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1900850281.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
2003Q-078930869XUniverse Publishing 2003-07-04. Hardcover. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! Universe Publishing hardcover
2003Q-9780789308696Universe Publishing 2003-07-04. Hardcover. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! Universe Publishing hardcover
4858Opera Theatre de La Nation Paris 14 Sept 184 printed year not completed. Two pages 8vo minor defedcts text clear and complete if somewhat illegible. He begins: "J'ignorais personellement monsieur la Combinaison locative dont vous avex ete vistime et je comprends fort bien que vous la trouvez mediocrement ingenieuse vous nous avez habituee aux plus galant precedes mais . . . " He goes on to say that they won't offer compensation understanding that they are changing their "loge" and will collect what belongs to them etc. Note from website: "Nestor Roqueplan 1804-1870 frère du peintre Camille Roqueplan fut rédacteur en chef du Figaro administrateur de l'Opéra de l'Opéra-Comique et des Nouveautés et le modèle du dandy français au XIXe siècle." Opera, Theatre de La Nation, Paris, 14 Sept 184 [printed year not completed] unknown
1846AQ34782Leeds: Mann Printer and Stationer 1846. Single leaf broadside. Browned and lightly spotted with chipping to edges and small hole to upper right-hand corner. An early playbill for the 1846 Leeds Theatre run of Irish playwright James Sheridan Knowles' 1784-1862 historical play The Wife of Mantua which premiered at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane on the 24th of April 1833. The role of the titular wife Marianna was performed by Miss Acosta who often appeared in tandem in venues across the country alongside fellow comedy actress Miss Fitzpatrick. The entertainment also boasts a preliminary orchestral performance of Boieldieu's overture to his celebrated comic opera La Dame Blanche 1825. . Dimensions 190 x 310 mm. Mann, Printer and Stationer unknown
1825AQ33560London: s.n. 1825. Single leaf broadside. Two small marginal holes to left hand edge. An early playbill marking the ninth performance of Irish dramatist James Sheridan Knowles' 1784-1862 adaptation of Schiller's famous revolutionary Swiss drama William Tell. First staged at Drury Lane on the 11th May Knowles' translation was criticised by Thomas Rea for its excessive melodrama making the hero 'so loquacious as to seem almost a braggart.' Despite this the performance of William Macready in the title role was much applauded and Thomas Archer was suitably despicable as the villainous character of Gesler. The first adaptation of William Tell performed in England was staged at the Royal Amphitheatre on 7th June 1802 with Knowles' version being the second produced in 1825; the first - and a more critically acclaimed - full English translation had been produced by Samuel Robinson only months prior. The subsequent evening entertainment is advertised as the sixtieth showing of Der Freischütz the Romantic opera by Carl Maria von Weber 1786-1826. . Dimensions 204 x 350 mm. [s.n.] unknown
1826AQ33563London: s.n. 1826. Single leaf broadside. Slight chipping to edges small loss to lower left-hand edge. An early playbill for the 1826 run of Isaac Pocock's 1782-1835 operatic drama Rob Roy MacGregor first performed in Covent Garden on the 12th March 1818. Based on the Scottish folk hero of the same name and adapted from Sir Walter Scott's 1818 Waverley Novel Rob Roy the title role would be played by acclaimed English stage actor William Charles Macready 1793-1873. Pocock would go on to adapt further Waverley novels for the stage although less successfully including Montrose or the Children of the Mist 1822 and Woodstock 1826. . Dimensions 210 x 328 mm. [s.n.] unknown
1828AQ33562London: s.n. 1828. Single leaf broadside. Some loss to left-hand edge and small tear to upper right-hand corner. A playbill advertising the night's performance of Exchange no Robbery or The Diamond Ring a Comedy by known practical joker Theodore Hook 1788-1841. Most famous for the Berners Street Hoax of 1809 during which he invited countless men and women of note to a single house in Tottenham to win a bet with a friend Hook is considered to be the first recipient of a postcard - likely mailed to himself. The evening's additional entertainment consists of a new Operetta titled 'Love in Wrinkles or the Russian Strategem' and the ninth performance of Charles the XII or The Siege of Stralsund a two-act historical drama by James Robinson Planché 1796-1880 based on the life of said King of Sweden. . Dimensions 199 x 335 mm. [s.n.] unknown
