Resultados de búsqueda: Performing Arts from G. F. Wilkinson Books, member IOBA

Fine. 41" x 27", (folded to 14x10); title in black crayon and also stamped in blue on back. Clean with no chips, tears or pinholes. .

San Francisco: The Film Arts Foundation / Janis Plotkin 1995 - 2006. Near Fine. 1995. Softcover. Design and Production: Richard Zybert Graphics. 11" x 8.5"; stapled pictorial wrappers; essays, criticism, photographs, movie stills, ads. Partial runs mainly 1996 through 1999. Three issues 1995, one each in 2003, 2004 (20th Annual Film Arts Festival, with Program laid in, and 2006. Moderate soil to white back covers, else all fine. .

Bangkok: The Fine Arts Department (1963). Fine. 1963. Fourth Edition. Softcover. 28pp., plust (37) pages of photographic illustrations showing postures, on in color. 12mo; stapled wrappers. Thai Culture Series No. 13. .

San Francisco: Castro Theater; Stagestruck. Fine. 1993. Magazine. CASTRO: 11.5" x 9", folds out to four pages appox. 23" x 17.5"; with double columns on three sides; calendar back side; photo-illustrated from the movies showing. Photo from Fritz Lang's Metropolis front cover. STAGESTRUCK: 32 pp. ; 11" x 8", glossy color magazine with photographs and ads throughout. Where were you in '93? .

London & N.Y.: J. M. Dent and E. P. Dutton. 1925. Reprint Edition. Hardcover. 3 vols.; 8vo; bound in full dark brown polished calf; raised bands, gilt decorated spine panels with two red leather labels lettered in gilt; front and rear covers ruled in gilt; dentelles; all edges gilt. Each volume with frontis illustration, and 13, 14, and 12 photogravure plate illustrations by E. J. Sullivan. Light rubbing to joints, and a few areas of the raised bands. A handsome, well illustrated edition. .

(Los Angeles): no publisher (Mason Opera House?). Very Good. 1903. Softcover. 40 unnumbered pages; oblong 12mo [7" x 10"]; stapled purple wrappers lettered in silver; chiefly advertisements throughout; photographs of Sothern, stage scenes, Mason Opera House principles, as well as photographs in some of the ads for restaurants and other businesses. Covers faded at edges; silver lettering dulled. The circular is a (12) pp., 7" x 5" pamphlet, chiefly advertisements with coming attractions, etc. Two inches of the lower back cover cut off. .

London: Andre Deutsch. Near Fine. 2012. First Edition. Hardcover. 0233003495 . (62) pp.; 4to; photo-pictorial paper over padded boards, in slipcase. Illustrated with photographs and other reproductions; 6 pockets bound in containing facsimile reproductions of 21 of Coward's personal documents, including hand-written letters, lyrics, songsheets and more; a DVD containing songs, photographs and previously unpublished personal video footage. All enclosures present. Small bump to slipcase and book cover top front spine corner. .

Radnor, PA: News America Publications. Very Good. 1991. Softcover. 240 pp.; 12mo; color illustrated black wrappers. One inch closed tear rear leading edge, else a fresh copy. .

Paris: Librairie Bonaparte. Good. 1952. Softcover. 32pp.; 8vo; stapled wrappers. Crease across top leading corner and text pages; tanning inside covers and text pages. .

Indidana; New York: University of Notre Dame Press; Infobase 1996; 2007. Fine. 1996. Hardcover. Down the Nights: 8vo; cloth in dust jacket, both fine. Blooms Critical: 8vo; paper covered boards; Small check mark in pen corner tip front endpaper, else near fine with trivial signs of wear. .

Knopf; Capital Records 1993; (c 1975). Fine. 1993. First Edition. Hardcover. 0394586921 . (790)pp.; cloth in pictorial jacket; illustrated with 224 photographs. Magic is in gray pictorial slipcase with light wear; the discs are pristine. 12 page booklet with more photographs and song list included. Fine , with protective mylar wrap .

