Abel green editor (10 risultati)

Soft cover. Condizione: Good. Good in wraps; 4to; Stapled Paperback; 46 pages + advertisements; B/w photographs; Robbins Music Corporation; 1944; First Thus; Rubbing, wear and minor soiling to wraps; Text is clean and unmarked.

Hardcover. Condizione: Good. Condizione sovraccoperta: Fair. 277 Pages With Introduction And Dedication In Front. Pages Tight; Moderate Page Wear; Page Edges Slightly Yellowed And Foxed. No Markings; End Pages Are Yellowed With Some Discoloration Areas. Red And Gray Linen-Like Hard Covers With Yellow And Red Lettering On Spine. Moderate Shelf Wear. Faded Black Dust Jacket With White, Orange And Black Lettering And Illustration On Front Dj; Back Dj Has Ads For Other Books By Publisher; Dj Has Rubbing, Fading, Smudges, Discoloration Areas; Corners, Edges Are Somewhat Worn With Few Nicks. Book Contains A Wonderful Grab Bag With With The Best Pieces Gleaned From Variety's Anniversary Issues By Its Editor. Numerous Articles By Such Famous Authors As: Fred Allen; Ethel Barrymore; Jack Benny; Eddie Cantor; Nate Gross; George Jessel Gypsy Rose Lee; Mantle Burns; Groucho Marx; Edward G. Robinson; Phil Silvers; Earl Wilson; Jerome Weidman; Maurice Zolotow, Etc. Very Rare Vintage Copy.…

Magazine. Condizione: Near Fine. 1st Edition. Offered is the July 1, 1970 issue of "Variety" edited by Abel Green and published by Variety, Inc. out of New York City. A large newsprint magazine for the trade measuring 11-1/2" by 16" and containing 56 pages including front and rear covers. Containing hundreds of news items and numerous short articles on all aspects of the entertainment industry, contents include: front cover headline article Crucial Summer For Film Biz: H'Wood Future Riding On B.O. by Thomas M. Pryor; Black Talent & Integrated GI Clubs Primed To Ease Army Tensions O'seas by Hazel Guild; West Meets East At 'Myra' [Breckinridge] Bow by Addison Verrill (on the film and Mae West); Berlin's Unfurled Flags: Absences Mark Start, 20th Yr. by Robert F. Hawkins (on the Berlin Film Festival); weekly list 50 Top-Grossing Films; double-page advertisement for the Mike Nichols' film "Catch-22"; one-page Thank You from Robert E. Gottschalk (recipient of The British Society of Cinematographers Annual Award); 'Mr. Audience' Cancels a Web: NBC's [Paul] Klein in Own CATV Setup by Les Brown; Nixon Three-Network Interview For Cambodia Update Seen As New Pitch To Cool Hot-For-TV-Time Democrats; one-page advertisement from the IMC (International Management Company) for 'The Jackson 5' (with their photograph). Pages lightly age-toned; a few tiny edge chips and closed tears to front cover.…

Magazine. Condizione: Near Fine. 1st Edition. Offered is the June 10, 1970 issue of "Variety" edited by Abel Green and published by Variety, Inc. out of New York City. A large newsprint magazine for the trade measuring 11-1/2" by 16" and containing 72 pages including front and rear covers. Containing hundreds of news items and numerous short articles on all aspects of the entertainment industry, contents include: front cover headline article 'Hands Off Cable Television' [Eugene Rostow]: Bids Webs Quit on Programming; N.Y. Civil Rights Commr. Sounds Off Why No Negroes In Boxoffices, TV, Pix; AIP's [American International Pictures] Status One Year After by A. D. Murphy; three-page advertisement for "Airport" ("$9,510, 729 U.S. GROSS TO DATE! IF YOU HAVEN'T TAKEN OFF WITH 'AIRPORT' NOW IS THE TIME! Come Fly With Us!"); weekly list 50 Top-Grossing Films; full-page advertisement for "On A Clear Day You Can See Forever" starring Barbra Streisand and Yves Montand (with her picture); full-page advertisement for "The Sidelong Glances of a Pigeon Kicker" starring Jordan Christopher ("Too young to be Establishment. Too old to be a hippie"); Robert Aldrich Seeks Outside Capital After ABC Pulls Out Of Three Projects; full-page advertisement for the upcoming Atlanta International Film Festival; full-page advertisement for "Dirtymouth" ("The trials and times of Lenny Bruce"); CATV In The Major Leagues by Larry Michie; TV Webs & Today's 'Soft' Sell: All 3 [CBS, ABC, NBC] Drag Feet on '70-'71 Sales by Bob Knight; two-page thank-you advertisement for "Playboy After Dark" from Hugh Hefner ("THANKS FOR A SWINGING SECOND SEASON!" with full-page photo of Hugh Hefner with a bevy of beauties); Academy's Finest Emmycast, But Too Many Awards & Offish 'Presenters' by Bob Knight (with list of Emmy Winners); column 'And Now A Word From' by Carroll Carroll. Pages lightly age-toned; small chip to upper edge of front cover; a few interior corner creases. …