192661473London: Daly's Theatre 1926. 4to. Original blue cloth portfolio with gilt lettering to front board. Heavy spotting to front cover. Inside the portfolio are eight sheets each with tipped-in photograph of the performers. Also included is the sheet music for 'Leander Vocal Fox-Trot from Katja the Dancer' by Harry Graham and Jean Gilbert and also included is an issue of 'The Play Pictorial' No. 277' from 1925 in which the entire issue is devoted to 'Katja the Dancer.' . Very Good. Cloth. 1926. Daly's Theatre 1926 hardcover
PJH50430Friends Harlem Dance Theatre 1990. Near Fine in publishers plain wrappers in slightly rubbed publishers dustwrapper. Signed by the following Contributors; Gordon Parks Quincy Troupe and Bert Andrews who has crossed out a Credit to Gerard Barclay. 1st edition. Illustrated throughout. Friends Harlem Dance Theatre 1990 unknown
22783On letterhead of The Western Times Office Exeter. 30 March 185 '. Phelps's entry in the Oxford DNB gives the background to the present letter stating that Phelps 'married Sarah Cooper 1810/11–1867 on 11 August 1826; she was just sixteen. However their marriage was very happy: they were a devoted couple and Sarah later served as Phelps's dresser. Phelps preferred home life with her to clubs or social gatherings. His other delights were angling and shooting and he purportedly knew every trout stream in England. They had three sons and three daughters including William Robert 1828–1867 who became chief justice of St Helena and Edmund d. 1870 who became an actor.' 3pp 12mo. Bifolium. In fair condition lightly aged and worn. Folded twice. The first three digits of the year are printed in the letterhead and have not been completed. The letter begins: 'My dearest/ I promised to write to-day I believe though I can only tell you that I am well and getting lots of fresh air - Yesterday the boys and I went fishing but found the river flooded - it was showery but still delightful - To-day the weather is better and we think of going off to morrow and trying our luck at Axminster'. With reference to his son William Robert noticed above he writes: 'I took a long walk with Bob this morning and had a long talk with him - he seems perfectly settled - Latimer says he gets on famously - his health is very much better and he looks well'. He asks her to write and tell him 'how the Concert went off last night and what was in the house - Mr Latimer is laying down all kinds of plans for my going to all sorts of places but I think I can come home at the end of the week'. If he finds 'any difficulty in getting away' 'Greenwood' - i.e. Thomas Greenwood the lessee of Sadler's Wells - is to 'send a line to say I am wanted'. He ends by asking her to 'have every thing ready to start off for Farningham as soon as I return - the holidays are short and I must make the most of my time - Kiss the boy all over for me God bless you my darling S. P.' On letterhead of The Western Times Office, Exeter. 30 March 185[ ]'. unknown
56011Cinema - Cineguida - Anno 1951 - Roma D. Lazzaro 7 edizione 1951 - Pag. 189 con numerose illustrazioni informazioni elecono attori e attrici stabilimenti di produzione ditte di noleggio films distributrici nazionali società produttrici registi etc. - Copertina rigida - Testo in italiano. - Condizioni molto buone. Dorso e sguardie rifatte. unknown
49550Cinema - Manifesto originale del film Genio per amore - con Walter Matthau e Meg Ryan - 1994 - Il manifesto è composto da due fogli separati. Dimensioni: 100 x 140 cm ciascuno. - Condizioni molto buone. Piccoli segni del tempo. unknown
24743Condizioni buone come da immagini unknown
82098Teatro Universale: Raccolta Enciclopedica e Scenografica - Anno V e VI - ed. 1838 - Testo in lingua italiana. Pagine XIII 416 Anno V 416 Anno VI . - Copertina rigida. - Condizioni generali buone con alcuni segni del tempo come da foto. unknown
1559360755.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
182923137London: Printed by W. Reynolds 1829. 1 vols. ca. 8 x 13 inches. Some short marginal tears and creasing discreet repair on verso else a very good piece. 1 vols. ca. 8 x 13 inches. The play with Charles Kemble as Shakespeare and Miss Lacy as Queen Elizabeth. This was followed by the farce "The Waterman" with Mr. Blanchard Mr. Keeley and Mrs. Davenport. "The Robber's Wife" with John Fawcett and Ellen Tree Kean. The lower portion contains information on forthcoming performances. Kemble as "Shakespeare". <br/><br/> Printed by W. Reynolds unknown
186223168Philadelphia: U. S. Job Printing Office 1862. 1 vols. ca. 9 1/2 x 19 inches. Some short marginal tears creases light browning else a very good copy. 1 vols. ca. 9 1/2 x 19 inches. Following "Fashion" was the farce "Laughing Hyena" staring Mr. S. Hemple and Miss Josephine Tyson. Forthcoming performances are noted following the programme. Edward Loomis Davenport the noted American actor and manager was married to the English actress Fanny Vining daughter of Frederick Vining manager of Haymarket Theatre in 1829 and a noted success on her own. Of their nine children seven followed their parents into the theatre. The Davenports. <br/><br/> U. S. Job Printing Office unknown
