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YOKOO TADANORI (1936-)
There's no Business like "Show" Business
New York, PPP éditions, 558x397mm, 20p., en feuilles. (104342)
Reference : 104342
Élégante parodie d'un numéro du New York Times entièrement illustrée en couleurs par Tadanori Yokoo. Tirage de 2500 exemplaires, imprimé par Toppan à Tokyo.Edité à l'occasion de l'exposition de Yokoo à New York, Roth-Horowitz, November 10-December 22, 2001.Exemplaire à l'état neuf, signé en première page par l'artiste.
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Partition de la chanson : Annie get your gun Vocal selection contenant 10 titres : - Anything you can do - You can't geta man with a gun - My defenses are down - I got the sun in the morning - There's no business like show business - Moonshine Lullaby - Doin' what comes natur'lly - The girl that i marry - They say it's wonderful - An old fashioned wedding Edition de 1967 Annie get your gun
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The Quarterly of Film, Radio and Television - Dallas W. Smythe - Franklin Fearing - May W. Seagoe - Walter Krulevitch Kingson and Rome Cowgill - Jay E. Gordon - Coleman O. Parsons - Lawrence Morton
Reference : 83550
(1951)
The Quarterly of Film, Radio and Television - Volume VI - Winter 1951 - Number 2 , (1. Problems in communication : The consumer's stake in radio and television - A word of caution for the intelligent consumer of motion pictures - Children's television habits and preferences - 2. Radio : Radio in Puerto Rico - 3. Films : There's really no business like show business - Cyrano's nose since Rostand - 4. Music : Composing, orchestra and criticizing - 5. A bibliography for the Quarter)
University of California , The Quarterly of Film, Radio and Television Malicorne sur Sarthe, 72, Pays de la Loire, France 1951 Book condition, Etat : Bon paperback, editor's red and cream wrappers illustrated by 3 figures on the left part of the front part grand In-8 1 vol. - 107 pages
1st edition, 1951 Contents, Chapitres : 1. Problems in communication : Dallas W. Smythe : The consumer's stake in radio and television - Franklin Fearing : A word of caution for the intelligent consumer of motion pictures - May W. Seagoe : Children's television habits and preferences - 2. Radio : Walter Krulevitch Kingson and Rome Cowgill : Radio in Puerto Rico - 3. Films : Jay E. Gordon : There's really no business like show business - Coleman O. Parsons : Cyrano's nose since Rostand - 4. Music : Lawrence Morton : Composing, orchestra and criticizing - 5. Franklin Fearing : A bibliography for the Quarter minor folding track on the bottom corner of the bottom side of the wrappers, else, near fine copy, no markings, inside is clean - The Quarterly of Film, Radio and Television - Volume VI - Winter 1951 - Number 2 (pages 109 to 215)
