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Playbill for HERE'S LOVE at the Sam S. Shubert Theatre March 1964 Vol. 1 No. 3
New York: Playbill Incorporated 1964. Magazine. Very Good. Soft cover. 5 X 9 Inches. Stapled booklet with very mild rubbing wear some page-edge toning and sticker shadow on the rear cover from an old price sticker. Here's Love starred Janis Paige Craig Stevens and Laurence Naismith with Fred Gwynne and Dom DeLuise. Book music and lyrics by Meredith Willson; book based on Miracle on 34th Street. 55 pages illustrations and ads. Playbill, Incorporated Paperback
Bookseller reference : 012391
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Playbill for FOXY cover photo of star Bert Lahr at the Ziegfeld Theatre March 1964 Vol. 1 No. 3
New York: Playbill Incorporated 1964. Magazine. Very Good. Soft cover. 5 X 9 Inches. Stapled booklet with very mild rubbing wear some page-edge toning and sticker shadow on the rear cover from an old price sticker. Foxy starred Bert Lahr who played the Cowardly Lion in The Wizard of Oz. Lahr is pictured on the cover with co-star Larry Blyden. 59 pages illustrations and ads. Playbill, Incorporated Paperback
Bookseller reference : 012390
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Playbill for Theatre Royal Drury Lane London March 9 1833 Edmund Kean as Shylock
London: Theatre Royal Drury Lane 1833. Poster. Very Good. 1 playbill 34 x 42 cm. Light green paper printed in black by S. G. Fairbrother. The performance featured Edmund Kean as Shylock in Merchant of Venice in one of his last performances. On March 25 1833 he collapsed during a performance of Othello at Covent Garden; he died on May 15 1833. The performance advertised here also included Clarkson Stanfield's celebrated views in Venice and the Sleeping Beauty ballet featuring Pauline Duvernay. In Very Good Condition: one vertical fold; light creasing at corners; minor chipping at upper edge. Theatre Royal, Drury Lane unknown
Bookseller reference : 008616
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Playboy 1975 Annual Report
Chicago: Playboy enterprises Inc 1975. Paperback. 4to. Stiff glossy pictorial wrappers. 28pp. Numerous color illustrations charts. Fine. A tight and attractive sole printing of this firm's breakdown of assets liabilities net sales and revenues earnings before income taxes etc. preceded by a summary of the firms various publications and other endeavors. Unusual. Playboy enterprises, Inc paperback
Bookseller reference : 39654
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Plays and Players Program for Productions at Philadelphia Theaters A Kiss for Cinderella by J. M. Barrie
Philadelphia: Plays and Players 1917. Pamphlet. Very Good -. 32 pages: illustrations; 23 cm. White paper cover printed in black and brown; stapled. Contains programs for: The Grass Widow by Channing Pollock and Rennold Wolf music by Louis A. Hirsch at the Forrest Theatre; Cheating Cheaters by Max Marcin at the Garrick Theatre; A Kiss for Cinderella by J. M. Barrie featuring Maude Adams at the Broad Street Theatre. The Grass Widow a musical set in France during the summer of 1912 opened on Broadway in Dec. 1917 and closed in Jan. 1918. A Kiss for Cinderella by J. M. Barrie is set in London during the First World War. American actress Maude Adams 1872-1953 played Peter Pan in the 1905 Broadway production. In Very Good- Condition: cover is lightly soiled; staples are starting to oxidize; one vertical crease; otherwise clean and solid. Plays and Players unknown
Bookseller reference : 011582
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Plays and Players Program for Blood and Sand by Tom Cushing at the Broad St. Theatre in Philadelphia starring Otis Skinner
Philadelphia: Garrick Theatre 1921. Pamphlet. Very Good. 2 32 2 p.: illustrations; 20 cm. Stapled. Blood and Sand was the stage debut of Otis Skinner's daughter Cornelia Otis Skinner writer and actor. Also contains the programs for The Broadway Whirl of 1921 at the Forrest Theatre with Jay Gould Winona Winter and Charles Winninger; and for Bull Dog Drummond at the Garrick Theatre starring A. E. Matthews. Contains advertisements for many Philadelphia businesses. In Very Good Condition: cover is lightly soiled and rubbed; upper corner of front cover creased with closed tear of less than 1 cm. from fore-edge; clean and solid. Garrick Theatre unknown
Bookseller reference : 011434
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Plays and Players Program for Two Productions at Philadelphia Theaters W. C. Fields and Helen Hayes
