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1948réf. LFA00855N° 158 - 23 octobre 1948 - Une revue de 32 pages, format 380 x 280 mm, nombreuses illustrations
1939réf. LFA0098dUn ouvrage de 238 pages, format 190 x 120 mm, broché, publié en 1939, Librairie Plon (Paris)
1993réf. LFA00b01N° 29 - Avril 1993 : Revue de 130 pages, format 275 x 220 mm, illustrée, brochée
1979réf. 616131New York: The Viking Press 1979. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. First American edition. Edited by Henry Hardy. Introduction by Bernard Williams. 202pp. Faint spotting on the page edges and underlining throughout thus very good in a very good dust jacket with toning some spotting and tiny tears. The Viking Press hardcover books
1937réf. 022624New York: Irving Berlin Music Co. 1937. First Edition. flexible leather. Light wear. Close to Fine. Small folio 9" x 12" privately printed by Berlin for friends and bound in flexible dark brown leather with gilt lettering on the front cover; 31 pages. Includes sheet music for Berlin's songs from the musical film starring Dick Powell and Alice Faye. INSCRIBED and SIGNED by the composer on front endpaper: "To Darryl Zanuck/with my best wishes/Irving Berlin." Zanuck was an American film producer and studio executive best known as a co-founder of 20th Century Fox. He produced a number of famous films three of which won Academy Awards: HOW GREEN WAS MY VALLEY GENTLEMAN'S AGREEMENT and ALL ABOUT EVE. [Irving Berlin Music Co.] hardcover books
1946réf. 022587New York: Irving Berlin Music Co. 1946. First Edition. flexible leather. Light wear. Close to Fine. Small folio 9" x 12" privately printed by Berlin for friends and bound in flexible dark brown leather with gilt lettering on the front cover; including "Harold Arlen" in the bottom right corner; 63 pages. Includes sheet music for all 15 of Berlin's songs from the hit musical starring Ethel Merman including "Anything You Can Do" and "There's No Business Like Show Business." INSCRIBED and SIGNED by the composer on the front endpaper: "To Harold/with merry Xmas/and love to/you and Annie/from/Irving." A fictionalized version of the life of Annie Oakley a sharpshooter who starred in Buffalo Bill's Wild West and her romance with fellow sharpshooter Frank E. Butler. This preparation of songs from one of Berlin's best-loved musicals was apparently privately prepared for presentation and is quite scarce. Harold Arlen of course was an American composer of popular music perhaps best known for his songs for the 1939 film THE WIZARD OF OZ lyrics by Yip Harburg including "Over the Rainbow" which won him the Oscar for Best Original Song one of 8 Academy Awards for which he was nominated. Among Arlen's many other songs are "Let's Fall in Love" "Stormy Weather" "The Man That Got Away" "That Old Black Magic" "Blues in the Night" and "Come Rain or Come Shine." [Irving Berlin Music Co.] hardcover books
1963réf. 0226181963-1968. Letter. Very Good to Fine. A collection of letters mostly typed but some handwritten all SIGNED by their authors to noted NEW YOR TIMES theater reporter and columnist Sam Zolotow on a variety of matters. Correspondents include Audrey Wood Claire Booth Luce Iphrigini Ochs Sulzberger David Susskind Ray Stark 2 Vincent Sardi Jr. Dore Schary Richard Rodgers Robert Moses Joseph Papp Emlyn Williams Arthur 'Punch Sulzberger Jo Mielziner John V. Lindsey Gian Carlo Menotti Howard Lindsay Joseph E. Levine Garson Kanin Julian Beck 2 Elia Kazan Theodore Mann Federico Fellini Arthur Krock Bella Spewack Eric Bentley 3 Irving Berlin Richard Barr William Ball Barbara Ashley Robert Brustein George Panetta Peter Bridge Lawrence Carr John Mason Brown Richard Chandler Philip Huston Ann Corio Alexander H. Cohen Harold Clurman Cheryl Crawford June Havoc Patrick Dennis Edna Ferber Robert Fryer Bruce Jay Friedman William Gibson Paul Green Rex Harrison Lillian Hellman William Inge A.E. Hotchner Kenneth Tynan and Ralph Bellamy. unknown books
