(our reference # 1011)
PROGRAMME : "King's Rhapsody" Souvenir Programme
VENUE : Palace Theatre, Cambridge Circus W.1
LICENSED TO : Tom Arnold and Emile Littler
SEASON/PERIOD/DATE : 15/09/1949 for 841 performances
PRESENTED BY : Tom Arnold
DIRECTED BY : Murray Macdonald
DEVISED, WRITTEN, & COMPOSED BY : Ivor Novello
FEATURING : Ivor Novello, Vanessa Lee, Olive Gilbery, Zena & Phyllis Dare (see photo of full cast list)
* This souvenir programme is bound in purple flock (a similar colour to this type). It has full pages, with black & white photos, of the leading actors/actresses and numerous other smaller photos of scenes and cast members. It also has "The Story" as well as various information relating to the play, Tom Arnold and Ivor Novello.
Programme description
Height &
width
: 30 x 22.5 cm.
Number of pages : 10 plus covers (double staple)
Weight
: 115 grams
Condition* : Covers - moderate/poor. Inner pages generally Good (see photos). Minor damage on the top edge
The cover gilded/golden lettering and crest on the covers has completely worn away leaving only a black "shadow".
The inner pages, text and photos are in good condition with minor ageing, or slight ageing, mainly around the page edges
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*Notes
on Programme Condition* Many of our
programmes are over 50 years old (some are 100 years or more) and consequently
usually have signs of "yellowing", "tanning/toning" and, in
some cases, "foxing" (brown spots). Print quality varies
and there may also be some small creases, thumbed corners and minor tears
along the edges of the pages and, particularly, the covers. Some programmes
have poorly and unevenly cut edges to the covers and inner pages. If metal
staples were used they may have rusted, partially or completely, leaving rust
stains and some, or all, of the pages unstapled. In some instances, the crease
along the seam (fold) of the cover pages may have split resulting in the covers
separating.
Depending on the extent of the various imperfections, and
the programmes age, we grade it as being “Very Good, Good,
Moderate, Poor or Very Poor” and, if we consider it relevant, we will specify
significant damage.
The grading and comments are our own opinion and are not any form of
“warranty”. Please study the photos closely before bidding for, or purchasing,
any programme