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New York: Apeda, 1920. Original Photographs . Paper. 2 very nice original 8" x 10" photograph portraits of the silent screen comedian Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle who is most remembered today for the murder trial that ruined his life and career even though after 3 trials he was acquitted of all charges. Arbuckle was a major star only second in popularity to Chaplin, but after the scandal he was finished in movies. In the early 30's he started to make films again but his bad luck continued with him dying at the early age of 1946 in 1933. The first portrait is a close-up of him taken by the famous photo studio Apeda which I would date around 1920. The photo has wear: some creasing, chipping and a few old tape mends to the verso. The 2nd portrait printed on heavy stock paper is a full length one of Arbuckle doing a soft shoe with his bowler hat balanced on his extended arm. Although from the teens or early 20's the date stamped on the verso is Nov. 16, 1932. which leads me to… Leer más

Boston: Twayne Pub., 1978. 1st Edition . Cl. w/o. Dj. As Issued. Career & critical study of the great French director, most known for his masterpiece "Napoleon." 21 stills & photos, biblio. & filmog. Date in ink on the front endsheet and light rubbing to the title on the spine and a teeny nick to the bottom tip of the cover. First copy seen in five years. Published without a dustjacket. Near fine.

LA Cinelandia Pub. 1928.. vg+/wear & mends along edges of wraps. inscript. title pg. Remarkable coll. of 100 9 x 7 sepia toned portraits of the leading stars of the day. Inclds. short bios. Nicest album seen. Illustrated by TEXT IN SPANISH. Binding is oversz.wraps.

New York: Harcourt Brace & World, 1965. 1st American Edition . Cl.w.dj.. An important book on the history of the cinema before 1985. Beautifully designed & illus. w. nearly 300 b&w illus. & photos. Printed on two kinds of paper. Price clipped, Tiny nick and tiny chip to the dustjacket. Fine/near fine.

Faber & Faber. London. 1988. New Revised edition. Paper. Inclds. the original screenplay along with intro. by Eisenstein written in 1939. Illus. w. 38 stills. Browning to pgs. which is usual with Faber & Faber books. Vg+.

London: Lorrimer Pub., 1968. 1st British Paper Edition . Paper. Inclds. the original screenplay along with intro. by Eisenstein written in 1939. Illus. w. 39 stills. Fine

NY Am. Federation Of Arts 1986.. vg+. An invaluable doc. of the very early years of Am. cinema. Pub. in conj. w. a traveling exhibit. 100's of repros. some in color. 1st paper edition. Binding is oversz. wraps.

New York: David & Charles Ltd/Barnes & Noble., 1976. 1st American Edition . Large Cl.w. Dj.. History of the early years of cinema in Great Britain. 87 photos & illus. Fine/fine.

Pathe Films. Hollywood. 1927. Paper. Absolutely superb 9 1/4" x 12" full color ad from a Pathe Films trade supplement promoting the studios film product of 1927-28 and Ben Turpin. Ad features beautiful full color artwork portrait of Turpin. Staple holes to margins. Vg+.

New York City: The New York Public Library, 2012. First Edition . Large Folded Paper. Large folded 4pg. brochure that was given out at the library's exhibition of silent film publicity. Illustrated with many photos, and publicity material. Fine.

Florida: Norman Studios, 1928. Pressbook . Oversize Paper. A rare beautiful 14" x 22" original 4pg. pressbook for a forgotten "all colored cast" silent film. The movie was " A thrilling epic of the oil fields" that starred Lawrence Criner, Kathryn Boyd & Steve "Peg" Reynolds a one-legged actor all of whom had appeared in the earlier 1926 Norman film "The Flying Ace." Based on the true story of John Crisp and his fight to secure oil despite the efforts of a crooked drilling contractor, the movie was filmed in the "all colored city" of Tatums Oklahoma and used many of the residents as extras. The pressbook features a nice yellow colored front cover that is a repro. of the window card. Inside is illustrated with blue tinted photos and advertising iteams. The back cover is text and includes press stories and other advertising ideas. Two old tape mends to the back cover, but this rare item is in fine bright condition. Folded. Fine.

Atlantic City: MagicImage Film Books, 1988. First Edition . Oversize cloth with Dustjacket. A beautiful book on the lost silent horror film "A Blind Bargain" that starred the great Lon Chaney. This is the 2nd volume in the Forrest J. Ackerman Archives Series, and is as a complete record of the film as possible. Includes many photos, stills and the complete script along with many historical photos and memorablia. There is a minor binding imperfection (a line) on the front cover which is lightly mirrored to the front panel of the dustjacket, otherwise the book is pristine and unread. Fine/fine

1st National Pictures. Hollywood, 1922. 11" x 14" lobby card with beautiful full color tinted vignette of country boy Bathelmess, (he excelled in these roles) on his knees before a woman: "Save me-tell them I didn't do it". Tack holes & a bit of discoloration to top of card. Vg+.

New York: Henry Holt & Co., 2002. First edition/1st Printing . Boards & Cloth with Dustjacket. SIGNED BY PAUL AUSTER. Wonderful novel about loss and the grief the main character of the book feels after losing his family in a terrible accident and his search for a mysterious silent screen actor and his own healing. One of Auster's best works. Jacket blurbs by Peter Carey, Jonathan Lethem and Michael Ondaatje. Fine/fine. Laid in is a 4pg.promo from the dvd release of the inner life of martin frost. Also included is a 2nd printing paper copy of "City Of Glass" which is the graphic novel edition of the prize winning Auster novels. The black and white artwork is by David Mazzucchelli. Fine. Sold as a collection only.

Hollywood: Metro Goldwyn Mayer, 1929. Original Still . Paper. Superb original and rare scene still for the second film to win an Oscar for Best Picture and the first all talking picture to do so. The film is the classic tale of two sisters working in vaudeville who fall in love with the same song and dance man. The film starred Bessie Love who was terrific in it and received an Oscar nomination for best actress losing out to the well placed Mary Pickford and Anita Page. The still is of one of the elaborate (for its time) musical numbers of girl chorus and the two female stars whose faces are faint. Set against an amazning ornate floral backdrop. Small rubber stamp caption on verso and tiny corner chip to left white margin. Beautiful and fine.

Paris: Decouvertes Gallimard., 1988. 1st Edition . Small Paper. TEXT IN FRENCH. Beautiful book on the birth & pre-history of film from 1671 to 1906. Wonderfully illus. with 100's of b&w, sepia & color photos & illus. Nicely printed & designed on glossy paper. Pub. in conj. with an exhibition. Fine.

Hollywood: Thomas H. Ince Corporation, 1916. Lobby Card . Paper. Beautiful 11" x 14" color tinted lobby card from an early re-release of Ince's 1916 silent film. Card features scene of an anguished looking mother holding a child. Fine.

New York: Doubleday & Co.. Updated Edition. Not Dated. . Oversize Cl.w.dj.. The silent screen actress on her very remarkable doll house that she began in 1928. Originally pub. in the 30's as a paper edition. This edition is illus. w. 60 color photos. Gift inscription on endsheet + small creases & mends to the dj. vg/about vg.

NY Little Brown & Co. 1974.. fine/fine. Lavish,beautiful recreation of Stroheim's mutilated film. 261 finely reproduced stills. This was Weinberg's last book. 1st edition. Binding is Oversz.cl.w.dj.

New York: The Museum Of Modern Art, 1965. 1st Paper Edition . Large Paper. An update of a monograph on the great film director's work that was first published in 1940. This updated book was published in conjunction with a retrospective of his films. Includes an annotated list of his films along with many stills. Fine.