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New York: Brentano's. (1923). First. First edition. Papercovered boards. Introduction by Dorian Abbott. Long poem written on the front fly, and ending on the titlepage, initialed "T.J.", else fine, lacking the uncommon dustwrapper. Contributor Malcolm Cowley's first book appearance. A nice copy of a fragile construction. . ... more information

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New York: Richard Johns. 1931. First. Volume Two, Number Two. Fine in printed wrappers. Contributors include William Carlos Williams, Robert McAlmon, Mina Loy, Yvor Winters, Louis Zukofsky, Berenice Abbott, Charles Demuth, Joe Gould(!), and many others. . ... more information

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New York: Playbill. (1965). Stapled wrappers. Near fine. Playbill for the play. Boldy Signed on the cast page by the lead, Liza Minnelli. Despite winning a Tony Award for Minnelli as Best Actress in a Musical, the play only ran for 87 performances. . ... more information

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New York: Coward-McCann. (1943). First. First edition. Slight sunning, near fine in a very good, price-clipped dustwrapper with some light spotting, and small nicks and tears. The play, directed by George Abbott, ran on Broadway for 956 performances between 1943 and 1945, and was the basis for the 1945 film directed by Richard Wallace and featuring Shirley Temple, with a supporting cast that included Robert Benchley, Darryl Hickman, and Darren McGavin. Wallace re-filmed it in 1949, again with Temple and Hic... more information

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New York: Coward-McCann. (1943). First. First edition. Light wear at the spine ends, a very good or better copy in near very good dustwrapper with some light rubbing at the spine ends, and several old internal repairs. Nicely Inscribed by the author: "For Carolyn (I'm sorry, sir -- 710 is busy) Burke -- otherwise known as Kag -- otherwise and always a very nice person -- with love from F. Hugh Herbert." The play, directed by George Abbott, ran on Broadway for 956 performances between 1943 and ... more information

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