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1 vol. in-4 br., WEA Filipacchi Music, Thierry Le Luron production, 1983, env. 40 ff. Ce spectacle connut un immense succès. Thierry Le Luron y imite soixante personnalité de la politique et du spectacle, dans des décors très luxueux, modifiés à chaque sketch. Français
1 vol. in-8 br., Le Croît Vif, 2007, 162 pp. Bel exemplaire, enrichi d'un envoi de l'auteur Français
Compiled by Yves Gérard, under the auspices of Germaine de Rothschild, translated by Andreas Mayor, 1 vol. fort in-8 reliure pleine toile éditeur sous jaquette, Oxford University Press, London, 1969, 716 pp. Bel envoi de l'auteur "à Michel Desbruères, qui est un peu pour quelque chose dans ce livre et qui, impavide, a assisté aux moments d'espoir et de désespoir qu'il m'a causé". Bon exemplaire dédicacé, en bon état Français
1 S. 4to. Mit den Unterschriften von Fred Hennings, Else Wohlgemuth, Ebba Johannsen, Raoul Aslan und Ewald Balser sowie von Albert Heine und Stefan Hlawa.
1 S. Gr.-8vo. Programm eines Klavierabends in den "Kaisersälen" mit Werken von Bach, Händel, Beethoven, Schubert, Chopin, Liszt und anderer. - Édouard Risler studierte bei Louis Diémer am Pariser Konservatorium und bei den Liszt-Schülern Bernhard Stavenhagen und Eugen d'Albert. "Von 1896 an berief man ihn als Korrepetitor nach Bayreuth; später wurde er zur Mitarbeit bei der Inszenierung von Werken Wagners in Paris herangezogen. 1907 wurde er zum Professor für Klavier und Mitglied des Conseil Supérieur du Conservatoire National de Paris ernannt. - Sein durchsichtiges und kraftvolles, jedoch keineswegs trockenes Spiel sowie ein angeborener Sinn für musikalische Strukturen erlaubten es ihm, sich an erhabenste wie zarteste Werke heranzuwagen" (MGG XI, 550). Er "galt nicht nur als der erste Pianist der französischen Schule, der sich seriös und umfassend mit dem Werk Ludwig van Beethovens auseinandersetzte, sondern auch als einer der ersten überhaupt, der alle 32 Sonaten des Bonner Meisters zyklisch aufführte - im Jahre 1906 in Berlin" (Wikipedia). - Mit umlaufender Zierbordüre.
1 S. Imperial-Folio (605:470 mm). Gut erhaltener Theaterzettel einer Aufführung im k.k. privilegierten Nationaltheater an der Wien mit u. a. Karl Treumann (1823-1877) und Karl Mittell (1824-1889). Zwischen dem zweiten und dritten Akt gab man "Sieg der Volkshymne" von Kapellmeister Franz von Suppé. - Adolf Müller wirkte als Sänger und Schauspieler in Prag, Lemberg, Brünn und seit 1823 am Theater in der Josefstadt in Wien. "Mit der erfolgreichen Aufführung seiner ersten Operette am Josefstädter Theater begann 1825 seine Laufbahn als Bühnenkomponist. 1826 zunächst als Sänger, im folgenden Jahr als Kapellmeister am Kärntnertortheater engagiert, wurde er 1828 von Karl Carl als Kapellmeister und Komponist an das Theater an der Wien verpflichtet. 1838 wechselte er an das Theater in der Leopoldstadt und war seit 1847 wieder am Theater an der Wien tätig. Müller komponierte mehr als 600 Singspiele, Operetten und Schauspielmusiken, insbesondere zu Possen von Johann Nestroy und Bauernkomödien von Ludwig Anzengruber, ferner Lieder und Chöre" (DBE). - Kleinere Faltspuren, etwas angestaubt und stellenweise gering fleckig.
1 S. Folio. "Sonntag den 22. Juny 1833 wird in dem Gräfl. Gatterburg[schen] Schloßgarten zum besten der Verschönerungsanstalt, zum Erstenmal augeführt. Wollmarkt oder das Hotel von Wiburg. Lustspiel in 4 Akten [...]". Der folgenden, sehr uneindeutigen Bestzungsliste zu entnehmen ist die Mitwirkung von u. a. einer Marie Gatterburg, "unserem Peter", einem Chirurgus, Graf Hardegg etc. "Preise. Erster und zweyter Platz 20 cx C. M. ohne der bekannten Großmuth Grenzen zu setzen, dritter Platz 10 cx C. M."
Einblattdruck. 250:353 mm. Im Theater nächst der Burg gab man an jenem Abend "Die Kinderschuhe", "Der Buchstab" und "Dir wie mir", im Theater nächst dem Kärntnerthor "Camilla oder Das geheime Gewölbe". - Etwas gebräunt.
1 S. 4to. Auf det Zeitschrift "The Playbill for the Martin Beck Theatre". Tennessee Williams erhielt sowohl 1948 als auch 1955 den Pulitzer-Preis für Theater.
