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Theatre Programmes London 1947-48, London Various 1947 ; weicher Einband / soft cover
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Heavy, may need extra shipping charge - or buyer welcome to collect from Reading! Scrapbook portfolio, 30 x 40cm/ 12 x 16ins, Theatre 1948 - 49 - containing 67 programmes from London theatres, listed alphabetically at the front. Plays of all kinds, musicals, variety shows. Some are glued to the page, others attached on the stamp-hinge principal by the back left hand edge. Original price stickers, adverts. Most have dates on, and most are in very good condition. The portfolio consists of loose sheets inside cardboard covers, which originally had a tape spine which is no longer present. Also has 9 large and a number of small pictures, newspaper & magazine cuttings, of people and scenes relating to the productions in the programmes. Fascinating record of one season in a wonderful period of London theatre. Full of great names of British theatre, some in minor roles at the start of their career. Theatres - Duke of York's, Lyric, St. James's, Strand, New, Theatre Royal Haymarket, Saville, Savoy, Wyndham's, Princes, Winter Garden, Phoenix, Criterion, Globe, Apollo, Embassy, Comedy, Arts, St. Martin's, London Hippodrome, Victoria Palace, Ambassadors, Prince of Wales, His Majesty's, London Palladium, Adelphi, Westminster, Duchess, Vaudeville, London Casino. Pictures include - Tennessee Williams, Arthur Miller, Pamela Brown, James Bridie, Hogarth Puppets, Sid Field, Sheila Burrell, scenes from Brigadoon, scenes from The Heiress, Eric Linklater, Peter Ustinov (looking very young), costume design from Tough at the Top, scenes from A Streetcar Named Desire, Joan Greenwood. Programmes: Four, Five, Six - Binnie Hale & Bobby Howes; Arthur Miller - All My Sons - Jospeh Calleia & Margalo Gilmore; Cherry Orchard - Liverpool Rep; Noel Langley - Cage me a Peacock; Sartre - Crime Passionel - Roger Livesey, Joyce Redman; The Rivals - Birmingham Rep; Hamlet - Bristol Old Vic; Williams - Glass Menagerie - Helen Hayes - John Gielgud's production; Aldous Huxley - The Gioconda Smile - Clive Brook, Pamela Brown; Austin Melford - Bob's Your Uncle - Vera Pearce, Leslie Henson; Alan Melville - A la Carte - Hermione Baddeley; Frank Vosper - People Like Us - Alison Leggatt, Clive Morton, Miles Malleson; Twelfth Night - Old Vic Company, produced by Alec Guinness - Harry Andrews, Cedric Hardwicke, Mark Dignam, Donald Sinden, Faith Brook, Peter Copley; The Kid from Stratford - Arthur Askey; Shaw - Captain Brassbound's Conversion - Flora Robson; Sidney Howard & Will Irwin - Lute Song - Yul Brynner, Dolly Haas, Millicent Martin; Rattigan - Playbill (Browning Version & Harlequinade) - Peter Scott, Mary Ellis, Eric Portman; Medea - Eileen Herlie - John Gielgud's production; Arthur MacRae - Traveller's Joy - Dora Bryan, Yvonne Arnaud; John Dighton - The Happiest Days of your Life - Margaret Rutherford, Mollie Weir; Sacha Guitry - Don't Listen, Ladies! - Constance Cummings, Denholm Elliott, Betty Marsden; Strindberg - The Father - Michael Redgrave; Hermione Gingold & Charles Hickman - Slings and Arrows - Gingold, Wallas Eaton; James Bridie - Gog and Magog; Congreve - Way of the World - Old Vic Co. inc. Edith Evans; Ibsen - Wild Duck - Fay Compton, Anton Walbrook, Mai Zetterling; Laurier Lister - Oranges and Lemons - Diana Churchill, Elisabeth Welch, Max Adrian; The Hogarth Puppets; Jule Styne / Sammy Cahn / Stephen Longstreet - High Button Shoes; Crazy Gang - Together Again; Dan Sutherland - Breach of