tommy trinder (5 Ergebnisse)

Audio Book (DVD). Zustand: Fine. Universal Pictures 2005, Run time 2 hours and 30 minutes 3 DVD SET, Parental Guidance. Minor wear to slipcase Just used once by my wife so LIKE NEW. Full refund if not satisfied. 24 hour dispatch. via Tracked. If not pictured in this listing, a scan of the actual book is available on request.

Hardcover. Zustand: Good. No Jacket. The boards are slightly shelf rubbed and edge worn with age related and handling marks. There is previous owner's inscription within the front board. Wearing is visible at the spine area within. The pages are slightly tanned, but the text is still crisp and clear. Internally clean and tightly bound. Complete with 191 pages. [B.K.]. Our orders are shipped using tracked courier delivery services.

Original stapled colour illustrated souvenir theatre programme. 8½'' x 5½''. 8 printed pages. In Very Good condition. Member of the P.B.F.A. THEATRE PROGRAMMES.

Zustand: Very Good. Original 1940s autograph book of Fred Bason; with signatures of many boxers, Light Opera, theatre and film stars. Dimensions 105mm x 160mm. Faux leather binding in bright red, lettered gilt with small embossed motif in green. Autographs clearly written in ink with neat minutely-written notes giving background detail on each. Signatures include: J. Penning, Freda Jackson colour Reginald Wadsworth, Bruce Trent, Vivien Leigh, Laurie Buxton, Luigi Infantino, Tommy Noble, Tommy Trinder, John Justin, Anne Crawford, Ian Wallace, Jimmy Briant, Ted Kid Lewis, Danny Webb, Diane Hart, Belinda Lee, Pam Austin, Jane Griffiths, Jane Hilton, Susan Beauhart, Agnes Maisky (+ Photo clipping) Iain Wallace , Donald Wulfit, Michael Redgrave, Sheila Bradley, Marie Rustie, Bert Gilroy, Harry Silver, RJ Hoblyn, Norman Lewis, Alda Reeves, Andrea Mongelli, Paulo Silveri, Sam Reynolds, Peter Kane, Basil Sydney,Jony Roberts, Elsie and Doris Waters, Commander C.Nowell, R.N., Letty Flynn (Jamaica) Syd Worgan (+photo clipping) Katie Boyle, Ronald Ward. Loosely inserted Photo card 'Gay Rosalinda' signed by Richard Dolman, Irene Ambrus and Peter Graves. Loosely inserted 'Town Hall Program' clipping with difficult to read signature./Fred Bason (1907-1973) was an English bookseller, writer and broadcaster most famously known for his collection of diaries that were published in four volumes in the early 1950s. Near very good. Very slight wear & slight marking of covers. Signedes.

The three items are stapled to one another, in good condition on lightly-aged paper. The first item is the typescript, which is 1p., 4to. It is addressed to 'Dear Brother Artist,' and begins: 'You will possibly be rather surprised to receive a letter from me, but after having spent most of my life in the Provinces, I now find myself landed in London. I am surprised at the amount of discussion and activity that takes place here regarding the "politics" of the theatre - and realise how you in the Provinces are apt to get left out. With regard to Sunday Opening I think that this is a matter which primarily affects you personally. | I am rather surprised to find that a few West End actors, who know nothing of those train journeys from Scunthorpe to Lincoln via Plymouth (because the Railway Company is repairing a tunnel - on Sunday!) were opposed to bettering the travelling and working conditions of 75% of our Profession - and that means you again.' A reference to 'the Progressive bunch, the anti-D.O.R.A.'S' follows, with an injunction for 'those of you who are Equity members - to vote in the Ballot. Whether you are for or against - vote and vote now - post that card now.' The draft ends: 'Yours sincerely, | (Signature block)'. In a postscript Trinder apologises 'for poking my nose into something that appears not to concern me by sending you this book. But I feel it concerns everyone in the show business, be it circus, music-hall, or the "legit." to give the Forces and the Public what they obviously want and need.' The facsimile of Trinder's signature (the 'Signature block' referred to in the typewritten draft) is 8.5 cm long, on a 5 x 20cm strip of paper. The manuscript draft, with several emendations, is 4pp., 12mo, and is written out in pencil on four leaves. A copy of Trinder's printed circular is among the Robert Donat papers at the John Rylands Library in Manchester.