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Stroheim: A Pictorial Record of His Nine Films
1975ref. 79713New York, Dover Publications Inc 1975. 259 S., 24cm Karton 0
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1990ref. 38729s.l. : Nintendo, ca. 1990.
1975ref. 79713New York, Dover Publications Inc 1975. 259 S., 24cm Karton 0
2015ref. 41490WWE098DE, 2015. Auflage: Standard Version WWE DVD
2002ref. 42266EMI, 2002. CD CD
2006ref. 24780Arista (Import), 2006. 1 CD CD
1992ref. 38623Starlite, 1992. CDS 5114 1 CD CD
1992ref. 24850Chambers, 1992. 304 S brosch.
2015ref. 1046858New York, NY ; Bern ; Frankfurt, M. ; Berlin ; Brussels ; Vienna ; Oxford ; Warsaw : Lang, 2015. XVII, 333 S. ; 23 cm, kart.
2000ref. 1241819Marburg : Schüren Verlag, 2000. 147 S. : Illustr. ; 22 cm; kart.
2001ref. 959357Wien, NY: Springer, 2001. 246 S., zahlr. Abb. Fadengehefteter Originalpappband mit Schutzumschlag.
1999ref. 1108725Ostfildern : Cantz, 1999. 1 CD-ROM : farb., mit Ton ; 12 cm, in Buch-Einbanddeckel 22 cm + Buch (160 S. : Ill.); fadengeh. Orig.-Pappband mit OUmschl.
1999ref. 917971New York: Abrams, 1999. 160 S. mit zahlr. Abb., Gebundene Ausgabe mit Schutzumschlag.
1979ref. 1053882Hamburg : Hoffmann und Campe, 1979. 297 S. : überwiegend Ill. (farb.) ; 36 cm. Originalleinen mit Schutzumschlag; im illustr. Schuber.
1901ref. 87061Hamburg, Max Baumann, 1901. 71 S. Mit schlichtem Jugendstilbuchschmuck. 19,5 cm. OBroschur.
ref. 82258Mailand, Edizioni CO. P. IN. A., o. J. 174 S..+ NN. 4° Quart, Softcover/Paperback
ref. 82257Mailand, Edizioni CO. P. IN. A., o. J. 184 S.. + NN. 4° Quart, Softcover/Paperback
1929ref. BK0177Sacramento California: Sutter Club 1929. Large typographic broadside 35 x 12 inches printed in black with several small illustrations. Blank verso. Original folds otherwise near fine. A large and striking broadside advertising a private minstrel and vaudeville performance at Sacramento's Sutter Club given in honor of California state officers and members of the legislature. The entertainment was scheduled for Thursday February 21 at nine o'clock with admission restricted to invited guests. The broadside promises an elaborate evening of entertainment: "Startling Stunts by Strenuous Stars Mirth Provoking Monologues by Merry Mummers Superb Songs by Siren Singers Melodious Music by Masterly Manipulators" The performance is further advertised as "A Great Grand Glorious Gathering of Wit and Music Mirth and Melody" with the occasion designated as a "Stag" affair. Founded in 1889 the Sutter Club was Sacramento's leading private social club with a membership drawn from the city's political commercial and professional elite. Its first president Newton Booth had previously served as governor of California and United States senator. The club occupied rooms in the California National Bank Building at Fourth and J Streets the location specified on the broadside before moving to its present quarters in 1930. Although the broadside does not identify the performers or describe individual acts its prominent advertisement of a "Monster Minstrel" entertainment leaves little doubt about the theatrical tradition being invoked. An unusually large and well-preserved survival documenting the social entertainments of California's political establishment and the continued popularity of minstrelsy among the state's elite. . Sutter Club unknown books
1950ref. 237561950. Women in American entertainment scrapbook primarily 1950s documenting the public beauty sexuality celebrity and performing identities of burlesque dancers pinup models actresses and other women whose images circulated widely in postwar popular culture. The compiler places women from burlesque Hollywood modeling nightclub performance and glamour photography emphasizing the female performer as both entertainer and object of fascination during a decade often associated with more restrictive ideals of domestic femininity. Striptease figures including Gypsy Rose Lee Ann Corio Margie Hart Lush Thrush and Earl Moran pinups as well as more prominent Hollywood figures such as Jane Russell Rita Hayworth and Veronica Lake connects the scrapbook to overlapping worlds of