Editor theatre arts (14 resultados)

Trade Paperback. Condición: Good. None. Magazine warped at bottom; covers chipped and worn. Cover: Julie Andrews in "My Fair Lady". Cover: Julie Andrews in "My Fair Lady". fmc2%262D.

Paperback. Condición: Very Good. 1st. 96 pages; stapled pictorial wraps, lite chipping & rubbing; includes: Andre Roussin (Play Scipt: The Little Hut); Maruice Zolotow (Josh-of-all-trades, Joshua Logan); Joseph Wood Krutch (Genius is Better Than Talent , Eugene O'Neill, A Moon for the Misbegotten)) Robert Whitehead (Clifford Odets's Tale for today); Carol Channing (The Audience in the Act); David Abell (Cervantes in a Street Setting); Frank Rahill (When Heaven Protected the Working Girl); and Much More. Joshua Logan on Cover (ilustrador). …

Paperback. Condición: Very Good. 1st. 96 pages; stapled pictorial wraps, lite chipping; includes: Andre Roussin (Play Scipt: The Little Hut); Maruice Zolotow (Josh-of-all-trades, Joshua Logan); Joseph Wood Krutch (Genius is Better Than Talent , Eugene O'Neill, A Moon for the Misbegotten)) Robert Whitehead (Clifford Odets's Tale for today); Carol Channing (The Audience in the Act); David Abell (Cervantes in a Street Setting); Frank Rahill (When Heaven Protected the Working Girl); and Much More. Joshua Logan on Cover (ilustrador).…

Paperback. Condición: Very Good. 1st. 96 pages; Mona Vangsaa, Hemming Kronstam (cover Photo By Arnold Eagle), Arthur Miller (A View from the Bridge -article and Complete script), Ward Morehouse, Douglas Seale, Norris Houghton, Clare Boothe Luce, Ernest Havemann (alfred hitchcock), Lucious Beebe, Maurice Zolotow, Ballet, etc. b/w photos, Ads, Etc.; Mona Vangsaa & Henning Kronstam (Royal Danish ballet) on Cover (ilustrador). …

Paperback. Condición: Very Good. 1st. 96 pages; stapled wraps w/lite soiling and chipping, includes: Tennessee Williams (foreword and Afterword to Camino Real; Playscript, Camino Real; John Gassner (Lost Playwrights, Maurice Zolotow (When I Was an Actor), Alexis Minotis (Reviving Attic Drama), Etc. b/w photos, Ads, Etc; Stephen Douglas & Bibi Osterwald on Cover (ilustrador). …

Paperback. Condición: Very Good. 1st. stapled wraps;p 96 pages; Edward G. Robinson (cover Photo By Slim Aarons), Howard Teichmann, George S. Kauffman (complete script--Solid Gold Cadillac), Joseph Wood Krutch (Eugene O'Neill), Playhouse, Wilmington, Delaware, Leonard Warren, Etc. Edward G. Robinson on Covler; b/w photos, Ads, Etc (ilustrador).…

Paperback. Condición: Very Good. 1st. 96 pages; items by/about: Julie Andrews Pygmalion, (cover Photo By Cecil Beaton), N. Richard Nash (The Rainmaker), Marc Connelly, Heinrich Kraus, Horst Koegler, William Green, Bolshoi Ballet School (William Benton), etc. b/w photos, Ads, Etc.; Julie andrews on Cover (ilustrador).…

Paperback. Condición: Very Good. 1st. 96 pages; items b/about: Michael Todd (cover Photo By Roderick MacArthur), William Inge (Bus Stop-- Complete script), Ward Morehouse, Joseph Wood Krutch Henrik Ibsen, Donald Oenslager (Stage design), Jo Sullivan, Marvin Felheim (Augustin Daly), etc. b/w photos, Ads, Etc (ilustrador). …

Paperback. Condición: Very Good. 1st. 96 pages; Gardiner Leaver art (cover), Joseph Stein, Will Glickman (Plain and Fancy Complete script), Ward Morehouse (Gilbert Miller), Maurice Zolotow, Joseph Wood Krutch (Farce), John Houseman (Shakespeare), Ulick O'connor, Maurice Vaalency (George Bernard Shaw), Allen and Martha Rankin, Kiss Me Kate Review, Emily Coleman (ballet), Etc. b/w photos, Ads, Etc (ilustrador).…

Paperback. Condición: Very Good. 1st. 100 pages; items by/about:Eleanor Steber (cover art), Opera, Ruth Martin, Cosi Fan Tutte (Complete Lyrics in English-Mozart), Rudolf Bing, Margaret Fishback Antolini, Costume Designing George R. Marek, Goddard Lieberson, Dorle J. Soria, Herbert Graf, Claudia Cassidy, etc. b/w photos, Ads, Etc (ilustrador).…

