30 Coconut Grove Playhouse Playbills 1981 19931981Getting Out edges "chewed"The 1959 Pink Thunderbird edges "lightly chewed"DA vg1982The Summer People vg-A Moon for the Misbegotten vg+Black Coffee vg-The Dresser gFifth of July corner chewed1984The Glass Menagerie exc1985Sleuth vg+Pump Boys and Dinettes gAmerica's Sweetheart vg1987The flowering Peach (2) n excSide by Side by Sondheim g+Some enchanted Evening excBoogie Woogie Bugle Girls vg+1988The House of Blue Leaves g+Blood Wedding soiled cover The Rink exc1989Fixed Blessings g+Gingerbread Lady excGolden Boy vg+Embraceable you corner chewed1990Steel Magnolias vg-The Boys Next Door tiny corner chew1992Forever Plaid excI Hate Hamlet exc1993Don't Dress for Dinner gHim Her & You exc
*** HUGE PRICE REDUCTION ***You're looking a HUGE lot of 317 of random official BROADWAY PLAYBILLS from the 1980's to early 2000's only. Dimension are roughly 8.5" x 5.5" in size. They cover theaters all over America, but mostly from the NYC area. These playbills are unique for the theatre and years of issue. In other words, there are no exact duplicates, but plays from the same theater for a different date with different cover and contents. Some have black & white cover pages while other have colorized cover pages. These programs are used, but in good vintage condition overall. Some of the programs are in better condition than others (none of them is complete beat up). The programs have imperfections such as: corner dings, creases, fold marks, writing (like a date on the show), sticker on cover page (with date), staple marks (from ticket stub), clear tape on corner of cover page, very small insignificant tears, minor cover page/spine wear, discoloration or staining due to age, and other similar imperfections. See pictures. Other minor flaws may be present. What you see is what you get. A few of these programs may come with original inserts. To be sold as a lot only. Great starter collection or opportunity to add to your playbill collection Here s a link to my UPS, USPS or FedEx Ground shipping within Continental US. Priority Mail international shipping is $300..Please ask any questions before making a purchase. Thanks and good luck! Complete list of programs in mostly alphabetical order:1.) After-Play (Theatre Four, March 1996)2.) Agnes Of God (Music Box, April 1982)3.) Ain't Misbehavin' (Ambassador, November 1988)4.) Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater (City Center, December 1998)5.) Amadeus (Broadhurst, June 1983)6.) Amy's View (Ethel Barrymore, May 1999)7.) And The World Goes 'Round (Westside, November 1991)8.) Annie (Uris, August 1982)9.) Annie Get Your Gun (Marquis, February 2000)10.)Annie Get Your Gun (Marquis, January 2000)11 )Anything Goes (Lincoln Center At The Vivian Beaumont, June 1988)12 )Anything Goes (Lincoln Center At The Vivian Beaumont, July 1989)13.)Arms And The Man (Roundabout, May 1989)14.)Arms And The Man (Circle In The Square, 19 )15 )Aspects Of Love (Broadhurst, May 1990)16.)Baby (Ethel Barrymore, May 1984) Centennial Edition17.)Baby (Ethel Barrymore, March 1984)18.)Beauty Queen Of Leenane (Walter Kerr, November 1998)19.)Beauty Queen Of Leenane (Atlantic, April 1998)20.)Beauty And The Beast (Palace, January 1997)21.)Beauty And The Beast (Wang, July 1998)22 )Benefactors (Brooks Atkinson, January 1986)23.)Best Little Whorehouse In Texas, The (Eugene O'Neill, May 1982)24.)Biloxi Blues (Neil