Search Results: Authors starting with E from Theatreshire Books Ltd

New York Scientific American 26 Apri 1913 . 4 single pages with numerous photographs and illustrations about End Dump Bodies for Commercial Vehicles. Includes adverts for various vehicles. In very good condition.

London: 1883-4 . original libretto with words, line drawings of the characters. Lacks external wrappers, some marks and foxing but internally very good. original music composed by Oscar Barrett, 46pp + Adverts. Produced by Augustus Harris.

Paris:Firmin-Didot, n.d. . rebound in buckram cloth with gilt lettering, 158pp., gilt edges, text in French, very good with browning to pages as with all copies. This is a very rare book on stage machinery, effects, including lighting etc, with some lovely engravings of backstage and equipment.

London Princes Theatre 1930's ? . 20 page theatre programme in good condition except for rusting staples. Starring Matheson Lang, Hutin Britton & Stella Arbenia

Oxford: Blackwell Publishers, 2000 . paperback, very good condition, 156pp.

Oxford: Shire Publications, 2011 . a new enlarged edition, fine condition, superbly illus., 64pp., with much in colour.

Princes Risborough:Shire Books, 2005 . 56 pp, fine condition, new publication on theatres and music halls in the well known Shire series. Many lovely illustrations some colour, well written text by the well known theatre architecture scholar, John Earl.

Eastbourne:John Offord, 1982 . this is the very scarce hardback edition, brown cloth, orig illus.d.w., colour photos a gazetteer of historic theatres in Great Britain built before 1914, many black and white photographs, very good condition.

Eastbourne:John Offord, 1982 . this is the very scarce hardback edition, brown cloth, orig illus.d.w., colour photos a gazetteer of historic theatres in Great Britain built before 1914, many black and white photographs, very good condition.

London:A & C Black, 2000 . New publication, trade card illus. cover, 290pp., an excellent gazetteer with architectural descriptions of all the remaining theatres in Great Britain, also includes lists of theatres demolished, biographies of the leading theatre architects etc. This book follows the 1982 book 'Curtains!!!' which listed all theatres then extant in Great Britain, well illustrated and an essential new reference work. ( we also have Curtains!!! in stock)

London: Borough of Twickenham Local History Society, Occasional Paper No.6 . A4 publication about the private theatre at Normansfield, Twickenham. Well illustrated, including original nineteenth century scenery, lovely item. The theatre now houses the original surviving portraits from Gilbert and Sullivan's Ruddigore.

London: Cassell & Co. Ltd. . with an introduction by Lord Macmillan, original dust wrapper, 426pp., very good, first edition.

London: George Allen and Unwin, 1967 . Biography of John and Charles East, including a chronicle of late nineteenth century theatre and early film development. Hardback, original d.w. 356pp. Good condition.

London: George Allen and Unwin Ltd., 1967 . orig. d.w., red cloth, 356pp., very good, ex libris

London: W. H. Allen, 1977 . maroon cloth, 196pp., fine condition, black and white illus.

London:Hodder & Stoughton, 1989 . red cloth, orig.d.w., 224pp., very good condition with illus., biography of the famous cello player.

Arts Theatre London Sept 1991 . 20 page programme in good condition. Musical includes Graham Fellows

New York: Da Capo Press, 1978 . hardback, black cloth, very good condition, 400pp.

R.G. Kennedy & Co., Philadelphia . Hardcover with folder ties, a little wear to lower front board but generally very good. 1st Edition. Shakespeare by Seymour Eaton. Limited folio edition this being number 495. 144 plates in 12 individual numbered parts of prints relating to Shakespeare and his plays. Plates loose in each wrapper type part and parts housed in a loose hard cover binding with ties. Publisher: R.G. Kennedy & Co., Philadelphia, 1900. Green boards. Called the Connoisseur Edition and issued for private circulation. Each plate numbered by part and its sequence within the part. Total of 146 plates: 14 in Part I and 12 each in the remaining 11 Parts. Plates are of Shakespeare, play scenes, early actors and handbills. Colored and black and white plates. 8 x 11 inches. A limited edition of 500, this No. 461

London:William Harrison Ainsworth, 1st edition, 1828 . original marbled boards, spine rebacked in tan cloth, original spine label applied, internally very good, 393pp., an important work on the opera house and its working, includes tables of salaries at the rear.