Search Results: Titles starting with O from Theatreshire Books Ltd

London. National Portrait Gallery. 1964 . Paperback book. 40pp with photographs. Bookplate. Some very small scuffs to front cover otherwise very good condition.

London:MacMillan & Co. Ltd., 1946 . orig.d.w., green cloth, 163pp., very good condition, text of the play.

Lancaster-Miller Publishers, . white hardback, orig. d.w., very good condition, 94pp.

London:Penguin, 1984 . illus card covers, ex libris Richard Leacroft, 96pp., good condition,

. 6 black and white photographic views of the theatre, interior and exterior, small format card approx 3.5 x 2.5 inches each, very good condiiton.

London Her Majesty's Theatre 1863 . 1 page theatre programme. Printed on both sides .Has some slight staining but otherwise in good condition considering the age.

New York: Belwin Mills . Vocal score of the opera with German text. Some pages coming loose. Some movements marked up with red pen with English translation of text.

London:Oberon Books, 1991 . softback very good, 110pp.,

London: J. Tabby , 1826 . disbound, very good condition, 46pp., scenery by Clarkson Stanfield and David Roberts.

London: John Cumberland, n.d. . disbound, very good condition, 36pp., stamp of Terence Rees to fep. engraving of Miss Vincent as Oberon to frontis

London. Samuel French Ltd . French's Acting Edition 1871. Owners stamp on cover., Good condition.An original farcical monologue.

London:The Architectural Library, 1813 . rebound, marbled boards, crimson spine, the Theatre Royal Drury Lane was Benjmain Wyatt's first substantial commission. He won the competition for the design in 1811 rather to the surprise of the outside world, and after publishing a description of his design in 1812, reissued it in the present volume in 1813 partly to refute the suggestion that he had stolen the design from his cousin George Wyatt. 77pp, 18 plates some hand coloured. This a very good clean ex libris copy from South Shields with small modest stamps of nineteenth century vintage with none of the typical 20th century library disfigurations!

London:The Architectural Library, 1813 . orig. boards, marbled cloth spine, the Theatre Royal Drury Lane was Benjmain Wyatt's first substantial commission. He won the competition for the design in 1811 rather to the surprise of the outside world, and after publishing a description of his design in 1812, reissued it in the present volume in 1813 partly to refute the suggestion that he had stolen the design from his cousin George Wyatt. 77pp, 18 plates some hand coloured.

London:n.d. . illus card cover, very good condition, 32pp., well illustrated in black and white, with an article by Tynan and pictures from the full 60 years covered including Melies and Chaplin

8th August 1982 . original magazine, very good, 20pp.,

London:n.d. . illus card cover, very good condition, 32pp., well illustrated in black and white, with an article by Tynan and pictures from the full 60 years covered including Melies and Chaplin

6th May 1984 . original magazine, very good, 70pp.,

London: Thomas Hailes Lacy, 1830s . disbound from a larger volume but very good with full page frontis plate of a scene, 57pp.

Alexandra Theatre, Hull: 2 April 1934 . theatre programme, 8pp. w. ads etc. Very good condition.

. Play script. Home made cover. Fair to poor condition.