1419réf. 02156514 June 1948. Letter. Faint folds from mailing. Near Fine. On a sheet of his personal stationery 7" x 10" addressed to Michael de Lisio of MGM Pictures Berlin answers an inquiry about a rumor prevalent since the 1920s that his songs had been written for him by an anonymous black boy. In full: "The little colored boy story that MacLane talks about is probably the Harry Ruby one. Some years ago I walked into the Friar's Club with a three months Palm Beach tan and Harry Ruby who was in the club pointed to me and said 'there's the little colored fellow who writes all of Berlin's stuff.' Another Ruby crack about the colored fellow was -- Sometime ago a songwriter asked Ruby how old the little colored boy was and Harry replied 'oh about Irving's age.'" SIGNED by the composer "Irving Berlin." With a short typed statement by the recipient of the letter stating that he was working at the time for MGM in charge of publicity for EASTER PARADE. Superb letter. unknown books
1942réf. 020826New York & Melbourne: This Is the Army Inc. and Allan & Co. Pty. Ltd. 1942 but later. wraps. Very Good. Quarto 9" x 12" in green illustrated wraps; 4 pages including covers. Vintage sheet music with words and music by Irving Berlin. INSCRIBED and SIGNED by the composer on the front cover: "For Bernard/Rosenstein/from Irving Berlin." This Is the Army, Inc. and Allan & Co. Pty. Ltd. paperback books
1938réf. 154298Los Angeles: Twentieth Century-Fox 1938. First Edition. First Edition. Association copy INSCRIBED on the second front endpaper by Irving Berlin: "To / Dorothy Hechtlinger / with my best / Irving Berlin." A scarce promotional songbook issued by Twentieth Century-Fox in connection with their successful 1938 musical film "Alexander's Ragtime Band." Dorothy Hechtlinger was Twentieth Century-Fox studio head Darryl F. Zanuck's script coordinator from 1934 to 1945 described by later biographers as an "indispensable" part of Zanuck's team. Although uncredited in the 1938 film Hechtlinger would likely have been intimately involved in the screenwriting process. The songbook contains piano transcriptions of three new songs written for the film-including "Now It Can Be Told" "My Walking Stick" and "Marching Along with Time"-as well as 25 other songs written by Berlin. Very Good plus in wrappers with light wear to the spine ends and a small chip to the bottom corner of the front wrapper. Twentieth Century-Fox unknown books
1936réf. 1421Lancaster Pa: John Baer's Sons Inc 1936. Wraps. Very good . ALMANAC. Containing the rising setting and eclipses of the Sun and Moon; the phases and places of the Moon; the aspects of the planets the rising setting and southing of the most conspicuous planets and fixed stars the equation of time and the time of high water at Philadelphia; with a variety of useful and entertaining matter. Carefully Calculated for the Meridian of Pennsylvania and the adjoining States by Berlin Hart Wright Penn Yan N.Y. Inquiries about Astronomical Data should be mailed direct to Mr. Wright. Cover title: Agricultural Almanac for the Year 1937 112th Volume John Baer's Sons Inc. Lancaster Pa. 8vo; 32pp; pictorial front wrapper featuring woman representing the harvest under a tree; calendar on rear with advertisement for Holmes Seed Co.; tan paper shelf-back; vignette on title page; light shelf-wear to wrapper; very good plus. John Baer's Sons, Inc unknown books
1970réf. 172774Garden City NY: Doubleday & Company Inc 1970. First edition first printing. Hardcover. A novel from the daughter of Irving Berlin. A clean very near fine copy in a near fine dust jacket with the very minor wear. Signed by Berlin on a tipped in page done by the publisher for the Kroch's and Bretano's First Edition club with it's laid in bookmark. Doubleday & Company, Inc unknown books