Marriage - Edward Chapman, Cathleen Nesbitt; Noel Langley - Little Lambs Eat Ivy - Lionel Murton, Joan Haythorne; R. C. Sherriff - Miss Mabel - Mary Jerrold; Camus - Caligula - Leonard Sachs, Theodor Bikel, Laurence Payne, Patrick Cargill, Alfred Burke; Anouilh - Antigone & Chekhov - the Proposal - Old Vic. Co. Laurence Olivier, Vivien Leigh, Peter Cushing; J. Lee-Thompson & Dudley Leslie - The Human Touch - Alec Guinness; Howard Richardson & William Berney - Dark of the Moon - William Sylvester, Sheila Burrell; James Bridie - Daphne Laureola - Edith Evans, Peter Finch; Mary Chase - Harvey - Sid Field; Lerner & Loewe - Brigadoon - Philip Hanna, Patricia Hughes, Noele Gordon; Felix Salten / Margaret Webster - Royal Highness - Judy Campbell; Farquhar - The Beaux' Stratagem - Robert Eddison, John Clements, Kay Hammond; Ruth & Augustus Goetz - The Heiress - Ralph Richardson, Peggy Ashcroft; James Thurber & Elliott Nugent - The Male Animal - Barbara Kelly, Arthur Hill, Bessie Love; John Wright's Marionettes; Salzburg Marionettes; Eric Linklater - Love in Albania - Peter Ustinov, Brenda Bruce; Philip King - On Monday Next - Mary Mackenzie (who was indisposed for this performance), Richard Goolden, Leslie Phillips [this contains a spoof flyer for The Morals of Melisande, by Augustus Sidebotham, at the Theatre Royal, Drossmouth]; Arthur Miller - Death of a Salesman - Paul Muni - director Elia Kazan; London Palladium - Ted Ray, Frances Langford & Jon Hall, Burns & Allen next week; A. P. Herbert - Tough at the Top - Maria D'Attili, Carol Raye, Brian Reece, Geoffrey Bayldon; Pinero - The Schoolmistress - Gt. Newport Co. inc. Nigel Patrick; N. Richard Nash - The Young and Fair - Marie Ney, Jane Baxter; Lesley Storm - Black Chiffon - Flora Robson, Rachel Gurney; Gregorio Martinez Sierra - The Romantic Young Lady - Gt. Newport, Marie Ney, Nigel Green; Michael J. Molloy - The King of Friday's Men - Liam Redmond, Ingrid Burke, Niall MacGinnis (set in 18th cent. Ireland); Cilli Wang; Donagh MacDonagh (from Anouilh) - Fading Mansion - Liam Gaffney, Michael Gough, Siobhan McKenna; Bernard Shaw - Buoyant Billions - Denholm Elliott, Dermot Walsh, Frances Day - first night of first London production of Shaw's last full length play; Tennessee Williams - Streetcar Named Desire - Renee Asherson, Bonar Colleano, directed by Laurence Olivier; Ronald Jeans - Young Wives' Tale - Joan Greenwood, Naunton Wayne, Derek Farr; Lady Audley's Secret (melodrama) - Pat Nye, Alan Gordon; Charlotte Hastings - Bonaventure - Fay Compton; M. J. Farrell & John Perry - Treasure Hunt - Sybil Thorndike, Lewis Casson, Marie Lohr, Milo O'Shea, Terence Longdon, directed by John Gielgud; Love's Labour's Lost - Old Vic - Nigel Stock, Michael Redgrave, Leo McKern, Angela Baddeley; Little Miss Muffet - Emile Littler Pantomime - Richard Murdoch, Paul & Charlie Cairoli, Pat Kirkwood. No Jacket Card Covers

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Miller, Mark A: Christopher Lee and Peter Cushing and Horror Cinema: A Filmography of Their 22 Collaborations. With Forewords By Robert Bloch & Christopher Lee & Peter Cushing, Jefferson, North Carolina McFarland & Company 1995 ; fester Einband / hard cover ISBN: 0899509606
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ix, 437p. A near fine copy, with the former owner's business card pasted to the front free endpaper, no d.j. (none issued). Cloth 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall

[SW: LEE, CHRISTOPHER, 1992- --CRITICISM AND INTERPRETATION. CUSHING, PETER, 1913-1994--CRITICISM AND INTERPRETATION. HORROR FILMS--CATALOGS.]

