Resultados de búsqueda: Theatre from Crabtree's Collection Old Books

NY: Harper. VG. (1939). Blue binding, gilt lettering. Owner initials ft endpaper. .

London: Oxford Univ Press. G ex-library. (1952). Includes Thomas Heywood's A Woman Killed with Kindness. Library markings, edge wear. .

NY: Theatre Arts Books. G. (1952). Lavender binding, fading toward edges, spine sunned, owner name ft endpaper. .

NY: Oxford Univ. Press. G. 1936. Intended for the use primarily of amateur players and producers and secondarily of all who are interested in the immortal . series of Savoy Operas. Obscure phrases are explained, foreign words translated with their correct pronunciation, the original players of every character together with their deputies or successors; notes on all the original productions. Laid in news clippings: Gilbert & Sullivan Century: charm survives a lost age dated 4/26/1975; and obituary of Martyn Green, British actor renowned for his Gilbert and Sullivan operatic roles, dated 2/8/75. Green binding, edge wear, tanning to endpapers, front dj flap glued to front endpaper. .

NY: Scribner. G. 1936. 1st ed. Maroon binding, gilt lettering. Edge wear. .

Washington, D.C.: Anderson House. G. 1939. Anderson used the same blank verse used in Winterset for the story of King McCloud, an American who takes part in the . Spanish Civil War. A story later turned into a movie with Bogard and Bacall. Flap of DJ laid in. Gray binding. .

NY: Harper. G. 1927. Blue binding, black half-spine. Endpapers removed, not affecting texts. .

New Haven: Yale Univ Press. VG. (1956). 1st ed 2nd ptg. Black binding, tan spine, black title block with gilt lettering. Edge wear. .

NY: Modern Library. VG in G DJ. (1946). and The Rope.) Seven of O'Neill's plays gave a new impetus to American Drama - the pulsating life they reflect so vividly, . the moods and conflicts they reveal with consummate skill. DJ price clipped, tanned at edges with wear, few white spots to front of DJ. .

NY: New Fathoms Pub. VG. 1950. 1st ed. Near perfect. Dark blue binding, light blue lettering and decoration. .

London: John Bell. VG. (1777). Bell Edition. Distinguishing also the variation of the theatre regulated from the Prompt-Book, by permission of the managers by Mr. Hopkins, . Prompter. Maroon binding, gilt lettering on spine. .

NY: Harper. VG PB. (1939). Introduction by Orson Welles, Director of the Mercury Theatre, "On Staging Shakespeare and on Shakespeare's Stage". . Blue stiff cardboard binding, black spine, lettering and decoration, playbills illustrate the endpapers. Some tanning to binding, corner creases. .

NY: B. W. Huebsch. VG. (1915). 1st ed. Dark green binding, gilt lettering on cover and spine. Edge wear, owner inscription ft endpaper. . Foundations of the modern drama with an exploration of the Scandinavian theatre, French novelists, Henri Becque, Theatre Libre and Freie Buhne, realistic drama in France, naturalistic drama in Germany, Renaissance of the English drama, Neo-Romantic movements in modern drama, the Irish and German movements, and a critical bibliography of the modern drama. .

NY: Macmillan. VG. 1936. 3rd ptg. Maroon binding, gilt lettering. Owner name ft endpaper, spine tanned. .

New Haven: Yale Univ Press. VG in G DJ. (1964). Frontis photo of O'Neill by Carl Van Vechten, facsimile of a page from the original typescript, sketches & plans by O'Neill . setting of Act I, Scene I. In this play, O'Neill seems to be asking forgiveness for his own failure to know his father, mother and brother well enough at a time when the need for understanding was like an upstairs cry in the night and to be reassuring their ghosts that he knows everything awful they have done, and loves them. Walter Kerr, NY Herald Tribune DJ edge wear, rubbed, tear to top front. .

NY: Modern Library. G. (1954). O'Neill brought a new impetus and a new integrity to the American theatre. Almost single-handed he raised its standards . and gave to the American drama an enduring voice in literature. Edge wear, spine sunned, small spots on cover. .

NY: University Press. G. 1961. Laid in newspaper photos of O'Neill with his wife Carlotta. Fading to top and spine of binding, endpapers tanning. .

London: Ernest Benn Ltd. G ex-library. (1930).

NY: Brentano's. G. (1918). "Four pleasant plays." Edge wear. .

NY: Macmillan. G explibrary. 1924. Revised ed. Green embossed binding, gilt lettering on spine. Library markings. .