Magazine. Condizione: Near Fine. 1st Edition. Offered is the April 15, 1970 issue of "Variety" edited by Abel Green and published by Variety, Inc. out of New York City. A large newsprint magazine for the trade measuring 11-1/4" by 16" and containing 64 pages including front and rear covers. Containing hundreds of news items and numerous short articles on all aspects of the entertainment industry, contents include: front cover headline article TV Haven for Film Stars by Les Brown; [Walter] Winchell Memoir Fusing Into Biog by Abel Green; Salute to Moss Hart, Star-Studded, Sentimental - And Best in USC Series by A. D. Murphy; Oracles Edgy, Buffs Scoff: As Old Format Films Big B.O. [Box Office] by Addison Verrill; Saving Nitrate Prints Beyond 'Archives' - Fox Sees Profit-Yielding Buff Playoff by Eric Spilker; weekly list of 50 Top-Grossing Films; full-page advertisement for "Bloody Mama" starring Shelley Winters; full-page advertisement for "The Light at the Edge of the World" starring Kirk Douglas; Blunders with Blunderbuss: NAB [National Association of Broadcasters] Builds Case Against Itself by Les Brown; Five CBS Newsmen File Affidavits On Subpoena Threat to Profession; full-page advertisement for "Norman Rockwell's America"; full-page advertisement from Endorsements International, Ltd. ("Happy anniversary Jules Alberti" with photo of Woody Allen); TV-Radio Production Centres in the U.S. and Abroad; Nudity and Flag 'Desecration' Figure In Appeal Against 'Hair' Foldo in Hub by Guy Livingston; rear cover advertisement from International Management Company ("All New York is saying it's STEVIE WONDER-ful THE MAN"). Condition: pages lightly age-toned. …

Magazine. Condizione: Near Fine. 1st Edition. Offered is the June 24, 1970 issue of "Variety" edited by Abel Green and published by Variety, Inc. out of New York City. A large newsprint magazine for the trade measuring 11-3/8" by 16" and containing 64 pages including front and rear covers. Containing hundreds of news items and numerous short articles on all aspects of the entertainment industry, contents include: front cover headline article TV Makes Like The Big Board: Rush For Shows As 'Securities' by Les Brown; Underground Media End Romance With Disk Cos.: Rap 'Exploitation' by Jeff Samuels (on the Alternative Media Project); Catholic Office [National Catholic Office for Motion Pictures (NCOMP)] Not So Tough On Black Angled-Pix; CBS-Holt's $2,500,000 Guarantees For Mr. & Mrs. L. B. [Lyndon B. and Lady Bird] Johnson's 2 Books by Abel Green; Majors Staff Up For Youth [Market]: Assign Contacts to Cover Field by Eric Spilker; Cracow [Film Festival] - No Lunatic Fringe: Poles' Film Fest Aims Protected by Robert J. Landry; weekly list 50 Top-Grossing Films; two-page advertisement for "Atlas of Sexual Education"; Democrats Get Own 'Series': Webs 'Balance' Nixon Vidcasts by Steve Knoll; [Mike] Dann Vs. Demographic Era: Quits While He's Ahead in Ratings by Les Brown; two-page advertisement for television series "Arnie" starring Herschel Bernardi; 'Guerrilla' Radio In U.S.A.: Underground FM Network? by Jeff Samuels (on the Alternative Media Project); one-page Thank-You advertisement from Sullivan Productions, Inc. ("Wishes To Thank Everyone Who Contributed To The Success Of 'The 5th Dimension Special: An Odyssey In The Cosmic Universe Of Peter Max'"); half-page advertisement for Richman's Follies Burlesque 1970 (with photo); 'Hair' Ruffles Officials In Ind'p'ls: South Bend Nix, Evansville Maybe. Pages lightly age-toned; small light spot to front cover. …