striptease film theatrical performance publicity and pinup culture. Its concentration on women displaying their bodies through costume movement pose and theatrical persona places the album within the cultural prehistory of the sexual liberation associated with the 1960s when changing attitudes toward contraception obscenity female desire and women's autonomy increasingly challenged older limits on public expressions of sexuality. Scrapbook containing over 75 printed photographic and illustrated clippings on 18 large pages approximately 9 x 12 inches primarily 1950s in cord bound red board covers. The pages contain magazine and newspaper photographs of women in bathing suits evening gowns lingerie theatrical costumes dance attire and elaborate burlesque dress ranging from formal Hollywood to stage performances and photographs emphasizing dance costume legs and the body in motion. Burlesque and nightclub imagery includes feathered costumes revealing stage dress comic and theatrical routines and performers photographed in settings that present sexuality as part of professional entertainment rather than private life; other pages move into film publicity glamour portraiture fashion and models posed for the mass market. Several leaves arrange multiple images of a single woman creating small visual dossiers on individual performers while full page clippings give others the scale of magazine features. A handwritten index at the front organizes the contents by performer and page The index turns the scrapbook into an organized record of female entertainers including famous Hollywodd stars but also many lesser know Burlesque and nightclub entertainers. The scrapbook was created at a transitional point in American sexual culture. Striptease had become the defining element of twentieth century American burlesque producing nationally recognizable performers such as Gypsy Rose Lee and Ann Corio while Hollywood publicity departments illustrated magazines and pinup photography carried related forms of stylized female sexuality into a much larger audience. The women gathered here therefore occupy different positions within the entertainment economy from actresses whose glamour images accompanied mainstream film careers to performers whose professional identities depended directly on bodily display costume teasing revelation and control of an audience's gaze. Their proximity within one album records how thoroughly these forms had begun to overlap before the social transformations of the 1960s gave female sexual autonomy a more explicit political and cultural vocabulary. Some toning to the scrapbook leaves with scattered edge wear small tears and chipping; covers rubbed and worn at extremities with binding cord retained. Overall good condition. A concentrated record of 1950s popular culture celebrating women as entertainers glamour figures and erotic performers at the threshold of the changes in female sexuality and public self presentation that would become increasingly visible during. unknown books
ref. 36740The three performers depicted on the letterhead are Charles W. Nestel "Commodore Foote" his sister Eliza Nestel "Queenie Foote" and Joseph Huntler "Colonel Small". Letterhead printed in blue ink on white lined paper. The letter from the troupe's agent P.A. Clarke seeks to arrange a booking in Danville PA. Offered with the stamped illustrated envelope postal cancel. Minor wear Very Good. The elaborate envelope illustration and its printed text depict the three performers flags in the background and reads: ELLINGER & FOOTE'S COMBINATION THE LITTLE MINIATURE TRIO. COMMODORE FOOTE MISS ELIZA NESTELLE COL. SMALL THE THREE SMALLEST PEOPLE IN THE WORLD./ MRS. C.G. RUSSELL W.B. HARRISON PROF. G.H. BROOKS MASTER ZACK MASTER WILLIE. / COL. WM. ELLINGER DIRECTOR. C.G. RUSSELL TREASURER. P.A. CLARKE BUSINESS AGENT." The envelope is addressed to Agt. Thompson Hall Danville Penna. cancelled 3 cent red Washington stamp and postal rubberstamp dated Hagerstown March 186 Small rubberstamp beneath envelope flap on verso "E.D. Foote Collection. unknown books