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Fiori, Pamela. TOWN & COUNTRY 9/06 SPECIAL FALL FASHION ISSUE. New York: Town & Country, 2006.

TOWN & COUNTRY 9/06. 256 pages. Color illustrated. The magazine, in illustrated wrappers, is in VERY GOOD condition with minor wear, a couple of dogeared pages. JMVintage specializes in books, magazines, and treasures related to the Duke & Duchess of Windsor..and other curious subjects. COVER: Actress Jacinda Barrett, photographed by Jim Wright. A WEEKEND IN THE COUNTRY: Escape the city in style; ALL MANNER OF SHAPES Whether you like your ensembles narrow or full, long or short, we've got the fit for you; CARY GRANT: MR ELEGANCE An excerpt from the new book by Richard Torregrossa. Plus: How to achieve Grant's debonair look; TO THE HILT Glamour and glitz to make your grand entrances grander; FORM AND FUNCTION Accessories are looking more artful than ever; JACINDA'S DAY Up close and personal with Australian actress Jacinda Barrett. By Thomas P. Farley; 35 MUST-HAVES FOR FALL From red suede shoes to blue satin coats; THE WAY IT WAS Remembering Slim Aarons, a photographer who captured the Town & Country lifestyle in a manner like no other. By Laura Cushing; PARTIES The best fetes in New York: NEW YORK METROPLITAN OPERA at the Metropolitan Opera' house: Gala cochair Mercedes Bass; Marcia Mishaan; Barbara Walters and Peter Brown; Anna Netrbko and honoree Hearst Corporation president and CEO Victor Ganzi; Deborah Norville and Karl Wellner; Diunner cochair Cathleen Black and Tom Harvey; Cecile Zilkha; BREAST CANCER RESEARCH FOUNDATINO at the Waldorf-Astoria: Karen Karlsrud; Tony Bennett; Elizabeth Hurley; Cochair Leonard Lauder and cochair and BCRF founder Evelyn Lauder; Anastacia and Sir Elton John; Martin and Audrey Gruss; BCRF president Myra Biblowith and David Furnish; Mai Harrison; Nicolas Mirzayantz and Princess Alexandra of Greece; Joanne de Guardiola; Mary Briggs and Marie-Anne Dreher; Lori Hall; Steven and Laura Fitzpatrick; Steven Buckanavage; Caroline Kimmel; Peter and Jamee Gregory; Laurie and Eric Bauer; Anne Sitrick;THE JULLIARD SCHOOL at Lincoln Center: Coco and Arie Kopelman; Kari Tiedemann; Gala chairs Dan and Cynthia Lufkin; Ryan Polisi and Caroline Johnston; Renee Fleming; Leslie and Emily Keno; Dayle Haddon; Karen and Richard LeFrak; Suzie Fairchild and Julliard board chairman Bruce Kovner; Renee Lucas; Elizabeth Marlowe Polisi and Juilliard president Joseph W. Polisi; Paul Tallman and Alease Fisher Tallman; Liza and Alexander Guest; Karen and Paul Levy; Kevin Kline with the Julliard Dance Ensemble; William Campbell and Christine Wachter-Campbell; Brooks and Laura Entwistle; Beth Kojima; Joyce Borown and Carl McCall; EL MUSEO DEL BARRIO at the Mandarin Oriental hotel. Carolina Herrera; Francisco Costa; Cochair Yaz Hernandez and Angel Sanchez; Carlos Miele and Vanessa von Bicsmarck; Narciso Rodriguez and Edmundo Castillo; Cochair Candy Pratts Price and El Museo director Julian Zugazagoitia; Jonathan Adler and Simon Doonan; St. Louis OPERA THEATRE OF SAINT LOUIS Robin Walpert and Dante Filetti; Susan and David Sherman; Ted Thornhill and Liza Wilhelm; Vickie