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SCARNICCI e TARABUSI.
Macario presenta: Tutte donne meno io. Rivista femminile di Scarnicci e Tarabusi. Coreografie di Gisa Geert. Musiche di Lelio Luttazzi. Regia di Daniele D’Anza. Direzione artistica di Macario. Roma, Tip. Centrale, s.d. (1954).
4°, bross. edit. ill. a colori, pp. 24 con ill. fotografiche n.t. dei principali protagonisti: Macario, Carla Del Poggio, Amru Sani, Liliana Poggiani, Fulvia Colombo, Rosetta Pedrani, Mercedes Mozart, Genny Folchi, ed altri. Brochure teatrale edizione originale.
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BASSANO Enrico.
Macario presenta: La bisbetica ...sognata. Fiaba-rivista in due tempi di Enrico Bassano. Musica di Pasquale Frustaci. Arrangiamenti e versi di Anacleto Francini. Roma, 1950.
4°, bross. edit., pp. 28 con ritratti dei principali protagonisti: Macario, Anna Campori, Miriam Glori, Pamela Palma, Giorgio Costantini, Guido Morisi, Cele Stanghi, Franca D’Almar, Primarosa Battistella, ed altri. Brochure teatrale edizione originale.
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ZAGO Emilio.
Mezzo secolo d’arte. Bologna, Cappelli, 1927.
16°, br. edit. fig. a colori, pp. 186, con illustrazioni su tavv. f.t. Parziali fioriture. Piacevole volume di ricordi teatrali del popolare attore: Gallina, Novelli, Rovetta, Benini, Ferravilla, Scarpetta, Niccolini, ecc.
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CODELUPPI Prospero.
In famiglia (Prima della Rivoluzione). Un atto. Rappresentato con successo al Trianon di Correggio il giorno 16 Giugno 1914 dalla Compagnia Paolo Colaci. Correggio, Edizione Locale, 1914.
8°, br. edit. ill. con ritratto dell’Autore (tracce d’uso al piatto post.), pp. 16. L’autore, socialista anarcoide nato a Correggio nel 1887, perseguitato per ragioni di ordine pubblico, era stato rinchiuso nel Manicomio di San Lazzaro in Reggio Emilia.
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BECCALUVA Lino.
Sant’Elena. (L’ultimo volto di Napoleone). Un atto. Bologna, Galleri, 1935.
8°, br. edit. ill., pp. 48. Dedica autografa dell’autore al frontespizio.
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LANZA Anton Maria.
Angelo Musco. Milano, Modernissima, 1920.
4° (cm. 28x20), bella bross. edit. fig. a colori da Crespi con ritratto caricaturale dell’attore siciliano, pp. 32. Brillante profilo biografico. Prima edizione. Coll. Gli Uomini del giorno.
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PASELLA Guido.
Annibale Betrone. Milano, Modernissima, 1920.
4° (cm. 28x20), bella bross. edit. fig. a colori da Bazzi con ritratto caricaturale dell’attore e regista piemontese, pp. 40. Brillante profilo biografico. Prima edizione. Coll. Gli Uomini del giorno.
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VENEZIANI Carlo.
Antonio Gandusio. Milano, Modernissima, 1919.
4° (cm. 28x20), bella bross. edit. fig. a colori da Crespi con ritratto caricaturale dell’attore teatrale e cinematografico, pp. 48. Brillante profilo biografico. Prima edizione. Coll. Gli Uomini del giorno.
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POSSENTI Eligio.
Dario Niccodemi. Milano, Modernissima, 1919.
4° (cm. 28x20), bella bross. edit. fig. a colori da Crespi con ritratto caricaturale del commediografo e capo comico livornese, pp. 56. Brillante profilo biografico. Prima edizione. Coll. Gli Uomini del giorno.
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BIANCHI Icilio.
Guido da Verona. Milano, Modernissima, 1919.
4° (cm. 28x20), bella bross. edit. fig. a colori da Crespi con ritratto caricaturale dello scrittore e poeta, pp. 48. Brillante profilo biografico. Prima edizione. Coll. Gli Uomini del giorno.
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NASALLI ROCCA Angelo Maria.
Il Roveto. Tre atti. Prefazione di Lorenzo Ruggi. Parma, Studio Edit. della Stamperia Bodoniana, 1928.
16°, br. edit. in bicromia, pp. VIII - 88, ritratto su tav. f.t. Prima edizione. Bella dedica autografa dell’Autore.
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LEONELLI Nardo.
