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Magazine. Condizione: Fair. Tear at spine, staples beginning to rust. Light overall soiling of exterior.

Magazine. Condizione: Fair. Tear at spine, staples beginning to rust. Light overall soiling of exterior.

Magazine. Condizione: Fair. Tear at spine, staples beginning to rust. Light overall soiling of exterior.

Paper Cover. Condizione: Very Good. staple bound 10x12" magazine 16pp photographs plus viii text.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Paperback. Condizione: Fair. First Edition. Book.

Hardcover. Condizione: Good. Light wear to boards. Bumping. Content has toning to page ends. Previous owner name to ffep. No DJ.

Hardcover. Condizione: Acceptable. Circa 40pp stapled magazine with many black and white illustrations and contemporary advertisements. 4to. Front cover is worn and soiled; rubbed, and scuffed around edges, with some brittled cracking over spine. Rear cover is missing and the final page has some tears around staples making it wobbly else internally a few minor signs of handling but generally clean, bright and tight. The Play Pictorial was a monthly London theatrical magazine. There were 446 issues in total, with the first published in April 1902 and the last in September 1939. It was first edited by Rudolph Birnbaum (from April 1902 to April 1904), then by Frank M Boyd. then Fred Dangerfield. In 1906, after Benjamin Findon became editor, a position he retained until the journal folded on the outbreak of the second world war.The Play Pictorial showcased, with largely pictorial features, contemporary West End theatre productions, with each issue providing a detailed record of a single show. It described plot, costumes and sets, and had numerous photographs of the cast and scenes from the production. For musicals, some of the lyrics and short extracts from the scores were included. This issue features a 1908 production of The Passing of the Third Floor Back.

Softcover. Condizione: Fair. Circa 40pp stapled magazine with many black and white illustrations and contemporary advertisements. 4to. Covers are worn and soiled; rubbed, and scuffed around edges, with some brittled cracking over spine. Internally a few minor signs of handling but generally clean, bright and tight. The Play Pictorial was a monthly London theatrical magazine. There were 446 issues in total, with the first published in April 1902 and the last in September 1939. It was first edited by Rudolph Birnbaum (from April 1902 to April 1904), then by Frank M Boyd. then Fred Dangerfield. In 1906, after Benjamin Findon became editor, a position he retained until the journal folded on the outbreak of the second world war.The Play Pictorial showcased, with largely pictorial features, contemporary West End theatre productions, with each issue providing a detailed record of a single show. It described plot, costumes and sets, and had numerous photographs of the cast and scenes from the production. For musicals, some of the lyrics and short extracts from the scores were included. This issue features a 1907 production of A White Man starring Nora Lancaster and Lewis Waller as the Countess of Kethill and James Wynnegate respectively.

Softcover. Condizione: Acceptable. Circa 40pp stapled magazine with many black and white illustrations and contemporary advertisements. 4to. Covers are worn and soiled; rubbed, and scuffed around edges, with some brittled cracking over spine, short tear on rear panel. Internally a few minor signs of handling but generally clean, bright and tight. The Play Pictorial was a monthly London theatrical magazine. There were 446 issues in total, with the first published in April 1902 and the last in September 1939. It was first edited by Rudolph Birnbaum (from April 1902 to April 1904), then by Frank M Boyd. then Fred Dangerfield. In 1906, after Benjamin Findon became editor, a position he retained until the journal folded on the outbreak of the second world war.The Play Pictorial showcased, with largely pictorial features, contemporary West End theatre productions, with each issue providing a detailed record of a single show. It described plot, costumes and sets, and had numerous photographs of the cast and scenes from the production. For musicals, some of the lyrics and short extracts from the scores were included. This issue features a 1910 production of the operetta The Chocolate Soldier, based on George Bernard Shaw's play, The Arms and the Man. starring Constance Drever and Charles Herbert Workman. (Shaw despised the operetta, calling it "a putrid opera bouffe in the worst taste, but came to regret refusing payment when it became an international success).

