Dear Uncle Monty...[Typed script].
N.P., n.d. 4to., 73 pp., Typed Pages In Portfolio, Very Good with some tears & edge wear on case. More
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Cinque Dramma - No Giapponesi. Hagaromo (Le Ali). La Principessa Malvarosa. La Vecchia Poetessa. Il Cavalier Miseria. La Donna Di Eguchi.
N.P., n.d. 4to. [ca. 75 pp.], Yellow Cloth, Very Good. Text In Italian. More
The Truth Of Memory (Pravda Pamiati) production photos. Motifs from the book Rebirth (Vozrozhdenie) by Leonid I. Brezhnev.
Moscow: Vakhtangov Theatre, 1981. Black & White Photograph 8.5" x 11.5", Two Copies, Oblong. Very Good. Notes on verso of photos in Russian. Photographs from the Alma Law Collection. More
Trois-Centieme Anniversaire De La Naissance de Moliere 1622-1922. Academie Nationale de Musique et de Danse. Representation De Gala, du 17 Janvier 1922.
Paris, France: Academie Nationale de Musique et de Danse, 1922. Folio. String Bound Programme. [24 pp.] B&W illustrations. Good with minor tear to head of spine, some staining to covers. En Francais. More
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Provenant de la Collecton de M. G. 16 Affiches de [Alphonse] Mucha. Auction of Sarah Bernhardt material, 23, Avril 1980. Lot #s 1- 16.
Paris, France: Ader Picard Tajan, 1980. Auction Catalogue Stapled Wraps. 4to. Very Good. En Francais. Color plates on covers, B&W plates within. Provenance: Colette Monceau, born Nancey (1921-2016). Biographical note: born in Nice in 1921, Colette Monceau was a student of Charles Dullin in the second half of the forties..... More
Tempest. Miranda with arms outstretched pleading with Prospero as she watches the ship being dashed onto the rocks below them; title vignette for The Tempest (Act I Scene 2) in the 12 volume Longman octavo edition of Shakespeare (London 1807).
London, UK: Longman, 1875. Engraving. 8 x 6.4 cm. (image size). Good with marginal tears, else Very Good. Scarce. More
Miranda From The Tempest.
London, UK: Mote, [ca. 1850]. Engraving. 16.5 x 13 cm. (image size). Very Good. Scarce. More
Post Card Signed by Henry Ainley, sent to Mr. L. P. Schlarb, Kennington Park London, Postmarked Mar. 15, 1905.
London, UK: Mr. L. P. Schlarb, 1905. Signed Post Card, 3.5" x 5.5", Very Good. Provenance: Collection of Signed Post Cards by British Stars of Stage and Screen from Mr. L. P. Schlarb, Kennington Park London. More
Zoo Story (Shtho Sluchilos' V Zooparke) production photos.
Perm, Russia: New Youth Theatre, 1987. Two Black & White Photographs, 9" x 7". Very Good with rough edges. From the Alma Law Collection. More
The One And Only Phyllis Dixey.
Aldershot, UK: Hippodrome Aldershot, 1955. Theatre Poster Broadside. 37.5 x 25.5 cm. Good with marginal losses, tears, scribbling. More
Ronnie Aldrich And The Squadronaires.
Aldershot, UK: Hippodrome Aldershot, [ca.1955]. Theatre Poster Broadside. 37.5 x 25.5 cm. Oblong. Very Good with creases. More
Mercy Street by Anne Sexton.
New York: American Place Theatre, 1969. PROGRAM. 8vo. 8 pp., Very Good In Stapled Wraps with minor staining, some rubbing, creasing, pages somewhat loose around staples. Photograph of Sexton on cover. More
I Never Sang For My Father. A Play in Two Acts.
New York: Dramatists Play Service, 1968. 8vo. 69 pp., Soft Covers, Very Good with ink notes throughout. Photographs. More
What A Lovely Sight (Moe Zagliaden'e) production photo.
Moscow: Moscow Drama Theatre, 1994. Twenty-One Black & White Photographs 8" x 10". Very Good. Photograph from the Alma Law Collection. More
Post Card Signed by Mr Oscar Asche, sent to Mr. L. P. Schlarb, Kennington Park London, postmarked 1905.
London, UK: Mr. L. P. Schlarb, 1905. Signed Post Card, 3.5" x 5.5", Very Good. Provenance: Collection of Signed Post Cards by British Stars of Stage and Screen from Mr. L. P. Schlarb, Kennington Park London. More
Post Card with Signed Dedication by Miss Maie Ash, sent to Mr. L. P. Schlarb, Kennington Park London, Postmarked March 22, 1905.
London, UK: Mr. L. P. Schlarb, 1905. Signed Post Card, 3.5" x 5.5", Very Good. Provenance: Collection of Signed Post Cards by British Stars of Stage and Screen from Mr. L. P. Schlarb, Kennington Park London. More
Post Card Signed by Miss Lena Ashwell, sent to Mr. L. P. Schlarb, Kennington Park London.
London, UK: Mr. L. P. Schlarb, [1905]. Signed Post Card, 3.5" x 5.5", Very Good. Provenance: Collection of Signed Post Cards by British Stars of Stage and Screen from Mr. L. P. Schlarb, Kennington Park London. More
The Desert Rats. Together They Saw It Through.
[London], UK: Baldrick, et al, [ca. 1950]. Theatre Poster Broadside. 31 x 20.3 cm. Good with marginal tears, crease. Scarce. More
The Dramatist and the Amateur Public: An Address By Philip Barry. Delivered Before the Yale Conference of Drama, New Haven, Conn., February 12th, 1927.
New York: Samuel French, 1927. 16mo. [8 pp.] Stapled Wraps, Very Good. More
Post Card Signed by Jessie Bateman, sent to Mr. L. P. Schlarb, Kennington Park London, postmarked Feb 15, 1905.
London, UK: Mr. L. P. Schlarb, 1905. Signed Post Card, 3.5" x 5.5", Very Good. Provenance: Collection of Signed Post Cards by British Stars of Stage and Screen from Mr. L. P. Schlarb, Kennington Park London. More
Waiting For Godot (Vozhidanii Godo) production photos.
Sverdlovsk, Russia: Sverdlovsk Youth Chamber Drama, [ca. 1980]. 4 Black & White Photographs, 5" x 7", three Oblong. Very Good with slight wrinkling. Notes on verso in Russian. Photographs from the Alma Law Collection. More
James Gleason and Robert Armstrong in an American Comedy Entitled Is Zat So? March 7, 1927.
Los Angeles, CA: Belasco Theatre, 1927. Programme. 11" x 5.5", Single Leaf, Good with losses at top left corner & bottom edge, marginal tears, toning. Inked note on top margin. More
Mrs. Hartley In The Character of Cleopatra in Dryden's All For Love. August 12, 1776. Bells British Theatre.
London, UK: John Bell, 1776. Print. Plate from John Bell's Shakespeare. 10 x 16.5 cm. Very Good with stain to upper left portion. More
Lightnin', A Live Wire American Comedy, by Winchell Smith and Frank Bacon.
Los Angeles, CA: Biltmore Theatre, [1918]. Programme. 14.75" x 5.25", Single Leaf, Illustrations, Good with marginal tears, toning. More
"Life With Father" Made into a play by Howard Lindsay and Russel Crouse, with Harry Bannister and Nydia Westman. April 17, 1944.
Los Angeles, CA: Biltmore Theatre, 1944. Programme. 11.5" x 5", Single Leaf, Illustrations, Good with marginal tears, toning. More