part of Lee played a big part - so please contact your representative in Congress (www.house.gov/representatives/) and push for the preservation of the Liberace Museum.
If you’d like to see Lee in action, check out Rock N’ Roll Frankenstein, the cult film where dead rockers are stitched together to make a monster superstar - with Lee’s love tool accidentally thrown in the mix.
And stay tuned, we have tentative approval for a charity event at Trump National Golf Club in Palos Verdes, CA, where we hope to auction off Lee’s penis. Actually it’s a prosthetic penis (designed by Emmy nominated makeup FX artist Craig Lindberg) used in the climatic gerbil warehouse scene from Rock N’ Roll Frankenstein. Donald Trump (huge Lee fan) had this to say, “I remember Lee used to beg me to help him get out of his Vegas contract because he wanted to come perform at my casinos in Atlantic City. But that pig Steve Wynn wouldn’t allow it. What a pig.”
Rock n’ roll never dies – it just gets resurrected!
For more info visit Alternative Cinema:
https://www.alternativecinema.com/movie/rock-n-roll-frankenstein
