theatre ephemera (5 resultados)

Original wraps. Condición: Very Good. First Edition. 5 3/4 X 8 1/2 Inches. The Earl Carroll Theatre Restaurant, once a dazzling icon of Hollywood's Golden Age, was more than just a dining destination-it was an immersive spectacle where cuisine and cabaret collided in flamboyant style. Known for its lavish stage shows featuring chorus lines of glamorous performers and eye-catching Art Deco interiors, the theatre transformed every meal into an event, blurring the line between restaurant and performance hall. Patrons didn't just come to eat; they came to be part of a world of glittering lights, sultry melodies, and theatrical extravagance, a place where the excitement of Broadway met the indulgence of fine dining. Its legacy endures as a symbol of the era's larger-than-life ambition and the audacious spirit of show business. Original 1949 program with dance ensembles by Edwin Gale. Filled with period ads. Two holes punched at spine ends. Light wear to edges.

Stapled Pictorial Wraps. Condición: Near Fine. First Thus. This 12 page program has been boldly signed by the playwright Christopher Fry and Birmingham Repertory Theatre founder and then Governing Director Sir Barry Jackson presumably in the year of the plays' production, 1951. Cover has color image on heavier weight paper than the guts, which are black and white. 4 pages of advertisements and 5 pages devoted to the play and theatre's history and credits. A very uncommon item especially signed by such notables from the world of British Drama. Cover has a very slight smudge, but is otherwise in very sharp condition! Signed by Playwright and Theat.

Soft cover. Condición: Good. 1st Edition. 8vo, stapled wrappers, 32pp., spotted etc.good only, but laid in are 13 Ephemeral pieces from the Village Bookshop and Press & Theatre, one of the earliest such openly 'gay' establishments, includes, mailing env., book lists, ads, order forms, etc, we can sell the ephemera separately, inquire.(VVTVbck2).

One page, 4to, fold mark, good condition. Text: "Thank you so very much for the really adorable little book 'Theatrical Ashes' bound with the wood from the burnt Covent Garden Stage which you have presented to my collection. | It is a most valuable little memento and I shall show it in the Covent Garden exhibition which is going to take place here in December. | It is so kind of you to think of my collection." See Image.

Vintage newsletter for Seattle's Blue Mouse Theatre, Vol. 1, No. 4, for the week beginning Saturday, March 17, 1923. Newsletter features a two-color promotion for "The Beautiful and Damned" attached to the top left corner of the cover. The Blue Mouse Theater, still in operation today as the Tacoma Blue Mouse Jr., is Seattle's oldest movie theater. During the 1920s, the theater published a weekly newsletter every Saturday, promoting current and upcoming films, as well as Hollywood news and local interest. Promoted in the issue on offer here are the films "A Woman's Woman" (1922), "Suzanna" (1923), and "The Beautiful and Damned" (1922). 7.75 x 10.75 inches, one-color, bifold, with a two-color attachment. Very Good plus, with a faint horizontal crease and a tiny closed tear and chip to the top left.