(New York: Bantam Books, 1979). First edition. Quarto. Stapled card covers. 32pp. Fine. Front cover: Philip Roth, Ray Bradbury, Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, John Steinbeck, Anais Nin, and more. More
(New York: Bantam Books, 1979). First edition. Quarto. Stapled card covers. 32pp. Fine. Front cover: Philip Roth, Ray Bradbury, Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, John Steinbeck, Anais Nin, and more. More
(Dortmund: Wolff Verlag, 1979). Square blue cloth boards. 192pp. Illustrated with black and white photographs. Boards a bit bowed, else very good. Text in German. More
New York: Altman Stage Lighting, [no date - circa 1950]. Softcover. VThin quarto. Stapled wrappers. [8]pp. Pages detached, else very good in wrappers. Trade catalog of spotlights. More
Fort Leavenworth, Kansas: Printed for the use of the Performers exclusively, 1877. First edition. Octavo. Printed gray self-wrappers. 12, (4)pp. (including wrappers). Corners a little worn, a couple of ink corrections in the text, a very good copy. A list of plays and the performers (which includes General McCook) held... More
New York: Apollo Theatre, 1923. First edition. Good in stapled wrappers, with covers detached from the book, small chips and a little soiling on the covers. More
(Lond Island): Southampton College, 1968. First edition. Quarto stapled wrappers. Bottom corner on front wrapper creased, else near fine. More
![[Auction catalogue]: The Library of the Late Jesse E. Peyton... Also Valuable Theatrical Library of a New York Collection](/pictures/thumb/326914.jpg?v=1457681583)
Philadelphia: Stan V. Henkels [and] Davis & Harvey, 1905. Printed wrappers. 51pp. Small nicks and tears to the wrappers, and a little soiling, an about very good copy. 575 items, including a folio of Audubon's Quadrupeds. More
Boston: Baker's Plays, (1953). Wrappers. Pages browned, else very near fine. Early catalogue of plays, valuable reference in determining publication dates. More
Boston: Walter H. Baker. Supplement only. Stapled wrappers. Some minor edgewear, pages age-toned, near fine with owner's name and address stamped on rear wrapper. A supplement to the basic catalog of Baker's Plays. More
California: [various publishers, circa early 2000s]. A collection of 43 West Coast belly dancing troupe postcards. Most cards are 4" x 6" with some variation. The cards advertise a variety of California dance groups who specialize in Tribal Fusion Belly Dance, a modern version of the art blending traditional belly... More
New York: Dodd, Mead & Company, 1937. First edition. Edited by Burns Mantle. Slight bump on the front board else fine in lightly rubbed, very good plus dustwrapper. Inscribed by the editor: "To Shannon -- Stout fella -- Affectionately, Burns Mantle. 1937." Anthology includes the plays High Tor, Tovarich and... More
[New York]: Lauter & Becker, 1860-1862. Octavo. Quarter calf and marbled papercovered boards. Text in German. Spine perished, both boards detached, modest foxing and small chips and stains, particularly on the last couple of handbills, overall good or better. The volume contains 46 handbills for German musical comedies and light... More
![[Broadside Program on Silk]: Souvenir of the successful production by the McCaull Opera Comique Co. ... of .... The Beggar Student](/pictures/thumb/412937.jpg?v=1484025859)
[Philadelphia]: Haverly's Theatre, [1884?]. Small broadside or handbill program on gold silk printed in dark green, with fringed extremities. Approximately 6.75" x 9.5". A couple of small creases in upper right hand corner, else very near fine. Lists the cast and credits and advertises an upcoming production of Princess of... More
![[Broadside]: Festival of Poetry 1963. Dramatic Verse. The Great American Bust. Michael Baldwin... Reconciliation. Vernon Scannell...Epithalium. Ted Hughes...](/pictures/thumb/338474.jpg?v=1457682259)
[London]: Royal Court Theatre, 1963. Small broadside. 8" x 10". Light crease and smudging to one corner, very near fine. With a cast list from a performance dated 18 July 1963. Scarce. More
![[Broadside]: Ford's Opera House. First Appearance of the Season!...Monday Ev'ng, Jan. 15, '83...A Quiet Family!](/pictures/thumb/326478.jpg?v=1457681558)