Simon, November 1985)25.)Biloxi Blues (Neil Simon, 19??)26.)Black And Blue (Minkoff, December 1989)27.)Blood Brothers (Music Box, July 1993)28.)Blue Window (Manhattan Club, February 1996)29 )Breaking Legs (Promenade, February 1992)30 )Brighton Beach Memoirs (Neil Simon, 19 )31 )Brighton Beach Memoirs (46th Street, 19 )32 )Broadway Jukebox (John Houseman, August 1990)33 )Broadway (Imperial, February 1990)34 )Broadway (John Houseman, July 1992)35 )Broadway Sound (Broadhurst, December 1986)36 )Cabaret (Roundabout At Studio 54, 19??)37.)Caine Munity Court-Martial, The (Circle In The Square, June 1983)38 )Caretaker The (Circle In The Square, February 1986)39 )Carousel (Lincoln Center At The Vivian Beaumont, May 1994) 40.)Catskills On Broadway (Lunt-Fontanne, January 1992)41 )Catskills On Broadway (Lyric Opera House, 19??)42.)Cats (Winter Garden, January 2000)43 )Chairs The (John Golden, May 1998)44 )Chicago (Colonial, December 1997)45 )Chicago (Richard Rodgers, November 1996)46 )Checkmates (46th Street, November 1998)47.)Chorus Line, A (Shubert, December 1995)48.)City Of Angels (Virginia, April 1990)49.)Come Back To The 5 & Dime Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean (Martin Beck, March 1982)50.)Comedy Tonight (Lunt-Fontanne, December 1994)51 )Conversations With My Father (Royale, January 1993)52.)Corn Is Green, The (Lunt-Fontanne, September 1993)53.)Crazy For You (Shubert, October 1994)54.)Crazy For You (Shubert, July 1992) colorized55 )Crucible The (Belasco, 1992)56 )Current Events (Manhattan Theatre Club, May 2000)57.)Dance Theatre Of Harlem (City Center, January 1982)58 )Dancing At Lughnasa (Plymouth, April 1992)59.)Death Of A Salesman (Broadhurst, April 1994)60.)Death Of A Salesman (Eugene O'Neill. June 1999 61 )Devil s Disciple, The (Circle In The Square, January 1989)62.)Dinah Was (Gramercy, August 1998)63.)Dirty Rotten Scoundrels (Opera House, March 2000)64.)Do Black Patent Leather Shoes Really Reflect Up? (Wilbur, April 1985)65 )Doctor s Dilemma (Roundabout, January 1990)66.)Doll's House, A (Belasco, May 1997)67 )Doubles (Ritz, 1985)68 )Dreamgirls (Merriam, )69 )Dreamgirls (Imperial, March 1982)70 )Dresser The (Brooks Atkinson, March 1982)71 )Driving Miss Daisy (John Houseman, December 1989)72 )Exactly Like You (York, April 1999)73.)Evita (Shubert, November 1982)74.)Evita (Colonial, May 1994)75.)Evita (Broadway, October 1982)76 )Father The (Roundabout Criterion Center Stage Right, January 1996)77.)Fences (46th Street, December 1987)78.)Few Good Men, A (Music Box, November 1989)79 )Fiddler On The Roof (Gershwin, March 1991)80.)Five Guys Named Moe (Eugene O'Neill, March 1992)81 )Flowering Peach. The (Lyceum, March 1994)82.)Food Chain, The (Westside August 1995)83 )Forbidden Broadway Cleans Up Its Act! (Stardust, December 1998)84 )Forever Tango (Marquis, June 1998)85 )Forever Tango (Walter Kerr, January 1998)86.)84 Charis Cross Road (Nederlander, January 1983)87.)42nd Street (St. James, June 1988)88.)42nd Street (Shubert, June 1984)89.)42nd Street (Majestic, January 1982)90 )Footloose (Richard Rodgers, February 1999)91.)Fosse (Broadhurst, August 1999)92.)Four Dogs And A Bone (Lucille Lortel, June 1994)93 )Foxfire (Ethel Barrymore, November 1982)94 )Foxfire (Colonial, October 1982)95 )Frankie And Johnny In The Clair De Lune (Westside Arts, September 1988)96.)Fuddy Meers (Minetta Lane, February 2000)97 )Grandma Sylvia's Funeral (Soho Playhouse, January 