Viaggio intorno al mio camerino. Pretesto per parlare di Emma Gramatica, Maria Melato, Nino Berrini, Alfredo De Sanctis, Gioacchino Forzano, Armando Falconi, Ruggero Ruggeri, Renato Simoni, Ermete Zacconi, Dina Galli, Emilio Zago, Luigi Almirante. Dario Niccodemi.... Bologna, Cappelli, 1928.
8°, br. edit., pp. XVI - 272.
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GIACOMETTI Paolo.
Teatro Scelto. Volume I. Torquato Tasso (Dramma storico in 7 atti). Mantova, Coi Tipi degli Editori Negretti e C., 1857.
8°, br. edit. (tracce d’uso ai piatti), pp. 152, ritratto dell’autore inc. in rame su tav. f.t. Fioriture sparse per il tipo di carta, es. in barbe. Il dramma di Torquato Tasso, pubblicato in prima edizione, è preceduto da un ampio proemio sull’evoluzione storica della letteratura drammatica in Italia. Primo volume di pubblicazione a dispense, curata dallo stesso autore, ognuno contenente un’opera teatrale di Paolo Giacometti (Novi Ligure 1816 - Gazzuolo 1882), noto scrittore di drammi e commedie, molto sensibile ai problemi sociali del suo tempo.
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GAMBETTA Alessandro.
Vita artistica. Scene, osservazioni, ricordi. Casalmonferrato, Tipografia Popolare, s.d. (1914).
8°, br. edit. figurata (dorso rinforzato), pp. 56 con vignette umoristiche n.t. Alessandro Gambetta (Casale Monferrato 1875 - Torino 1930), compositore di musica sacra e maestro d’orchestra, per molti anni fu direttore della Corale di Casale Monferrato. Raro.
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SIRRI RUBEIS Raffaele.
Schede per il teatro del Rinascimento. Napoli, Edizioni Il Tripode, 1965.
8°, bross. edit. (fioriture ai piatti, interno nitido), pp. 172. Il teatro umanistico, Ramnusia e Venexiana, Il teatro di G. B. Della Porta, ecc.
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Avviso del Prefetto di Polizia del Dipartimento d’Olona che regolamenta l’uso delle maschere nei teatri di Milano. Dato in Milano il 15 Gennaio 1802.
Manifesto di cm.41x26. Ottimo es. L’uso delle maschere è consentito ma sono proibite le “maschere del teatro italiano” che offendano il costume, il culto, il Governo. Chiunque si trovi mascherato in teatro dovrà farsi riconoscere a richiesta delle autorità di pubblica sicurezza.
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SCARPETTA Maria.
Felice Sciosciammocca mio padre. Napoli, Morano Editore, 1949.
8°, br. edit. ill., pp. 140 con illustrazioni su tav. f.t. Ricordi curiosità e aneddoti su Eduardo Scarpetta attore e commediografo napoletano.
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COSTAGLIOLA Aniello.
Teatro. “Calzoleria Majetta” - Ombre a mare - Masaniello - Cronaca Nera - Carmela. Prefazione di Roberto Bracco. Napoli, Istituto Editoriale Meridionale, 1929.
8°, br. edit., pp. X - 186. Lieve brunitura.
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ANTONA TRAVERSI Camillo.
Le Dimenticate. Profili di Attrici. Torino, Formica, 1931.
16°, br. edit. fig., pp. 240 con 4 tavole illustrate f.t. Profili biografici ed artistici di 26 attrici italiane che raggiunsero la fama tra fine Ottocento e i primi anni del Novecento.
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ARCONADA César M.
Vita di Greta Garbo. Unica traduzione autorizzata di A. R. Ferrarin. Milano, Edizioni della Pianura, 1930.
8°, br. edit. fig. da Santambrogio (lievi tracce duso ai piatti), pp. 280 con illustrazioni fotografiche su tavv. f.t. Lievi, naturali fioriture ma buon es.
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Michael Darlow and Gillian Hodson:
TERENCE RATTIGAN the man and his work
VG (no dj, pictorial card covers, fine condition as new) octavo 360pp. First edition. Biography of one of the most successful playwrights of his generation. 16pp b/w photographs.
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Bagnold, Enid:
Lottie Dundas: A Play in Three Acts
VG. no dj. First Edition. Navy cloth, 108pp. Inscription 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. 1 inscription. some browing to pages - cheap war paper.
