Los Angeles / New York: Don Mischer Productions / Summit Hotel Production Office, 1985. Softcover. Quarto. Stapled three-hole punched green photocopied leaves printed rectos only. Ten leaves. A couple of faint stains, vertical crease, very good. A few hand corrections (in one case replacing Luther Vandross with Stevie Wonder in..... More

Paramount Pictures, 1980. Softcover. Release Dialogue script. Quarto. Different pagination for each of the 8 reels. Photocopied leaves printed rectos only and bradbound in unprinted yellow wrappers, rubberstamped "Script Department" on last leaf. Name of film written on the spine. Near fine. A reference script taken from the studio File..... More

New York: Scholastic Book Services, 1983. Softcover. Probable reprints. Three paperbound quartos in printed cardboard slipcase. Books are about fine in lightly rubbed and bumped very good slipcase. More

New York: Theatre 1966, 1966. Hardcover. Quarto. Mimeographed leaves printed rectos only bradbound into an unprinted folder. Number "#10" written on title page, near fine. Script of the play adapted by Albee from the novel by James Purdy. Signed by Albee and dated by him in 1979, with the note..... More

New York: William Alfred, 1965. Softcover. Mimeographed pages screw bound in Hart Stenographic wrappers. Just about fine. Basis for a 1965 Off-Broadway play featuring Faye Dunaway, a 1970 musical play *Cry for Us All*, and again under its original title as a 1971 TV movie again featuring Dunaway. Scarce. More

New York: Brandt and Brandt Dramatic Dept. (No date - 1935). Softcover. Bradbound in Brandt and Brandt (a New York agency) stiff paper wrappers. Ownership name of Gertrude Macy, a theatre producer and stage manager, modest wear, internally about fine. A ribbon copy, typed in black and red, of this..... More

[No place]: United States Steel Corporation presents The Theatre Guild on the Air, 1951. Softcover. Marked "Final Rehearsal." Quarto. Stapled mimeographed leaves printed rectos only. 76pp. Some foxing and moderate wear on the first leaf, else near fine. An adaptation of a French play that stars Gloria Swanson and Hume..... More

[No place]: United States Steel Corporation presents The Theatre Guild on the Air, 1951. Hardcover. Marked "Sunday Rehearsal." Quarto. Stapled mimeographed leaves printed rectos only. 79pp. Some foxing and moderate wear on the first and last leaves, near fine. An adaptation of Green's screenplay from the 1933 film, this version..... More

Burbank: Alert Agency, 4/28/55. Softcover. Teleplay. Small quarto. Bradbound spirit-duplicated sheets of white with stiff blue sheets interspersed. Three holes are punched on the left side but only one brad is used to secure them, some wear to front wrap and some tears and chips to the rear, else near..... More

New York: The Orion Press, (1969). Hardcover. First American edition. Near fine in very near fine dustwrapper with a little age-toning. A nice copy and uncommon thus. More

New York: The Hannis Jordan Company, (1914). Hardcover. First edition. Small octavo. 119pp. Two-toned green cloth stamped in dark green. Small mercantile library stamp on titlepage, small tear on front fly, else about fine. The author and compiler was the Scenario Editor of The North American Film Company; the book..... More

New York: Orion Press, 1970. Hardcover. First American edition. Translated from the French by Piergiuseppe Bozzetti. A couple of slight pencil marks in the text (easily erasable) else about fine in price-clipped near fine dustwrapper with light edgewear. More

New York: Bantam, (1977). Softcover. First edition. Adapted from the television series created by Gene Roddenberry. Mass market paperback. Illustrated with color stills from the television show. Faint stain on first page, moderate soiling on rear wrapper, a couple tiny tears, very good. Laid in is a ticket for Harlan..... More