1996)98.)G.B. Shaw's Getting Married (Circle In The Square, July 1991)99.)Ghosts (Brooks Atkinson, September 1982)100 )George M. Cohan's Give Me Regards To Broadway (Playhouse 91, July 1989)101.)Glass Menagerie, The (Roundabout Criterion Center Stage Right, November 1994)102.)Grand Hotel The Musical (Martin Beck, May 1991)103.)Gross Indecency The Three Trials Of Oscar Wilde (Minetta Lane (July 1998)104.)Guys And Dolls (Martin Beck, April 1993)105.)Guys In The Truck, The (New Apollo, June 1983)106.)H2$ (Richard Rodgers, December 1995)107.)Hay Fever (Music Box, March 1986)108.)Heidi Chronicles, The (Plymouth, April 1990)109.)Heidi Chronicles, The (Plymouth, May 1989)110 )Hello Dolly (Lunt-Fontanne, January 1996)111 )Hello Dolly (Lunt-Fontanne, October 1995)112 )Holiday Heart (Manhattan Club At City Center, April 1995)113 )Homecoming The (Roundabout Criterion Center Stage Right, October 1991)114 )Hurrah At Last (Gramercy, June 1999)115 )Harrigan 'N Hart (Longacre, 1994)116.)Ian McKellen Acting Shakespeare (Ritz, January 1984)117.)Ice Cream With Hot Fudge (New York Shakespeare Festival, April 1990)118.)Ideal Husband, An (Ethel Barrymore, December 1996)119 )Impossible Marriage (Roundabout Criterion Center Laura Pels, October 1998)120 )Inside Out (Cherry Lane, November 1994)121.)Into The Woods (Martin Beck, July 1988)122 )Irish And How They Got That Way (Wilbur, March 1998)123.)Is There Life After High School? (Ethel Barrymore, April 1982)124.)Isn't It Romance (Walnut Street, November 1985)125 )Jackie (Belasco, February 1998)126 )Jackie Mason (Neil Simon, January 1991)127 )Jackie Mason's The World According To Me! (Brooks Atkinson, January 1987)128 )Jake s Women (Neil Simon, August 1992)129 )Jacques Brel Is Alive & Well & Living Paris (Arden, ?)130.)Jeffrey (Minetta Lane, May 1993)131 )Jekyll & Hude (Plymouth, July 1997)132 )Jekyll & Hyde (Plymouth, May 1998)133 )Jerry s Girls (St. James, February 1986)134.)Joe Turner's Come And Gone (Ethel Barrymore. April 1988)135 )Joseph And The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat Royale, Januar 1982)136 ) Joseph And The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (Minskoff, December 1993)137 )Joyicity (Actors' Playhouse, September 1982)138.)Judas Kiss, The (Broadhurst, June 1998)139.)June Moon (Variety Arts, February 1998)140.)Kat And The Kings (Cort, August 1999)141 )Kentucky Cycle, The (Royale, November 1993)142.)King And I, The (Neil Simon, May 1997)143.)King And I, The (Neil Simon, April 1996) colorized144 )Knife The (New York Shakespeare Festival Public Theater, March 1987)145.)King Lear by William Shakespeare (Roundabout, October 1990)146.)Kiss Me Kate (Martin Beck, January 2000)147.)Kiss Of The Spider Woman (Broadhurst, June 1994)148.)Labor Day (Manhattan Theatre Club, June 1998)149.)La Cage Aux Folles (Palace, 1985)150 )Legends (Shubert, August 1986)151.)Les Miserables (Broadway, February 1988)152.)Les Miserables (Imperial, January 1996)153.)Les Miserables (Colonial, ?)154.)Lettice & Lovage (Ethel Barrymore, September 1990)155 )Lieutenant Of Inishmore (Atlantic Theater Company, March 2006)156.)Life On The Third Rail (Theatre At Saint Peter's Church, October 1990)157 )Lighthouse The (Boston Shakespeare, November 1983)158 )Lillian (Ethel Barrymore, February 1986)159.)Lips Together Teeth Apart (Manhattan Theatre Club At City Center (December 1991)160 )Little Family Business, A (Martin Beck, November 