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Peter Slade:
AN INTRODUCTION TO CHILD DRAMA
Vg/VG (dj chipped at top of spine and corners, clean red cloth with white title on spine, one lower corner bumped, internally very good condition, pages clean and tight) 12mo 100pp. First edition. Teacher's practical handbook with simple suggestions for starting dramatic work at all stages of a child's life. Illustrated with b/w photographs and diagrams.
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Geoffrey Ost:
STAGE LIGHTING
Vg/G (clipped dj creased and worn top and bottom edges with minor area of loss top edge of front cover, clean red cloth with gilt title on pale blue plate on spine, one small faded patch tail of spine, a very crisp bright clean copy with no marks or inscriptions) 12mo 96pp. Second impression. Practical Stage Handbooks series. Foreword by Donald Wolfit and Preface by L Du Garde Peach. Illustrated with figures in the text.
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C B Purdom:
PRODUCING PLAYS a handbook for producer and players
VG (no dj, clean fawn cloth with gilt titles on spine, neat gift inscription and signature on very lightly browned front free endpaper, contents clean and unmarked) 12mo 231pp. First edition. With b/w illustrations. Written to assist the producers of amateur plays.
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Kerman, Alvin B.:
The Modern American Theatre
VG/VG dj has 2 tiny notches missing from ends of spine dj. not price-clipped. no inscriptions. 1st edition.
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Hugh Hunt:
THE DIRECTOR IN THE THEATRE
Vg/Fair (heavy browning to spine and edges of chipped dj, clean green cloth with gilt titles dull on spine, pages clean and binding tight, faint browning outside edges) octavo 111pp. First edition. Director of the Old Vic, 1949-1955, discusses the place of a director in the mounting of a play.Vg/Fair (unclip
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Noel Coward (and wrapper Cecil Beaton):
QUADRILLE a romantic comedy in three acts
Vg/Fair (clipped dj is intact but reinforced with browned and grubby tape round all edges and also on spine, one small clean tear at head of spine and tiny area of loss, clean red cloth with gilt lettering and black title panel on spine, gilt facsimile signature front board and black title panel with gilt surround and lettering, binding firm and pages clean, ink gift inscription front free endpaper) 12mo 116pp. First edition with wrapper designed by Cecil Beaton. Includes the cast list of the first performance at the Opera House, Manchester, uly 15th 1952.
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Jules Lemaitre:
Theatrical Impressions
8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. Cloth Covered Boards, Gilt. Very Good. Very Good. A very nice copy of this interesting translation from the french, three pages advertisments in rear.
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Morley, Sheridan:
Review Copies: Plays and Players in London, 1970-74
VG/VG not price-clipped. no inscriptions. boards are clean and brightly titled. attractive copy. 1st edition.
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J E Cunningham:
theatre royal
VG. Red boards with sunning to spine. First Edition. 158pp. 5 plates . browning to ffepsages - wartime paper ? - but text itself is clean and bright. tightly bound. prior owner sticker on reverse of back board
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Laurence Olivier:
CONFESSIONS OF AN ACTOR
VG/GOOD+ (dj price clipped and with a number of open tears and cuts, and associated loss. tatty. boards beneath are clean and sharp-cornered with bright gilt titling to spine. no fault) octavo 305pp. First edition. Autobiography of the most admired performer of his age. 48pp b/w photographs.
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Roger Lancelyn Green:
FIFTY YEARS OF PETER PAN
Vg (no dj, clean red cloth with gilt lettering on spine, lightly worn head and tail of spine and corners, top page edges tinted, large but neat ownership inscription front free endpaper, no other marks and contents clean and bright throughout, front hinge a little weak but paper not broken) octavo 250pp. First edition. 32pp b/w plates. Scarce item.
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Robert Wallace Russell:
WASHINGTON SHALL HANG a Drama of Lost Revolution
Vg/Vg (unclipped intact dj lightly discoloured at edges, clean blue cloth with bright gilt titles, a tight crisp clean copy with no marks or inscriptions, possibly unread, dust speckles top page edges and touch of light browning outside fore-edges) octavo 151pp. First edition. Tragi-comedy in three acts.
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Fowler, Jim:
Unleashing Britain: Theatre Gets Real 1955-64
Card Illustrated Near Fine The ten years of British theatre that started with the British premiere of Samuel Beckett's Waiting for Godot and John Osborne's seminal Look Back in Anger put Britain at the hub of the cultural map: no longer were Paris and New York the centres of a
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Mankin, Paul A.:
Precious Irony
Paperback Ex-Library Very Good the theatre of Jean Giraudoux
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Ronald Hayman:
THE FIRST THRUST the Chichester Festival Theatre
Fine/near fine (clean bright dj very lightly creased top of spine, price clipped, contents clean tight and bright throughout) octavo 215pp. The history of the Chichester Festival Theatre, how it came to be built, and the use to which it has been put.
