celeste madame (8 Ergebnisse)

No Binding. Zustand: Very Good. A splendid antique engraved portrait. Mounted/matted and ready to frame. Attractive and decorative. Printed circa 1880.

Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. No Jacket. 20'' by 12'' 1843 Old Playbill or Billboard Notice Advertising Madame Celeste (The Directress) of this Establishment 1843 at The Theatre Royal Adelphi for a production on July 15th 1852 and during the week thereafter.Boxes 4s,Pit 2s Gallery 1s Produced using thick black typepefaces on wafer thin paper.This one was previously folded in middle.Minor nicks and tears to edges.Large playbills or advertising billboard posters are notoriously delicate and hence few survive the onslaught of time.This still shows well.Scarce.

Soft cover. Zustand: Good. No Jacket. 20'' by 12'' 1843 Old Playbill or Billboard Notice Advertising Madame Celeste (The Directress) of this Establishment 1843 at The Theatre Royal Adelphi for an Annual Benefit on May 26th Circa 1843 Mr Buckstone's popular Drama of 'The Flowers of the Forest a Gipsy Story after which will be an entirely new comedy in which Mr Mr Ben Webster will perform and other Entertainment Boxes 4s,Pit 2s Gallery 1s Produced using thick black typepefaces on wafer thin paper.This one was previously folded and repaired to a tear across the centre section with further minor nicks and tears to edges.Large playbills or advertising billboard posters are notoriously delicate and hence few survive the onslaught of time.This still shows well.Scarce.

No Binding. Zustand: Very Good. No Jacket. 20'' by 14'' 1844 Old Playbill or Billboard Notice Advertising Madame Celeste (The Directress) large double page advertisement of this Establishment 1844 at The Theatre Royal Adelphi for various productions including Mysterious Stranger and Telemachus or The land of Calypso.Week commencing Monday Nov 4th 1844.Produced using thick black typepefaces on wafer thin paper.There are some nicks and tears to edges.These large playbills or advertising billboard posters are notoriously delicate and hence few survive the onslaught of time.This still shows well.Scarce in any sort of decent conditiond.

No Binding. Zustand: Good. No Jacket. 20'' by 12'' 1845 Old Playbill or Billboard Notice Advertising 'The Green Bushes ' or A Hundred Years Ago With Overture and Music on the other side is advertised as the Header is St George and The Dragon.Date Circa 1847.Produced using thick black typepefaces on wafer thin paper.There are some nicks and tears to edges.Larger chip to top of the playbill obscuring some of the letters within heading.Large playbills or advertising billboard posters are notoriously delicate and hence few survive the onslaught of time.This still shows well.Scarce Circa 1845 With a Price of a box at 4s and 1s to sit in the Gallery.Rare piece of Theatrical History set in London's West End.

No Binding. Zustand: Good. No Jacket. 20'' by 12'' 1843 Old Playbill or Billboard Notice Advertising 'Madame Celeste' Annual Benefit for May 26th Drama of '' The Flowers of the Forest '' (A Gypsy Story) along with a New Comedy Never Acted in Which Mr Webster will Perform Other Entertainments.Produced using black typepefaces on wafer thin paper.There are some nicks and tears to edges with couple of repaired tears.Chip to lower edges present.Large playbills or advertising billboard posters are notoriously delicate and hence few survive the onslaught of time.This still shows well.Scarce Circa 1843 With a Price of a box at 4s,pit 2s and 1s to sit in the Gallery.Rare piece of Theatrical History set in London's West End.

No Binding. Zustand: Good. No Jacket. 20'' by 12'' 1845 Old Playbill or Billboard Notice Advertising Madame Celeste (The Directress) of this Establishment 1845 at The Theatre Royal Adelphi for various productions including The Green Bushes Monday April 2nd 1845.Produced using thick black typepefaces on wafer thin paper.This one was previously folded in middle.Minor nicks and tears to edges.Largee chip to top left hnd corner just taking out part of the T in 'Theatre' at the top.Large playbills or advertising billboard posters are notoriously delicate and hence few survive the onslaught of time.This still shows well.Scarce.

The Times, 16 February 1860, announces 'the new drama, called A TALE OF TWO CITIES', at the Royal Lyceum Theatre, 'Sole Lessee and Directress, Madame Celeste'. ('Madame Céleste' [Céline Céleste-Elliott] (c.1815-1882) was a French dancer and actress.) 3pp, 12mo. Bifolium. In good condition, lightly aged. Folded three times. The recipient is not named. The letter has a large signature ('Henry Betty.') with florid underlining. It begins: 'Madam | My Father I am happy to say has recovered from his severe and protracted illness, and we feel anxious to visit the Lyceum Theatre upon Saturday next, the 18th, - therefore might I intrude upon you for the favour of an Order for that Evening?' He concludes 'With a grateful recollection of your kindness, and joined by my Father in most sincere wishes for the success of your arduous undertaking.' In a postscript he states that he will 'call for an Answer at the Stage Door upon Friday afternoon'.