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New York: Clarkson N. Potter. Very Good in Very Good dust jacket. 1990. First Printing. Hardcover. 0517541793 .

New York: Applause, 1997. Reprint. Boards. Near Fine in Near Fine Dust Jacket. 8vo, 233 pp., illus. Light wear to head of spine.

New York, Clarkson N. Potter, Inc. (1980),, 1980. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Fine/very good. Pages 255, octavo, hardcover, first American edition., first printing. Many illustrations in both color and black and white illustrations. Includes bibliographical notes, index. Book is in Fine condition ; dust jacket is lightly rubbed, price-clipped, Very Good. 102504A ISBN: 0517541793

London: Sidgwick & Jackson. 8vo, 300 pages, illustrated. . Very Good. Paperback. Revised and Updated Edition.. 1989.

London England: Sidgwick & Jackson Ltd, 1989. Paperback. In this revised and updated edition of his bestselling autobiography, John Gielgud tells the story of his life in the theatre, of the plays he has starred in and directed, of the films he has appeared in (sometimes reluctnatly, as in the case of Caligula), of the actors and actresses he has known - from James Mason, marlon Brando and Richard Burton, to Elizabeth Taylor, Mrs. Patrick Campbell and Liza Minelli - and of the theatres in which he has played - from new York to Rangood. He also tells of the theatre he knew as a young man, the theatre that was run by the great actor/managers, men like Tree and du Maurier, and of the star actresses - Eleonora Duse, Sarah Bernhardt and, of course, his own great-aunt, Ellen Terry - whose names alone could fill a theatre. Published to coincide with Sir John's eighty-fifth birthday, this book records the life of this most highly acclaimed actor, right up to the present day and his appearance in the… Read More

London: Sidgwick and Jackson, 1975. A near Fine unmarked copy with near Fine dustjacket. 253 pages. 12 colour plates and 112 black and white illustrations. In this book Sir John Gielgud tells the story of his life in the theatre, of the plays he starred in, and directed, of the actors and actresses he worked with - from Mrs. Patrick Campbell to Richard Burton - and of the theatres in which he has played - from New York to Rangoon. He also tells of the theatre he knew as a young man, the theatre that was run by the great actor/managers, men like Tree and du Maurier, and of the star actresses whose name alone could fill a theatre - Eleonora Duse, Sarah Bernhardt, and, of course, his own great-aunt, Ellen Terry. With the aid of many photographs from his own collection, he recounts not only his own life, but also a well documented history of the British theatre. **** A HEAVY VOLUME OF 0.9 KILO UNPACKED WEIGHT WHICH MAY REQUIRE EXTRA SHIPPING COST **** 24. First. Hard Cover. Near Fine/Near… Read More