Philadelphia: Plays and Players 1922. Pamphlet. Very Good -. 40 p.: illustrations; 20 cm. Stapled. Contains programs for: George White's Scandals with music by George Gershwin at the Forrest Theatre with W. C. Fields; and To the Ladies! by George S. Kaufman and Marc Connelly at the Garrick Theatre starring Helen Hayes. In Very Good- Condition: cover is lightly rubbed and soiled; staples are starting to oxidize; otherwise clean and solid. Plays and Players unknown
Bookseller reference : 011444
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Plays and Players Program for Two Productions at Philadelphia Theaters Beatrice Lillie
Philadelphia: Plays and Players 1926. Pamphlet. Very Good. 36 p.: illustrations; 20 cm. Stapled. Contains programs for: The Last of Mrs. Cheyney by Frederick Lonsdale at the Garrick Theatre starring Ina Claire; and Craig's Wife by George Kelly at the Broad Street Theatre starring Chrystal Herne. Includes an advertisement for the musical Oh Please! by Anne Caldwell Otto Harbach and Vincent Youmans at the Forrest Theatre starring Beatrice Lillie starting Nov. 17 1926. In Very Good Condition: cover is lightly soiled; otherwise clean and solid. Plays and Players unknown
Bookseller reference : 011436
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Plays and Players Program for George Bernard Shaw's Saint Joan at the Garrick Theatre in Philadelphia Julia Arthur
Philadelphia: Garrick Theatre 1924. Pamphlet. Very Good. 36 p.: illustrations; 20 cm. Stapled. Shaw's play about Joan of Arc had premiered in Dec. 1923 in New York City. This production stars Julia Arthur as Joan in what has been called the finest performance of her career. Contains advertisements for many Philadelphia businesses including the Cathay Tea Garden with dancing to the music of Johnny Iacampo and the Original Versatile Serenaders a Paul Whiteman orchestra. In Very Good Condition: cover is lightly soiled and rubbed; pages are lightly browned but clean and solid. Garrick Theatre unknown
Bookseller reference : 011432
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Plays and Players Program for Three Productions at Philadelphia Theaters Leslie Howard Fannie Brice
Philadelphia: Plays and Players 1927. Pamphlet. Good. 40 p.: illustrations; 20 cm. Stapled. Contains programs for: Mayfair by St. Clair Scott and Caswell Garth at the Garrick Theatre with Leslie Howard and Margaret Lawrence; Fanny by Willard Mack and David Belasco at the Broad Street Theatre starring Fannie Brice; and Sunny by Jerome Kern Otto Harbach and Oscar Hammerstein at the Forrest Theatre with Mary Eaton and Clifton Webb. In Good Condition: fore-edges of cover and upper corners of 3 pages of advertisements are scraped; staples are starting to oxidize; otherwise clean and solid. Plays and Players unknown
Bookseller reference : 011442
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Plays and Players Program for Three Productions at Philadelphia Theaters George M. Cohan
Philadelphia: Plays and Players 1923. Pamphlet. Very Good. 40 p.: illustrations; 20 cm. Stapled. Contains programs for: Lightnin by Winchell Smith and Frank Bacon at the Broad Street Theatre starring Percy Pollock who replaced Bacon in the lead role after his death in 1922 and with Jason Robards Sr.; George M. Cohan in his The Song and Dance Man; and the Ziegfeld Follies at the Forrest Theatre featuring Martha Lorber Andrew Tombes and the Tiller Girls. In Very Good Condition: cover is lightly rubbed and soiled; otherwise clean and solid. Plays and Players unknown
Bookseller reference : 011439
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Plume crayon fusain. Dessins d'artistes contemporains d'Europe
Excellente documentation Broché Très bon Paris Éditions du Studio 1911 1 fort volume in-8°
Bookseller reference : 9334
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Points of Etiquette
New York: William H. Sadlier 1881 Designed as a textbook for the young fragile and browning pages. 124 pages. William H. Sadlier hardcover
Bookseller reference : 00008227
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Porcelaine de Paris
This is an almost very good spiral bound soft cover with embossed title and gold border on cover. Good condition, light toning to cover, sketch in pen of three figures on back cover. 4 pages of text in French, 32 color plates. This is a trade catalogue for the company Porcelaine de Paris founded by Jean Baptiste Locre in the 18th century. No date, ca. 1920. The address for the company is: 12 rue Pierre-Levee, Paris. Color plates illustrate various styles: Sevres, Lowestoft, Chantilly, figurines in the style of Capo di Monte. 7" high X 10" wide, 4 text pages + 32 color plates. This book will be securely packed and shipped with tracking.