(Brooklyn?): Brooklyn Eagle Print, 1883. Tall, narrow broadside. 5.25" x 14". Small creases and small tear, else near fine. Broadside for a single performance with some facetious printed notes indicating that this might be a spoof ("Admission Free. Girl-children under 18, half-price"). More
![[Broadside]: New Theatre, Alexandria. A Glorious Bill! For the Benefit of Mr. E. Lamb! On which occasion will be presented, for the first time in Alexandria, the celebrated drama in 3 acts, entitled Don Caesar De Bazan! Also, for the first time here, a very popular drama... The Fireman!... In the course of the above piece, an original Fireman's Address will be delivered, by Miss Addie Proctor...](/pictures/thumb/375064.jpg?v=1457684384)
Alexandria, Va. Gazette print. 1859. Tall broadside. Approximately 8" x 19". Chip on the bottom of the broadside affecting only a few letters, overall very good. Of interest is the note: "A portion of the Gallery, (right hand side) will be set apart for Colored persons." More
![[Broadside]: The Spring Plays at the Staten Island Academy](/pictures/thumb/397612.jpg?v=1494396289)
New York: The Marchbanks Press, [1915]. Approximately 11" x 16". Printed on rag paper with deckled edges. Fine. Advertisement for two pays, The Traveling Man by Lady Gregory and The Maker of Dreams: A Fantasy by Oliphant Down. OCLC locates no copies. More
![[Broadside]: Theatre Royal, Dewsbury For Six Nights Only, Mr. Henry C. Arnold's Company, in the Up-to-Date Drury Lane Sporting Drama The Prodigal Daughter](/pictures/thumb/395293.JPG?v=1533233190)
Dewsbury: Dawson & Son, Printers, 1900. Large broadside. Approximately 9.75" x 30" (25x76cm). Printed in blue ink in several type sizes. Several old horizontal folds, many small chips and tears at the margins, some soiling, a good. Lists the entire cast, as well as a Christmas pantomime. Dewsbury is in Yorkshire. More
![[Broadside]: Theatre Royal, Dewsbury: Messers Osmond & Spiers' Company, in the Weirdly Sensational Drama - The BLACK VAMPIRE](/pictures/thumb/395087.jpg?v=1457685336)
Dewsbury: Dawson & Son, Printers, 1901. Large broadside. Approximately 9.75" x 30". Printed in blue ink in several type sizes. Several old horizontal folds, one short tear, and modest chips yo the right margin affecting no text, very good. Broadside for a play apparently created to capitalize on the vampire... More
![[Broadside]: Theatre Royal, Dewsbury: Prof. Antonio's Company, Including the Wonderful Little People... Colibris Midgets Including Princess Teresa, Heroine of the late Elopement Case with Prince Karoli, of Paris... Marvelous Wire Act by Princess Suzika and Prince Giovanni... Effie Morton Male Impersonator...](/pictures/thumb/395137.jpg?v=1494396287)
Dewsbury: Dawson & Son, Printers, 1901. Large broadside. Approximately 9.75" x 30". Printed in blue ink in several type sizes. Several old horizontal folds and small nicks and tears, about very good. Broadside for an entertainment featuring little people, acrobats, trapeze artists, and others. The broadside gives a laundry list... More
![[Broadside]: Theatre Royal... Portsmouth... Production of a New and Original Drama by C.H. Hazelwood, Esq. called The Mother's Dying Child!](/pictures/thumb/395291.jpg?v=1457685350)
Portsea: J. Williams, Printer, 1865. Large broadside. Approximately 9.75" x 30" (25x76cm). Printed in several type sizes. Several old horizontal folds with a split part way along one of them, very good. Lists the entire cast. as well as advertises various other plays. More
(No place: The Star Book Library, 1914-1915). Small octavo. 88, [6]pp. Illustrated stapled wrappers. Small tears on wrappers, cheap paper toned but sound, a very good copy. Comic racist recitations. Dated from advertisement for a book on baseball indicating that Christy Mathewson just turned down a big contract from the... More
New York: Funk & Wagnalls, 1885. First edition. Near fine with light edgewear, lacking a dustwrapper. Number 2767 of 10,000 copies in this edition. More
New York: Funk & Wagnalls, 1885. First edition. Decorative blue cloth stamped in gilt. Hinges cracked with extremities worn, owner's name penned on preliminary, stain on rear board, a good only copy. Number 2767 of 10,000 copies in this edition. More