U-Matic Proof Copy of "The Junky's Christmas" (1993)

Los Angeles, California, US: Palomar Pictures (U-Matic Cassette), 1993.
Case: 10" x 6.75" x 1.5", grey plastic clamshell with paper label.
Cassette: 5.5" x 8.625" x 1.25", grey cassette with Palomar Pictures label.

A U-Matic proof copy of the animated and live-action video of William S. Burroughs The Junky's Christmas, with music by Hal Willner and the Disposable Heroes of Hiphoprisy from Spare Ass Annie and Other Tales. This was produced by Palomar Pictures (Los Angeles, California, US). 

Apparently, two of these U-Matic cassettes were given to people supporting the film in Lawrence, Kansas — one to Jim McCrary, poet, former Burroughs office manager, and friend of Burroughs, and the other to James Grauerholz, William Burroughs Communications manager and former Estate owner. This copy was Jim McCrary's, and was acquired from him during a visit to Lawrence, Kansas, US.

Jim McCrary, his wife Sue Ashline, James Grauerholz, and other friends of Burroughs appear in the end sequence of the film, a Christmas dinner with Burroughs at the Lawrence, Kansas home of Steven Lowe (of Casa Sin Nombre Gallery and the Desert Hot Springs Beat Hotel).