The AFTRA-SAG Young Performers Handbook by Jacqueline Bradley; Charles Frederickson; Barry Gordon; Michael Harrah; Mac Harris [editors] - 1993

Toronto: Musson [no date]. (4to) xxxiv, 144pp. Very good, no dust jacket. Green cloth with lettering and cover illustration in gilt. Illustrated title page, 36 mounted color illustrations with printed tissue guards. The front hinge has a 2-inch tear at the top and the corners are lightly worn. In a custom mylar jacket. Illustrations by James D. Linton. Introduction by A.T. Quiller-Couch. (Drama, Illustrated Books).

Paris: Chez la veuve Duchesne, 1784. Hardcover. See Description. Small 12mo. pp. 24, 240. Occasional mild marginal foxing. Name A.E. Gallatin lightly penciled on front blank fly-leaf. Bound in full contemporary deep red morocco with gilt spine. Gilt lable re-newed. All edges gilt. Small repair to upper corner tips of boards. Theatre almanac printed annually during the years 1752-1794, 1800-1801, 1815. Interesting for the history of Parisian theatre and other public entertainments. [Grand-Carteret #180].

Newark, Del: Univ of Delaware Pr, 1982. First edition. Hard cover in dust jacket. Published Newark, Delaware: Univ of Delaware Pr., 1982, first printing. Small 4to., 7" x 9 3/4", 128pp., illustrated with b/w reproductions. Fine in fine dust jacket. . 1st. Hard. Fine/Fine. 8vo.

This is a scarce, vintage issue of "MOVIE WEEKLY" magazine from October 29, 1921. Special "Around the World with CHARLIE CHAPLIN" issue, featuring Chaplin on the front cover, as well as a 2-page spread titled "Around the World with Charlie Chaplin - The Great Comedian Revisits 'Merry England' the First Time in Seven Years" with numerous photographs. Complete issue with all pages.Condition:Some light soiling to the covers; the front cover has a stain near Chaplin's mustache, and a thin stain line over his right eye. The pages are in very good condition - mostly clean with only an occasional ink smudge and small stain; no writing found. The 15/16-17/18 leaf at the center of the issue is present, but detached (see photos).

Helen Hayes Theatre, 1940. Original script. Script, 9 x 11 inches, 32 pp. Bound in original boards. Mild wear to boards, especially at head and base of spine. Slight toning to page borders (not affecting text) and minor smudging to certain pages from prior use. Pencil marks and notations throughout, including corrections and strike outs, possibly made in connection with the original October 27, 1940 radio broadcasting of the production.. An original radio script for the October 27, 1940 broadcasting of an adapted version of Rose Wilder Lane's (1886-1968) classic novel, Let the Hurricane Roar. Helen Hayes MacArthur (1900-1993) was an American actress and radio personality whose prodigious career spanned eighty years. Hayes would earn the nickname the "First Lady of American Theatre," and she remains among only a handful of performing artists to have won an Emmy, a Grammy, an Oscar, and a Tony Award. Hayes was the first person to win the Triple Crown of Acting, and she would also receive the… Read More

Toronto: Musson [no date]. (4to) xxxiv, 144pp. Very good, no dust jacket. Green cloth with lettering and cover illustration in gilt. Illustrated title page, 36 mounted color illustrations with printed tissue guards. The front hinge has a 2-inch tear at the top and the corners are lightly worn. In a custom mylar jacket. Illustrations by James D. Linton. Introduction by A.T. Quiller-Couch. (Drama, Illustrated Books).

Paris: Chez la veuve Duchesne, 1784. Hardcover. See Description. Small 12mo. pp. 24, 240. Occasional mild marginal foxing. Name A.E. Gallatin lightly penciled on front blank fly-leaf. Bound in full contemporary deep red morocco with gilt spine. Gilt lable re-newed. All edges gilt. Small repair to upper corner tips of boards. Theatre almanac printed annually during the years 1752-1794, 1800-1801, 1815. Interesting for the history of Parisian theatre and other public entertainments. [Grand-Carteret #180].

New York: Bantam Books, 1998. 1st Edition 1st Printing. Hardcover. Fine/Fine. X, 209 Pp. Green Boards Stamped In Silver. First Printing Indicated. As New In As New Dj. Inscribed By Ray Romano To His Co-Star Doris Roberts, "Doris- Don't Think This Isn't Gonna Be One Of The Gifts I Bring To The Christmas Party. (Kidding) Love Ray (Thanks For Making Our Show Funny)". Also, With A Long Letter Thanking Roberts For Subsidizing The Training Of A Guide Dog Named "Raymond".

Newark, Del: Univ of Delaware Pr, 1982. First edition. Hard cover in dust jacket. Published Newark, Delaware: Univ of Delaware Pr., 1982, first printing. Small 4to., 7" x 9 3/4", 128pp., illustrated with b/w reproductions. Fine in fine dust jacket. . 1st. Hard. Fine/Fine. 8vo.

NY: Random House, 1939. First edition. Hard cover in dust jacket. Published NY: Random House, 1939, first printing. 4to., 9 1/4" x 1 2 1/4", unpaginated, illustrated with over 100 full page plates. Candid photos behind the scenes, Los Angeles, movie industry moments, players and extras. Glossy blue cloth with white titles. Mild fade rub at the crown and heel, some toning offset to rear pastedown from 1945 newspaper sheet, else very good plus in a fair dust jacket lacking the spine (front and rear panels and foldover flaps are present. . 1st. Hard. Very Good Plus/Fair. 4to.