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PORTRAIT au “PHYSIONOTRACE” d'un jeune homme.
S.l.n.d. (vers 1790) petit in-12, cartonnage papier rose, roulette torsadée argent d'encadrement sur chaque face, dans la partie centrale incisée de la première, un portrait dessiné dans un médaillon ovale (6,5 x 5) sous verre avec un listel de papier palladium “à la Glomy” en bordure de ce dernier, au centre de la seconde, un petit calendrier perpétuel contrecollé dans les limites d'un cartouche de filets argent avec un gland dans les angles, un logement pour un crayon le long d'un bord, étui cartonné de papier marbré, deux compartiments encadrés d'une roulette de spires sur chaque face, petit phylactère doré Souvenir dans l'un d'eux (rel. de l'époque).
Bookseller reference : 133741
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Portraits de la Reine Marie-Antoinette et de la famille royale
Catalogue de la collection de M. P. D….. À Drouot le 8 mars 1907 Broché, dos sali. bon Paris Lair-Dubreuil 1907 1 plaquette In-8°
Bookseller reference : 15245
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Postal Information July 1914
Chicago: Regan Printing House 1914 40 pages browning pages postal information. Regan Printing House paperback
Bookseller reference : 000010257
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POUGNY
Nice Musées de Nice. Galerie des Ponchettes 1961 in 8 (22,5x16) 1 volume broché, plat supérieur de la couverture illustrée d'une vignette en couleurs contrecollée ( tipped-in color plate on cover ), 22 pages, avec des reproductions en noir et blanc, et 4 planches hors-texte de reproductions en couleurs contrecollées (Four tipped-in color plates). Ivan Albertovitch Pugni, dit Jean Pougny, Kuokkala 1892 - Paris 1956, artiste peintre franco-russe. Catalogue de 155 numéros décrits. Bel exemplaire ( Photographies sur demande / We can send pictures of this book on simple request )
Bookseller reference : 36572
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Prag um 1600. Kunst und Kultur am Hofe Rudolfs II.
Freren, Luca 1988. 4°. 624 S. Original-Pappband mit Schutzumschlag.
Bookseller reference : 22145AB
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Prentice-Hall Author's Guide
Englewood Cliffs NJ: Prentice-Hall 1962. Hardcover. Very Good. 8vo. x 2 116 pp. Bound in full white cloth title stamped in gilt on cover and spine. No dust jacket. Very Good light age-toning and soiling to binding internally clean and sound. <br/><br/> Prentice-Hall hardcover
Bookseller reference : 002063
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Presentations at the Plaza . Regal . Queens . Royal . for November 1938 Movies to be shown at Theaters in Rhyl Wales
Rhyl Wales 1938. Good. 1 sheet of green paper 13 x 25 cm. folded twice; printed in black. Lists the movies scheduled for the month of Nov. 1938 except for the Queens theater which was closed for renovation. The theaters were showing American movies produced in 1938. On Nov. 28 the Plaza theater listed "Special Attraction" next to which the former owner has written "Rose Maries 2nd time." There are X's next to that and two other movies presumalby indicating that the owner attended those showings. Rhyl is in Denbighshire Wales. Advertisement on back for the Queens Dance Hall with the Old Time Dancing Association's Old Time Night and dancing on Wed. and Sat. to Jack Arnold and his band. In Good Condition: lightly creased and soiled; back section scraped with some loss of text from the Dance Hall advertisement. unknown
Bookseller reference : 009324
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Princeton University 1922 Commencement Week
Princeton University Press 1922 25 pages black and white illustrations of the school a list of senior students of 1922. Princeton University Press hardcover
Bookseller reference : 00005389
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Private Lives at The Queen's Theatre 1972 with Maggie Smith
London: Queen's Theatre 1972. Pamphlet. Very Good -. Program for a production of Noel Coward's Private Lives at the Queen's Theatre directed by John Gielgud; starring Maggie Smith John Standing James Villiers and Polly Adams. 12 p.: illustrations portraits; 23 cm. In Very Good- Condition: cover is lightly soiled; staples are starting to oxidize; otherwise clean and solid. Queen's Theatre unknown
Bookseller reference : 011420