Berkeley: University Of California Press. Fine in Near Fine dust jacket. 1974. First Edition. Hardcover. 0520022831 . 8vo; cloth in dust jackets; illustrated. Renoir with price-clipped jacket else fine. Mirror with some foxing to rear flap edges. .

(Los Angeles): By the author. Fine. 1977. Binder. 103 pp.; xerox on one side; 11" x 8.5" paper; in black Oxford pressboard binder with metal fastener. Laid in are five printed announcements for the Rainbow Press edition of Remains of Elmet, by Hughes; an invoice on billhead of The Scolar Press Limited to Seamus Cooney, Esq., Editor, Black Sparrow Press, for an edition of Hughes/Baskin - CAVE BIRDS; and a small Note on paper scrap in pen: ITEMS CHECKED IN TABLE OF CONTENTS CONSTITUTE MY WANT LIST. The note is faintly initialed but not quite discernible to this cataloger (ST?). The contents of the manuscript does have check marks. From the library/stock of the late Ian Jackson. .

N.Y. & London: Franklin Watts. Fine. 1984. First Edition. Hardcover. 053109765X . 376 pp., incl. index; 8vo; dust jacket; illustrated with 20 full page black & white photographs. Obsessed by his insensate desire for perfection, Jack Cole stands isolated among the elusive figures of American theater and film . . . To the theater professionals of the 30's to the 60's, he was a god. Fine , with protective mylar wrap .

Wellington: Smith's Bookshop. Fine. 2014. Softcover. 2 vols.; 162pp., incl. index; 8vo; cream wrappers. .

Boston: Bruce Humphries Inc.. Fine. 1939. First Edition. Hardcover. Inscribed by the editor on front endpaper. 207 pp., portrait frontis; 8vo; red cloth in red jacket with chips & closed tears at edges & corners; small scuff on front near spine. From 1857 to 1890, Rafael de Cordova ranked on the professional lecture circuit, delivering humorous sketches, ballads, and stories all over the country. Good , in protective mylar wrap .

Springfield, MA: The Home Correspondence School. Very Good. 1915. Hardcover. From the Writer's Library Series, edited by J. Berg Esenwein. This copy inscribed on the front endpaper to Dr. Henry Meade Bland by the editor: "All Drama is man's emotional effort to depict the truth he, after his kind, finds in life. With affectionate regards, the The Editor." 639 pp. , incl. Appendix, glossary, index; 12mo; original gilt stamped burgundy cloth; top edge gilt; with spots of light rubbing front cover. Laid in, a two part French learning crossword puzzle. Mosaique Mysterieuse, with entries in pencil. Henry Meade Bland was a poet, philosopher, who published among other works, In Yosemite and other Poems, Stevenson's California, and was long associated with education in Santa Clara County. He may well have been the author of the pencil attempts at the puzzle. .

Paris: Gallimard (1959). Near Fine. 1959. Softcover. Including the novel in pocketbook format, illustrated white covers, in French. Plus: 3 handbills for a production at Theatre Les Dechargeurs, printed and designed on yellow thin card stock; 2 handbills for Le Studio 43, Un Cinema, Du Coté Des Enfants, printed on both sides for the film Zazie dans le Metro, directed by Louis Malle, with photograph of Zazie (Catherine Demongeot) and her transvestite uncle (Philippe Noiret) ; 2 Studio 43 xerox schedules, week of 22-28, October,1986, printed on blue paper, one a movie schedule, the other for related events; Queneau postcard with his picture, and a quote, with a holograph message and drawing from unknown author on back; 3 handbills for a theatre production of Le Journal intime de Sally Mara, by Raymond Queneau with Sabine Mallet; a 5" by 6" ticket stamped 11 Juin 1955 for Nekrassov, Farce en 2 actes et 8 tableaux de Jean Paul Sartre, with section 'Orch' and seat… Leer más