1981réf. 0196761981. Hardcover. Signed page a bit wrinkled not affecting Berlin's writing. Near Fine and possibly unique. Thick quarto 8-7/8" x 11-3/4" x 3" thick in a plastic-enclosed black pebbled leather 3-hole binder containing 194 vintage pieces of sheet music by Irving Berlin likely all reprints specially compiled and arranged alphabetically with a special contents page bound at the front. INSCRIBED and SIGNED by the composer on the front endpaper: "For Rosemary and Earl Wilson/with love from/Irving Berlin -- 1981." A privately compiled effort exclusively produced and supervised by Irving Berlin during his twilight years likely only for his closest friends. We are aware of the existence of only one other copy that belonging to Harold Arlen. Earl Wilson was one of the best known gossip columnists of his day and an authority on Broadway and show business. He often interviewed Berlin including the well-known interview in December 1953 about HOLIDAY INN when Berlin told Wilson: "But the public liked 'White Christmas' and it became a runaway. You see a war song doesn't have to be about wars. This is really a peace song." Wilson and Berlin were longtime friends maintaining a 35-year correspondence. hardcover books
1945réf. 019061New York: Irving Berlin Music Corporation 1945 but later. wraps. Near Fine. Quarto 9" x 12" in gray and green illustrated wraps; 6 pages. Vintage sheet music with words and music by Irving Berlin. INSCRIBED and SIGNED by the composer on the front cover: "For Iris and Jeff/with love from/Irving Berlin/1979." Irving Berlin Music Corporation paperback books
1990réf. 90219Santa Rosa: Black Sparrow Press 1990. First Edition. First Printing wrappered issue. Octavo 22.75cm; original pictorial card wrappers; 1213-2804pp. Faint spot of finger-soil to lower left corner of front wrapper pinpoint wear to heel else very Near Fine. One of three collections of Berlin's short fiction published by the Black Sparrow Press gathering 29 stories chiefly written between 1977-1988 including her much-anthologized "Manual for Cleaning Women." 90219. Black Sparrow Press unknown books
1978réf. 9033183New York: Viking 1978. 1st. Hardcover. Fine/near fine. Edited by Henry Hardy. Introduction by Bernard Williams. mark where price label was removed on front of dust jacket. Viking hardcover books
1972réf. 163717N.p.: N.p. 1972. Three vintage borderless reference photographs from the 1972 film candid images of actors Charles Grodin and Cybill Shepherd. Loosely based on Theodore Dreiser's 1925 novel "An American Tragedy" and on Bruce Jay Friedman's 1966 short story "A Change of Plan." A self-absorbed sporting goods salesman tires of his new bride on their honeymoon in Miami Beach instead deciding to throw himself at a perilously beautiful college student on vacation with her parents. Groundbreaking director Elaine May's second feature film following "A New Leaf" in 1971 and a classic of twentieth century comedy. Set in New York City and Florida shot on location in Minneapolis and Miami. 7 x 9.5 inches. Near Fine. N.p. unknown books
1941réf. 150948Hollywood: Paramount Pictures 1941. Vintage double weight borderless photograph from the 1941 musical film showing Vera Zorina in a ballgown embracing a blissful Victor Moore. Based on Irving Berlin and Morrie Ryskind's 1940 Broadway play. A satirical take on political corruption set in Louisiana following a bumbling senator investigating graft throughout the state who himself becomes the target of a crooked political scheme. Set in Louisiana. 7.25 x 9 inches. Near Fine. Paramount Pictures unknown books
1941réf. 151033Los Angeles: Paramount Pictures 1941. Two vintage studio still photographs from the 1941 film. Based on Irving Berlin and Morrie Ryskind's 1940 Broadway play. A satirical take on political corruption set in Louisiana following a bumbling senator investigating graft throughout the state who himself becomes the target of a crooked political scheme. Set in Louisiana. One photograph 8 x 10 inches one photograph 7.75 x 9.75 inches. Very Good plus one lightly toned. Paramount Pictures unknown books