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Proceedings of the Board of Chose Freeholders of the County of Essex for the Year Ending May 8 1884
Newark: County of Essex 1884 291 pages including index interesting facts and discussions in the managemanrt of government of the County of Essex including reports by the local warden coroner etc. Very nice condition with minor wear. County of Essex hardcover
Bookseller reference : 2090
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Production Scenes Walt Disney Productions King of the Grizzlies
New York: Publicity Department Buena Vista Distribution Co. Inc. 1970. Softcover. Very Good. 11" x 8-1/2" Softcover; 10pp; Slight handling wear to covers interior clean binding is sound VG condition. Production scene photos from the Walt Disney film "King of the Grizzlies." Each photo is tipped in and accompanied by text on same page. Publicity Department, Buena Vista Distribution Co., Inc. paperback
Bookseller reference : 008586
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Program for Engelbert Humperdinck's Pantomime Opera The Miracle at the Metropolitan Opera House in Philadelphia
Philadelphia: Metropolitan Opera House 1926. Paperback. Very Good. 31 1 pages: illustrations; 25 cm. Stapled; cover included in pagination. Engelbert Humperdinck's pantomime opera The Miracle had premiered in London in 1911. The lavish production at Philadelphia's Metropolitan Opera House opened on Oct. 4 1926. Designed by Norman Bel Geddes and directed by Max Reinhardt it starred Diana Manners 1892-1986 Lady Diana Olivia Winifred Maud Cooper Vicountess Norwich and Iris Tree 1897-1968. Scarce. In Very Good Condition: cover is lightly soiled; upper edge of front cover is slightly chipped; lightly creased; clean and solid. Metropolitan Opera House paperback
Bookseller reference : 011669
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Program for Ladies of the Evening: A Play in Four Acts by Milton Herbert Gropper at the Broad St. Theatre in Philadelphia Marion Morehouse
Philadelphia: Broad St. Theatre 1926. Pamphlet. Very Good -. 4 pages; 15 cm. Program for a production of Ladies of the Evening: A Play in Four Acts by Milton Herbert Gropper at the Broad St. Theatre in Philadelphia. Directed by David Belasco. Featuring most of the cast from its Broadway opening in 1924 although Marion Morehouse replaced Kay Strozzi as Claire Standish. Marion Morehouse's height led to her career as an actress being superceded by success as a model and favorite of photographers Cecil Beaton and Edward Steichen. In 1933 she married poet E. E. Cummings. Scarce. In Very Good- Condition: lightly creased; interior is lightly soiled; solid. Broad St. Theatre unknown
Bookseller reference : 011508
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Program for Otherwise Engaged at Comedy Theatre
London: Her Majesty's Theatre 1976. Pamphlet. Very Good. Program for Simon Gray's at Otherwise Engaged at Comedy Theatre in London. 16 p.: illustrations; 21 cm. The comedy Otherwise Engaged opened in 1975 with Alan Bates in the lead role of Simon at the Queen's Theatre; he was later replaced by Michael Gambon. Later in 1976 Welsh actor Hywel Bennett 1944-2017 took over the role. In Very Good Condition: corners are slightly creased; clean and solid. Her Majesty's Theatre unknown
Bookseller reference : 011422
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Program for Ipi-Tombi at Her Majesty's Theatre
London: Her Majesty's Theatre 1975. Pamphlet. Very Good. Program for a production of Bertha Egnos' Ipi-Tombi at Her Majesty's Theatre in London. 16 p.: illustrations; 23 cm. Drawing from various South African indigenous musical styles Ipi-Tombi was a very popular musical in the mid-1970s when it also was the object of anti-apartheid protests. In Very Good Condition: corners are slightly creased; clean and solid. Her Majesty's Theatre unknown
Bookseller reference : 011421
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Program for Savages by Christopher Hampton at the Comedy Theatre
London: Comedy Theatre 1973. Pamphlet. Very Good. 16 p.: illustrations; 23 cm. Stapled. Starring Paul Scofield and Tom Conti. In Very Good Condition: cover is slightly rubbed; otherwise clean and solid. Comedy Theatre unknown
Bookseller reference : 011441
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Program for The Mousetrap by Agatha Christie at the Ambassadors Theatre 21st year