Newton and Eric Banks; Roxie Frank, Danny Meyer and Hallie Meyer; Gentry and Lysa Sayad; Deborah Patterson and Ricky Catchings; David and Dee Stokes; Gerald Talamantes, LeAnn Fusz and Mark Fillion; Noemi and Michael Neidorff; Dawn Jensen and Anthony Sansone Jr; Cynthia Prost; Donna Wilkinson and OTSL general director Charles MacKay; Tony Ponturo and cochair Ruthe Ponturo; Cochair Kim Miller and honoree Sally S. Levy; Melissa and Mark Jones; Cap and Jennifer Grossman; Rob and Susan Werremeyer; Ray and Daria Stranghoener. Dallas THE SWEETHEART BALL at the Brook Hollow Golf Club. Jerry Jones and ball chair Gene Jones; Al Hill III and Erin Hill; Lisa and Kenny Troutt; Rachael Dedman and Bob Dedman, Jr; Ross Perot Jr and Sarah Perot; Charlotte and Shy Anderson; Jack and Deborah Gunter; Jeremy and Nancy Halbreich; Dearborn, Michigan THE HENRY FORD ESTATE DINNER DANCE Honorary chairs Cynthia Ford and Edsel B. Ford II; Deni Tera; Robin and Craig Corrington; George Johnson and Candace Robinson; Meredith Ponder; Vice chairs Eleanor and Frederick Ford; Chelsea Knoop; Tim Timken and gala chair Tony Brown; Jim and Kathy Bernard; Jason and Lisa Ouellette; Charlie and Kathryn Holleran; Brandi Barton; Virginia and John Baysore; Colleen Haley; Jenny and Mark Frissora; Catherine Ponder; Brenda and David Kandt; Dennis and Pearl Hamilton; Elizabeth Elston;; ON THE TOWN The spirit of city living. Geoffrey Zakarian, chef and owner of the popular New York eatery Town; IN THE COUNTRY The pleasures of the pastoral life; FASHION & STYLE Anna Mouglalis, actress in numerous French and Italian movies and model; News; Spot-on; Glove Story; Boot Up!; Bastian of Good Taste: Bergdorf's Fashion Director Michael Bastian; JEWELRY Fit for a Queen; Old-World Charm; WATCHES Swiss Chocolate; BEAUTY & HEALTH; ARTS & CULTURE Young & Gifted: Prodigies, past and present. By Anne Midgette. Prodigies include: Midori, violinist; Peng Peng, pianist; Joshua Bell, violinist; Stevie Wonder; Michael Jackson; Harry Connik Jr; Jodie Foster, actress; Leonardo DiCaprio; Drew Barrymore; Claire Danes; Anna Paquin; Plus: A dog at the philharmonic, antiques in Paris; TRAVELER'S NOTEBOOK: Farm Fresh in Italy: At the most highly regarded restaurant, Don Alfonso, on the Amalfi coast, homegrown ingredients makes all the difference. By Charles Michener. Plus news and notes from around the world; DESIGN TRENDS From elegant exotica to adaptive textiles; SOCIAL GRACES Your attention, Please!: Learning to simmer down awhen a speaker takes the stage. By Frank McCourt; WEDDINGS Who's tying the knot. Mr. And Mrs. Andrew Curtis Right (Elizabeth Philips Schwarzman), New York; Mr. And Mrs. John Michael Tonzola (Christian Blair Dughi), Madison, New Jersey; Mr. And MRs. Brian Scott Saroken (Harlan Elizabeth Fabrikant), Palm Beach; Mr. And Mrs. Ryan James Shattuck (Deidre Watson Slater) University Heights, Ohio. Paperback condition: Very Good

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History and Theory, Studies in the Philosophy of History [Wesleyan University]; Volume VII, No. 1-3, Editor: George H. Nadel, - Middletown (Connecticut), Wesleyan University Press 1968.
