New York: Random House, (1939). First edition. Faint, unavoidable offset to endpapers, otherwise fine in slightly soiled dust jacket with nicked tips and a touch of minor rubbing. An attractive copy of this play which starred Katherine Cornell and Laurence Olivier. Item #32534 More
(New York: American Theatre Press, 1979). First edition, first production. Playbill March 1979. Near fine in stapled paperwraps. Item #51555 More
New York: D. Appleton & Company, 1926. First edition. Page edges faintly foxed, otherwise about fine in lightly soiled dust jacket with chipping to spine ends and tips(not affecting any lettering). Item #33102 More
(New York): Dramatists Play Service, (1980). First edition. SIGNED by Patrick on title page. Fine in pale yellow, stapled paperwraps. Item #51285 More
New York: Random House, (1936). First edition. Near fine in an age-darkened dust jacket with light soiling and very shallow chipping. Scarce. Item #25279 More
New York: Dodd, Mead and Company, 1921. First U.S. edition of the "Play Edition." Jerome was a very popular writer in his time, and his humor still holds up nearly a century later. Near fine with previous owner's name and date on front endpaper and page edges and cloth cover..... Item #25464 More
[New York]: HarperCollins Publishers, (1998). First edition. Translated and introduced by Joel Agee. Uncorrected proof, fine in tan paperwraps. Includes glossy pictorial dust jacket, with drawings by Maurice Sendak. Item #33314 More
(New York): New Directions Book, (1960). First edition. Made into the 1962 movie starring Anthony Franciosa, Jane Fonda and Jim Hutton. Near fine with a very faint foxing on top page edges, otherwise binding strong, corners sharp, crisp and bright lettering on spine. Dust jacket shows very minor rubbing and..... Item #54129 More
New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, (1935). First edition. Sherwood won the Pulitzer Prize for drama three times, although not for this one, which may be better remembered than his Pulitzer winners. Very good with two long skinned marks on front endpaper and page edges somewhat soiled. In a rubbed dust..... Item #24829 More
New York: 1954 - 1956. An original playbill, a souvenir playbook (magazine-style keepsake offered for sale at each play); and an original ticket stub for each one of these 1950's Broadway musicals. THE TEAHOUSE OF THE AUGUST MOON: Martin Beck Theatre; starring Burgess Meredith; ticket stub for Tuesday evening November..... Item #56062 More
(San Francisco): Centaur Press, 1949. First edition. Limited to 1000 copies. Broughton's play illustrated by Daniel Harris in his first appearance as "Zev." The first book from the press founded by Broughton and Kermit Sheet. SIGNED BY BROUGHTON on half-title page and INSCRIBED WITH A LARGE DRAWING BY ZEV on..... Item #53548 More
Toledo: Friends of the University of Toledo Libraries, 1987. First edition. Four short plays. Number 230 of 500 numbered copies. White, stapled paperwraps printed in orange and black; in marbled paper dust jacket with label on front printed in orange and black. Fine in original envelope (good to very good)..... Item #55133 More
New York: Ives Washburn, 1929. First edition. Very good with fading and rubbing to the spine ends and a faint spot of soiling to the back board, previous owner's name on first free endpaper, but otherwise minimal wear. In a very good dust jacket: spine is tanned and has shallow..... Item #51194 More
New York/London: John Lane, 1916. First edition, first issue. Cloth edges rubbed, a few pages nicked, otherwise a very good, copy, lacking the dust jacket. Item #25299 More
New York: The Macmillan Co., 1926. First U.S. edition. His most famous play and one of the most famous Irish dramas. Minor rubbing to corners, name on front end paper, and a small dark spot on front inner hinge paper, otherwise very good or better in a dust jacket with..... Item #32771 More
London: B. Newbery and T. Johnson, 1780. Early edition with the ten-page "Life of the Author" added. The first edition was published in Dublin in 1777. Engraved title page; final leaf with contents listed on recto and with verso stating: "This edition contains several additions and corrections never before printed;..... Item #52806 More
Richmond: Privately Printed, 1906. First edition. The Cabell forgery, adapted from his "Love Letters of Falstaff." Cabell denied knowledge of this piracy, which he called "a forgery sadly bungled." But reportedly it was produced as a spoof perpetrated and published by Ben Abramson of the Argus Book Shop with Cabell's..... Item #49332 More
London: George Allen & Unwin, (1938). First edition. Translated from the Czech by Paul Selver and Ralph Neale. Old glue stain on rear pastedown otherwise near fine. In price-clipped dust jacket, about very good with spine tanned but lettering still bright and a few relatively small chips and tears. Scarce..... Item #54003 More
New York: Random House, (1954). First edition. Illustrated with photographs of the stage production. Near fine in a lightly soiled dust jacket with age darkening and very shallow chipping. Item #25463 More
New York: Scribner's Sons, 1905. First edition. Elizabeth von Arnim (1866 - 1941), born Mary Annette Beauchamp, was an Australian-born British novelist who, after her second marriage became Countess Russell. Early in life she went by Mary but after the publication of her first book, she was known to her..... Item #54579 More
Northridge: Lord John Press, 1980. First edition. One of 250 SIGNED numbered copies. Fine in dust jacket. Item #32243 More
London: Methuen & Co, (1956). First edition of his first book. A play set in Mountjoy Prison, Dublin, where "The Quare Fellow," who is never seen or heard, is condemned to die the following day for an unnamed crime. Fine in very good or better, price-clipped dust jacket rubbed at..... Item #54368 More
New York: Harcourt, Brace and Co., (1942). First edition. Colored frontispiece by Arthur Szyk. Very good with previous owner's name on front pastedown and some soiling on page edges; in dust jacket with edges and spine age darkened, light rubbing, soiling and shallow chipping. Item #25272 More
New York: Random House, (1954). First edition. Two very tiny tears to head of spine,otherwise near fine in price-clipped dust jacket with minor rubbing, orange background of spine faded and shallow chipping to spine ends and tips. Still, a bright, attractive copy with photographs from the production which starred Burgess..... Item #33117 More