1982)161 )Little Hotel On The Side, A (Belasco, February 1992)162 )Little Like Magic, A (Lyceum, October 1986)163 )Little Me (Roundabout Theatre Company Criterion Center Stage Right, December 1998)164.)Long Day's Journey Into Night (Broadhurst, May 1986)165.)Lost In Yonkers (Richard Rodgers, March 1992)166.)Love Letters (Promenade, September 1989)167.)Love Thy Neighbor (Booth, December 1996)168.)M. (Eugene O'Neill, December 1988)169.)Ma Rainey's Black Bottom (Cort, October 1984)170 )Machinal (New York Shakespear Festival Public Theater, October 1990)171.)Magic On Broadway (Lamb's, April 1997)172.)Mamma Mia! (Colonial, April 2003)173.)Man And Superman (Arden, October 1993)164.)Marie Christine (Lincoln Center At The Vivian Beaumont, December 1999)165 )Master Class (John Golden, October 1996)166 )Master Harold...And The Boys (Lyceum, August 1982)167 )Matchmaker The (Roundabout At The Haft Theater, July 1991)168.)Me And My Girl (Marquis, July 1987)169.)Medea (Longacre, June 1994)170 )Merchant Of Venice, The (46th Street, February 1990)171 )Merlin (Mark Hellinger, March 1983)172 )Misalliance (Roundabout Criterion Center Laura Pels, September 1997)173 )Misanthrope The (Circle In The Square, February 1983)174 )Miser The (Circle In The Square, December 1990)175.)Miss Saigon (Broadway, January 1998)176 )Mizlansky Zilansky Ar Schmucks (Manhattan Theatre Club, March 1998)177 )Moliere Comedies The School For Husbands The Imaginary Cuckold (Roundabout Criterion Center Stage Right, February 1995)178.)Molly Sweeney (Roundabout Criterion Center Laura Pels, May 1996)179.)Month In The Country, A (Roundabout Criterion Center Stage Right, May 1995)180.)Moon For The Misbegotten (Walter Kerr, May 2000)181 )Moonlight (Roundabout Criterion Center Laura Pels, December 1995)182.)Music Man, The (Neil Simon, June 2000)183.)Music Of The Night (Colonial, November 1996)184.)My One And Only (St. James, August 1983)185 )Mystery Of Edwin Drood, The (Imperial, January 1986)186 )National Theatre Magazine, The (NTM, December 1983)187 )National Theatre Magazine, The (NTM, January 1984)188 )National Theatre Magazine, The (NTM, November 1983)189 )National Theatre Magazine, The (NTM, March 1984)190 )National Theatre Magazine, The (NTM, September 1984)191 ) Night Mother (John Golden, July 1983)192.)Night And Her Stars (Manhattan Club At The American Place Theatre, April 1995)193.)Nine (46th Street, May 1983)194.)New England (Manhattan Theatre Club At City Center, December 1995)195.)No Man's Land (Roundabout Theatre Company Criterion Center Stage Right, March 1994)196.)Not About Nightingales (Circle In The Square, May 1999)197 )Noises Off (Brooks Atkinson, 1984)198 )Noises Off (Brooks Atkinson, May 1984) Centennial Edition199 )Nunsense (Charles Playhouse, ?)200.)Nunsense (Boston Shakespeare, November 1986)201 )Nunsense (Douglas Fairbanks, November 1991)202.)Only Thing Worse You Could Have Told Me..., The (Actor's Playhouse, June 1995)203.)Open Admissions (Music Box, February 1984)204 )Orpheus Descending (Neil Simon, December 1989)205 )Oedipus (Blue Light At CSC Theater, October 1998)206 )Othello (Winter Garden, January 1982)207.)Over The River And Through The Woods (John Houseman, July 1999)208.)Mo Show: Parallel Lives (Westside Arts, July 1989)209.)Park Your Car In Harvard Yard (Music Box, ?)210.)Passion (Plymouth, October 1994)211.)Penn & Teller Rot In Hell (John Houseman, August 1991)212.)Peter