¼ S. auf 16 Bll. Bedr. Pappband. 8vo. Mit eh. adr. Kuvert. "En souvenir amical" für einen Sammler.
8vo. Programm zu einer Aufführung von Mischa Spolianskys Musical "Katharina Knie" nach Carl Zuckmayers gleichnamigem Theaterstück am Wiener Raimundtheater. Hans Albers, der in der Rolle des Karl Knie senior, gen. Vater Knie, zu sehen gewesen war, hatte sich mit dem Stück, das am 18. II. 1957 am Münchner Gärtnerplatztheater seine Uraufführung erlebt hatte, von der Bühne verabschiedet. Die Wiener Erstaufführung hatte am 6. Februar stattgefunden. Einen Monat darauf, am 7. März, sollte Albers während einer Aufführung mit inneren Blutungen zusammenbrechen; drei Monate später, am 24. Juli, starb er 68-jährig in einer Klinik am Starnberger See. - Beiliegend zwei Eintrittskarten zu der Aufführung am 19. Februar.
1 s. Gr.-8vo. John Osbornes Unterschrift auf demTheaterprogramm zu seinem Stück "Epitaph for George Dillon".
pp. (8), 540, (2), 22, 56, 57, 65 , 32, 33 + A handsome bust portrait engraved by Basire, after Cipriani. Portrait offset on to the unusual title page. Some old foxing. Large 4to. 295 mm. x 240 mm. Modern plain full leather binding. Hardbound. Very good. ** WITH AMERICAN CIVIL WAR ERA (1863) MANUSCRIPT NOTES AND ANNOTATIONS. Edited by the great 'Republican' Thomas Hollis, with additions and corrections by Joseph Robertson, this edition includes: Memoirs of the Life of Algernon Sydney; Discourses Concerning Government; Letters of Algernon Sydney, taken from Thurloe's State Papers; The Protector's Advice to Algernon Sydney; Letters of Algernon Sydney, taken from the Sydney papers; Letters of A. Sydney to Henry Savile, Ambassador in France; The Trial of A. Sydney; The Apology of A. Sydney in the Day of his Death; and A General view of Government in Europe. This is an important book in the history of the ideas that founded the American republic, but what is perhaps most interesting about this copy are the manuscript notes and annotations written, in a careful small hand, in America, during the Civil War (1863). A few of these struck our eye, and we're glad to reproduce a few selections here: "I have lately undertaking to read Algernon Sydney on government. There is great difference in reading a book at four and twenty and at eighty eight. As often as I have read it and fumbled it over, it now excites fresh admiration that this work has excited so little interest in the literary world. As splendid an edition of it as the art of printing can produce, as well as for the intrinsic merits of the work, as for the proof it brings of the bitter sufferings of the advocates of liberty from that time to this, and to show the slow progress of moral, philosophical, political illumination in the world, ought to now be published in America" - John Adams to Thomas Jefferson 17 September, 1823. ".the danger in America. arises from (1) the indifference of the people to the character of their deputies; (2) the disinclination of good men to go as deputies; (3) and the inclination of bad men to go as such. The rottenness of our law making bodies has reached such a point that if it shall not soon be cured it can not longer endure." - 1863. "Among the causes, which have brought the USA to their present unhappy condition, may be reckoned, as a leading one, the predominance in their councils of mere municipal lawyers. The low morals and the crass ignorance (of these) are not equal to the work of government, filched by them from a blindly confiding people. A profession proverbially selfish and dishonest can not produce statesmen, however fecund it may be of politicians. The conduct of government is the work of statesmen - of unselfish, honest, high-hearted, great-minded men = that class has disappeared and has given way to small country lawyers whose minds exercise only upon petty squabbles of the neighborhood, incapable of grasping the vast concerns of a nation. Bad as this is, there is something worse. and that is that the profession of the law is every year sinking lower in ignorance and in contempt, while at the same time it is rising in power." - 1863. These manuscript annotations make this copy UNIQUE, and very worthy of further study. W150. **PRICE JUST REDUCED!
LEGATURA IN BROSSURA EDITORIALE ILLUSTRATA, LA FIRMA DELL'AUTORE E' AL FRONTESPIZIO numero pagine: 500 formato: 18X11.3 stato conservazione: DISCRETO, DORSO LEGGERMENTE SCOLORITO E LIEVI TRACCE D'USO, PIEGA AD ANGOLO SUPERIORE PER MOLTE PAGINE
16mo. 24 pp. Printed original wrappers. Inscribed to Mrs. Roland G. Hopkins from the Women's City Club of Boston.
Stockholm, Edit. Foliotryck, 1954. s/p. 8º. Tela editorial. Lomo con tejuelo. Dedicatoria autógrafa del autor. Book in English. Muy buen ejemplar.