**** Inhalt / Table of contents: FEBRUARY 1968: Articles: LOUIS O. MINK, Collingwood's Dialectic of History; RUDOLPH H. WEINGARTNER, Some Philosophic Comments on Cultural History; W. DEN BOER, Graeco-Roman Historiography in its Relation to Biblical and Modern Thinking; STANLEY PALUCH, The Specificity of Historical Language; Review Essays: C. E. BLACK, The Dynamics of Modernization: A Study in Comparative Literature (Kenneth E. Boulding); ARNOLD HAUSER, Mannerism: The Crisis of the Renaissance and the Origin of Modern Art (William H. Halewood); MICHAEL WALZER, The Revolution of the Saints: A Study in the Origins of Radical Politics (Richard T. Vann); HELMUT HEIBER, Walter Frank und sein Reichsinstitut für Geschichte des neuen Deutschland (Klaus Epstein); ROBERT W. HANNING, The Vision of History in Early Britain: From Gildas to Geoffrey of Monmouth (Denys Hay); EDWARD GIBBON, Memoirs of My Life; JOSEPH WARD SWAIN, Edward Gibbon the Historian; and LYNN WHITE, JR., ed., The Transformation of the Roman World: Gibbon's Problem after Two Centuries (Charles T. Wood); WERNER L. GUNDERSHEIMER, The Life and Works of Louis Le Roy (George Huppert); ERNST TOPITSCH, ed., Logik der Sozialwissenschaften (Wolfgang J. Mommsen); MAY 1968: Articles: PAUL J. DIETL, Deduction and Historical Explanation; DAVID A. HOLLINGER, Perry Miller and Philosophical History; C. J. ARTHUR, On the Historical Understanding; Review Essays: ROBERT ALLEN SKOTHEIM, American Intellectual History and Historians (Arthur Schlesinger, Jr.); CARL G. HEMPEL, Aspects of Scientific Explanation and Other Essays in the Philosophy of Science (Edward J. Nell); MORTON WHITE, Foundations of Historical Knowledge (Rudolph H. Weingartner); BARRINGTON MOORE, JR., Social Origins of Dictatorship and Democracy (David Lowenthal); OCTOBER 1968: Articles: CUSHING STROUT, Ego Psychology and the Historian; DOUGLAS J. STEWART, Sallust and Fortuna; ROMILA THAPAR, Interpretations of Ancient Indian History; JURGEN HERBST, Theoretical Work in History in American University Curricula; Review Essays: ARNALDO MOMIGLIANO, Terzo Contributo alla storia degli studi classici e del mondo antico (M. I. Finley); EMMANUEL LE ROY LADURIE, Les Paysans de Languedoc (Louis Bergeron); CHARLES ISSAWI, ed., The Economic History of the Middle East, 1800-1914 (C. A. O. van Nieuwenhuijze); PETER GAY, A Loss of Mastery: Puritan Historians in Colonial America (David Levin); BRUNO NEVEU, Un Historien a l'ecole de Port-Royal: Sebastien le Nain de Tillemont, 1637-1698 (David Jordan). / Ausgeschiedene Bibliotheksdublette mit Stempel auf fliegendem Vorsatz. Kopfschnitt minimal angestaubt. Band in gutem bis sehr gutem Zustand. / Former duplicate of a library. Ink stamp on the front endpaper. Top edge slightly dusty. Else: Good to very good condition. -
History and Theory, Studies in the Philosophy of History [Wesleyan University]; Volume VII, No. 1-3, Editor: George H. Nadel

3 Hefte in 1 Band, XII, 406 Seiten, Gr. 8°, goldgeprägter Halbleineneinband.

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