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The Work Of The Motion Picture Cameraman.
Young, Freddie & Petzold, Paul. Preface By Sir Michael Balcon.
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Librería: Ira Joel Haber - Cinemage Books, Brooklyn, NY, Estados Unidos de AmericaIra Joel Haber - Cinemage Books
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Hardcover. Condición: Fine. 1st American Edition. Comprehensive textbook by the great cinematographer on all aspects of the art of cinematography. Illus. throughout w. many diagrams + 37 b&w stills & production candids on plates. Fine/fine. Book.
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No Binding. Condición: Very Good. Cut-Signature from letter - SIGNED by Sir Michael Balcon. He was an English film producer known for his leadership of Ealing Studios in West London from 1938 to 1955. Comes with top part of letter, on Balcon's stationary, dated March 30, 1972. AUTOGRAPH.
[Basil Ashmore and the Amersham Repertory Players.] Typed Letter Signed introducing himself to theatre historian W. Macqueen-Pope, with accompanying duplicated set of typed press notices, and carbon of MP's reply.
Basil Ashmore [Basil Norton Ashmore] (1915-1998), British stage and music director; Michael Powell; Sir Michael Balcon; George Jessel; Amersham Repertory Players [Walter James Macqueen Pope]
Editorial: ONE: BA's letter 10 January 20 Parkfield Ave Amersham Bucks on letterhead of Amersham Repertory Players. TWO: BA's press notices undated. THREE. Carbon of MP TL in reply 12 January 1956 1956
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From the Macqueen-Pope papers. See his entry in the Oxford DNB. The three items are in fair condition, lightly aged and worn. The first has slight wear to one edge, the second and third are pinned together. ONE: BA to MP, 10 January 1956. 1p, 4to. Folded for postage. Begins: 'I wonder if I may introduce myself by means of the en…closed press notices? I am also noted in Whos Who in the Theatre and have letters of personal recommendation from Sir Desmond MacCarthy, Sir Beverley Baxter, J. C. Trewin, Eric Linklater and others.' He is 'passionately addicted to Kean' (the actor Edmund Kean, subject of MP's final book), and has 'long hoped to be able to produce a really good play about him. (I have rather a good one by a modern young English poet). Recently I have been working in films. Michael Powell gave me a number of scenes to prepare for shooting in "The Battle of the River Plate"'. Powell seemed 'very satisfied' and 'shot all the scenes exactly as I had prepared them, camera angles and all. On the strength of this I have an appointment to see Sir Michael Balcon very soon. Michael Powell thought I should go on doing more of this work (I suppose one calls it assistant direction) and offered to recommend me personally. Seeing that George Jessel is to do a film on Kean makes me very anxious to contact him, as I should like nothing better than to have a chance on such a splendid theme.' TWO: Duplicated Typed 'PRESS OPINIONS', headed 'BASIL ASHMORE / Drama and Operatic Producer. / Seasons at the Boltons and Lindsey Theatres. Opera productions for Glyndebourne and the Carl Rosa Opera Co.' 2pp, 4to. A wide range of appreciative comments, from sources ranging from the Observer, Spectator and New Statesman to the Evening Standard and Daily Mail. THREE: Carbon Copy of MP's Typed reply to Item One, 12 January 1956. 'As regards the Kean film, I am afraid you are a little late, as I have already almost finished the script which it is my job to do - being, rightly or wrongly - considered one of the experts on this most remarkable man. But keep in touch. We might be able to do something.' The film was not made, but MP produced a biography of Kean in the year of his death.
