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(MICHENER, James; RODGERS, Richard; HAMMERSTEIN, Oscar; LOGAN, Joshua)
New York: Lehmann, 1958.
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THE TALE OF SOUTH PACIFIC
(MICHENER, James; RODGERS, Richard; HAMMERSTEIN, Oscar; LOGAN,Joshua)
New York: Lehmann, 1958.
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(MICHENER, James; RODGERS, Richard; HAMMERSTEIN, Oscar; LOGAN,Joshua)
New York: Lehmann, 1958.
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PRIVATE. MR. BERNARD SHAW'S PLAYS
(SHAW, George Bernard)
(London): [1943?].
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(SHAW, George Bernard)
(London): [1943?].
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THREE PLAYS
(SHAW, George Bernard) ARCHER, William
London: Constable and Company Ltd., (1927).
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(SHAW, George Bernard) ARCHER, William
London: Constable and Company Ltd., (1927).
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EDNA: THE GIRL OF THE STREET
(SHAW, George Bernard) KREYMBORG, Alfred
New York: (Guido Bruno), 1919.
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(SHAW, George Bernard) KREYMBORG, Alfred
New York: (Guido Bruno), 1919.
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TRADE UNIONISM FOR CLERKS
(SHAW, George Bernard) LLOYD, J. Henry & SCOULLER, R. E
London: Cecil Palmer and Hayward, n.d [1919].
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(SHAW, George Bernard) LLOYD, J. Henry & SCOULLER, R. E
London: Cecil Palmer and Hayward, n.d [1919].
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TRADE UNIONISM FOR CLERKS
(SHAW, George Bernard) LLOYD, J. Henry & SCOULLER, R. E
London: Cecil Palmer and Hayward, n.d [1919].
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(SHAW, George Bernard) LLOYD, J. Henry & SCOULLER, R. E
London: Cecil Palmer and Hayward, n.d [1919].
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FAMILY LIFE IN GERMANY UNDER THE BLOCKADE
(SHAW, George Bernard) RICHTER, Lina (compiler)
London: National Labour Press Ltd., July 1919.
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(SHAW, George Bernard) RICHTER, Lina (compiler)
London: National Labour Press Ltd., July 1919.
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INTERNATIONAL GOVERNMENT ... WITH A PROJECT BY A FABIAN COMMITTEE FOR A SUPERNATIONAL AUTHORITY THAT WILL PREVENT WAR
(SHAW, George Bernard) WOOLF, L. S
New York: Brentano's, 1916.
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(SHAW, George Bernard) WOOLF, L. S
New York: Brentano's, 1916.
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THOMAS HEYWOOD
(SYMONDS, John Addington) HEYWOOD, Thomas
London: Vizetelly & Company, 1888.
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(SYMONDS, John Addington) HEYWOOD, Thomas
London: Vizetelly & Company, 1888.
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THE WORLD OF TENNESSEE WILLIAMS
(WILLIAMS, Tennessee) LEAVITT, Richard
New York: Putnam's, (1978).
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(WILLIAMS, Tennessee) LEAVITT, Richard
New York: Putnam's, (1978).
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PAID ON BOTH SIDES
AUDEN, W. H
(New York): Eye and Ear Theater, (1983).
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AUDEN, W. H
(New York): Eye and Ear Theater, (1983).
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ENDGAME: A PLAY IN ONE ACT FOLLOWED BY ACT WITHOUT WORDS: A MIME FOR ONE PLAYER
BECKETT, Samuel
New York: Grove Press, (1958).
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BECKETT, Samuel
New York: Grove Press, (1958).
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![Small folio (9" x 12") bound in full "army khaki" flexible leather with gilt lettering on the front cover. Includes sheet music for 19 of Berlin's songs, including "This Is the Army, Mr. Jones" and "Oh! How I Hate to Get Up in the Morning" from the Broadway musical that later toured the nation and the world and was made into a movie starring Ronald Reagan with much of the proceeds from all of its various guises donated to the U.S. Army. At the time of the original production, the U.S. Armed Forces were segregated; as a result of Berlin's insistence, the unit performing THIS IS THE ARMY became the only integrated company in uniform. Which leads to an interesting connection with the SIGNED INSCRIPTION by the great composer in this volume: "To Roy Lord/with gratitude/for helping to make/'This is the Army'/what it was in/the U.K./Irving Berlin." General Roy[al] Lord was the chief of staff to General John C. H. Lee, nicknamed "Jesus Christ Himself" for his arrogance. Lee had a number of roles in World War II including commander of the supply services for the U.S. Army in the European Theater and General Eisenhower's deputy commander. It was at Lee's suggestion that Black troops were allowed to serve in combat for the first time in the war in the Battle of the Bulge after 50,000 soldiers were killed or wounded in the first week of action. He received an Honor Roll of Race Relations from the New York Public Library's Schomberg Collection of Negro Literature for this action. Light rubbing to edges and spine with slight loss at the tips.](/agvent/images/items/80x160/012982.jpeg "Small folio (9\" x 12\") bound in full \"army khaki\" flexible leather with gilt lettering on the front cover. Includes sheet music for 19 of Berlin's songs, including \"This Is the Army, Mr. Jones\" and \"Oh! How I Hate to Get Up in the Morning\" from the Broadway musical that later toured the nation and the world and was made into a movie starring Ronald Reagan with much of the proceeds from all of its various guises donated to the U.S. Army. At the time of the original production, the U.S. Armed Forces were segregated; as a result of Berlin's insistence, the unit performing THIS IS THE ARMY became the only integrated company in uniform. Which leads to an interesting connection with the SIGNED INSCRIPTION by the great composer in this volume: \"To Roy Lord/with gratitude/for helping to make/'This is the Army'/what it was in/the U.K./Irving Berlin.\" General Roy[al] Lord was the chief of staff to General John C. H. Lee, nicknamed \"Jesus Christ Himself\" for his arrogance. Lee had a number of roles in World War II including commander of the supply services for the U.S. Army in the European Theater and General Eisenhower's deputy commander. It was at Lee's suggestion that Black troops were allowed to serve in combat for the first time in the war in the Battle of the Bulge after 50,000 soldiers were killed or wounded in the first week of action. He received an Honor Roll of Race Relations from the New York Public Library's Schomberg Collection of Negro Literature for this action. Light rubbing to edges and spine with slight loss at the tips."){kind=small}
BERLIN, Irving
n.p. [New York]: 1942.
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