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Un cappello di paglia di Firenze. Commedia in tre atti. Il pranzo di Franceschino. Farsa in un atto.
1922Roma, Libreria Salesiana, 1922, 16mo (cm. 18 x 12) brossura originale, pp. 91.
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PARIS, Alfonse Piaget - 1888 - In-4 - Reliure éditeur illustrée au 1plat (défraîchie) - Dos à nerfs orné - Ecoinçons dorés aux 1 & 4 Plats - couverture illustrée conservée - Nombreuses illustrations NB ou couleurs, certaines PP - Gravures PP Ht des Auteurs & des comédiens-VIII-254 pages - mouillures éparses, Sinon Propre
1922Roma, Libreria Salesiana, 1922, 16mo (cm. 18 x 12) brossura originale, pp. 91.
1887Milano, Repertorio del Teatro Milanese, 1887, 16° brossura, pp. 59.
19108vo; pp. 294; brossura editoriale figurata; cucito. Legatura leggermente lenta; fioriture alla copertina (consuete in questa edizione); per il resto in buono stato. Prima edizione?
188516 cm, brossura; pp. 24. Etichetta "Libreria teatrale, Brugnoli, Bologna" al piatto
Insieme di 2 manoscritti. a) Quaderno cm. 20,5x16 composto da 2cnn. b) Quaderno cm. 20,5x16 composto da 12 cc (di cui 6 bianche). I due quaderni sono composti da molti distici ('Couplet'), Romanze ('Romance') di argomento amoroso. Il vaudeville è un genere teatrale nato in Francia a fine Settecento (primo teatro di gran successo in cui venivano rappresentate i vaudevilles, risale al 1792) . Il termine "vaudeville" stava a indicare le commedie leggere in cui alla prosa vengono alternate strofe cantate su arie conosciute (vaudevilles).
1806Sur le célèbre restaurant de poissons, lieu de rendez-vous des gourmands, Grimod de la Reynière écrivait dans l'Almanach gourmand, "Non seulement l’on y mange les meilleures huîtres de Paris, et en toute saison ; mais on continue d’y faire une chère tout à la fois bonne, délicate et salubre. Les meilleurs poissons de mer et d’eau douce s’y donnent journellement rendez-vous avec les plus succulentes volailles de la Normandie et du Maine : et le gibier le plus parfumé se plaît à partager sans cesse les douceurs de ces têtes-à-têtes". En 1806, la réputation du rocher de Cancale s'étend bien au-delà de ses clients et fait l'objet de plusieurs pièces de théâtre, dont Mars en Carême, par Francis Baron d'Allarde et Désaugiers, memebre de la société chantante Le Caveau. .
1914Fascicolo di cm. 15,5x8,7; pp. 75-(5), Nuova coll. drammatica femminile n. 24. Ottimo.
1926Fascicolo di cm. 20; pp. 31-(1), versi di A. Chin, musica del Cav. G. Chiri. Vaudeville cine-comico in 4 atti. Ottimo.
1974LeRoy's story of his love affair with Hollywood and the art form that was once the wonder of the world. 244 pages. Dust jacket price clipped and with small chips and worn corners and top/tail of spine. Massive inscription by previous owner on front free endpaper.
1979Wear to cover with edge wear and some peeling laminate. Waviness to rear pages. 8"w x 11"h. 128 pages. Black and white illustrations throughout.
français Sans date (circa 1835). Réunion de comédie, vaudeville, tragédie, et opéra comique en un volume in-8 ; demi-basane marron, dos lisse à faux-nerfs orné (reliure de l'époque). Contient : Un duel sous le Cardinal de Richelieu, par Lockroy et Edmond Badon. - Michel et Christine, par Scribe et Dupin. - Le mariage de raison, par Scribe et Varner. - Le budget d'un jeune ménage, par Scribe et Bayard. - Une faute, par Scribe. - La dame blanche, opéra comique, paroles de Scribe, musique de Boyeldieu. - La chanoinesse, Par Scribe et Francis Cornu. - Le philtre champenois, par Mélesville et Brazier. - Zoé, ou l'amant prêté, par Scribe et Mélesville. - Louis XI, par Casimir Delavigne. - Estelle ou le père et la fille, par Scribe. - Le pré-aux-clercs, parles de Planard, musique de Hérold. - La tour de Nesle, par Frédéric Gaillardet et Alexandre Dumas. - Fra-diavolo, ou l'hotellerie de Terracine, par Scribe. - Robert-le-diable, par Scribe et Delavigne. - Les projets de mariage, ou les deux officiers, par Alexandre Duval. - Un premier amour, par Bayard et Emile Vander-Burch. - Elle est folle, par Mélesville. - Catherine ou la croix d'or par Brazier et Mélesville. - Le diner de Madelon, ou le bourgeois du Marais, par Désaugiers. - Le Barbier de Séville, ou la précaution inutile, par Beaumarchais. - Marie, par Planard. - Don Juan d'Autriche, ou la vocation, par Casimir Delavigne. - Le chalet, par Scribe et Mélesville. - Fanchon la vieilleuse, par Bouilly et Pain. - Texte sur deux colonnes, quelques tâches, petit accroc au mors inférieur.