Softcover. Condizione: Acceptable. Circa 40pp stapled magazine with many black and white illustrations and contemporary advertisements. 4to. Covers are worn and soiled; rubbed, and scuffed around edges, with some brittled cracking over spine and rusty staples. Internally a few minor signs of handling but generally clean, bright and tight. The Play Pictorial was a monthly London theatrical magazine. There were 446 issues in total, with the first published in April 1902 and the last in September 1939. It was first edited by Rudolph Birnbaum (from April 1902 to April 1904), then by Frank M Boyd. then Fred Dangerfield. In 1906, after Benjamin Findon became editor, a position he retained until the journal folded on the outbreak of the second world war.The Play Pictorial showcased, with largely pictorial features, contemporary West End theatre productions, with each issue providing a detailed record of a single show. It described plot, costumes and sets, and had numerous photographs of the cast and scenes from the production. For musicals, some of the lyrics and short extracts from the scores were included. This issue features a 1907 production of Matt of Merrymount starring Fred Terry in the title role.

Softcover. Condizione: Acceptable. Circa 40pp stapled magazine with many black and white illustrations and contemporary advertisements. 4to. Covers are worn and soiled; rubbed, and scuffed around edges, cracked along spine causing partial detachment of covers. Internally a few minor signs of handling but generally clean, bright and tight. The Play Pictorial was a monthly London theatrical magazine. There were 446 issues in total, with the first published in April 1902 and the last in September 1939. It was first edited by Rudolph Birnbaum (from April 1902 to April 1904), then by Frank M Boyd. then Fred Dangerfield. In 1906, after Benjamin Findon became editor, a position he retained until the journal folded on the outbreak of the second world war.The Play Pictorial showcased, with largely pictorial features, contemporary West End theatre productions, with each issue providing a detailed record of a single show. It described plot, costumes and sets, and had numerous photographs of the cast and scenes from the production. For musicals, some of the lyrics and short extracts from the scores were included. This issue features a 1908 production of Pete, with Matheson Lang starring as Peter Quilliam.

Softcover. Condizione: Acceptable. Circa 40pp stapled magazine with many black and white illustrations and contemporary advertisements. 4to. Covers are worn and soiled; rubbed, and scuffed around edges, rubbed along spine with staples rusting. One corner bumped. Internally a few minor signs of handling but generally clean, bright and tight. The Play Pictorial was a monthly London theatrical magazine. There were 446 issues in total, with the first published in April 1902 and the last in September 1939. It was first edited by Rudolph Birnbaum (from April 1902 to April 1904), then by Frank M Boyd. then Fred Dangerfield. In 1906, after Benjamin Findon became editor, a position he retained until the journal folded on the outbreak of the second world war.The Play Pictorial showcased, with largely pictorial features, contemporary West End theatre productions, with each issue providing a detailed record of a single show. It described plot, costumes and sets, and had numerous photographs of the cast and scenes from the production. For musicals, some of the lyrics and short extracts from the scores were included. This issue features a 1910 production of Nobody's Daughter starring George du Maurier.

Softcover. Condizione: Acceptable. Circa 40pp stapled magazine with many black and white illustrations and contemporary advertisements. 4to. Covers are worn and a little soiled; rubbed, at edges, with a small chip and corner crease on rear panel. Internally a few minor signs of handling but generally clean, bright and tight. The Play Pictorial was a monthly London theatrical magazine. There were 446 issues in total, with the first published in April 1902 and the last in September 1939. It was first edited by Rudolph Birnbaum (from April 1902 to April 1904), then by Frank M Boyd. then Fred Dangerfield. In 1906, after Benjamin Findon became editor, a position he retained until the journal folded on the outbreak of the second world war.The Play Pictorial showcased, with largely pictorial features, contemporary West End theatre productions, with each issue providing a detailed record of a single show. It described plot, costumes and sets, and had numerous photographs of the cast and scenes from the production. For musicals, some of the lyrics and short extracts from the scores were included. This issue features a 1910 production of Grace starring Irene Vanbrugh and Dennis Eadie.

Softcover. Condizione: Fair. Circa 40pp stapled magazine with many black and white illustrations and contemporary advertisements. 4to. Covers are worn and soiled, rubbed and scuffed at edges with some minor creasing. Internally minor signs of handling else clean, bright and tight. The Play Pictorial was a monthly London theatrical magazine. There were 446 issues in total, with the first published in April 1902 and the last in September 1939. It was first edited by Rudolph Birnbaum (from April 1902 to April 1904), then by Frank M Boyd. then Fred Dangerfield. In 1906, after Benjamin Findon became editor, a position he retained until the journal folded on the outbreak of the second world war.The Play Pictorial showcased, with largely pictorial features, contemporary West End theatre productions, with each issue providing a detailed record of a single show. It described plot, costumes and sets, and had numerous photographs of the cast and scenes from the production. For musicals, some of the lyrics and short extracts from the scores were included. This issue features a production of the musical The Balkan Princess starring Isabel Jay.

