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Pa: Schiffer Pub., 1998. 1st Edition . Oversize Illus Bds. W. Dj.. Superb documentation of those great plastic radios from the 30's 40's & 50's. Illustrated with over 450 bright color photographs along with ads and more. Light wear to the dustjacket. Vg+/vg+

New York: Pantheon Books, 2004. First edition/1st Printing . Boards & Cloth with Dustjacket. The bio. of the great songwriter for movies. Illustrated. No list of his credits which is an oversight. Tiny red dot remainder mark to the bottom edge, otherwise a vg. unread copy. Vg/fine.

New York: Seaver Books, 1981. First American Edition . Oversize Boards & Cloth W. Dj. A magnificent picto. with text on the legendary French chanteuse Edith Piaf. Illus. w 100's of well printed photos. Price clipped. Fine/near fine. Laid in is a postcard for La Vie En Rose the movie that starred Marion Cotillard as Piaf.

New York: RCA Records, 1974. Original Recording . Record. Original soundtrack music score by Nino Rota for the marvelous Fellini film. Fine record in a fine album. Laid in is .a nice small poster for 8 1/2 the 50th anniversary event

Hollywood: Capitol Records, 1956. Original Recording . Record. Original soundtrack recording with music by Dimitri Tiomkin for the Oscar winning film Giant that was James Dean's last movie. The record appears to be unplayed, the album has light wear. Vg.

Italy: Cinematre/RCA. Original Recording . Record. Music from 8 of Fellini's films, the notes on the back of the album are in Italian. The record is fine and appears to have never been played the album is also fine.

Entr'acte Recording Society, 1978. Original Recording . Record. The original score by Hugo Friedhofer for the great Post war William Wyler film that won several Oscars including best picture. Played by the London Philharmonic Orchestra. Includes a large souvernir 8 pg. booklet. The record appears to be unplayed, the album is vg.

New York: Polygram Records, 1982. Original Recording . Record. Original soundtrack music score by Popol Vuh for Herzog's Fitzcarraldo. Fine record in a fine album.

New York: DRG Records. Original Recording . Record. Music by Michael Nyman for the Peter Greenaway film that received a lot of attention when first released. The record appears to have never been played, the album is fine.

Hollywood: Capitol Records, 1984. Original Recording . Record. The original soundtrack recording with the wonderful music score by Maurice Jarre for A Passage To India which was David Lean's last film. Fine/fine.

New York: Harper & Row, 1981. First American Edition/1st Printing . Cloth with Dustjacket. REVIEW COPY WITH MATERIAL LAID IN. The Tony award winning play about Mozart and his rival Salieri that was made into an Oscar winning movie in 1984. This is a beautiful unread fine copy in a fine dustjacket.

New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1994. First American Edition/1st Printing . Boards & Cloth with Dustjacket. Bio of the great jazz singer. Includes an extensive discography & 16pgs. of photos on plates. Very soft crease to the front endsheet and light minute dustjacket wear. Vg/vg.

San Francisco: Chronicle Books, 1990. First Printing . Oversize Paper. Beautiful book on vintage jukeboxes from the 30's and 40's with 97 vivid brightly colored photographic examples along with text. Put another nickle in. Fine.

London: BFI Publishing, 1993. First Printing . Paper. Critical study and analysis of the classic depression back stage musical that is notable for Busby Berkeley's outrageous musical numbers, the risque and snappy dialogue and the wonderful cast.. Includes the story behind the making of the film and all the usual features that we have come to expect from this fine series. Well illustrated. Uncommon. Fine

CA.: Eclipse Enterprises, 1992. Revised Edition . Cards in a Box. Wonderful set of 40 cards by Robert Crumb depicting 40 great pioneers of country music. This is the 1992 revised edition. Fine in a fine box.

New York: The Who, 1993. Original Program . Oversize Paper. Original full color 20pg. souvenir program for The Who's Tommy which ran for a good run of 899 performances. The show received 11 Tony nominees and won several. Broadway debuts for Micahel Cerveris and Christian Hoff who have since become Broadway musical stars. Illustrated with many color photos + cast bio sheet laid in. Fine.

New York: Fair Lea Publishing Co., 1990. Special Edition . Paper. INSCRIBED AND SIGNED BY RICHARD ADLER. The autobio. of Composer, Lyricist Richard Adler most famous for his music and lyrics for Damn Yankees and The Pajama Game. Illustrated with photos. And then I wrote....Soft crease to the cover and one corner of a page has a reading fold. Vg.

New York: Billy Rose, 1943. Original Program . Oversize Paper. Original 20pg. souvenir program from the 1943 production of Carmen Jones that was based on the opera by Bizet. This is a significant production because of the all black cast. The musical ran for 503 performances and appears to be from later in the run because of the critical blurbs that are printed in the program. The musical was later filmed by Otto Preminger with the great Dorothy Dandridge in the lead. The program is illustrated with photos and articles. There is also another large 20pg. souvenir program for a revial of the musical that was done at The New York City Center probably in the late 40's or early 50's. This program has some light damp staining. Also included is a vertical 36pg. oblong program from the 1991 London revival at The Old Vic that was directed by Simon Callow. Laid in is a foldover brochure for the production that announces Wilhelmenia Fernandez in the lead but she was replaced before the show opened. Sold… Leer más

New York: Amistad/Harper Collins, 2003. First edition/1st Printing . Large Illus. glazed Bds. W. Dj. Lavish beautiful companion book to the seven part documentary series that was seen on PBS. Includes essays by a wide range of writers including David Halberstam, Elmore Leonard, Luc Sante, and others along with archival pieces and 100s of great vintage photos and color illustrations. Fine/fine

New York: Coward-Mc Cann, 1952. First Edition . Cloth with Dustjacket. Musical about the California gold rush with music by Frederick Loewe that ran on Broadway for 289 performances. Includes a foreword "Advice to Young Musical Writers" by Lerner. 1 photo on plate. Includes the lyrics. Made into a flop of a movie that starred the unlikely Lee Marvin, Clint Eastwood and Jean Seberg. In 1969. The dustjacket has light wear and fading to the spine panel. Fine/vg.