français Réunion de comédie, vaudeville, tragédie, et opéra comique en un volume in-8 ; demi-basane marron à coins, dos lisse à faux-nerfs orné (reliure de l'époque). Contient : Les huguenots, par Scribe. Chez Barba, 1837. Cinquième édition. - L'oraison de S. Julien, par St Amand et Villeran. Chez Marchant, Paris. - Turiaf-le-pendu, par Dumanoir et Mallian. Chez Marchant, 1834. - Le capitaine Roland, par Varin, Desvergers et Edouard. - Le commis et la grisette, par Paul de Kock et Charles Labie. Chez Marchant, 1834. - Une passion, par Varin, Desvergers. - Antony, par Alexandre Dumas. - Les enfans d'Edouard, par Casimir Delavigne. - Catherine Howard, par Alexandre Dumas. Imprimerie de Dondey-Dupré. - Être aimé ou mourir! Par Scribe et Dumanoir. - Le cheval de bronze, par Scribe. - Le père Goriot, par Théaulon, Decomberousse et Jaime. - La berline de l'émigré, par Mélesville et Hestienne. - Le pauvre Jacques, par Cogniard Frères. - Le gamin de Paris, par Bayard et Vanderbuch. - Chut! Par Scibe. - Une Saint-Barthelemy, ou les huguenots de Touraine, par Dumanoir et Cogniard Frères. - Le luthier de Venise, par Saint-Georges et de Leuven. - Kean, ou désordre et génie, par Alexandre Dumas. - Marie, ou trois époques, par Ancelot. - L'ambassadrice, par Scribe et de Saint-Georges. - Le matelot à terre, par Chabot de Bouin et Alboize. Chez Marchant, 1837. Texte sur deux colonnes, quelques tâches et légères rousseurs.
1952pp. 98; 33 plates, Numerous drawings by Reginald Woolley. Small 4to. Original publisher's white cloth binding. Bright colored dust jacket. First edition. Fine copy of a wonderful study of British Vaud eville, Burlesque, and Theater. This would make a great gift for any fan of the English stage or music hall. W141
192025p. 12mo. Original printed wraps. Excellent copy. Very scarce. From the working magic library of Bill Lieberman (Master of Magic) MAG 3
191664p. Text brown. 24mo. Original color cartoon printed wraps, one small tear. Needs pressing. Nice copy. Very scarce little pamphlet. HUMOR 6
1971pp. xxiii, 163. Illustrated with photos from Field's movies, state acts, and vaudeville routines. Fist issued in 1940, a presidential year, and Fields at the height of his popularity. The incumbent, President Franklin D. Roosevelt, had very little to worry about from Fields the candidate. But Fields certainly offered a few nuggets of political wisdom in his book for the public to chew on. For example, he poked fun at one of FDR's major policies with this statement: "I shall, my fellow citizens, offer no such empty panaceas as a New Deal, or an Old Deal, or even a Re-Deal. No, my friends, the reliable old False Shuffle was good enough for my father and it's good enough for me." The book's chapters closely followed the typical issues that the on-screen Fields delighted in: 'My Views on Marriage'; 'How to Beat the Federal Income Tax - and What to See and Do at Alcatraz'; 'My Rules of Etiquette'; 'The Care of Babies'; 'How I have Built Myself into a Physical Marvel'; 'How to Suceed in Business'; Etc. An example from 'The Care of Babies': "I always carried a number of sterilized blindfolds, which I would casually place over a baby's eyes before I kissed it. This prevented its growth from being stunted through terror." The photos in this edition are quite remarkable. First photo illustrated edition. HUMOR 8
190383p. Numerous explanatory illustrations. Small 8vo. Original printed wraps with some wear and soiling. Old Reliable Chicago Magic Co.'s publishers ads on the rear wrap for: 'The Mystery of Love Making'; Aunt Sally's Policy Players' Dream book (with a picture of a black 'mammy'); and a book on the Art of Boxing. . From the working magic library of Bill Lieberman (Master of Magic) MAG 3 / 3
1989112 pages. Traces the theatre's colourful history from its early years as a vaudeville palace to its days as the Imperial, a popular motion picture house, to its final restoration and return to its 1920s grandeur. Explores the risks and challenges faced by Cineplex Odeon Corporation in ensuring the successful completion of the largest private restoration in North America. This beautiful record of a theatre's history and restoration will delight history, architecture and theatre buffs alike." - from dust jacket. Beautifully illustrated with photography, some of which is in colour. Moderate wear. Usual library markings. Nice bright copy. Book