Nero And The Philly Pops (Academy Of Music, 1991)213 )Phantom Of The Opera (Majestic, September 1991)214 )Phantom Of The Opera (Wang, February 2001)215 )Phantom Of The Opera (Majestic, March 1997)216 )Philadelphia Here I Come (Roundabout Criterion Center Stage Right, October 1994)217.)Piano Lesson, The (Walter Kerr, May 1990)218 )Picnic (Roundabout Criterion Center Stage Right, April 1994)219.)Play Me A Country Song, A (Virginia, June 1982)220 )Plenty (Plymouth, February 1983)221 )Politically Correct (John Golden, July 1994)222.)Porgy And Bess (Radio City Music Hall, April 1983)223 )Pounding Nails (Minetta Lane, March 1994)224.)Power Plays (Promenade, October 1998)225 )Prelude To A Kiss (Helen Hayes, October 1990)226 )Present Laughter (Circle In The Square, July 1982)227 )Present Laughter (Walter Kerr, January 1997)228 )Present Laughter (Walter Kerr, February 1997)229 )Private Lives (Lunt-Fontanne, May 1983)230 )Privates On Parade (Roundabout, October 1989)231 )Producers The (Colonial, July 2003)232 )Price The (Roundabout Criterion Center Stage Right. July 1992)233.)Price Of Fame (Roundabout, June 1990)234.)Queen And The Rebels, The (Plymouth, October 1982)235 )Ragtime The Musical (Ford Center For The Performing Arts, January 2000)236 )Ragtime The Musical (Ford Center For The Performing Arts, November 1998)237.)Real Thing, The (Plymouth, 1984)238.)Red Diaper Baby (Actor's Playhouse, July 1992)239.)Rise Of David Levinsky, The (John Houseman, February 1987)240.)Road Show (Circle Repertory Company, June 1987)241.)Rose Tattoo, The (Circle In The Square, June 1995)242 )Salome (Circle In The Square, June 1992)243 )Scapin (Roundabout Criterion Center Laura Pels, December 1996) 244.)Scarlet Pimpernel, The (Minksoff, November 1998)245 )Scarlet Pimpernel, The (Minksoff, January 1998)246 )Search And Destroy (Circle In The Square, February 1992)247 )Search For intelligent Signs In The Universe, The (Plymouth, June 1986)248 )Secret Garden, The (St. James, February 1992)249 )Secret Rapture, The (New York Shakespeare Festival Public Theater, September 1989)250 )Shadowlands (Brooks Atkinson, January 1991)251 )Shakespeare For My Father (Helen Hayes, April 1993)252 )Shirley Valentine (Booth, November 1989)253.)Show Boat (Lyric Opera House, 1982)254.)Show Boat (Gershwin, September 1996)255.)Side Show (Richard Rodgers, January 1998)256 )Singin In The Rain (Gershwin, 1985)257 )Sisters Rosensweig, The (Ethel Barrymore. July 1993)258.)Six Degrees Of Separation (Lincoln Center At The Mitzi E. Newhouse (September 1990)259.)Six Degrees Of Separation (Lincoln Center At The Vivian Beaumont, January 1991)260 )Smokey Joe's Cafe The Songs Of Leiber And Stoller (Virginia, December 1998)261 )Smokey Joe's Cafe The Songs Of Leiber And Stoller (Virginia, August 1995)262 )Social Security (Ethel Barrymore, September 1986)263 )Someone Who'll Watch Over Me (Booth, February 1993)264 )Sophisticated Ladies (Lunt-Fontanne, June 1982)265.)Speed The Plow (Royale, August 1988)266.)Speed The Plow (Royale, November 1988)267.)Spunk (New York Shakespeare Festival Public Theater, April 1990)268 )Starlight Express (Gershwin, August 1987) colorized269 )Starlight Express (Gershwin, October 1987)270 )Street Corner Symphony (Brooks Atkinson, November 1987)271 )Strike Up The Band (City Center, February 1998)272 )Steaming (Brooks Atkinson, January 1993)273.)Stomp (Wilbur, November 1997)274.)Stomp (Orpheum, May 1994)275 )Student s Prince, The (Playhouse 91, February 1989)276 )Streetcar Named Desire, A (Ethel Barrymore, May 1992)277.)Suds The Rocking 60's Musical Soap Opera (Criterion, November 1988)278 )Summer And Smoke (Roundabout Criterion Center Stage Company, September 1996)279 )Taffetas (Village Gate Upstairs, February 1989)280.)Talk Radio (New York Shakespeare Festival Public Theater, May 1987)281.)Tap Dance Kid, The (Minskoff, 1985)282.)Tap Dance Kid, The (Broadhurst, February 1984)283 )Tempest The (Roundabout, October 1989)284 )Tenderloin (City Center, March 2000)285.)Texts For Nothing (Joseph Papp, ?)286.)Three Birds Alighting On A Field (Manhattan Theatre Club At City Center, February 1994) 287.)Three Days Of Rain (Manhattan Theatre Club, December 1997)288.)Three Tall Women (Promenade, April 1994)289.)Tis Pity She's A Whore (New York Shakespeare Festival Public Theater, April 1992)290 )Titanic (Lunt-Fontanne, May 1998)291.)Torch Song Trilogy (Little Theatre, July 1982)292.)Torch Song Trilogy (Helen Hayes, 1985)293 )Treatment The (Joseph Rapp, November 1993)294.)Tru (Booth, March 1990)295.)Twice Around The Park (Cort, November 1982)296.)Two Trains Running (Walter Kerr, June 1992)297.)Wake Of Jamey Foster, The (Eugene O'Neill, October 1982)298.)Water Engine, The (Atlantic, October 1999)299 )What s Wrong With This Picture? (Brooks Atkinson, December 1994)300 )Welcome To The Club (Music Box, April 1989)301 )Whoop Dee Doo (Actors' Playhouse, September 1993)302 )Whoopi Goldberg (Lyceum, 1984)303.)Who's Tommy (St. James, September 1993)304.)Woman Of The Year (Palace, August 1982)305.)Woman Of The Year (Palace, February 1982)306 )Wonderful Town (Al Hirschfeld, January 2004)307.)World According To Me, The (Brooks Atkinson, April 1987)308 )Unidentified Himan Remains And The True Nature Of Love (Orpheum, October 1991)309 )Vampire Lesbians Of Sodom And Sleeping Beauty Or Coma (Provincetown Playhouse, January 1989)310 )Victor Victoria (Marquis, January 1996)311.)View From The Bridge, A (Ambassador, April 1983)312 )Visit The (Roundabout Criterion Center Stage Right, January 1992)313.)Vita & Virginia (Union Square, January 1995)314.)Will Rogers Follies A Life In The Revue (Palace, June 1991)315 )Years The (Manhattan Theatre Club At City Center, January 1993)316.)You Can't Take It With You (Plymouth, April 1983)317.)You Never Can Tell (Circle In The Square, November 1986)318.)Your Arms Too Short To Box With God (Alvin, October 1982)319.)Zorba (Broadway, December 1983)
This is a rare March 29th, 1909 program (playbill) from the one-week, Post-Broadway engagement of the GEORGE GROSSMITH, Jr., L. E. BERMAN, IVAN CARYLL and LIONEL MONCKTON musical comedy "THE GIRLS OF GOTTENBERG" at the Colonial Theatre in Boston, Massachusetts. (The Original Broadway production opened September 2nd, 1908 at New York's Knickerbocker Theatre and ran for 103 performances before going on the road.) ..... The musical starred LOUISE DRESSER, JAMES BLAKELEY, LIONEL MACKINDER, JOHN E. HAZZARD, ERNEST COSSART (in what had been his Broadway debut), LESLIE GAZE, WARWICK WELLINGTON and EDWARD DAVIDSON and featured ROSS CLIFFORD, OVERTON MOYLE, RIDGWELL CULLUM, HENRY VINCENT, SARONY LAMBERT, R. R. NEILL, THEODORE WALTERS, the Messrs. GRANT and LEECH, C. A. MONROE, LEE CARRIER, MAY NAUDAIN, AIMEE ANGELES, ETHEL VIVIAN, ZANA CURZON, ANNA HALL, HAZEL NEASON, ORIOLA DAVIDSON, MABEL WILLIAMS, DELLA DOLVAN, MAMIE