young stark editors (39 risultati)

Softcover. Condizione: Fair. Condizione sovraccoperta: No Jacket (As published). 1st Ed. FAIR. 83 pp, toned, but fairly clean, with rough-cut pages (All text intact). Beige paper wraps have rubbing, creasing, tears, and darkenng on edges. Many b&w illustrations (photos & drawings). Contents include: summer season in New York theatre; Schlosspark Theatre community; L'Assommoir at the Ba-ta-Clan; tour of theatrical capitals of Europe; Copeau's school of the theatre; international exhibition in Amsterdam; a one-act play, "The Queen of Sheba" by Stark Young; and more.

Softcover. Condizione: Fair. Condizione sovraccoperta: No Jacket (As published). 1st Ed. FAIR. 83 pp, toned, but fairly clean, with rough-cut pages (All text intact). Green paper wraps have rubbing, creasing, tears, and darkenng on edges. Many b&w illustrations (photos & drawings). Contents include: the year ahead for theatre, with Europe as preceptor; the art of acting; an American Note-Book Abroad; Luigi Pirandello; short play, "Sicilian Limes," by Luigi Pirandello; and more.

Magazine. Condizione: Poor. 1st Edition. A note on condition: a few pages, including front and rear covers, are detached but present and show periodic small edge chips; internal pages and all text present and complete; pages age-browned, fragile and brittle per cheap, acidic paper stock used (pagination will probably cause some or all pages to detach in time); a few closed edge tears; in soiled covers. An outstanding periodical published during the Great Depression, highlights include: editorial Congress and Debt Payments; England Muddles Through by Bruce Bliven; poem "The Unwanted Lonely" by Mark Van Doren; Unemployment Relief by Business by Sumner H. Slichter; Utopian Peacemakers [on the International Congress for Disarmament] by Mary M. Colum; The Ideal Immigrant by Chester T. Crowell; Under Which Hoover? by Felix Ray; letter responding to Matthew Josephson's review of Lewis Mumford's "The Brown Decades" appearing in the November 11 issue (from Elbert Peets; a second letter from Lewis Mumford responds to Elbert Peets); lengthy and often critical review of "Living My Life" by Emma Goldman (reviewed by Waldo Frank).

Paperback. Condizione: Very Good. B/W Illus; Cover Art - Herman Rosse (illustratore). 1st. pp 215-282 clean, unmarked pages;stapld wraps; items by/about: Kenneth MacGowan (from the Four Corners of America art), snes and Settings from (The Spook Sonata, Fashion, The Living Mask,), Ashleey Dukes (Gentlemen and Players), Fredderic McConnell (Cleveand, Ohio playhouse), John mason Brown (an 18th Century theatre), Theater at Drottingham, Daniel Corkery (Pllay: Resurrection), James Reyolds (Design for Eugene O'Neill's Gold), Thomas Hardy (drawing of Imaginary View of Tintagel castle), Etc.

Magazine. pp834-911+ads, 8.5x11 inches, illustrated with photos, drawings, cartoons etc., very good in original stapled yellow and black wraps. Also: The Actor Attacks His Part: with Lunt & Fontanne. The Designer Sets the Stage: with Lee Simonson & Donald Oenslager.

Magazine. pp912-993+ads, 8.5x11 inches, illustrated with photos, drawings, cartoons etc., very good in original stapled orange and black wraps. Also: Hamlets. Backstage at the Movies.

Magazine. pp884-965, 8x9.75 inches, articles, plays, reviews, interviews, photos, scene designs, ads, lightly worn and toned theatre magazines in stapled printed wraps. Also: W.B. Yeats: poet's progress in the theatre. Jacques Callot: three hundred years after. Plans for a college theatre.

Magazine. pp324-404+ads, 8.5x11 inches, illustrated with photos, drawings, cartoons etc., very good in original stapled yellow and black wraps. Also: Success: The Theatre's Only Problem. Out Front at First Lady. Arcturus Over the Statler: a poem. Chinese Dance.

Magazine. pp488-569+ads, 8.5x11 inches, illustrated with photos, drawings, cartoons etc., very good in original stapled yellow and black wraps.

