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rif. 23900353-nnew. unknown
2005rif. Q-1419333429Recorded Books Inc 2005-04-04. Audio CD. New. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! Recorded Books, Inc unknown
1952rif. mon0000052157Werner Laurie 1952-01-01. Hardcover. Good. in x in x in. Ex-library book usual markings. Hardback rebound by library. Minor wear and markings to book covers due to age. Clean text sound binding. Werner Laurie hardcover
1961rif. 23931961 Milan, Eiot, 1961. 24x34,5 cm. 165 pages. Recueil de caricatures dessinées par Enrico Caruso. Cartonnage bleu de l'éditeur, orné d'une oeuvre de Caruso reproduite en négatif sur le plat supérieur. Dos lisse et muet. Traces de frottement sur les coiffes et les coins, sinon ouvrage en très bon état.
rif. ria9783631818350_inpHardcover. New. New Book; Fast Shipping from UK; Not signed; Not First Edition; The transition to modern schooling demanded new systems of teaching. Mutual teaching was avidly adopted in many countries in the early 19th century. The comparative history of the reception of mutual teaching in the German States and Sp hardcover
1996rif. DBS-9780134430119Prentice Hall 1996. 1st. Paperback. New. Prentice Hall paperback
1996rif. DBS-9780134430119Prentice Hall 1996. 1st. Paperback. New. Prentice Hall paperback
rif. 0367716496.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
1909rif. 1705230041The Metropolitan Company 1/1/1909. Hardcover. Good. 0x0x0. Hardcover. No dust jacket. Hinges cracked. Spine missing. Pencil markings throughout. 71 pages 24 cm. The Metropolitan Company hardcover
1995rif. Q-1566393841Temple University Press 1995-10-25. Hardcover. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! Temple University Press hardcover
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rif. 62355098John Wiley & Sons . Hardback. New. pp. 160 John Wiley & Sons hardcover
rif. ANAIS-0739177311Lexington Books. hardcover. Good. 9.5X6.5X1.5. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. Lexington Books hardcover
2017rif. 2-6202449217Edizioni Accademiche Italiane 2017. Paperback. New. 104 pages. Italian language. 8.66x5.91x0.24 inches. Edizioni Accademiche Italiane paperback
2002rif. Q-0634046411Rondor Music International 2002-07-01. Paperback. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! Rondor Music International paperback
rif. 0913670014.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
1704rif. 251017033Sony Music Canada Inc 2017-04-21. audioCD. cd audio. 5x5x1. New unused. Sealed box Sony Music Canada Inc unknown
rif. M04E-01807Reedswain Incorporated. Used - Very Good. Very Good condition. A copy that may have a few cosmetic defects. May also contain light spine creasing or a few markings such as an owner’s name short gifter’s inscription or light stamp. Reedswain Incorporated unknown
rif. 0887056679New. hardcover. New. Satisfaction Guaranteed or your money back. hardcover
1977rif. 2092902138100646Franca May Edizioni 1977. Soft Cover. Fine. Size: 34.5cmx24.5cm Number of books: 1 Franca May Edizioni paperback
1939rif. 363403NY: La Follia 1939. 1st. Softcover. Fair/None. Softcover 8.25" x 11"; 175 pages. As well as being one of the best known voices of his time Mr Caruso was also a talented hand at the art of caricature and this volume reproduces hundreds of them from the worlds of entertainment music and politics. 276 caricatures organized in five sections: Auto-caricatures including family; Evolutions and Transformations; Composers and Conductors; Sketches of Some Operas; and Rulers of the World and Celebrities with photo of the artist on cover in his role as Pagliacci. Includes facsimile and transcript of last letter sent by Caruso to the publisher Marziale Sisca two days before he died with English translation. Covers soiled chipped. Backstrip gone upper and lower covers are detached and upper cover is damaged. Record # 363403 La Follia paperback
1982rif. 27372Hollywood Calif.: Hal Sloane Associates . Very Good. 1982. Plastic comb binding. modest wear to edges and corners plastic-comb binding fully intact. B&W and color graphics facsimiles Remember this incredible multi-faceted extravaganza that virtually dominated the musical consciousness of Hollywood over a five-day period in the Fall of 1982 No Well don't feel too bad because neither does anybody else: it never happened. What we have here is a prospectus/proposal for the event which was designed to be a Very Big Deal indeed with no fewer than ten count 'em ten individual elements: R.A.V.E. International Rock Art Video Expo; The Museum of Rock Art an art show "compiled from the holdings of the world's only museum dedicated to the art of Rock N' Roll" which had been founded a year or so earlier by co-promoter Paul S. Caruso; the Great Rock N' Roll Time Machine a multimedia presentation; the first-ever auction of "art and memorabilia associated with Rock N' Roll and it's sic heroes"; The Great American Rock N' Roll Supermarket a shopping bazaar for rock memorabilia; the World's Greatest Video Arcade this was the 80s after all; live musical performances; the Great American Rock N' Roll Sweepstakes; a "Battle of the Bands"; and last but not least the Great American Rock N' Roll Midway "consisting of the newest thrill rides from around the world." You certainly can't accuse the promoters and prospective producers of thinking small nor of not having the chops to pull it off even though they ultimately didn't: Hal Sloane 1924-2010 was an entertainment industry veteran whose varied resume included the production of a series of "Teen-Age Fairs" during the 1960s a fictionalized version of one such event which figures