Mcbride frank ed (4 résultats)

Softcover staple bound journal, 40 pages, very good condition, except light crease to covers around spine and to pages at top edge; no internal marks.

Stapled wraps. Etat : Near Fine. [a small amount of wear along the spine, otherwise nice and fresh, just about as new]. (B&W photographs) Nicely-done program/tribute book, largely photographic, from Capra's Life Achievement Award dinner; includes filmography. It's interesting to note that the tribute book's editor (also the co-author of the tribute itself) was Joseph McBride, who some years later published a highly critical biography of Capra. NOTE that this would appear to be the "public" version of the program, with Capra pictured on the front cover, that was produced for sale and/or distribution to AFI members; the program distributed at the dinner itself, following the pattern of earlier years, had a silver-on-silver cover featuring only the AFI logo). Nonetheless, along with most of these programs prior to 1986 -- the first time a specifically-labeled "AFI Souvenir Edition" was produced in large quantities -- this one is fairly scarce.].…

stapled wrappers. Etat : fair. 16mo; 91, 9 pages of ads ( promoting up to Dialogue N0. 40 ), lacks rear wrapper, orange top wrapper chipped at bottom and detached. H. Elliott McBride's contribution, " A 'Colored' Lecture" is for four lads, is in Negro dialect, and takes place in a school-room. The lead piece, by Metta Victor is, " Invisible heroes, or, What the telephone did : a dress drama for parlor exhibition, or amateur theatricals, for five young ladies." That appears to be a rather early use of a telephone in a dramatic setting { The telephone was patented only as recently as 1876}. In THE HOUSE OF BEADLE AND ADAMS, by Johannsen, is unfortunately cited under the title, "A Fortunate Mistake". [ D30 ].…

Stapled wraps. Etat : Near Fine. First Edition. [a nice clean copy, minor handling wear only and a couple of small horizontal stress lines along the spine]. (B&W photographs) Nicely-done program/tribute book, largely photographic, from Capra's Life Achievement Award dinner; includes filmography. It's interesting to note that the tribute book's editor (also the co-author of the tribute itself) was Joseph McBride, who some years later published a highly critical biography of Capra. [NOTE that this is not the version of the program that was produced for sale to the public by the AFI (which had a picture of Capra on the front), but rather the program distributed at the dinner itself, with a silver-on-silver cover featuring only the AFI logo).]. …