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Temple Hauptfleisch and Ian Steadman editors:
SOUTH AFRICAN THEATRE Four Plays and an introduction
Vg (no dj, black laminated pictorial boards, very light surface indentations back board, a very good clean bright sound copy with no marks or inscriptions) octavo 250pp. Second impression. With chronology and notes.
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Sarah Bernhardt and Sandy Lesberg - editor:
THE MEMOIRS OF SARAH BERNHARDT
Vg/Vg (dj lightly faded on spine and lightly rubbed at edges, neat gift inscription front free endpaper else contents without fault) large octavo 255pp. Intimate memoirs provide a behind-the-scenes view of the early childhood and coming of age of the legendary actrress. Includes her only novel "In the Clouds". Over 60 b/w illustrations.
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Edward Braun:
THE DIRECTOR AND THE STAGE From Naturalism to Grotowski
Vg (no dj, pictorial card covers, a very good clean tight copy, school stamp pre-title page, no other marks) octavo 218pp. First paperback edition. Charting the rise of the theatre director in the late 19th century and following his emergence as one of the most important figures behind the staging of any play today.
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Roger Manvell:
ELLEN TERRY a biography
Vg/Vg (intact dj lightly marked, contents no fault) octavo 390pp. Biography of one of the greatest actresses of the 19th century. With 16pp b/w plates.s
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Vicky Huntley:
LET ME PLAY THE LION, TOO 50 Years of Amateur Theatre in Bromley SIGNED BY AUTHOR
Near fine (no dj, purple pictorial card covers, bottom tip of front cover lightly rubbed, internally as new) octavo landscape 105pp. First edition. Celebrating the first 50 years of Bromley Theatre Guild, a confederation of amateur dramatic societies in the area. B/w illustrations. SIGNED by the author.
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John Hadfield editor:
COWARDY CUSTARD The World of Noel Coward
Near fine/near fine (near fine unclipped undamaged dj with transparent protective wrapper, a very clean square tight bright copy in fine condition, bright yellow cloth boards have small touch of discolouration at extreme tail of spine) quarto 144pp. First edition. Collection of Coward's lyrics and poems, extracts from his plays and autobiography, packed with illustrations in colour and b/w.
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J Clifford Turner:
VOICE AND SPEECH IN THE THEATRE
G (pale blue boards faded on spine and around edges, gilt titles on spine, tape marks front and back endpapers, one or two light pencil marks else contents clean) octavo 48pp. Second edition. Foreword by Peggy Ashcroft. A practical book for students.
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Suzanne Warner:
Souvenir Book MY FAIR LADY THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE LONDON
Vg (silver boards bumped at top of spine, front and rear hinges cracked and contents almost disbound, all clean bright and unmarked) quarto. Souvenir book of the 1958 production with b/w photographs, star profiles, etc.
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Rex Harrison:
REX an autobiography
VG/Vg (intact dj lightly rubbed at upper edge, clean black cloth with bright gilt titles on spine, contents very tight and unmarked) octavo 262pp. First edition. Autobiography. Fifty years in the theatre. Illustrated with b/w photographs.
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Richard Mangan editor:
GIELGUD'S LETTERS
Fine/near fine (near fine unclipped dj with one small crease bottom edge of front cover, black cloth with bright silver titles on spine, a fine tight bright copy with no marks or inscriptions) octavo 564pp. First edition. A rich life seen through eighty years of letter-writing. Introduction by Richard Mangan.
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Glynne Wickham:
A History of the Theatre (Performing Arts)
VG. no dj card covers. not price-clipped. no inscriptions. lovely clean copy. the author outlines the development of drama throughout the world over the last 3,000 years, from its origins in primitive dance rituals to the 1990s
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G Playfair::
Kean.
VG. no dj. neat signature to ffep . good clean tidy copy. rounding to ends of spine, but no loss. spine sunned. Biography of one of the greatest most exciting actors who ever lived
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Sewell Stokes:
WITHOUT VEILS
VG (no dj, blue cloth with black titles on spine, neat signature fronrt fixed endpaper and one or two small marks endpapers, contents clean and unmarked) 12mo 243pp. Reprint. The intimate biography of Gladys Cooper. With introduction by W. Somerset Maugham. Illustrated with b/w photographs.
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