1911-1987 - A collection of 27 programs, mostly from New York and London theatres

$250 · Offered by Biblio

Various, 1987. Various. Very good. All in nice shape. Many from first runs. Included are: 1911 - The Symphony Hall Pops, Boston. A. Maquarre, conductor. William Tell Overture, Washington Post March, etc. 1929 - President's Theater, New York. The Guinea Pig. Preston Sturges's first play to reach Broadway; self-produced. Two copies. 1929 - Walnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia. Preston Sturges's Passion Preferred. 1930 - Avalon Theatre, New York. Brock Pemberton's Strictly Dishonorable. 1930 - The Fulton Theatre, New York. The Song and Dance Man starring George M. Cohan. 1930 - Nixon Theatre, Pittsburgh. The Well of Romance. 1932-1933. Beachwood Theatre, Scarborogh-on-Hudson, New York. Defence. 1938. National Symphony Orchestra, Washington, D.C. Dr. Hans Kindler, conductor. Mosque. 1945. Claude A Swanson Junior High School, Arlington, Virginia. The Band Wagon. 1952. Chinateaten (The China Theatre), Stockholm. Variete-Sommer. Gerd Hagman, presenter. With insert. 1952. Hedgerow Theatre, Rose Valley (Philadelphia). Heartbreak House. Reprise of George Bernard Shaw's famous tragi-comedy showing the spiritual and moral bankruptcy of the cultured, leisured European upper classes on the eve of World War I. 1958. Theatre Royal Drury Lane, London. My Fair Lady. 1958. The Bowling Green State University Theatre, Ohio. Gore Vidal's Visit to a Small Planet. Later made into a Jerry Lewis comedy film that Vidal despised because it stripped out all of his political commentary. 1961. Hippodrome Th

• Year: 1987
• Binding: unknown

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