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2016x-1681740079Morgan & Claypool 2016. Paperback. New. 93 pages. 10.00x7.00x0.19 inches. Morgan & Claypool paperback
10012NF Condtion SIGNATURE GUARANTEED AUTHENTIC. Signed by Author. Unbound. unknown
9546Letter One: 24 October 1943; Queen's Hotel Leeds. Letter Two: 2 April no year; 18 Southwick Street London. Both items on 'Bebe' letterheads and both with signature 'Bebe' incorporating a drawing of a stick figure with hat. Letter One: 12mo 1 p. Twelve lines. Good on lightly-aged paper. With addressed envelope. She is sorry they missed one another 'at the station especially after all the trouble you went through to get there'. Gives news of show: 'Boy it will be good to get back to town again. I have enjoyed the tour but as you know travelling nowadays isn't what it used to be by a long shot.' Letter Two: 8vo 1 p. 21 lines. She makes an excuse for not meeting: 'I was feeling so ill that I just had to get home right after the show and you are so sweet that I knew you would understand.' Suggests supper 'at the Jewish Restaurant you were telling Ben about'. Of an injury to Colleano's finger she writes 'Anyway it gave you a chance to sing!'. Letter One: 24 October [1943]; Queen's Hotel, Leeds. Letter Two: 2 April [no year]; 18 Southwick Street, London. unknown
1963721867PN. New. 1963. Soft Cover. Date is original print. This is a reprint edition. . PN paperback
1945100362<p>April 11 1945. 1945. Very good. - Over 250 words typed on his personal 10-1/2 inch high by 7-1/4 inch wide embossed watermarked linen stationery. Irving Berlin writes to Bob Sidney the choreographer of his important World War II musical "This Is the Army" concerning new music he created for the show's tour of the Philippines. He writes that "I hope all went well in Mendora Mindora and that the new number is working out.As I wrote you from Leyte unless this number is a riot I wouldn't keep it in. Another spot may help but I still feel the number is too slow." Berlin had introduced his new song "Heaven Watch the Philippines" during a ceremony in Leyte in March of 1945 singing the song with a chorus of Filipino girls and the cast of the play "This Is the Army". He wrote the song as a tribute to the Filipino people and their resilience during World War II. In his letter to Bob Sidney he expresses his concern that the song will be misunderstood. "I am really concerned about the Philippine song especially when you play Manila and the rest of the tour through the Philippines. I hope Shanley Pvt. Robert Shanley got away with the announcement. If not someone else should explain the song. It makes much more sense with an announcement. I would also try to get some children for every performance as we did in Leyte. In any event the shows you play in Manila should have the children for every performance." Signed in full "Irving Berlin". Folded for mailing with some light creases. Near fine.</p><p>Originally composed as a Broadway Musical Irving Berlin's "This is the Army" was staged as a morale-boosting revue to raise money for the troops. The musical opened on Broadway on July 4 1942 during the Second World War with a cast consisting of 300 uniformed soldiers. The show was so successful that it was followed by a national and international tour playing in the European Far East and Pacific Theaters of War. Irving Berlin designed the show so that he could insert new songs depending on the location of the performances. "My British Buddy" was composed for the English performances and "Heaven Watch the Philippines" for Pacific Island shows. The song "Heaven Watch the Philippines" was written as a tribute to the Filipino people's resilience during the war and as a benefit to aid in the recovery following the war. Dedicated to General Douglas MacArthur Berlin sang the song with a chorus of Filipino girls and the cast of the musical in a presentation ceremony in Philippine city of Leyte in March 1945. He subsequently donated the song to the country with proceeds to go to the Boy & Girl Scouts of the Philippines.</p><p>The Russian-born American composer and songwriter Irving Berlin 1888-1989 wrote an estimated 1500 songs including scores for 20 Broadway musicals and 15 Hollywood movies. His music forms a large part of the Great American Songbook.</p><p>The American choreographer Robert Sidney 1909-2008 was self-taught as a dancer. He made his Broadway debut in "On Your Toes" in 1936 and appeared in George Balanchine's "Keep Off the Grass". Assigned to the Special Services Division during the Second World War he was the principal choreographer for Irving Berlin's musical "This Is The Army" and was later involved in the movie version starring Ronald Reagan. He choreographed many Broadway shows and worked with Bing Crosby Rita Hayworth Nancy Walker Jackie Gleason Cyd Charisse Debbie Reynolds and Mitzi Gaynor. He also went on to work in television choreographing for "The Dean Martin Show" television versions of musicals and 4 Academy Awards shows.</p> April 11, 1945.