London: Ambassadors Theatre 1971. Pamphlet. Very Good. 24 p.: illustrations; 23 cm. Stapled. The Mousetrap opened in 1952 moving at the end of that year to the Ambassadors Theatre where it remained until 1974 when it moved to St. Martin's Theatre. This program is from its 21st year of production. Theatreprint program vol. 3 no. 11. In Very Good Condition: cover is lightly rubbed; clean and solid. Ambassadors Theatre unknown
Bookseller reference : 011435
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Program for the production at the Ambassadors Theatre of Athol Fugard's Sizwe Bansi Is Dead and The Island Sizwe Banzi
London: Ambassadors Theatre 1974. Pamphlet. Very Good . 24 p.: illustrations; 23 cm. Stapled. "Sizwe Bansi" is the original spelling; it was later changed to "Sizwe Banzi." With John Kani and Winston Ntshona and directed by the playwright Athol Fugard. Scarce. In Very Good Condition: cover is slightly rubbed; clean and solid. Ambassadors Theatre unknown
Bookseller reference : 011426
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Program for The Norman Conquests by Alan Ayckbourn at the Globe Theatre in London
London: Globe Theatre 1974. Pamphlet. Very Good -. 12 p.: illustrations; 22 cm. Stapled. With Tom Courtenay Michael Gambon Penelope Keith Felicity Kendal Mark Kingston and Bridget Turner. With a small slip noting that "Owing to the indisposition of Bridge Turner the part of Ruth" was played at that performance by Cicely Smith. In Very Good- Condition: cover is lightly rubbed; lower corner of front cover lightly creased; small stain on 4 pages; otherwise clean and solid. Globe Theatre unknown
Bookseller reference : 011433
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Program for Yahoo at the Queen's Theatre with Alec Guinness
London: Queen's Theatre 1976. Pamphlet. Very Good . 16 p.: illustrations; 22 cm. Stapled. Yahoo was "based on the life and writings of Jonathan Swift devised by Alec Guinness and Alan Strachan." Alec Guinness Nicola Pagett Mark Kingston and Angela Thorne were directed by Alan Strachan. In Very Good Condition: cover is slightly rubbed; lower corner of front cover slightly creased; clean and solid. Queen's Theatre unknown
Bookseller reference : 011443
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Program for the play Loot presented as part of the Joe Orton Festival at the Royal Court Theatre in London
London: Royal Court Theatre 1975. Pamphlet. Near Fine. 16 p.: illustrations; 23 cm. Stapled. The cast includes Arthur O'Sullivan Jill Bennett David Troughton James Aubrey Philip Stone and Michael O'Hagan; directed by Albert Finney. In Near Fine Condition: cover is lightly rubbed; clean and solid. Royal Court Theatre unknown
Bookseller reference : 011425
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Program for Life Class by David Storey at the Duke of York's Theatre in London
London: Duke of York's Theatre 1974. Pamphlet. Very Good -. 16 p.: illustrations; 23 cm. Stapled. The production was directed by Lindsay Anderson; the cast included Alan Bates Rosemary Martin and Frank Grimes. Scarce. In Very Good- Condition: cover is lightly soiled; pages are clean and solid. Duke of York's Theatre unknown
Bookseller reference : 011437
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Program for Chez Nous at the Globe Theatre with Albert Finney and Denhalm Elliot
London: Globe Theatre 1974. Pamphlet. Near Fine -. 16 p.: illustrations; 23 cm. Stapled. With Albert Finney Denhalm Elliott Geraldine McEwan and Pat Heywood; directed by Robert Chetwyn. In Near Fine- Condition: very lightly creased; clean and solid. Globe Theatre unknown
Bookseller reference : 011427
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Program for the Royal Shakespeare Company in Dr Faustus at the Aldwych Theatre
London: Aldwych Theatre 1974. Pamphlet. Very Good. 24 p.: illustrations; 22 cm. Stapled. Starred Ian McKellen in the role of Faustus in his first performance with the Royal Shakespeare Company. This adaptation by John Barton of Christopher Marlowe's Dr. Faustus included puppets. In Very Good Condition: cover is lightly rubbed; staples are starting to oxidize; otherwise pages are clean and solid. Aldwych Theatre unknown
Bookseller reference : 011431
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Program for Chimes of Normandy Les Cloches de Corneville by Robert Planquette
