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113336 Adelphi Terrace Strand WC London; 26 July 1878. 3pp. 12mo. Good on lightly-aged paper. Blanchard and his wife 'very seldom go out of a Sunday but should the weather be at all favourable' they will 'make a vigorous effort to avail ourselves of the strong temptation you have so kindly thrown in our way'. They will be 'quite content with an afternoon ramble in your beautiful garden and a chat with dear Mrs. Keeley'. He is sending 'impromptu lines written by my father nearly a Century ago' not present that he believes ought to be in Burgess's possession 'as a double ancestral inheritance'. 6 Adelphi Terrace, Strand, WC [London]; 26 July 1878. unknown
1958052728USA: The Hanna Theatre 1958. Soft cover. Very Good. Original theater program signed 'Marcel Marceau' to a person named Julien. Demy 8vo. 22 x 15 cm. In English. 30 p. fully advertisements. Marceau's program: "Week of Sunday May 4 1958. Matinee Saturday May 10. Ronald A. Wilford Associates presents Marcel Marceau and hiss partners Gilles Segal and Pierre Verry. The program will consist of pantomimes selected from the following repertoire.". Notes on the last pages. Marceau was a French actor and mime artist most famous for his stage persona as "Bip the Clown". He referred to mime as the "art of silence" and he performed professionally worldwide for over 60 years. As a youth he lived in hiding and worked with the French Resistance during most of World War II giving his first major performance to 3000 troops after the liberation of Paris in August 1944. Following the war he studied dramatic art and mime in Paris. <br/> <br/> The Hanna Theatre paperback
22936Signed and dated to 1957. Envelope with London postmark dated 18 January 1957 and her embossed address: 35 West 57th Street New York. Enters exhibited her artistic work - including many sketches of her own costume designs - widely in the United States and Europe and her work is held by several museums including the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. The present item is an attractive impressionistic sketch in grey and black pencil with watercolour wash in pink light red and grey showing a dancer with arms outstretched and heavy costume with full sleeves and train. Captioned by Enters at bottom left: 'Fleur du Mal Proust Sequence'. Signed at bottom left: 'Angna Enters '56'. On 23 x 15.5 cm laid paper. In fair condition despite light creasing dogeared corners and one short closed nick at edge. Inserted with tissue guard in envelope with stamps and postmarks addressed by her to 'W. Macqueen Pope Esq. Reuter News Service 85 Fleet Street London E.C. England' and marked 'Personal'. The letter has been redirected in pencil to 5 Coventry Street. The flap has Enters' embossed address. MacQueen-Pope would have had a number opportunities to become acquainted with her work. In her article 1980 article 'Agna Enters: American Dance-Mime' Ginnine Cocuzza notes that Enters made her London debut in 1928 and her television debut on the BBC in 1952. Cocuzza also notes that in 1959 on CBS's 'Camera Three' Enters performed 'three of her dance-mime compositions: 'Pierrot- Figures in Moonlight' 'Queen of Heaven' and 'Fleur du Mal - Tango Dancer''. The present costume design is from the last of these. See also 'Uncommon Eloquence: A Biography of Angna Enters Writer Dance-Mime Artist' by Dorothy Mandel 1986. The Angna Enters and Louis Kalonyme Papers are held by the Beinecke Library Yale University. Signed and dated to 1957. Envelope with London postmark dated 18 January 1957 and her embossed address: 35 West 57th Street, New unknown
188024007New York: McLoughlin Bros 1880. Hardcover. Very good. <p><br /> Large thin 4to. Upper board in full color chromolithography; rear board in single color and listing the five books in the Pantomime Series. 10pp of text with the two remaining blanks serving as front and rear pastedowns.<br /> <p><br /> With a full color chromolithographed harlequinade inside with pages of varying sizes which tell the story of Aladdin as described in the text and as a stage production. <br /> <p><br /> Light wear to the corners; fingering soil; hinges neatly mended though there is some partial separation of the inner sections; still a very good copy. Rare.<br /> <p>. McLoughlin Bros hardcover
188080251New York:: McLoughlin Brothers no date ca. 1880s. publisher's cloth-backed boards illustrated in color. There are a few <1/4" damage to the bottom edge of one of the color openings; inner hinges cracked; some chipping and damage to the spine; colors bright. . Large 8vo. Illustrated in color including plates of varying sizes to be flipped in sequence to visually tell the story. Pantomime Toy Books. McLoughlin Brothers, hardcover