1851ref. List2946New York City 1851. Sheet music measuring 10 x 13 inches 3 pp. Pencil markings of chords over third page. Some staining and a few small tears; overall excellent. Sheet music for "Fi-Hi-Hi" or "The Black Shakers Song & Polka" a track written by Even Horn and originally performed by the Fellows Minstrels. The Fellows who are also called on the cover "Fellows Ethiopean sic Troupe" were a New York City-based minstrel group who briefly ran Fellow's Opera House on Broadway just above Canal Street. The singer of this tune whose girlfriend has "gone away to Leb'non state"-perhaps Mount Lebanon New York or Lebanon Ohio-asks "Oh! pity me ye shakers all/ And tell me where I'll find her". The United Society of Believers or Shakers are an egalitarian and millenarian Christian sect who arrived in colonial America in the 1770s and appalled early Americans with their singing and dancing. Interestingly at least one researcher has suspected a connection between Shaker and minstrel song and dance; for one a popular 1840s Shaker song which goes "Hop up and jump up and whirl round whirl round" makes at least an interesting comparison with "Jump Jim Crow's" "Wheel about turn about an' do jus' so".1 Moreover Shaker communities were open to anyone who was willing to commit to a celibate communal life regardless of race or gender. For instance Mount Lebanon documented having Black members during its early days in the late 1700s2 and in 1819 the Shakers at South Union Kentucky freed those enslaved by their slaver converts.1 We find eighteen other physical copies of "Fi-Hi-Hi" on OCLC. Of interest to historians of blackface minstrelsy and American theater. 1 Anne Grimes "Possible Relationship between 'Jump Him Crow' and Shaker Songs" Midwest Folklore 3 no. 1 Spring 1953 47-57. 2 "African American Shakers: In the Berkshires and Beyond" Hancock Shaker Village accessed March 6 2025 https://hancockshakervillage.org/online-exhibitions/african-american-shakers-berkshires/. unknown books
ref. WALTER-FILM007867ITC Entertainment. No binding. Near Fine. London: ITC 1967. Collection of 17 vintage original 8 x 10" 20 x 25 cm black-and-white British photos of which 14 have mimeographed descriptive text on verso five have stamps of production company ITC. Some scattered rippling in areas where paper is attached to verso overall near fine. The Prisoner was a British television series created by Patrick McGoohan who stars as Number Six a nameless British intelligence agent who is abducted and imprisoned in a mysterious coastal village after resigning from his position. The allegorical plotlines of the series contain elements of science fiction psychological drama and spy fiction. It was produced by Everyman Films for distribution by Lew Grade's ITC Entertainment. Wikipedia ITC Entertainment unknown books
1993ref. 23572NY:: Random House. 1993. Hardcover. Fine in Fine dust jacket. Black and white photographs. First American printing. Fine in a fine dust. jacket. 0679424377 . Random House, hardcover books
1999ref. WALTER-FILM007796HBO Entertainment. No binding. Fine. Np: HBO 1999-2007. Set of 13 vintage original 8 x 10" 20 x 25 cm black-and-white photos fine. A nice assortment of portraits from the groundbreaking television crime show The Sopranos. HBO Entertainment books
ref. WALTER-FILM007694Sageworks Benjamin Mordecai Overbrook Entertainment. No binding. Near Fine. New York: 2000. Vintage original 22 x 14" 56 x 36 cm window card poster. Horizontal crease near bottom of poster overall near fine or better. For the New York premiere of August Wilson's play set in Pittsburgh of the 1970s. Poster is warmly inscribed by Wilson: "Tony and Donne / Thank you SPACEWORKS / August Wilson". Underneath is the autograph of the play's producer Ben Mordechai. Tony and Donne Petito were investors in this production. The poster is sold with a provenance letter from Donne Petito in which she explains the history of their involvement with Wilson and Mordechai. Sageworks, Benjamin Mordecai, Overbrook Entertainment unknown books
2002ref. 26659NY: Omnibus Press. As New. 2002. Paperback. 0711988749 . Color photographs throughout. First edition paperback. As new in oversized pictorial wraps. . Omnibus Press paperback books