190910 pages plus 2 pages of advertisements. Heavily worn. Few markings. Sheet music
19664 pages. Nice photo of Geoff Stephen's New Vaudeville Band on cover. Moderate wear. Chords written inside first page. A sound copy. Sheet music
1891109p. + ads. Pamphlet Very good condition, paper brittle
197218X10. Brossura. Torino. Einaudi (Collezione di Teatro n. 161). 1972. pp. 214. Traduzione di Corrado Augias. Buono stato. Due delle ultime pagine hanno un taglio irregolare.
1900ref. BK0117Cincinnati Ohio: Hennegan & Co 1900. Illustrated advertising circular 4 pp. measuring 10 ½ x 14 inches on a single folded sheet. Printed in black with large paired portrait illustration on the front and an interior illustration of the company onstage. Local performance overprint announcing an appearance at the Opera House Brookville Saturday January 8; year not stated. Toning extensive marginal chipping and tears and separations along folds several extending into the text and illustrations; fair condition with the printing substantially preserved. An illustrated circular advertising the Guy Brothers' touring minstrel company with blackface comedy vaudeville specialties electrical stage effects and a dissolving-picture attraction. The company originated in a family entertainment enterprise that included George Guy his wife daughter and six sons. Edward Le Roy Rice's Monarchs of Minstrelsy dates its permanent organization to about 1874 and records its subsequent continuation under George R. Guy identified on the present circular as proprietor and manager.1 The interior provides an extensive roster of performers and musicians including Albert Guy as interlocutor the Mantell Brothers as "A Pair of German Athletes" Harvey Dunn performing a gymnasium specialty with bag punching musical entertainers Adams & Mutt and Louis LeBrun an "Expert Electrician and His Wonderful Machine." One announcement advertises George R. Guy's return to his former position as an end man after an absence of ten years. The orchestra and silver band are separately listed with an invitation to attend the company's street parade and daytime concerts: "Everybody be on the Main Street and See the Parade and Hear Our Band." A large interior illustration depicts the company arranged beneath an elaborate shell-shaped backdrop for its opening production The Palace of Enchantment. The accompanying description emphasizes the combination of electrical spectacle music and racial caricature: "Another Grand Spectacular First Part Produced by GEO. R. GUY with Elegant Special Scenery and Electrical Effects Entitled THE PALACE OF ENCHANTMENT. Illuminated with hundreds of different colored electric lights etc. This part of the Entertainment will be participated in by the Entire Company in elegant costumes who will introduce the Latest Ballads Songs and Beautiful Music of the day. The Six Funny Black Men will make you crack your face laughing at their Antics and Funny Remarks." The rear page gives particular prominence to "Schaefer's Dissolvicanna" advertised as "the Finest Dissolving Picture Machine on Earth" with the assurance that "This is Worth the Admission Alone." The circular does not describe the apparatus further. Other attractions include the one-act comedy School Days billed as "The Funniest Negro Comedy" an old log cabin with "Phantom Doors and Windows" a Zouave drill and ten vaudeville acts. 1 Edw. Le Roy Rice Monarchs of Minstrelsy from "Daddy" Rice to Date Kenny Publishing Company 1911 digitized by Project Gutenberg accessed October 5 2026 https://www.gutenberg.org/cache/epub/69826/pg69826-images.html. . Hennegan & Co unknown
ref. 79736Couverture rigide. Bon/1996. in-8. Oxford 1996 in-8 334pp Reliure éditeur jaquette illustrée Très bel exemplaire! unknown
