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Pages: 116, Paperback, tredition

Stoker, Bram. DRACULA (Photoplay edition). New York: Grosset & Dunlap Publishers, n.d. [c.1931]. Octavo, cloth. Photoplay edition. Photoplay edition issued to coincide with the release of the Universal motion picture (1931) starring Bela Lugosi as the Count, directed by Tod Browning. Four stills from the film inserted into the book. A very good copy, some spotting to fore-edge, slight fade to head of spine in a very good dust jacket, rubbing to folds, small closed tear to upper front...

Quick Overview Photoplay began as a short-fiction magazine concerned mostly with the plots and characters of films at the time and was used as a promotional tool for those films. In 1915, Julian Johnson and James R. Quirk became the editors (though Quirk had been vice-president of the magazine since its inception), and together they created a format which would set a precedent for almost all celebrity magazines that followed. By 1918 the editors could boast a circulation figure of 204,434, the popularity...

THE INSIDE OF THE CUP Illustrated with scenes from the photoplay -- produced by Cosmopolitan, a Paramount picture

The thief will steal the gold from your purse; the food from your house; or the magic rope. Whatever he wants, he takes and he has decided to steal from the Caliph - until he sees the ...

Jenny Lynn is a photo-based artist and designer who has been widely exhibited and published. Her work ranges from conceptual photographs and hand-assembled collages to dimensional and functional pieces. Ms. Lynn's unique and varied photographic works, notably ABSOLUT LYNN (commissioned for the “Absolut Artists” series), are best described as a ‘media mix’, and have been featured in Photo District News, The New Yorker, and ZOOM magazines. Jenny Lynn has taught and lectured at colleges, universities...

Grosset & Dunlap: NY 1898 7.5 x 5, hardcover, 389 pp, illustr with scenes from the 1915 movie version with William H. Crane, original blue cloth with dark green and orange nouveau floral decorations, dark green titles, corners gently bumped, jacket chipped and worn, internally clean and sound, vg in good jacket. Reprint.

ITEM DETAILS Michelson, Miriam in the Bishop's Carriage - PHOTOPLAY Harrison Fisher New York: Grosset & Dunlap 1904. Hard Cover. Although the illustrator is noted as Harrison Fisher, this is the photoplay edition, with several scenes from the Broadway play staring Miss Jessie Busley as Nance. An internet database notes that this play was on Broadway in 1907, placing this issue later than the copyright date of 1904, but still "in the period". This book is particularly scarce in the dj. Dj...

THE GOLDEN SNARE Illustrated with scenes from the photoplay--David M. Hartfords production. A First National attraction

Reprints. 12mo; 194 & 159 pp., 4 plates. Former owner's name f.f.e. Very light damp stain to front cover, light extremity rubbing. V.g. copy, no d.j. No mention of the second novel on either cover of title page.