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USA: Bruno of Hollywood (USA) NO date a guess at early 1960s, date uncertain. INSCRIBED BY GUARRA in pen: " Sincerely/ Frank Guarrera". fine crease down length of photo, thus Good only condition. There is a stamp to the back: "Thanks for credit/ Bruno of Hollywood/ and then an address in New York City/ then Hotel Touraine, Boston, Mass.".… Read more about this item

USA: Standard Oil Company of California, 1954. (USA) INSCRIBED BY Richard Tucker, tenor, SIGNED BY Inge Borkh, soprano; SIGNED BY kurt Herbert Adler, conductor, no other markings, Very Good. 21.5 x 14 cm, one sheet folded in half to make 4 pages counting both covers. Cover with dark rose coloured background, small portraits of Adler, Borhk, and Tucker. The… Read more about this item

Canada: Various, 1958. (CAD) This entry consists of 3 clippings from the Globe Magazine and possibly from the Vancouver Sun. The clippings are yellowed, but in Good condition with folds to 2 of the 3 clippings. The Globe Magazine articles dates from Oct 11 1958 and features Stratas as "a veteran performer" for the Toronto Opera Festival. Stratas… Read more about this item

UK: Royal Opera House Covent Garden, 1956. (UK) Owner's pen notations to top edge of cover, tiny spot of rust on one staple,otherwise Very Good copy. 19 x 182 cm, paper covers, no page numbers, [20]pp. B&W photos and illustrations to the ads. This is the programme for the Covent Garden production of… Read more about this item

Vancouver: The Library, University of British Columbia, 1966. (CAD) First of this facsimile edition. No markings, the sheet has ben folded in half and then in half again. 42 x 27.5 cm, when unfolded, printed recto and verso. This extraordinary edition of the Government Gazette proclaims the act for the union of the Colony of Vancouver Island with the… Read more about this item

Edinburgh: Edinburgh Festival, 1952. (UK) Light pencil markings to program works, faint spot to cover, thus Good only . 20 x 13 cm, paper covers, side-stapled, 12pp, no illus. by B&W photo of Wyss on ad. The programme consists of French songs with text translated by Lionel Salter. Ads for record companies. Wyss was a Swiss soprano who… Read more about this item

Canada: Famous Artists Ltd., 1975. (CAD) No date but most probably 1975. No other markings, Very Good. One sheet folded in half for a finished size of 28 x 20 cm, making four pages counting both covers, no photos. Programme notes, ads for Ukrainina Book Store;The Russian and Ukrainian Restaurant, Vancity Credit Union. Zykina who died… Read more about this item

Not Stated, 1970. There is some underlining, check marks and notations in pencil, (some marks have been photocopied from the original), a couple of creases to page corners, decent Good copy. 18 photocopied sheet on slightly coated paper, stapled to the top left corner. Date uncertain, but the last entrie are in 1969; possibly 1970s. There… Read more about this item

NY: National Artists, 1961. (USA) No markings, crease to edge, Very Good, One sheet 10 x 6.5" printed both sides with photo of Milanov to the front panel and press excerpts on the back panel with small portrait of the singer. (1.0 JM ITF2 docket 22. Unbound. Very Good. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾". Flyer.

Vancouver: Ballet British Columba, 1989. (CAD) No markings, moisture intrusion to the leading edge of pages making them wavy, thus Acceptable used copy. Paper covers with colour photos, side-stapled, [30]pp counting both covers, Programme notes. Photos of Patricia Neary, Marquita Witham-Lester; members of Ballet British Columbia with capsule bios; Programme notes, Ads: Merrill Lynch; The Dance Shop; Westcoast… Read more about this item

Burnaby: Arch-way Publishers, 1973. (CAD) INSCRIBED in Spanish by Carlos Montoya to page i of the programme, no other markings, Very Good. Paper covers with reproduction of a painting by Les Forczek, side-stapled, 14pp counting both covers, with iv page programme. B&W illus and photos; local ads: Ragnar jewellers; Commercial Electronics; Gold + Silver; Cablevision.… Read more about this item

Vancouver: Academy of Arts, 1966. (CAD) No markings, Very Good One sheet printed one side. Admission $1.25 (1.0 J ITF2 docket 39. Unbound. Very Good. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾". Flyer.

London: Royalty Theatre, 1960. (UK) No markings, Very Good. Paper covers, side-stapled, [24]pp counting both covers. Congratulatory messages from celebrities in the theatre world with their signatures reproduced: Lawrence Olivier, Peggy Ashcroft, Noel Coward, Sybil Thorndike Casson, Thyrone Guthrie, Kay Hammond, Flora Robson, Alec Guiness, and others. This programme presents Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne in The Visit… Read more about this item

Vancouver: Hall Securities Limited, 1959. (CAD) No markings, crease down length of prospectus, Very Good used copy. 9 c7.5" card cover with map of Yukon, stapled, [12]pp counting both covers. Laid in is an insert for Alaska-Yukon Refiners & Distributors Ltd. printed one side. (1.0 JM ITF2 docket 76. Staple Bound. Very Good. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾".… Read more about this item

NY: Metropolitan Opera Association; John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, 1965. (USA) No markings, Fine. One sheet of coated paper about 9 x 16" folded to make four panels front and back. The brochure announces upcoming productions of Carmen conducted by Robert LaMarchina; Madama Butterfly conducted by Samuel Krachmainick; Cinderella conducted by Samuel Krachmainick; Susannah conducted by Robert… Read more about this item

NY: Famous Music, 1930. (USA) Owner's name to cover, a touch of soiling to back panel, otherwise Very Good. 6 pages counting both covers. List of music offerings to last panel. (1.0 JM ITF docket 23. Unbound. Very Good. 4to - over 9¾" - 12". Sheet Music.

Vancouver: Vancouver International Festival, 1961. (CAD) No markings, Very Good with small creases to corners. One sheet folded in half printed one side only in green ink. Seven Recitals in late July and early August; no year given, prossilby mid 1960s. Date uncertain. Although most warmly remembered for his recorded collaborations with his brother-in-law Yehudi Menuhin, Louis Kentner was an… Read more about this item

San Francisco: John Kornfield Attractions Inc., 1970. (CAD) No markings, frold crease across width of programme, otherwise Very Good. 8.5 x 14 ", paper folded in half to make 4 pages, Programme notes. Doulokhanova was a Armenian mezzo-soprano born in Moscow. Although considered one of Soviet-era Russia's most accomplished opera singers, Dolukhanova made only a relatively small number of appearances… Read more about this item

Burnaby: Arch-way Publishers, 1973. (CAD) SIGNED TRICE by Renata Tebaldi, once below her portrait on page i and dated 1973, once below her photo on page iii, and once boldly across the programme pages ii and iii, SIGNED by Martin Katz, her accompanist on page iii, no other markings, Very Good. Paper covers with painting by Picasso, side-stapled,… Read more about this item

Burnaby: Arch-way Publishers, 1973. (CAD) SIGNED BY GALINA VISHNEVSKYA on page i of the programme, which has a small photo of her , no other markings, Very Good. Paper covers with artwork by Richard Prince, side-stapled, 16pp counting both covers, with iv page programme. B&W illus and photos. Vishnevskya was a Russian soprano opera singer and recitalist who… Read more about this item