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					  <channel><title>Ballet, Cinema ,Stagecraft and TheTheatre.- Mary Ward Books</title>
    <description>Ballet, Cinema ,Stagecraft and TheTheatre. Used Books - Here are the latest additions to the Ballet, Cinema ,Stagecraft and TheTheatre. category of the Mary Ward Used Books catalogue</description>
    <link>http://www.marywardbooks.com/categories/120.html</link><item><title>Barons Ballet Finale by Arnold Haskell</title><description>          Collins 1958: first edition: blue cloth hardcover: dust jacket: approximately 9 by in 11 inches tall: 192 pages, most of black and white photographic illustrations , and including  four full-page colour plates and  index .  Contents : introduction and brief commentary by Arnold L. Haskel.  La Markova.  France.  America.  The musical.  The Festival Ballet.  The Bolshoi Theatre Ballet.  De Cuevas. The Royal Danish Ballet.  Exotics.  Prewar Ballet Russe. Prewar Sadler's Wells.  Portrait Gallery.  Index.  Condition edges of dust jacket worn and repaired: endpapers and title pages foxed: contents very clean and good                         </description> <link>http://www.marywardbooks.com/books/mw00188776655.html</link></item><item><title>1980 Costume Designs   Royal Shakespeare Theatre  Stratford -upon- Avon  by designs by Farrah, Nadine Bayklis, Ralph Koltai,</title><description>           Royal Shakespeare Theatre 1980: card folder containing 16 costume deigns, with protective transparent paper:  approx 8.5" x 12" tall. Synopsis: Costume deign by Farrah for  Touchstone , Celia and Rosalind, Hymen's Feast ( final scene) in " As You Like It ": by Nadine Baylis for Romeo, Juliet, Tybalt , The Nurse, in "Romeo and Juliet": by Ralph Koltai for Ophelia/ Gertrude, Hamlet, Polonius in " Hamlet": by Farrah for The Opening Scene, Duke of York- Queen Isobel- Bushy- Bagot- Green , Bolingbroke/ Richard in "Richard 11": by Farrah for Queen Margaret and Richard, The Killing of Hastings, The Eve of the Battle of Bosworth ( ghost scene) " Richard 111". Condition: one prptective paper missing:  very clean and good overall .                              </description> <link>http://www.marywardbooks.com/books/mwoo11223344.html</link></item><item><title>A Short History Of The Ballet by Cyril W Beaumont</title><description>          40 pages 29 black and white illustrations. A concise history from  the 14th century.          </description> <link>http://www.marywardbooks.com/books/mw00452.html</link></item><item><title>The Staging Handbook by Francis Reid</title><description>                    Gift inscription in ink inside front cover  160 pages          </description> <link>http://www.marywardbooks.com/books/027301143x.html</link></item><item><title>The Stage Lighting Handbook by Francis Reid</title><description>                     Pitman Publishing instruction book 2001.  127 pages. Name stamped on first page otherwise clean and Very Good.          </description> <link>http://www.marywardbooks.com/books/0273002090.html</link></item><item><title>The \Masque Library numbers 1-9 by Lionel Carter</title><description>           Curtain Press 1950: hardcover : no dust jacket: A collection of nine  theatre notebooks :   full and half page  b/w and colour reproduction photographs and  illustrations . Synopsis: A collection of editions of "The Masque " described in the prologue as - " A theatre notebook designed to enable playgoers to preserve a complete and decorative record of the most notable productions of the contemporary theatre. Each issue will be devoted to a single play: thus there will be an article by a well known dramatic critic, photographs of the play and coloured reproductions of scene and costume design." This edition contains:- King Lear by Ivor Brown: Oscar Wilde and theatre by James Agate: Designs of the theatre by Rex Whistler parts 1, 2 and 3: Notes on the Verse Drama by Christopher Hall: New Developments In The French Theatre by Anthony Curtis: Theatrical Figures in Porcelain ( German XVIII Century) by Sacheverell Sitwell . Condition: Ex-library book : no dust jacket;  cover stressed and with  worn edges ;  library stickers and stamps ; binding a little loose : contents clean; good quality colour and b/w photographic reproductions:  Overall acceptable and collectable.                                </description> <link>http://www.marywardbooks.com/books/mw060606.html</link></item><item><title>The Goon Show Scripts by Milligan, Spike</title><description>                               Woburn Press 1972, third impression: board book : 189 pages. Contents Foreword: Introduction: The Goons then : The Goons now: The Cast : The main characters: The Scripts: ( The Dreaded batter Pudding Hurler: The Phantom Head-Shaver; The Affair of the Lone Banana:The Canal:  Napoleon's Piano: Foiled by President Fred: The Mighty Wurlitzer: The Hastings Flyer: The House of Teeth: Backward by Harry Secombe.  Condition: edge slightly rubbed: small inscription and circular symbol to end paper: overall very clean and good  