Philadelphia: F. A. North & Co 1888. Pamphlet. Good -. 4 p.; 22 cm. "Planquette's Charming Opera" was performed at Mercantile Hall with musical director J. G. Whiteman and stage manager Jos. C. Fox. No opera company is named; according to the Philadelphia Inquirer for May 15 and 17 1888 this production was by "members of Philadelphia church choirs" and members of the Philadelphia Chorus. Includes advertisements for pianos sold by F. A. North & Co. Philadelphia. Very scarce. In Good- Condition: front is soiled; edges chipped with closed tears of 2 cm. and less; light creasing. F. A. North & Co unknown
Bookseller reference : 008453
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Program for the 1977 English Language Release of Our Hitler
Zoetrope Studios. Very Good. 1977. Softcover. Program for the 1977 English language release of Hans-Jurgen Syberberg's "Our Hitler" his seven hour film cycle that is an"intellectually and physically demanding film that calls into question the relationship of the German Romantic tradition the German intellectual condition and the German imagination and spiritual hunger to the phenomenon of Hitler". Presented by Francis Ford Coppola and released by Zoetrope Studios. Pictorial stapled wraps. Introduction by David A. Ross and Stephen M. Goldstine. . Zoetrope Studios paperback
Bookseller reference : 33149
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Program from Whose Life is it Anyway by Brian Clark at the Savoy Theatre Starring Tom Conti
London: Savoy Theatre 1978. Paperback. Near Fine. 24 p.: illustrations; 22 cm. Stapled. Directed by Michael Lindsay-Hogg the first performance was on June 13 1978. Program has a cover photo of Tom Conti as well as photos of Conti co-star Hilary Dwyer and several photos of the production. In the Stars Remembered section Matthew Norgate remembers actor Henry Ainley. In Near Fine Condition: upper corner of front cover slightly creased; clean and solid. Savoy Theatre paperback
Bookseller reference : 008446
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Program from Victor Herbert's The Red Mill at the Shubert Theatre Philadelphia
Philadelphia: Shubert Theatre 1947. Paperback. Very Good -. 13 3 p.: illustrations; 23 cm. Stapled. The Red Mill was directed by Billy Gilbert with book and lyrics by Henry Blossom and dances staged by Aida Broadbent. The cast included Jack Cassidy Marthe Errolle Hal Price Dorothy Stone Hope O'Brady Frank Jacuet Jack Whiting Jack Albertson Doretta Morrow Earl Sauvain Odette Myrtil Gay Laurence Betty Fadden and Lucy Hillary among others. In Very Good- Condition: cover is lightly soiled; pages are clean; solid. Shubert Theatre paperback
Bookseller reference : 008447
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Program from a production of The Doctor Has a Daughter by George Batson by the Senior Class of East Greenville High School
East Greenville PA: East Greenville High School 1949. Pamphlet. Very Good -. 4 p.; 13 cm. Pink paper printed in black. The cast consisted of joan Bieler June Engle Mary Ann Graber Betty Stahl Richard Ziegler Norma Edge Henry Stauffer Nancy Kurtz Wallace Stauffer Esther Freed David Greulich and Paul Wronowski. In Very Good- Condition: creased; front is slightly soiled; solid. East Greenville High School unknown
Bookseller reference : 008456
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Program from a production of The Story of Kennett by Bayard Taylor presented at Longwood Gardens in 1933 with a ticket from the first performance
Kennett Square Pa: Longwood Gardens 1933. Pamphlet. Very Good. 4 p.; 24 cm. The American Legion and Auxiliary of Kennett Square presented the play by John T. Hall based on Bayard Taylor's book at the Longwood Open Air Theatre at Longwood Gardens on June 22 23 and 24 1933. This was the first of several times the play has been presented at Longwood Gardens. The ticket is from the June 22nd performance. Music before the performance was by Chris Sanderson's Pocopson Valley Boys; during the performance by Lloyd Shorter's Orchestra. The fox was loaned by Joe Donahue whose name is marked in pencil on the program suggesting that the program and ticket were used by him or someone who knew him. In Very Good Condition: creased and lightly soiled;. Longwood Gardens unknown
Bookseller reference : 008458
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Programa da vista do cruzador "Jeanne d'Arc" ao Rio de Janeiro - avril ?
