Hardcover Book, The Best Plays of 1933-1934, Burns Mantle, Drama, Black and White Photos, Reference

Hardcover Book, The Best Plays of 1933-1934, Burns Mantle, Drama, Black and White Photos, Reference

Everything you'd need to know about the theatrical season of 1932-33, with individual reports on New York, Chicago, San Francisco, and Southern California, plus the casts and basic data on all plays produced in New York from June 1932 through June 1933. Also included are various statistics, a list of birthdates and birthplaces of prominent players, the year's list of deaths, a list of all Pulitzer Prize winners for drama, and more. Each play is illustrated by a single black & white still from the production. (About half of these became Hollywood movies.)

Size:
8¼ x 5½ inches
574 pages
No Dust Jacket
Published by Dodd, Mead and Company --- 1935 --- Third Printing

This book is in Good condition. The cover has some light staining, and the pages are yellowed with age. The binding is tight and sturdy. There are no rips or tears. This is an ex-library book and as such has library markings and on the back cover the card holder and date page.

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