in Paul Thomas Anderson's recent film LICORICE PIZZA; Paul Caruso was a young entrepreneur who in 1981 opened the Museum of Rock Art on Sunset Blvd. in Hollywood an enterprise that claimed to have "the world's largest collection of rock posters . . . as well as original artwork album covers concert tickets photographs sculpture and a fast-growing videotape library." The Museum closed at one point for earthquake retrofit reopening in a Hollywood Blvd. location in 1985 where it remained until circa 1989 I've found no press documenting its demise. Now more than thirty years later it still has an online presence of sorts with Mr. Caruso and presumably his personal collection which always formed the Museum's core having apparently resettled in Maine. This approximately 30-page prospectus rather crudely designed has background information on Caruso's and Sloane's previous achievements promotional descriptions of the Expo's various elements the most interesting perhaps being the description of "The Great Rock & Roll Time Machine" a blank contract for prospective advertisers/sponsors and a detailed budget for the project projecting a net profit of $211250. The latter is formatted with a parallel column giving the corresponding line-item budget figures for the 1968 edition of the Teen-Age Fair. It's a curiosity for sure albeit a fascinating one -- the only remaining trace perhaps of a Big Rock 'n' Roll Dream that never made it off the drawing board. . Hal Sloane Associates [?] unknown
1982rif. 27372Hollywood Calif.: Hal Sloane Associates . Very Good. 1982. Plastic comb binding. modest wear to edges and corners plastic-comb binding fully intact. B&W and color graphics facsimiles Remember this incredible multi-faceted extravaganza that virtually dominated the musical consciousness of Hollywood over a five-day period in the Fall of 1982 No Well don't feel too bad because neither does anybody else: it never happened. What we have here is a prospectus/proposal for the event which was designed to be a Very Big Deal indeed with no fewer than ten count 'em ten individual elements: R.A.V.E. International Rock Art Video Expo; The Museum of Rock Art an art show "compiled from the holdings of the world's only museum dedicated to the art of Rock N' Roll" which had been founded a year or so earlier by co-promoter Paul S. Caruso; the Great Rock N' Roll Time Machine a multimedia presentation; the first-ever auction of "art and memorabilia associated with Rock N' Roll and it's sic heroes"; The Great American Rock N' Roll Supermarket a shopping bazaar for rock memorabilia; the World's Greatest Video Arcade this was the 80s after all; live musical performances; the Great American Rock N' Roll Sweepstakes; a "Battle of the Bands"; and last but not least the Great American Rock N' Roll Midway "consisting of the newest thrill rides from around the world." You certainly can't accuse the promoters and prospective producers of thinking small nor of not having the chops to pull it off even though they ultimately didn't: Hal Sloane 1924-2010 was an entertainment industry veteran whose varied resume included the production of a series of "Teen-Age Fairs" during the 1960s a fictionalized version of one such event which figures in Paul Thomas Anderson's recent film LICORICE PIZZA; Paul Caruso was a young entrepreneur who in 1981 opened the Museum of Rock Art on Sunset Blvd. in Hollywood an enterprise that claimed to have "the world's largest collection of rock posters . . . as well as original artwork album covers concert tickets photographs sculpture and a fast-growing videotape library." The Museum closed at one point for earthquake retrofit reopening in a Hollywood Blvd. location in 1985 where it remained until circa 1989 I've found no press documenting its demise. Now more than thirty years later it still has an online presence of sorts with Mr. Caruso and presumably his personal collection which always formed the Museum's core having apparently resettled in Maine. This approximately 30-page prospectus rather crudely designed has background information on Caruso's and Sloane's previous achievements promotional descriptions of the Expo's various elements the most interesting perhaps being the description of "The Great Rock & Roll Time Machine" a blank contract for prospective advertisers/sponsors and a detailed budget for the project projecting a net profit of $211250. The latter is formatted with a parallel column giving the corresponding line-item budget figures for the 1968 edition of the Teen-Age Fair. It's a curiosity for sure albeit a fascinating one -- the only remaining trace perhaps of a Big Rock 'n' Roll Dream that never made it off the drawing board. . Hal Sloane Associates [?] unknown books
1911rif. H2515Boston: Richard G. Badger 1911. First printing. Hardcover. Very Good. First edition 1911 very good inscribed to a Mrs. Stevenson Burke with a 12-line poem that begins 'Perhaps within these sprightly rhymes / Some favorite singer of the times / with pleasure you may meet.' inscription is fully signed and dated December 1913. VG no jacket 108 pp the caricatures by Caruso are quite charming. Richard G. Badger hardcover
195118 pages. Cover: Barbara Bates and Rory Calhoun Features include: "The Great Caruso" MGM's great masterpiece starring Mario Lanza as Caruso; and Song of the Month "On Top of Old Smoky". Collection of lyrics to the popular songs of that era including: Mockin' Bird Hill; Shot-Gun Boogie; Beautiful Brown Eyes; and many more. Few minor openings front/back covers. 2" opening along spine. Front cover bright, except for very small check marks along song titles. A worthy reading copy. Magazine