Magazine. Condizione: Fair. 1st Edition. A note on condition: complete issue; pages age-browned, fragile and brittle per cheap, acidic paper stock used (pagination may cause some or all pages to detach in time); 1/2" chip to page 114 affecting several words of text (article Men Without Machines - Part I. Mountain Village); long-ago moisture stain to lower page edges (to blank margins only). An outstanding periodical published during the Great Depression, highlights include: Men Without Machines (Part I: Mountain Village by Stuart Chase); Pens and Pistols: The First Stage of the Spanish Revolution by Heber Blankenhorn; Baccalaureate (to "Members of the Graduating Class") by Bruce Bliven; Poems by Children; poem Tenement Night by H. Boner; lengthy letter from Morris R. Cohen entitled Reason, Nature and Professor John Dewey; shorter response from John Dewey; Robert Herrick, Liberal by Granville Hicks (the second of three essays on the attitude of American novelists toward American industry); two book reviews on "American Earth" by Erskine Caldwell (the first by T.K. Whipple, the second by Malcolm Cowley).

Magazine. Condizione: Good. 1st Edition. A note on condition: complete issue with all text present; pages age-browned, fragile and brittle per cheap, acidic paper stock used (pagination may cause some or all pages to detach in time). An outstanding periodical published during the Great Depression, highlights include: editorial Government by Gangster?; editorial President [Herbert] Hoover and the Experts; Two Peruvians: Dictator and Poet by Waldo Frank (on Augusto B. Leguia and Jose Carlos Mariategui); Soviet China by William Prohme; Graft in Business! Part II: Directors Who Betray their Companies for Private Gain by John T. Flynn; Capitalism Will Not Plan by Norman Thomas; Mees Macy by Stark Young; letter A Communist Looks at the Depression by Joseph North; book "Shadows on the Rock" by Willa Cather reviewed by Newton Arvin.

Magazine. Condizione: Good. 1st Edition. A note on condition: complete issue with all text present; pages age-browned, fragile and brittle per cheap, acidic paper stock used (pagination may cause some or all pages to detach in time). An outstanding periodical published during the Great Depression, highlights include: editorial The Death of the World [The New York World]; editorial Mr. Justice Holmes at Ninety; What Planning Might Do: Goals and Methods for an Economic Brain by George Soule; Silver: The Causes and Consequences of the Depression in Its Value, and Proposed Remedies by H. Parker Willis; Going Into Relievership by Felix Ray; poem Letter from Inland by H. Boner; Newsreels and Pictures (reviews) by Gilbert Seldes; The Position of the Progressive (Part V. Drift or Mastery? by J.B.S. Hardman); poem Angels by Marie de L. Welch; book "The Dry Decade" by Charles Merz reviewed by James Rorty; book "The Passionate Pilgrim, A Life of Annie Besant" by Gertrude Marvin Williams reviewed by T.S. Matthews.

Magazine. Condizione: Good. 1st Edition. A note on condition: complete issue with all text present; pages age-browned, fragile and brittle per cheap, acidic paper stock used (pagination may cause some or all pages to detach in time); narrow chipping along outer spine fold. An outstanding periodical published during the Great Depression, highlights include: Are Depressions Avoidable? by George Soule; Communists and Cops by Edmund Wilson; Problem Children, Inc. by Beulah Amidon (on Susan - Susie - Gladys Sprigg); Two Intellectuals by Robert Morss Lovett (on Norman Hapgood and Arthur James, First Earl of Balfour); Correspondence (including letters from Norman Thomas and Upton Sinclair); book "The House of [J. Pierpont] Morgan" by Lewis Corey reviewed by Burton Rascoe.

Magazine. pp.482-579+ads, 8.5x11 inches, illustrated with photos, drawings, cartoons etc., light pencil bracketing of passages else good magazine in original stapled yellow & black wraps. Cover story: "The World & the Theatre: Dedication to G.P. - National Theatre Conference - For a Negro Theatre.

Magazine. pp.396-473+ads, 8.5x11 inches, illustrated with photos, drawings, cartoons etc., very good magazine in original stapled yellow & black wraps. Cover stories: The Pulitzer Pris: Broadway in Review. Also: Mordecai Gorelik on League of Workers Theatres, Marxism in theatre, Workers Dance League, Chicago's Workers Laboratory Theatre and others.

Magazine. pp858-942, + ads, 8.5x11 inches, illustrated with photos, drawings, cartoons, playscript, etc., lightly worn magazine in original stapled yellow & black wraps. Theatre in America, Spain, Russia, Italy, Ireland, Mexico, England & Germany.