croiseur "Jeanne d'Arc" - plaquette sd, avec 4 photos originales et 2 plans depliants de Rio de Janeiro sous pochette,rare
Bookseller reference : 25763
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Programm-Zettel zur Aufführung von "Die schöne Marianne" von Ludwig Dinklage. Ein Spiel aus Eimsbüttels Vergangenheit.
Hamburg 1952. . Blatt mit Kreuzbugfalte. - Abendveranstaltung der "Eimsbütteler Woche" vom 27. September - 5. Oktober 1952 am 27.9. im Festsaal des Amtsgebäudes Emilie Wüstenfeld-Schule. - "Marianne" Johanna Marie Caroline Ruaux 1802-1882 war eine wegen ihrer Schönheit weit über Hamburgs Grenzen hinaus berühmte Eimsbütteler Gastwirtstochter. (Hamburg, 1952). unknown
Bookseller reference : 40559
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Programmankündigung Altonaer Stadttheater Hamburg.
Reinbek Rowohlt 1994. . (Reinbek), Rowohlt, (1994). unknown
Bookseller reference : 24234
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Programmheft St. Pauli-Theater. Hamburgs älteste plattdeutsche Bühne. Direktion: Anna Simon. Spielzeit 1956/57.
Hamburg gedr. bei Conrad Kayser 1956. . Programm zu "An de Eck von de Herrlichkeit" Hamburger Volksstück in 3 Akten von Paul Möhring. Unter der Regie von Kurt Simon spielten Herbert Barfels Christa Siems Trude Possehl u.a.m. Mit einem Beitrag über den Hamburger Schriftsteller u. Theaterhistoriker Paul Möhring 1890-1976 u. über die Souffleuse des St. Pauli-Theaters Agnes Eggers. (Hamburg, gedr. bei Conrad Kayser, 1956). unknown
Bookseller reference : 51241
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Programmheft Programm des k.k. priv. Theaters an der Wien. Montag den 19. Oktober 1908. "Der Frauenjäger". Operette in drei Akten von Heinrich v. Waldberg u. Hans Liebstöckl Musik von Alfred Zamara.
Wien k.k. Hoftheater-Druckerei 1908. . Unter den Mitwirkenden der Schauspieler u. Sänger Max Pallenberg 1877-1934 der 1908 als Operetten-Komiker iengagiert war; Dirigent war der Komponist Robert Stolz 1880-1975 der 1905-1917 musikalischer Leiter u. Direktor des Theaters war. (Wien, k.k. Hoftheater-Druckerei, 1908). unknown
Bookseller reference : 47461
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Programmzettel Lustspiel-Theater Direktion: Josef Jarno. Sonntag den 18. Oktober 1908: Gastspiel Hansi Niese. Zum 255. Male: "Die Förster-Christl". Operette in 3 Akten von Bernhard Buchbinder Musik von Georg Jarno.
Wien k.k. Hoftheater-Druckerei 1908. . Mit Kreuzbugfalte u. kl. Knittersp. - "Die Förster-Christl" war die bekannteste Operette des Komponisten u. Kapellmeisters Georg Jarno György Cohner 1868-1920. Die beliebte Volksschauspielerin Hansi Johanna Niese 1875-1934 verkörperte häufig die Titel-Rolle. Sie war seit 1899 am Josefstädter Theater engagiert dessen Leitung in diesem Jahr der Schauspieler Josef Jarno eig. J. Kohner 1866-1932 ihr späterer Ehemann übernommen hatte. 1905 übernahm er zusätzlich die Leitung des "Lustspiel-Theaters" ehemal. Fürst-Theater. (Wien, k.k. Hoftheater-Druckerei), 1908. unknown
Bookseller reference : 47462
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