Ronald Gordon Nudell Bates (1924-1995), a poet, literary critic and Professor of English was born in Regina Saskatchewan in 1924. He earned a B.A. (1948), at Victoria College, University of Toronto, and M.A. and Ph.D also from the University of Toronto. His teaching career was spent at the University of Upsala (Sweden), the University of Toronto and University of Western Ontario. A member of P.E.N., selected publications of his poetry include The wandering world (1959) the author's first book of poetry This copy is signed on the title page. Some of the poems were inspired by Greek mythology .60p. Clean tight copy, but ffep is missing, else near fine Book
anglais Signé par l'auteur In-8 de 425-(3) pp.; cartonné de l'éditeur, sous jaquette. Texte en anglais. Double signature autographe de l'auteur, l'une en première garde, l'autre en page de titre.
4to. 1 S. Montiert in königsblauer Maroquinmappe mit Deckel- und Innenkantenvergoldung, mehrfarbigen Deckelintarsien und blauem Moiréseidenvorsatz, in königsblauem Maroquingschuber mit goldgeprägtem Rückentitel. Das Manuskript eines der populärsten Gedichte des bekannten "Children's Poet", datiert und (wohl später) in blauer Tinte signiert. - Angerändert. - Beiliegend bzw. beigebunden: ein radiertes Porträt des Dichters von W. H. W. Bicknell auf aufgelegtem China, ein Druck des Gedichts (3/4 Seite einer Oktav-Ausgabe, angerändert), eine 7 Quartseiten umfassende handschriftliche Vertonung des Gedichts von Colin Kemper und eine handschriftliche Notiz: "This is the original manuscript of 'The Sugar Plum Tree' by my father Eugene Field, and comes direct from the personal collection of my father. This manuscript was one of the allotment of my portion of the manuscripts of the estate and given to me at the time the final settlement was made. Eugene Field II, Oct 20 - 1925." - Besonders schön gebunden. Schuber gering berieben.
The Street Arab is a powerful novel about a boy, from a small mining town in Scotland, whose family is torn apart by the First World War and resulting poverty. After foraging for food one day, Robbie returns home to find his family missing and suffers a horrific accident. With strength and determination, he forges ahead and is sent, along with countless other British Home Children, to Canada to begin a new life. What awaits him is more than he could ever have imagined. The Street Arab, written almost a century later, pays homage to the children involved in one of Canada's largest immigration schemes. It is estimated that ten percent of Canadians are British Home Child descendants.Signed on title page, else fine Book
244pp. 27 cm. Hardcover Very good condition good
Wilson Pugsley MacDonald (May 5, 1880 - April 8, 1967) was a popular Canadian poet who "was known mainly in his own time for his considerable platform abilities" as a reader [in dialect] of his own poetry. By reading fees, and by selling his books at readings, he was able to make a living from his poetry alone. Paper wraps with a coloured roundel in the front, and inside an illuminated page "Poem and design by Wilson Macdonald' Presumably this is one of the souvenir brochures sold at his performances.It is signed inside the front cover in his distinctive script and is copy "No..110" The price $2.00 is inked inside the back cover. Undated c. 1930?] Unpaginated [12p.].col. illus.Inoriginal apaer wraps Library book sales stamp, else near fine.n WorldCat] Ex-Library
"Hamida Ghafour and her family fled Kabul in 1981 when the Russians invaded. In this memoir, she tells how she went back in 2003 as a journalist to cover the country's post-9/11 reconstruction." "As Hamida is drawn deeper into her country's present, other members of her family come to life for us - her great-grandfather the Sufi mystic, her poetess grandmother who urged women to unveil, her great-uncle who wrote the first democratic constitution, her brave cousin Bahodine who paid for his views with his life. Her parents and their student days of hamburgers, hunting trips with American hippies and searches for the perfect pomegranate. In her family's past she finds the story of Afghanistan itself." "She finds its future in people like the Midwestern beautician teaching women a new kind of independence, her cousin the parliamentary candidate and the archaeologist digging for his country's lost civilization - in the form of a giant Sleeping Buddha." 336p.bibliography. index. Book
Signed by author on title page.. The Shadow Boxer, he delivers a stunning portrait of the artist in the tradition of such great tales as Jude the Obscure, Candide and even Don Quixote, and gives literary life to the Northern Ontario landscape of "the Soo", and the demanding, muscular life of Lake Superior where giant ore-barges make their way over the grave of The Edmund Fitzgerald. Intricately patterned and multi-layered, this is the story of Sevigne Torrins, poet and boxer, who sets off into the world to make it, and whose romantic and professional misadventures take him as far as Egypt before he finds his way back to the Great Lakes. But the classic writerly dream that Sevigne pursues turns out in practice to have a different and darker reality than any he had foreseen. Book
1 vol. in-8 br., Sources in Western Civilization, Herbert Rowen, The Free-Press, New York, 1967, 359 pp. Very good copy, signed by the author to the famous professor Jean Mesnard. De la bibliothèque de Jean Mesnard (1921-2016), l'éminent spécialiste de Pascal et de la littérature du XVIIe siècle, normalien, agrégé de lettres, professeur à la Sorbonne et doyen de l'Académie des Sciences Morales et Politiques. Anglais