Magazine. pp858-942, + ads, 8.5x11 inches, illustrated with photos, drawings, cartoons, playscript, etc., lightly worn magazine in original stapled yellow & black wraps. Pages 883/884 & 917/918 repeated (a single leaf duplicated but all page present). Theatre in America, Spain, Russia, Italy, Ireland, Mexico, England & Germany.

Magazine. pp768-857, + ads, 8.5x11 inches, illustrated with photos, drawings, cartoons, playscript, etc., lightly worn magazine in original stapled yellow & black wraps. Also; The London Scene by Cooke. Owner & Producer by Hutchens. George Kaufman by Carmer. Billets Doux by Young. "Meyerhold Rehearses a Scene" by Fagin.

Magazine. pp427-508, + ads, 8.5x11 inches, illustrated with photos, drawings, cartoons, playscript, etc., lightly worn magazine in original stapled yellow & black wraps. Also; Boleslavsky's Sixth Lesson. Carmer on Ashley Dukes. A Garden Theatre by Lees. Show at the Quarter by Black. Simonson's Stage Designs.

Magazine. pp690-767, + ads, 8.5x11 inches, illustrated with photos, drawings, cartoons, playscript, etc., lightly worn magazine in original stapled yellow & black wraps. Also; A Crux in English Acting by Cooke. The Transit of Venus by Brown,

Magazine. pp346-426, + ads, 8.5x11 inches, illustrated with photos, drawings, cartoons, playscript, etc., worn magazine in original stapled yellow & black wraps. Mrs. Fiske's Theatre. A Comedy in Ancient Rome. Circus to Theatre.

Magazine. pp99-176. + ads, 8.5x11 inches, illustrated with photos, drawings, cartoons, playscript, etc., worn magazine in original stapled yellow & black wraps. Broadway in Review. A Lesson in Acting by Boleslavsky, the 4th lesson of 6. The Folger Memorial Library. Stratford's New Theatre. Puppetry 1931.

Magazine. pp177-259. + ads, 8.5x11 inches, illustrated with photos, drawings, cartoons, playscript, etc., worn magazine in original stapled yellow & black wraps. Central City Opera House. Theatre Gods. Fifth Annual Travel Issue. The Theatre in Leningrad.

Magazine. 87p. + ads, 8.5x11 inches, illustrated with photos, drawings, cartoons, playscript, etc., worn magazine in original stapled yellow & black wraps. Scenes from six Polish Productions. Two photos and an essay by Argentina (the dancer). Scene from Rice's "Left Bank" & "Counselor at Law".

Magazine. pp530-623 + ads, 8.5x11 inches, illustrated with photos, drawings, cartoons, playscript, etc., worn magazine in original stapled yellow & black wraps. The Colleges Protest: Vassar Experimental Theatre under Hallie Flanagan produces "Can You Hear Their Voices". The Adding Machine at The Goodman. Boleslavsky's short play "A Third Lesson in Acting". Architecture for Theatre.

Magazine. pp444-528 + ads, 8.5x11 inches, illustrated with photos, drawings, cartoons, playscript, etc., worn magazine in original stapled yellow & black wraps. Kreymborg's play. Also: German Stage & Talkie. A World Dance Congress. Ukrainia on the Bowery by Tichenor on the Ukrainian Labor Club producing William Chopinsky's "Galicia Aflame".

Magazine. pp182-273+ads, 8.5x11 inches, illustrated with photos, drawings, cartoons etc., lightly worn magazine in original stapled yellow & black wraps. La Farge on the dances of the Southwestern Indians, Eastern Magic by Mulholland. Third Annual Travel Issue.

Magazine. pp788-873 + ads, 8.5x11 inches, illustrated with photos, drawings, cartoons, playscript, etc., unopened pages, worn magazine in original stapled yellow & black wraps. "When We Dead Awaken" design by Jones. Russian Jewish Theatre's "Jim Copperhead". Tokyo Left Theatre & the Japanese Stage.

Magazine. pp358-443 + ads, 8.5x11 inches, illustrated with photos, drawings, cartoons, playscript, etc., centerfold plates detached but present, worn magazine in original stapled yellow & black wraps. Also: The Face of the Actor. The New Ballerina. Children's Theatre.

Magazine. pp178-267 + ads, 8.5x11 inches, illustrated with photos, drawings, cartoons, playscript, etc., worn magazine in original stapled yellow & black wraps. Also: The Malvern Festival. Fourth Annual Travel Issue. The Teatro Farnese. Japanese Plays of Revolt.