184723162Philadelphia: United States Job Printing Office 1847. 1 vols. ca. 7 x 19 inches. Some short marginal discoloration else a very good copy. 1 vols. ca. 7 x 19 inches. Starring Mr. Hadaway. The bottom of the broadside carries the advertisement for Mr. Hadaway in Ainsworth's "Jack Sheppard" and the comedy "X. Y. Z" <br/><br/> United States Job Printing Office unknown
182123118London: Printed by E. Macleish 1821. 1 vols. ca. 7 1/2 x 13 inches. Some light discoloration and spotting else excellent. 1 vols. ca. 7 1/2 x 13 inches. The tragedy starring Charles Kemble William Charles Macready William Atkins Daniel Egerton and Miss Dance. The farce starring J. Isaacs and Mr. Duruset. Notices for the forthcoming performance of "London Stars" is at the bottom of the sheet. Charles Macready is also noted for his friendships with Forster Dickens and Maclise. Kemble and Macready. <br/><br/> Printed by E. Macleish unknown
182123138London: Printed by E. Macliesh 1821. 1 vols. ca. 8 x 13 inches. Tipped onto a sheet some light offsetting and marginal browning else a very good copy. 1 vols. ca. 8 x 13 inches. The play with Mr. Blanchard William Charles Macready and Miss Boden. "A Roland for an Oliver" was them performed with Ellen Tree Kean John Fawcett J. Isaacs and Miss Maria Foote later Countess of Harrington. The lower portion contains information on forthcoming performances. Charles Macready is also noted for his friendships with Forster Dickens and Maclise. Macready in "The Slave". <br/><br/> Printed by E. Macliesh unknown
1970661931970. Quarto 32 cm Red boards with a string tie binding. Includes newspaper clippings programs for high school theatrical performances correspondence regarding the productions and articles such as "Wingate youths present Indian lore in drama" published in "Indian Community Action" and "Navajo Legends Increase English Proficiency" published in "Indian Record December 1969." Most is loosely laid in. An early scrap book belonging to bookman and publisher Ernie Bulow documenting his theatrical experiences as cultural arts instructor / script writer at Wingate High School in Fort Wingate New Mexico. <br /> <br /> After receiving an English degree in the sixties Bulow worked for the Bureau of Indian Affairs resided in Gallup N.M. and taught English at Fort Wingate on the Navajo Reservation. Subsequently he received a doctorate from the University of Utah and he returned to Gallup where he traded in Indian jewelry and kachinas and opened his bookstore. unknown
195133954New York: The Living Theatre 1951. Near Fine. New York: The Living Theatre 1951. First Edition. Octavo. 16pp. Printed wraps. Mild rubbing to edges; Near Fine. Program guide for the opening of this Rexroth play put on at the Cherry Theater in New York in December 1951. Scarce and a nice example of early Living Theatre material. The Living Theatre unknown
192344523New York: E.P. Dutton & Co. 1923. 8vo. xix 1 167 1 pp. Photo frntsp. numerous photo plates. Quarter red over green cloth printed paper labels on frnt cvr & spine slght shlfwr w/ d.j. cover art photos of Lillian Nordica mnr chppng hd & ft of spine edgewear still a VG/VG- copy from the library of the opera singer Marion Talley. First edition of this posthumously published book of advice on how to develop a career as an opera singer and the numerous letters reflecting Madame Nordica’s career. Nordica 1857-1914 was one of the foremost sopranos at the end of the 19th and beginning of the 20th century. She died on her final tour of pneumonia in Jakarta Indonesia. Marion Talley 1906-1983 was discovered in Kansas City Missouri and at age 19 became the youngest principal female performer in the Met’s history to that point she also starred in some films but was not photogenic and her career declined after the 1920s. E.P. Dutton & Co., hardcover
189952060New York: David Belasco; Harlem Opera House 1899; 1901. Two pieces. 1st. Oblong folio. 16 pp unpaginated photo illustrations throughout red illustrated softcovers Arts & Crafts cover art and lettering in dark red yapp edges minor dustsoiling minor edgewear; 2nd -- 4to. 4 pp unpaginated. Illustrated ads printed on light pink-coloured paper minor dustsoiling couple minor closed tears edgewear still VG set. First editions thus of these scarce theatre programmes detailing the life and successful rising career of the actress often called “The American Sarah Bernhardt†who appeared in wildly successful The Heart of Maryland in 1898 the long running Zaza beginning in 1898 and later Madame du Barry afterwards. She was the Progressive Era’s great dramatic actress and would later star in silent films and vaudeville as well. Her film biography appeared in 1940 as the Warner Bros. film Lady with the Red Hair starring Miriam Hopkins Claude Rains Richard Ainley and others. David Belasco; Harlem Opera House], paperback