mon0003476077Bernard of Hollywood. paperback. Good. . Bernard of Hollywood paperback
1950374338Hollywood: Bernard of Hollywood 1950. Softcover. Very Good. First edition. Spiral bound cardboard wrappers. 126pp. Creasing rubbing and some edgewear else very good plus. Includes photographs of actress Jane Greer Joyce Holden and Marilyn Monroe a few years after beginning to use her stage name and six years before legally changing it. Bernard of Hollywood unknown
195065048Hollywood:: Bernard of Hollywood Publishing Co. 1950. First edition. original spiral-bound illustrated stiff wrappers. Light creasing and rubbing to the stiff wrappers; contents fine. Folio. Illustrated throughout from photographs. Marilyn Monroe is among the models. Bernard of Hollywood Publishing Co., unknown
1950029352Hollywood CA: Bernard of Hollywood Publishing Co. 1950. 1st . Paper Back. Very Good/No Jacket. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. Bernard of Hollywood. 126pp.credits; SC red plastic comb-binding w/no title on spine; red&white w/b&w photo covers; some rub&wear w/4"teartp.spine&2"teartitle; cleantight pgs. "Bernard of Hollywood's Camera Technique Fully Revealed" Models include: Jane Greer Marilyn Monroe & Lili St. Cyr. <br/> <br/> Bernard of Hollywood Publishing Co. unknown
195023716Hollywood California: Bernard of Hollywood Publishing Co 1950. 1st edition. Softcover. Good. 1st edition. A Good copy. 4to. 126 1 pp. profusely illustrated with b&w photographs. B&w photo-illustrated stiff wraps bound with a red plastic comb binding. The Front and rear panels are creased with a $2 price in marker on the front panel. The comb binding is tearing the front panel about half way up.A Good copy. Bernard of Hollywood Publishing Co unknown
2019x-0823285677Fordham Univ Pr 2019. Hardcover. New. 232 pages. 9.25x6.25x0.75 inches. Fordham Univ Pr hardcover
2019x-0823285669Fordham Univ Pr 2019. Paperback. New. 232 pages. 8.75x6.00x0.75 inches. Fordham Univ Pr paperback
1948015990New York: Grayson 1948. Book. Very Good. Soft cover. First Edition. Three oblong spiral bound illustrated softcovers devoted to the photography of the female human body with few exceptions light soiling marginal wear owner's name on one copy and owners stamp on a second copy. Grayson Paperback
1948197494New York Grayson Publishing 1948. 1948. Oblong 4to. 56 unnumbered pages of gravures of female nudes. Spiral bound red pictorial wrappers. Very good. No signatures or bookplates. F. Soft cover. New York, Grayson Publishing [1948]. paperback
249071Grayson Publishing Corp. Soft Cover Comb-Bound - Good - Light warp to book and damage to comb otherwise tight - Photography. Soft Cover. Good. Grayson Publishing Corp. Paperback
1948197491New York Grayson Publishing ca. 1948. 1948. Oblong 4to. 56 pages of gravures printed by Beck Gravure plus 8 page supplement added for this "enlarged edition." Spiral bound stiff printed pictorial red and green wrappers. Very good. Primarily studies of female nudes but with seven illustrations of male "beefcake" at the end. No signatures or bookplates. Soft cover. New York, Grayson Publishing [ca. 1948]. paperback
2381418 December 1976; on his letterhead 146 Central Park West New York. 1p 4to. In fair condition lightly creased. Folded once. Reads: ‘Dear Peter / Many thanks for your letter. It’s always pleasant to read nice things that people say about one’s work. / All my best wishes to you. / Sincerely / Burton Lane’. Two-line typed biography of Lane at head of reverse. 18 December 1976; on his letterhead, 146 Central Park West, New York. unknown
20132-9871587848Turmalina 2013. Paperback. New. 152 pages. 8.00x5.25x0.38 inches. Turmalina paperback