Softcover. Condizione: Fair. Circa 40pp stapled magazine with many black and white illustrations and contemporary advertisements. 4to. Covers are worn and soiled; rubbed, and scuffed around edges, with brittled cracking all along spine, almost wholly detaching covers. Rear covers more heavily soiled and with some staining and . Internally a few minor signs of handling but generally clean and bright but a myriad of tiny indentations and small creases. The Play Pictorial was a monthly London theatrical magazine. There were 446 issues in total, with the first published in April 1902 and the last in September 1939. It was first edited by Rudolph Birnbaum (from April 1902 to April 1904), then by Frank M Boyd. then Fred Dangerfield. In 1906, after Benjamin Findon became editor, a position he retained until the journal folded on the outbreak of the second world war.The Play Pictorial showcased, with largely pictorial features, contemporary West End theatre productions, with each issue providing a detailed record of a single show. It described plot, costumes and sets, and had numerous photographs of the cast and scenes from the production. For musicals, some of the lyrics and short extracts from the scores were included. This issue features a 1907 production of The Thief starring Irene Vanbrugh and George Alexander.

HRD. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Softcover. Condizione: Acceptable. Circa 40pp stapled magazine with many black and white illustrations and contemporary advertisements. 4to. Covers are worn and soiled; rubbed, and scuffed around edges. Internally a few minor signs of handling but generally clean, bright and tight. The Play Pictorial was a monthly London theatrical magazine. There were 446 issues in total, with the first published in April 1902 and the last in September 1939. It was first edited by Rudolph Birnbaum (from April 1902 to April 1904), then by Frank M Boyd. then Fred Dangerfield. In 1906, after Benjamin Findon became editor, a position he retained until the journal folded on the outbreak of the second world war.The Play Pictorial showcased, with largely pictorial features, contemporary West End theatre productions, with each issue providing a detailed record of a single show. It described plot, costumes and sets, and had numerous photographs of the cast and scenes from the production. For musicals, some of the lyrics and short extracts from the scores were included. This issue features a 1910 production of Jack and Beanstalk featuring Julia James and Dolly Castles.

HRD. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Soft cover. Condizione: Good. 4Vo. C40pp. Illustrated With B& W Photos. 3 Square Cms Of Abrasion On Front Wrappers. Otherwise Unworn. Staple Hinges Slightly Rusted. Circa 1914.

Paper Cover. Condizione: Very Good. Approximately 20pp with b&w illustrations. Staple bound 10x12".

Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good. 4Vo. C40pp. Illustrated With B& W Photos. Staple Hinges Slightly Rusted. Minor Rubbing To Spine. Very Light Soiling To Uncreased, Unworn Coloured Wrappers. C.1914.

Condizione: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

Hardcover. Condizione: Good. No Jacket. 1st Edition. viii / 214 pp tissue guarded frontispiece, green cloth with gilt titles. Cloth sunned and marked, corners rubbed and softened, endpapers tanned and marked, solid study copy.

Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good. 4Vo. C40pp. Illustrated With B& W Photos. Coloured Wrappers Are Unyellowed, Unworn. Small Crease To Foot Of Rear Wrappers. And Uncreased. Staple Hinges Slightly Rusted. Remarkable Condition Given The Age.Circa 1914.

extracted article on this production with Fred Leslie and Leslie Henson, very good, 8pp., music by Ivor Novello and Jerome Kern with lyrics by Adrian Ross and Clifford Grey. Produced by George Grossmith and Edward Laurillard.

Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good. 4Vo.Illustrated With B& W Photos. Coloured Wrappers Are Bright, Unworn And Uncreased. Staples Binding Rusted. Remarkable Condition Given The Age. Photos Available On Request. Main Feature: 'The Pearl Girl'.

Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good. 4Vo.Illustrated With B& W Photos. Coloured Wrappers Are Bright, Unworn And Uncreased. Staples Binding Rusted. Remarkable Condition Given The Age. Photos Available On Request. Main Feature: 'Mr. Wu'.

Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good. 4Vo.Illustrated With B& W Photos. Coloured Wrappers Are Bright, Unworn And Uncreased. Staples Binding Rusted. Remarkable Condition Given The Age. Photos Available On Request. Main Feature: 'Sealed Orders'.