Magazine. Condizione: Near Fine. 1st Edition. Offered is the July 8, 1970 issue of "Variety" edited by Abel Green and published by Variety, Inc. out of New York City. A large newsprint magazine for the trade measuring 11-1/4" by 16" and containing 72 pages including front and rear covers. Containing hundreds of news items and numerous short articles on all aspects of the entertainment industry, contents include: 'New' Film Biz Brushes B'way: Legit Sales Dip to 40-Year Low by Frank Segers; Blame It On Wall St. - Vegas Casinos Drop $8,000,000 On Bad Credit Risks; Yanks As Fests' Fair Game: Berlin's 'O.K.' Threatens K.O. by Robert F. Hawkins (on the Berlin Film Festival showing of 'O.K.' - "'O.K.' is about five U.S. soldiers who raped and killed a 15-year-old Vietnamese girl, as detailed in the New York Magazine. This film is reviewed elsewhere in this edition"); Producers Versus Directors: Film Challenge In Poland, Too by Robert J. Landry; weekly list 50 Top-Grossing Films; Fear Strike Wreck Of Writers Guild - Prompts Okay For 'Disappointing' Pact by Dave Kaufman; Berlin Fest Films (reviews of films shown at the Berlin Film Festival); two-page advertisement for "Cotton Comes To Harlem"; full-page advertisement from the Eastman Kodak Company ("film - Show your stuff"); Print Pirates Vex Majors: $2-Mil Booty in U.K. Alone by Jack Pitman; Radio Nation Vs. TV Nation: Two Approaches to July Fourth by Bill Greeley; Image Is Right, And ABC's Sure Now That The [Dick] Cavett Appeal Is For Real by Bob Knight; two-page advertisement from CBS on the upcoming television series "Headmaster" starring Andy Griffith and Jerry Van Dyke; Upstaging TViolence Report: 'Unbiased' Panel to Publish Last by Larry Michie (on the report of the Surgeon General's Scientific Advisory Committee on Television and Social Behavior); full-page advertiement for "The [Steve] Allen Show." Pages lightly age-toned.…

Magazine. Condizione: Very Good. 1st Edition. Offered is the April 22, 1970 issue of "Variety" edited by Abel Green and published by Variety, Inc. out of New York City. A large newsprint magazine for the trade measuring 11-1/4" by 16" and containing 96 pages including front and rear covers. Containing hundreds of news items and numerous short articles on all aspects of the entertainment industry, contents include: Fresh Capital for U.S. Films: Old Firms in Inventory Glut by A. D. Murphy; Times Worst Since McCarthy Era For Investigative News: CBS' [Jay] McMullen by Steve Knoll; Ringling [Bros. and Barnum & Bailey] Circus Shut Out 19 Times By N.Y. Knicks, Rangers: Cost $1,615,000; Porno: An Unknown Payoff: Debate Morals, Cash Fact Blur by Robert J. Landry; Fear U.S. Sexplicit Films Made Tame, Biz Hurt Via 'Pornography in Denmark' by Addison Verrill; MGM Write-Downs & Burn-Ups: 'Zabriskie' [Point] Okay, Not Its Budget; weekly list of 50 Top-Grossing Films; full-page advertisement for "The Sicilian Clan"; full-page advertisement for "Norwood" ("Introducing Joe Namath"); full-page advertisement for Reeves Production Services ("Reeves Mixed it. 'Midnight Cowboy' - Winner of three Academy Awards"); full-page advertisement for "Black is Beautiful: Africanus Sexualis" ("Rated XXX"); FCC's [Federal Communications Commission] Primetime Pipe Dream: Stations Have 'A Better Idea' by Les Brown; MIP-TV's 'Cannes You Top This?': 1,875 Miles of Film Unspooled by Harold Myers; 'Liberation' Women Explode at CBS Meet in Frisco, Finally Get Bounced; full-page advertisement for 'The Flying Nun' starring Sally Field; British Disk Biz's New Trend: Studio Groups Invade Charts by Andrew Bailey; Ringling [Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus] on Int'l High Wire: Four Shows - One for O'Seas Tour by Joe Cohen; The Circus on a 5-Foot Shelf by Leonard Traube ("Turning back in time for a reappraisal of Significant Circus Books from a personal collection, presented in eight displays ranging from Barnum's 'Struggles and Triumphs' to Cooper's 'Circus Day'"); numerous advertising spots commemorating the 100th Anniversary of Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus. Condition: pages lightly age-toned; light front cover soil; clear tape repair to front cover tear; the lower edges of several interior pages show periodic tiny chips and tiny closed tears (all to blank margins only). …