Magazine. Condición: Good. First Edition. A quality, glossy magazine containing 98 pages including front cover (rear cover missing). Featuring a front cover photograph of Valerie Bettis, the principal dancer in Vinton Freedley's "Great to Be Alive." Well-illustrated with photographs, highlights include: article The Schizophrenic Wonder by William Inge (on his play "Come Back, Little Sheba"); article Home of the Guild (on The Theatre Guild in New York); article South of Eboli by Eric Bentley; article Past Performances by Lee Strasberg; article Disquiet on the Western Front by Arthur L. Mayer; complete text of the play "The Closing Door" by Alexander Knox; much more. Condition: rear cover missing; in worn front cover; internal pages, text, and photographs are in very good condition.…

Magazine. Condición: Very Good. First Edition. A quality, glossy magazine containing 100 pages including front and rear covers. Featuring a front cover photograph of Ethel Barrymore on stage with two other actors. Well-illustrated with photographs, a special issue Backward Glance: A Nostalgic Review of the Lively Arts in 1919. Highlights include: The Broadway Season - Album 1919 by Ward Morehouse; Dawn Over Hollywood by Arthur Knight; Music: 1919 by Paul Moor; The Literary Scene: 1919 by Harrison Smith; Dance: 1919 by Ted Shawn; Your Regular Moderator (on John K.M. McCaffrey by Merle Miller); complete text of play Caesar and Cleopatra by George Bernard Shaw; much more. Condition: in lightly worn covers showing periodic light to moderate edge and corner wear, particularly to outer narrow spine; mailing label to former owner to rear cover; internal pages lightly aged but otherwise in excellent condition.…

Soft cover. Condición: Very Good. 44 pages. Illustrated. Nicolai Ostrovsky "How The Steel Was Tempered" (1935/5) / H Macdiarmid & A Bush "The Tide That Will Never Turn [cantata]" / Socialist Realism & Theatre (1954) / Maxim Gorky "Address To Congress of Soviet Writers" / Socialist Realism On Film (1925) / Artery Salutes The Glorious Vietnamese People's Victory/ Mayakovsky "Order No 2 To The Army Of Arts" / David Alfaro Siqueiros "Manifesto, Syndicate of Technical Workers, Painters, and Sculptor, Mexico (1922)" (SL#125/9).…

From the Macqueen-Pope papers. See the two men's entries in the Oxford DNB. Poke's two letters are in good condition, lightly aged, the second with slight rust spotting from paperclip; the carbons of MP's letters to Poke on aged, worn and discoloured cartridge paper. ONE: Poke to MP, 12 March 1951. 3pp, small 4to. Begins: 'My dear Popie, / I was rather out of depth on this article - "It was top of the Bill" - so I sent it over to my Father, [Fleet Street magazine owner Frederick Robert Poke] who has been devoted to Music Halls from very early days; and the following are some notes which he sent me, which I think I would like to pass on to you fr, in the light of what he says, you can probably do some revisions on your article.' A transcription of F. R. Poke's notes follows. He finds MP's proposed article 'rather heavy going. It would be a big wad of stuff to publish, but I feel that you should accept it.' He proceeds with specific points, with reference to the Brothers Horne ('it was a very amusing boxing match'), R. G. Knowles, Kate Carney, Fred Russell, and especially Charlie Whittle ('When he took London by storm, I remember his topping the bill over Marie Lloyd and doing four halls a night.'). Also: 'I was one of the few people who ever saw Dan Leno dance - he had to give up dancing because of his health.' The elder Poke continues by stating that he wantd to be a comedian himself. 'Fred Burnell of the Gee family taught me ho to manipulate a drum-major's wand. I will show you one day how to do it. And I also learned from some of these people trick-cycling. I could and can I think stand still on a bicycle and ride it backwards - both ways - and do a few other tricks on it.' He concludes with practical suggests about cutting the article. TWO: Poke to MP, 22 May 1951. 1p, 4to. Proposing to discuss his 'suggestions about HAMPTON COURT and the others'. Signed in his absence. 'I am dictating this from home for, unfortunately, I've got what the Doctor tells me is a form of dysentery - most uncomfortable.' THREE to FIVE: Unsigned carbons of letters to Poke from MP, each 1p, 4to. In the first he describes revisions he has made to the music hall article, in the second he proposes an article on 'The Pageantry of Hampton Court', and others on 'Earls Court, The White City and such exhibit[s] of theh past', in the third he condoles with Poke over his indisposition ('I am not too well myself and very harrassed.'). …