                                                  </description> <link>http://www.marywardbooks.com/books/0713000767.html</link></item><item><title> The Victorian Theatre  A pictorial Survey by Richard Southern</title><description>           David and Charles 1970 first edition: hardback in dust jacket: 122 pages including index: coloured frontispiece; B/W illustrations . Synopsis: a detailed and scholarly description of the character and techniques of the Victorian theatre : stage machinery, theatre architecture, and  scene painting  illustrated with interesting photographs- some hitherto unpublished. ,   Condition: very clean and good -almost as new-
                                                </description> <link>http://www.marywardbooks.com/books/0715349686.html</link></item><item><title>Lyric Theatre Programme   The Good Companions  1932 by Lyric Theatre</title><description>Twelve page paperback  theatre programme for the Lyric Theatre production of The Good Companions featuring John Gielgud as "Inigo Jollifant", Adele Dixon as "Susie Dean", and Edward Chapman as "Jess Oakroyd " Full page  black and white illustrations of John Gielgud  inside cover, Edward Chapman on page 2, and John Gielgud with Adele Dixon inside back cover. Programme undated but a  full page advertisement to back cover  for Stewart and Ardern Ltd, the sole London distributors of Morris Cars,  invites readers to send for a 1932 Morris Catalogue. Other  illustrated advertisements in the programme are for Liberty Hats; Dressmaking and Tailoring to Order at Debenham and Freebody; Dobie's of Paisley ( pipes and tobacco); and  Rowntrees Chocolate.  Other non -illustrated  contemporary  products and services  are also advertised . Condition: slight wear, and a 1.5 cm slit to lower hinge. Overall clean, good  and collectable.                                        </description> <link>http://www.marywardbooks.com/books/mw115.html</link></item><item><title>A Pictorial History of the Western Film by William Everson</title><description>           Citadel Press Inc.U.S:1969 hardback in dustjacket: 8.5" x 11" tall: 246 pages including index: b/w photographic illustratons throughout. Conditon: dust jacket edges worn and repaired with upper corner cut: cover and contents clean and good.                              </description> <link>http://www.marywardbooks.com/books/0806502576.html</link></item><item><title>The Hollywood Western: 90 Years of Cowboys and Indians, Train Robbers, Sheriffs and Gunslingers, and Assorted Heroes and by William K. Everson</title><description>Citadel Press  1992 soft cover: 8.5" x 11" tall: 287 pages including index: b / w illustrated throughout. Condition: slight creasing to back cover : used but clean and good.                    </description> <link>http://www.marywardbooks.com/books/0806512563.html</link></item><item><title>FIFTY WORST MOVIES OF ALL TIME  and how they got that way by Harry  and Michael Medved</title><description>                    Angus and Robertson 1981 : soft cover 8" x11" tall: 288 pages including index; b/w illustrations through out. Condition: firm, very clean and uninscribed.                                         </description> <link>http://www.marywardbooks.com/books/0207145210.html</link></item><item><title>A picture history of the cinema by Ernest Lindgren</title><description> Vista 1980 first edition: black boards with gilt lettering to spine; no dust jacket; 160 pages including index; Black and white photographic illustrations throughout. Contents- The Pioneers  1895-1902; The growth  of an industry 1903-1912; The creation of Hollywood 1912-1918; Europe at War 1914-1918; The Emergence of an Art 1918-1928; Hollywood bestrides the World 1918-1928; The Shadows Speak 1928-1939; The Film in war 1940-1945; After the War 1946-1951; Universal Art 1947---- Condition : very clean and good : lacks dust jacket                    </description> <link>http://www.marywardbooks.com/books/B0000CKPOP.html</link></item><item><title>Missing Reel the Untold Story of the Los by Christophe Rawlence</title><description> Fontana 1991: paperback :306 pages: black and white photographic illustrations. Synopsis
The story of how Augustin Le Prince got two-thirds of the way to patenting the technology of the film camera, only to be flattened by the big battalions of Edison and Co. in America. The author has written and directed several films, including "The Man who Mistook his Wife for a Hat". 
Condition: paper slightly tanned :overall very clean and good .                    </description> <link>http://www.marywardbooks.com/books/0006373283.html</link></item></channel></rss>