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David Warfield [1866-1951] was an American stage actor and a leading performer in comedy. His first stage appearance was in 1888 in "The Ticket of Leave Man". Two years later he moved from California to New York City where he was discovered and promoted by David Belasco. Two of his best known roles were in "The Auctioneer", in which he played 1,400 times, and as Anton von Barwig in "The Music Master", a role which he performed more than 1,000 times from 1904 to 1907. Very good .
David Warfield [1866-1951] was an American stage actor and a leading performer in comedy. His first stage appearance was in 1888 in "The Ticket of Leave Man". Two years later he moved from California to New York City where he was discovered and promoted by David Belasco. Two of his best known roles were in "The Auctioneer" in which he played 1,400 times, and as Anton von Barwig in "The Music Master", a role which he performed more than 1,000 times from 1904-1907. Good .
David Warfield [1866-1951] was an American stage actor and a leading performer in comedy. His first stage appearance was in 1888 in "The Ticket of Leave Man". Two years later he moved from California to New York City where he was discovered and promoted by David Belasco. Two of his best known roles were in "The Auctioneer" in which he played 1,400 times, and as Anton von Barwig in "The Music Master", a role which he performed more than 1,000 times from 1904-1907. Good .
First edition.
Essays on theatre by the noted German playwright. The text is in German. Good .
First edition. Review copy with the publisher's slip laid in.
The play, a comedy about two rent boys in Edinburgh, was first performed at the city's Traverse Theatre Club in 1979 and was revived for the 1979 Edinburgh International Festival later that year. Very good .
First edition.
Biographies of seven eighteenth-century French performers, including opera singers, actresses and dancers. Good .
The complete text of "Small Craft Warnings" is the "centrefold" of this issue and is accompanied by an article 'Directing Tennessee Williams" by Vivian Matalon. The New York premiere of the play took place on April 2, 1972. It was first published in the U.S. by New Directions in 1972, and in the U.K. by Secker & Warburg in 1973. Very good .
Wilson writes to a Mr. Rupp telling him that Rupp has written too late. "With the double performance to-day and tomorrow my time is mortgaged and my opportunity lost. Another time, thank you."
Francis Wilson [1854-1935] was an American stage actor, born in Philadelphia, who was the founding president of Actors Equity [1913-1920]. After several years playing in comedy and comic opera and making a great success in "Erminie" [1886], Wilson made his first appearance as a star in "The Oolah". He formed his own theatre company in 1899. He was also an author, writing several plays, a memoir of Joseph Jefferson, an autobiography, and "John Wilkes Booth, Fact and Fiction of Lincoln's Assassination" [1929], which he wrote with information from his close friend Edwin Booth. Very good .
First edition. The other plays in this volume are "Ludlow Fair" and "Home Free!". Good .
A humorous letter, full of personality, penned by Wilson to Edgar Allen Poe Newcomb who was then working in his father's architectural firm, Levi Newcomb & Son in Boston. Wilson appears to address his correspondent as "Mr. Newcomb Planner" and writes: "We are ready for the window plan when you are but don't let that interfere with your work or your digestion. I send you something bracing with which to drink my health. I send it direct to N. Scituate [a town in Massachusetts] -- as it is designed to be used there only." He then refers to a "Song", possibly "Two Maidens" by Newcomb, who was also a poet and composer. The song was published in the year of this letter, 1890.
Francis Wilson [1854-1935] was an American stage actor, born in Philadelphia, who was the founding president of Actors Equity [1913-1920]. After several years playing in comedy and comic opera and making a great success in "Erminie" [1886], Wilson made his first appearance as a star in "The Oolah". He formed his own theatre company in 1899. He was also an author, writing several plays, a memoir of Joseph Jefferson, an autobiography, and "John Wilkes Booth, Fact and Fiction of Lincoln's Assassination" [1929], which he wrote with information from his close friend Edwin Booth. Good .
First edition. The text is printed in English and German. Very good .
Second printing. Essays reprinted from the New York Tribune and other publications. Good .
In addition to his stage appearances at such popular nightclubs as the Copacabana and the Roxy Theatre, Henny Youngman appeared on numerous television shows, including the Milton Berle show. He appeared in the films "History of the World Part I" and "Goodfellas". Very good .
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