DuPONT, GRACE WALSH, GRACE RIOPELLE and ESTHER ROBINSON ..... Side note: The list of musical numbers includes two songs ("Freda" and "I Can't Say You're the Only One") written by JEROME KERN (not credited in the playbill) ..... CREDITS: Book by GEORGE GROSSMITH, Jr. and L. E. BERMAN; Music by IVAN CARYLL and LIONEL MONCKTON; Lyrics by ADRIAN ROSS and BASIL HOOD; Additional Musical Numbers by JEROME KERN ("Show Boat", "Roberta", "Very Good Eddie", "Leave It To Jane", "Sally"), W. T. FRANCIS, J. B. LOUGHREY, M. E. ROURKE, WILL R. ANDERSON, C. H. BOVILL and JOHN L. HAZZARD; Directed by J. A. E. MALONE; Produced by CHARLES FROHMAN ..... DETAILS: The 32 page program measures 5 1/4" X 7 3/4" inches and includes partial production credits, cast list, synopsis of scenes, list of musical numbers and wonderful vintage advertising, but no cast photos or bios ..... CONDITION: (Please Note!) There is paper and glue residue and surface abrasions on the back cover at the seam and two tiny rust marks in the top right corner of the front cover. Despite these flaws, this rare program will make a wonderful addition to the collection of any musical theatre aficionado or historian. This item will be carefully packaged in a protective, carded sleeve and backed by stiff cardboard.
[New York Hippodrome] Souvenir Book Souvenir book for the Hippodrome Theatre, also known as the New York Hippodrome, the famed theater located in Manhattan on Sixth Avenue between West 43rd and West 44th from 1905 to 1939. The book, from the 1906-1907 season, includes printed music, halftone photographs of the venue and some of its attractions, and descriptive essays about each of the programs. 28 pp. Original wrappers present but separated, heavy wear and staining to upper margins, overall in good condition. 8 x 12.25 inches (20.3 x 31.1 cm.)."The Hippodrome Theatre stood in New York City from 1905 to 1939, on the site of a what is now a large modern office building known as 'The Hippodrome Center', at 1120 Avenue of the Americas, in the Theater District of Midtown Manhattan. It was called the world's largest theatre by its builders," Frederick Thompson and Elmer Dundy, "creators of the Luna Park amusement park at Coney Island. The theatre was located on Sixth Avenue, now named Avenue of the Americas, between Forty-third and Forty-fourth streets. Its auditorium seated 5,300 people and it was equipped with what was then the state of the art in theatrical technology. The theatre was acquired by The Shubert Organization in 1909." (New York the collection of Paul McMahon, a critic, photographer and artist who worked for more than 13 years touring with Marlene Dietrich as the icon’s stage manager, announcer, dresser, secretary and escort, and later spent 25 years as an arts and entertainment reviewer and photographer with Gay Community News, Esplanade, Tommy’s Connection, The Mirror, Bay Windows and other publications. Schubertiade Music & Arts LLC - BUY WITH CONFIDENCE! ***ALL AUTOGRAPHS GUARANTEED AUTHENTIC WITHOUT LIMIT*** I was the President of the Professional Autograph Dealers Association from 2013-2018 and a leading and trusted authenticator of autographs, including for many of the world's auction houses and for James Spence (JSA). Schubertiade Music & Arts are also members in good standing of ABAA/ILAB, the most exclusive consortium of Rare Book and Manuscript Dealers in the world, as well as the MLA (Music