Performing Arts from The Owl at the Bridge

Two bookseller lists. Performing Arts: 233 items, typescript; Drama: 49 pages, 225 items. Both in paper covers; both Good. Sold as a lot. Stock#ofc0265.

Hardcover. 274 pages. Four plays: Cherry Orchard; Sea Gull; Three Sisters; Uncle Vanya. De Luxe edition bound in gold-tooled simulated leather. Fine. Stock#25799/h.

Harcourt, Brace, NY [1954]. 'First American edition'. First Edition. Hard Cover. 159 p. Dj clipped, spine faded, some red-pencil underlining; good. Stock#100253.

Softcover. 50, [6] pages; 20 cm. Six very short plays by the author of 'Italian-American Reconciliation': The Red Coat; Down and Out; Let Us Go Out into the Starry Night; Out West; A Lonely Impulse of Delight; Welcome to the Moon. New in printed blue wrappers. Stock#33982x/h.

Dovehouse Editions, Ottawa, 1997. Hard Cover. 247 p., illus.; 22.5 cm. Translated with Introduction and Notes by Theresia de Vroom. Carleton Renaissance Plays in Translation 29. These plays and farces are among the earliest surviving secular drama of the Middle Ages. The tragicomic plays range in subject from relations between Christians and Moslems to revenge for rape, the foundling… Ler mais sobre este item

Chicago, T. S. Denison Publisher, 1904. Seven-character, forty-minute play. Also contains 3 pages of publisher's advertisements of plays. Soft Cover. 17 pages; 18 cm. Vg/ illustrated wrappers. Stock#NS0099.

Hard Cover. Three volumes: Mittelalter und Fruhrenaissance, 586 pages; Renaissance und Reformation (part 1), 532 pages; Renaissance und Reformation (part 2), 596 pages. Medieval drama by the Professor of German Language and Literature at the University of Krakow. Good set, recently rebound; blindstamp of Albert R. Potter on each title-page; ink "L. Bradner" on front wrapper of third… Ler mais sobre este item

Oxford University Press, NY, 1952. Hard Cover. 142 p., illus.; 23.5 cm. "As produced by ANTA (Robert Whitehead, Managing Director) with HELEN HAYES, Jules Munshin, Brandon de Wilde." Howay, son of Mrs. Howard V. Laure III of Larue Towers on Van Tyne Road, has everything including a small, strange, untidy little girl for a friend, of whom Mrs. etc.… Ler mais sobre este item

London, Privately Printed For Subscribers Only By T. Werner Laurie, Ltd. 1923. Conrad's working of his 1907 novel into a play. Beautifully printed on fine paper. Hard Cover. 4 leaves, 185 pages; 23 cm. No limitation statement/ no signature. Vg/ dj worn, spine detached but saved. Stock#NS0157.

Oxford, Malone Society, 1974. Hard Cover. xxxiii, 108 p., map; 22 cm. Contents include Addlethorpe Ingoldmells, Boston, Donington, Grimsby, Holbeach, Leverton, Lincoln, Long Sutton, Louth, Sleaford, Stamford, Sutterton, Thorpe St. Peter, Witham on the Hill; From the Regulations of the Lincoln Guild of the Cordwainers; Statutes of Lincoln Cathedral relating to dramatic or semi-dramatic actrivities; City of Lincoln Christmas… Ler mais sobre este item

London: Thomas Hailes Lacy [1859]. Soft Cover. 30 p.; 19 cm. "No. 565 Lacy's Acting Edition" --cover. "Altered for provincial representation from Our French Lady’s Maid." "First produced at the Royal Aldelphi Theatre, 1858." Cover includes American agent "Wiley and Halstead 351 Broadway New York", which seems to place this in 1859. Stock#47871. Good+ / soft cover.

Boston, Walter H. Baker, 1905. Play written for ten female characters. Soft Cover. 14 pages; 19 cm. Vg/ illustrated wrappers. Stock#NS0098.

N.Y., Time-Life [1964]. Soft Cover. 177 p. A screenplay about grave robbers in nineteenth-century Edinburgh. Stiff paper covers, VG. Stock#23005.

Designed & Printed by The Grannis Press... New York] [1901?]. Pamphlet, [8] p., photos; 11.5 x 14.5 cm. "Direct from a New York Run of 100 Nights at Wallack's and the Victoria Theatres." Alice Fischer (later Harcourt), actress and singer, was a native of Terre Haute, Indiana. She moved to New York City, where she organized… Ler mais sobre este item

[Boston [Massachusetts], Museum Theater, April 6, 1896. [1] p.; 20 x 13.5 cm. "Monday, April 6, 1896, La Signora dalle Camele (Camille)." Leaf from a program announcing the performance and the Italian cast. The Boston Post, April 6, p. 5, notes at the Museum Theater. When she performed Santuzza in Cavalleria Rusticana on the 9th, the Daily Advertiser places… Ler mais sobre este item

London Printing & Publishing Co. [no date; 1864?]. Hard Cover. 484 p., 8 engraved plates incl. front. & added engraved title-page; 28 cm. Title continues: Attributed to the Muse of the World's Great Poet; Revised from the Original Editions. Accompanied with Historical and Analytical Introductions to each Plat, and Notes Critical and Explanatory; by Henry Tyrrell, Esq. Elegantly and… Ler mais sobre este item

Manuscript, ca. 1959 / 1960. Typescript, 500? pages on 8 x 11 inch paper; 2 inches thick. The stage manager's (Paul Haney) performing Master Script with numerous notes in bold colored pencil on every aspect of the performance. The last two leaves consist of a list of furniture required and a sheet with photographs of furniture of the 1950's.… Ler mais sobre este item

Boston, Little, Brown [1972].. Hard Cover. 854 p. A collecion of 12 plays including The Children's Hour, The Little Foxes, Candide. Stock #100,884. Vg/no dj. American Literature Theater

N.Y., Dutton, 1990. Hard Cover. xi, 403 p. Mary Cassatt (1844-1926) American Impressionist painter who lived in Paris, and Isadora Duncan (1877-1927) American dancer who lived in Paris went to Egypt: Cassatt in 1911 at the age of 56; Duncan in 1910 at 33. These dual lives are of vastly different women who never met. Stock #26424. Vg dj… Ler mais sobre este item

[London] Privately printed for Subscribers only, MCMVII [1907]. Series: Tudor Facsimile Texts. Hard Cover. 3 leaves, facismile t.-p., [34] facsim. p.; 26 cm. Facsimile copy from photostats, a process which had just become available. Interleaved. Original title within ornamental border. STC 14112.5. Stock#32430.