193023946Specialist Publ St. Louis 1930. Inner Hinges Starting Separated Introduction by O. O. McIntyre HBDJ DJ chipped/torn Mended Creases & in 2 pieces Repaired Rough POOR Condition Yet Title & Illustration Front INTACT 1930 1st Edition Brown Boards with Black BOOK POOR Condition with Chips rub Wear Extremities Cover Interior pgs Nice tight Clean light WEAR FOX Cover Spine Piece Missing Bottom 1.5 inch . Signed by Author. First Edition. Hard Cover. Poor/Poor. Specialist Publ, St. Louis hardcover
193527431California Graphic Press Los Angeles Calif. 1935 ACTOR Starred in Just My LuckThe Busher Clodhopper Egg Crate WallopString Beans Paris The Girl I Loved ETC HBDJ BROWN Hardback WITH GOLD GILT TITLES with dust cover wear and tears. October 1935 1st Edition 1st Printing . Autographed by author no other markings noted inside or out. Sound binding. Small teears corner front DJ VG BK / DJ GOOD WITH LIGHT RUB WEAR Tiny chips Tears DJ Edges. the margins are clean. The DJ has some additional moderate edge wear. NOT an Ex-library copy!. DJ small chips Top Spine DJ small Chip Front DJ Color Illustration of Map of Hollywood 1935 INTACT Blue cloth cover Front Nice Condition lettered in Gold Gilt 177 pgs It is Said That Charles Ray has caught the Spirit of Hollywood better than any Narrator who has attempted description of the Film Capital Taking the Short Short Story technique He had compiled 29 Stories Technique short stories by the former silent film star and producer Charles Ray Handsome leading man in the mold of Rudolph Valentino. -Compiled from incidents in everday Life of Men & Women who Entertain in Pictures short stories by the former silent film star and producer Charles Ray Handsome leading man in the mold of Rudolph Valentino. . A collection of short scripted stories about day to day life in Hollywood from its heyday era of the late 1920's and early 30's Charles Ray starred in Busher Clodhopper Egg Crate Wallop ETC . A collection of short scripted stories about day to day life in Hollywood from its heyday era of the late 1920's and early 30's "Compilation of 29 stories of satire comedy pathos and tragedy with an O. Henry-type kicker . Signed by Author. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/Good. California Graphic Press, Los Angeles, Calif. hardcover
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ria9780981157030_inpHardcover. New. New Book; Fast Shipping from UK; Not signed; Not First Edition; West of the city of Pok North of the ruins of Shchevret and somewhere in the vicinity of Nowhere lies Dunttstown nestled in the tiny cracks of a hole in reality. And in that town lives a man named Mongrel Stevens steadfastly existi hardcover
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2518328 October 1969; on letterhead of the Royal Court Theatre The English Stage Company Sloane Square London. 1p 4to. In good condition lightly aged and creased. Ten lines in a close controlled hand. Addressed to ‘Dear Mr. Whitworth’ and signed ‘Christopher Hampton’. He writes to confirm that he will be free on the date he suggested he ‘might be able to come down to meet you’. He also gives an alternative date. ‘At the moment I’m working on a new translation of “Uncle Vanya†which was to be finished by the end of November. So I’m hoping the meeting will be as informal as possible as I shan’t have very much time to prepare anything in advance.’ He explains that he would prefer ‘a question session in which I might talk about the work I’m doing here at the Royal Court’. He asks Whitworth to let him know ‘what sort of form these meetings usually take’. 28 October 1969; on letterhead of the Royal Court Theatre (The English Stage Company), Sloane Square, London. unknown