1941réf. 150928Hollywood: Paramount Pictures 1941. Two vintage borderless studio still photographs and one vintage double weight reference photograph from the 1941 musical film. One with the stamp of Consolidated Poster Service on the verso along with a provenance stamp. Based on Irving Berlin and Morrie Ryskind's 1940 Broadway play. A satirical take on political corruption set in Louisiana following a bumbling senator investigating graft throughout the state who himself becomes the target of a crooked political scheme. Set in Louisiana. Two photographs 9 x 7.75 inches one photograph 6 x 8.5 inches. Very Good plus lightly creased one with two small closed tears to the bottom edge. Paramount Pictures unknown books
1941réf. 150940Hollywood: Paramount Pictures 1941. Two vintage double weight satin-finish photographs from the 1941 musical film. With the insignia of photography agency Lucas and Monroe and the numbers 8 and 46 on the bottom right corner along with an agency stamp and the stamp of American Weekly on the verso. Based on Irving Berlin and Morrie Ryskind's 1940 Broadway play. A satirical take on political corruption set in Louisiana following a bumbling senator investigating graft throughout the state who himself becomes the target of a crooked political scheme. Set in Louisiana. 8 x 10 inches. Near Fine. Paramount Pictures unknown books
1966réf. 154505N.p.: Film-Makers' Distribution Center 1966. Vintage studio still photograph of Gerard Malanga from the 1966 film. Disregarding formal narrative the film follows various residents of the Chelsea Hotel in New York City during 1966 presented in a split screen with a single audio track associated with only one side of the screen. The release marked a critical moment in Andy Warhol's career as it was the first film he directed to receive international success and distribution or even be screened outside cine-clubs in New York City. Set and shot on location in Chelsea New York. 8 x 10 inches. Very Good plus. Film-Makers' Distribution Center unknown books
1992réf. 57606Princeton: Princeton University Press 1992. First Edition. First printing. Octavo 24cm. Green publisher's cloth with green dust jacket; xviii335pp; black and white diagrams. Ownership mark of James Glen Mead noted zoologist and Curator Emeritus of Marine Mammals at the Smithsonian Institution. A straight copy lightly rubbed with minor underlining and annotation: Very Good. Jacket lightly rubbed creased along rear and rear flap else Very Good. Princeton University Press unknown books
1967réf. 149909New York: Andy Warhol Film 1967. Vintage poster for the 1967 film. The film originally screened at the Hudson Theater in a 95-minute version although this cut is considered lost. A 109-minute version would screen in 1968 as the first film shown at the New Andy Warhol Garrick Theater renamed as such after Warhol recovered from being shot by Valerie Solanas. One of several sexploitation influenced films made by Warhol an episodic story of a biker who has no bike and is both eroticized by the camera and emasculated by various Warhol superstars throughout. 19 x 25 inches rolled. Near Fine with some light soil and an almost imperceptible professional repair to a tear at the top edge. Murphy The Black Hole of Cinema. Warholstars. Andy Warhol Film unknown books
1890réf. 32067East Berlin CT: Berlin Iron Bridge Co ca. 1890s. Large broadside 31.75x47cm.; previous mail folds as issued very slightly postally used on verso else a Very Good or Near Fine example. Advertisement issued by the Berlin Iron Bridge Company depicting their "Patent" municipal signboards including information on production materials and a price guide. Text includes extracts from pertinent New England and mid-Atlantic state laws regarding guide boards. Presumably issued sometime after 1888 the laws in Vermont having been approved November 2nd of that year. As of today many of bridges built by the Company can be found on the National Register of Historic Places. One copy catalogued in OCLC as of November 2016 at the Connecticut Historical Society. Berlin Iron Bridge Co unknown books