Librarian Association), and MARIAB (Massachusetts and Rhode Island Antiquarian Booksellers). You can read more about us by searching for Schubertiade Music & Arts and may buy with utmost confidence! SCHUBERTIADE MUSIC & ARTS deals in Music, Entertainment, Literary and other Autographs, Antiquarian Music, Books, Prints, Photographs & Paintings and Ephemera. Please read more about us in our "about me" page by clicking next to our username / feedback listing. We issue seasonal and occasional catalogues - please contact us if you would like to receive notifications or let us know about your collection. Everything we offer is guaranteed authentic without limit and is so stated on the signed and detailed receipt which comes with every item. Because this Guarantee is attached to an actual and meaningful money-back guarantee (see our Terms for further details), this is much more significant than most COAs which are generally but worthless pieces of paper if not issued by recognized experts in the field and backed by a real authenticity return policy. We accept payment by ALL MAJOR CREDIT CARDS, Check, and by Paypal. Shipping Charges are as listed and are not subject to negotiation. We will of course be happy to combine shipments and do NOT charge multiple shipping charges except for large/heavy items which naturally affect the cost. We ship exclusively via insured FedEx and pride ourselves on our thorough and expert packaging.
(2) autographed Anthony Newley playbills from 1963. Stop the World- I Want to Get Off. Sam Shubert Theatre In good to very good condition, some creases (top front) and wear on front and back covers. Attached to one of the play bills is an original ticket stub from June 26th 1963. This play bill is also autographed into separate locations. Items were found in a dresser with moth balls and may have a slight mothball scent
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Hairspray 2003. The Dresser Is From February 1982. The Lion King Is From Dec. 17, 2000 Matinee. What you see is what you get, Most Are In Near MINT Condition.
Carol Channing, Joan Collins, Tyne Daly. The 45th Annual. The hosts of the Forty-Fifth Annual Tony Awards were. JUNE 2 1991. Dresser and a founder of Theater 13 in NYC. ANTOINETTE PERRY AWARDS. and presenting awards were.
HELLO, BROADWAY!, Playbill type program, 03/01/1915, Astor Theatre, NYC. The musical opened in NYC on 12/25/1914 and ran for 123 performances The cast includes George M. Cohan, William Collier, Peggy Wood, Sydney Jarvis, Louise Dresser, Belle Blanche, John Hendricks, Harry Delf, Rozsika Dolly, Tom Dingle, Jack Corcoran and Laurence Wheat. Music, lyrics and book by George M. Cohan. Directed by George M. Cohan and choreographed by Ned Wayburn and James Gorman. The program is complete.
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7 Playbills 1982 season, incl. Dreamgirls (original cast), Agnes of God, The Dresser (Tom Courtney), Nine (Sergio Franchi) & West Side Waltz (with Katharine Hepburn).. Shipped with USPS First Class.
Signed Playbill for The Dresser, at the Brooks Atkinson Theatre, Dec. 1981. Signed by Tom Courtenay; also stars Paul Rogers and Rachel Gurney.In good condition, but is slightly loose around the staples, and the back cover is starting to tear along the top/spine area.Please email with any questions; I gladly combine shipping!
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