Magazine. Condizione: Near Fine. 1st Edition. Offered is the April 1, 1970 issue of "Variety" edited by Abel Green and published by Variety, Inc. out of New York City. A large newsprint magazine for the trade measuring 11-1/4" by 16" and containing 96 pages including front and rear covers. Containing hundreds of news items and numerous short articles on all aspects of the entertainment industry, contents include: cover headline article Lauren [Bacall] & Kate [Katharine Hepburn] Reap Big Loot: 'Applause' Like 'Coco,' N.Y. Hypo by Abel Green; Sexpix Simplified: They Pay - Wilsons Hate All But Profit by Addison Verrill (on Rex and Chelly Wilson); Theatre Theft Constant: M. [Mickey] Gitlin [of Continental Protective Services] - Don't Trust Relatives by Gene Arneel; full-page "50 Top-Grossing Films [Week Ending March 25]"; double-page ad for "Airport: A Ross Hunter Production" ("Radio City Music Hall - $939,391 First 25 Days!"); Jack Vizzard's 'See No Evil': Or, Inside Hollywood's Own Censorship by Thomas M. Pryor; full-page ad for motion picture "Loving"; Charge Webs Censor Dissent: Double Standard for Free Speech by Bill Greeley; double-page photo advertisement for "The Flying Nun" starring Sally Field ("The only way to fly"); full-page advertisement for television's "Here Comes The Brides"; full-page ad for television's "Get Smart"; full-page advertisement for the upcoming ABC-TV special "The MAD MAD MAD COMEDIANS"; full-page advertisement for Jeanne Steel (with photo of Jeanne Steel and Ed Sullivan). Condition: pages lightly age-toned. …

Magazine. Condizione: Very Good. 1st Edition. Offered is the April 8, 1970 issue of "Variety" edited by Abel Green and published by Variety, Inc. out of New York City. A large newsprint magazine for the trade measuring 11-1/4" by 16" and containing 128 pages including front and rear covers. Containing hundreds of news items and numerous short articles on all aspects of the entertainment industry, contents include: cover headline article Swap Talk as TV Shop-Talk: Also the Usual D.C. Double-Talk by Les Brown (on the recent National Association of Broadcasters convention); Unlike JFK or LBJ, Pres. Nixon Pays No Expenses for 'Command' Shows by Addison Verrill; Black Artists Do Own Disk Thing by Jeff Samuels; MGM Thinks Young and Big: 18-25 Features a Year as Goal by Addison Verrill; weekly "50 Top-Grossing Films"; Justice Backed Down On 'Race': Film Colony Sees Experience Roster Untouched After Brief Acceptance of Minority 'Trainees'; two-page advertisement for the film "Borsalino"; one-page advertisement for "MASH"; Angles on Going Public for Film Star [Steve] McQueen, Who Lives 'Dangerously' by A. D. Murphy; one-page "An Open Letter to the Film Industry" from Alfred Nichtenhauser of Cinetex Industries, Ltd. ("[W]e feel that any attack upon the MPAA cannot serve the industry, but merely weaken it"); Nixon's [Herbert] Klein 'Reviews' Webs by Larry Michie; full-page ad for "Something Else" starring John Byner; Global TV's Spring Offensive by Harold Myers ("From Chicago to Cannes, Broadcasters and Producers Are On the Move - An Overview of The Trends and Problems With the Emphasis on Programming as the '70s Decade Unfolds"); Politics Buffeting RAI-TV: B'Cast Monopoly is Threatened by Hank Werba (on Radio Telvisione Italiana); four-page advertisement for RAI-TV (Italian Broadcasting Corporation); full-page advertisement for "The Adventures of Pinocchio"; Whither Television In Britain by Jack Pitman; full-page advertisement for Polytel International Ltd.; full-page ad from intertel ("We British want to see the colour of your money"); Radio & TV Major Concerns In USSR: May Be No. 1 Operation In The World by Vladimir Pozner; full-page advertisement for Telesistema Mexicano; full-page advertisement for The 1969-1970 Tony Awards Telecast (with Hosts Julie Andrews, Walter Matthau, and Shirley MacLaine); full-page advertisement for Judy Carne ("Opening on Broadway - April 14th, in 'The Boyfriend'"). Condition: pages lightly age-toned; short closed edge tear to lower edge of front cover; lower right corners of several pages lightly creased. …