The Leslie Uggams Beauty Book by Uggams, Leslie - 1966-06T

Columbia. Very Good. This is an LP Record, not a CD. Record, slip cover and jacket are in very good shape, a little general wear on the jacket, the record looks fine, a little light scratching, should play fine, not warped. All records are shipped in a box to protect them from the postman's wrath and make sure you get them in the same condition I have them in currently. Most of my customers rave about my packaging. All US items are shipped with delivery confirmation, if you require this, please let me know.

N.Y.: Columbia Records Special Archives Series. Fine Vinyl Record/STILL SEALED LP. 331/3 RPM LP VINYL RECORD. STILL SEALED NEW LP RECORD / Columbia Records Special Archives Series CSRP 8506 / Vocals by Leslie Uggams, with Mitch Miller's Sing Along Chorus / STEREO / 33 1/3 RPM LP VINYL RECORD .

P.S. Classics, 2006-05-23. Audio CD. Very Good. 5x4x0. a couple of dings to booklet; otherwise, jewel case and rear cover art are in excellent condition; disc is mint; because we care that your order arrives in the condition stated, we have additionally sealed the case in bubblewrap for added protection during shipment

Los Angeles: Cinerama Releasing, 1972. Complete set of eight vintage color studio still photographs from the 1972 film. Based on J.E. Franklin's 1969 play. The youngest daughter in a working-class African American family dreams of becoming a dancer, and is determined to avoid the fate of her mother and two older sisters, who married and had children at a young age, and who express dissatisfaction and frustration with their stagnant lives. One of the few Blaxsploitation films of the 1970s to depict the everyday lives and dreams of blue collar Black women. Shot on location in Los Angeles. 10 x 8 inches. Near Fine. Howard, Blaxploitation Cinema, p. 97-98.

New York: Theatre De Lys, 1971. Vintage oversize poster for the 1971 off-Broadway play, which played at the Theatre de Lys in New York on June 17, 1971 and played for 247 performances before closing on June 6, 1972. Winner of the Drama Desk Award for Best Play of the 1971-72 season. Originally broadcast on PBS for an episode of the WGBH Boston televison series "On Being Black" during the 1968-1969 season, before being produced by the New Federal Theatre at St. Augustine's Church, directed by noted playwright and stage director Shauneille Perry. After playing to full houses and rave reviews the play then moved to the Theatre de Lys on June 17, 1971. The first major stage production of a play by Franklin. Following the production at the Theatre de Lys the play then toured Baltimore, Washington DC, Chicago, and Detroit. In 1972 the play was made into a feature film directed by Ossie Davis and starring Brock Peters, Claudia McNeil, and Leslie Uggams. An episodic coming-of-age story of a young African… Read More