James Hall is mentioned a few times in the book "The Downtown Pop Underground" by Kembrew McLeod about the start of American Bohemia in the 60's & 70's.  He's mentioned a few times as being part of a small actors group in the East Village.  Although DS isn't mentioned.  His name is on a flyer for "Fire Escape Theater" in "Suicode Notations".  In addition to playing a character (a sleepwalking poet), he is also the director.  It was on 87 Christopher Street 10/22/72.

Yes, that's it.

Should I take it this will never be published? 

There was a time in the mid 90's it was going to be made available at one of the conventions and then was held back.

At least I have the original full 1897 Concordance.

It was due to the sloppy way he was eating eggs in a scene with Vicky in his cottage.

As per another DS website, Lela Swift got George Mitchell fired because he looked too sloppy in the role.

From Amazon:

The bohemian, free-spirited existence that blessed many of Manhattan’s gifted artists and writers in the nineteen fifties and sixties has, with current skyrocketing rents and the high-income requirements of basic living, been nearly extinguished. And only for the likes of an astute observer such as Joseph Caldwell, perhaps be almost forgotten. In his charming, brutally candid memoir, the author describes his tenure working at WQXR, the venerated classical music station, marching in civil protests and being arrested, his accomplished acquaintances, all of it part of the libertine life of a young gay man who becomes a noted playwright and novelist and Rome Prize winner. But then the mantle of the AIDS epidemic falls heavily on the city and exultation in free love and sex is replaced by unrelenting fear. In a twist of fate, a quixotic love that plagues Caldwell his entire life gives him one last chance at a relationship but in a completely unexpected and tragic ways. This memoir is an important chronicle of the changing tide of artistic and gay life in New York City in the shadow of the plague years.

https://www.amazon.com/Shadow-Bridge-Memoir-Joseph-Caldwell/dp/1883285836/ref=sr_1_6?keywords=joseph+caldwell&qid=1572441608&s=books&sr=1-6

Nancy Barrett, Anthony George, and Grayson Hall were on OLTL at the same time in 1983.