Grove Isaac Van (7 results)

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. Souvenir book of songs and program from 1974 season. ; Exact Reproductions of the original Sheet Music; 13" x 10"; 52 pages.

Condition: Good. Good condition. Laid in: Program Book for 1966 Season performances. (popular music) A copy that has been read but remains intact. May contain markings such as bookplates, stamps, limited notes and highlighting, or a few light stains. Bundled media such as CDs, DVDs, floppy disks or access codes may not be included.…

UK Edition. 1 Vinyl in near fine slipcase. Remains particularly well-preserved overall. Date is suggested. Physical description: 1 long-playing flexible microgroove record. Tracklist: A1 Opening Chorus & The Riff Song. A2 French Military Marching Song. A3 Romance. A4 Then You Will Know. A5 The Desert Song. B1 Finale Of Act I. B2 One Flower Grows Alone In Your Garden. B3 One Alone. B4 The Sabre Song. B5 Finale - French Military Marching Song - One Alone. Subjects: Pop, Stage & Screen. Vinyl. Kitty Carlisle And Wilbur Evans. 1 Kg.…

UK Edition. 1 Vinyl in near fine slipcase. Remains particularly well-preserved overall. Date is suggested. Physical description: 1 long-playing flexible microgroove record. Tracklist: A1 Opening Chorus & The Riff Song. A2 French Military Marching Song. A3 Romance. A4 Then You Will Know. A5 The Desert Song. B1 Finale Of Act I. B2 One Flower Grows Alone In Your Garden. B3 One Alone. B4 The Sabre Song. B5 Finale - French Military Marching Song - One Alone. Subjects: Pop, Stage & Screen. Vinyl. Kitty Carlisle And Wilbur Evans. 1 Kg.…

Softcover. Condition: Very good- condition. First printing. Small Folio. 48pp. Original stiff tan wraps with modern design rendered in color lithography, black and white lettering on cover. With aquamarine decorative framing along foredge of all leaves. Inside covers with three color advertisements. A musical and dramatic spectacle portraying the highlights of four thousand years of Jewish history, presented at the Convention Hall in Philadelphia. An event conceived as a means of symbolizing and representing the ideals and history of the Jewish people. The production originally planned as the Jewish Day, July 3, 1933, at the "Century of Progress Exposition at Chicago." The supporting cast, presumably recruited locally from city to city, numbered many hundreds. At this and a subsequent performance, the pageant was seen by more than 200,00 people and won the unanimous praise of critics and public. On September 24, 1933, it was presented in New York City and ran for twenty-one performances, which were visited by more than 400,000 people. Although "The Romance of a People" was produced for its artistic appeal, the sponsor and the beneficiary of the enterprise is the American Palestine Campaign, which is engaged in the effort to raise funds for the settlement of German Jewish refugees in Palestine. With contributions on Jewish History, a synopsis of the pageant-drama "The Romance of a People," the musical background of the pageant, the principals of cast, an extensive list of the committee of sponsors, with a message from President Franklin D. Roosevelt and a contribution by Louis Lipsky, National Chairman of the American Palestine Campaign, on Palestine, Land of "Promise and Fulfillment." Illustrated with an artistic depiction of Moses, sepia-toned photos of the principals of the cast, a drawing of President Roosevelt, and numerous illustrated advertisements, including inside and back covers. Wraps with light wear, very light flaking along top edge of front cover, with very light wear at foredge corners. …

Softcover. Condition: Very good condition. First printing. Small Folio. 48pp. Original stiff tan wraps with modern design rendered in color lithography, black and white lettering on cover. With aquamarine decorative framing along foredge of all leaves. Inside covers with three color advertisements. A musical and dramatic spectacle portraying the highlights of four thousand years of Jewish history, presented at the Convention Hall in Philadelphia. An event conceived as a means of symbolizing and representing the ideals and history of the Jewish people. The production originally planned as the Jewish Day, July 3, 1933, at the "Century of Progress Exposition at Chicago." The supporting cast, presumably recruited locally from city to city, numbered many hundreds. At this and a subsequent performance, the pageant was seen by more than 200,00 people and won the unanimous praise of critics and public. On September 24, 1933, it was presented in New York City and ran for twenty-one performances, which were visited by more than 400,000 people. Although "The Romance of a People" was produced for its artistic appeal, the sponsor and the beneficiary of the enterprise is the American Palestine Campaign, which is engaged in the effort to raise funds for the settlement of German Jewish refugees in Palestine. With contributions on Jewish History, a synopsis of the pageant-drama "The Romance of a People," the musical background of the pageant, the principals of cast, an extensive list of the committee of sponsors, with a message from President Franklin D. Roosevelt and a contribution by Louis Lipsky, National Chairman of the American Palestine Campaign, on Palestine, Land of "Promise and Fulfillment." Illustrated with an artistic depiction of Moses, sepia-toned photos of the principals of the cast, a drawing of President Roosevelt, and numerous illustrated advertisements, including inside and back covers. Wraps with light wear, crease at top foredge corner of cover. …

Condition: 1900-1930. The Road to Vaux Words by Madelon (Katharine Rankin) Music by Isaac Van Grove pour Chant et Piano Chicago, H. T. Fitz Simons XXe siècle 1927 7 pages 31.0 x 23.8 cm Très bon état 033971 Chant et Piano.