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The Miracle staged by Max Reihnhardt Souvenir booklet and Civic Auditorium

The Miracle staged by Max Reihnhardt Souvenir booklet and Civic Auditorium program booklet [two items] - 1926

by Reinhardt, Max, Karl Vollmoeller, Engelbert Humperdinck, Friedrich Schirmer, Norman Bel Geddes, Rudolf Kommer, Mrs. James O'Donnell, J. H. Thuman, Ashton Stevens

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New York & San Francisco: F. Ray Comstock & Morris Gest, offset lithography by Sackett & Wilhelms and Civic Auditorium, SF, 1926. Two program booklets including: [40p] 9.25x12.5 inch souvenir booklet illustrated with color plates by Bel Geddes of the costumes and sets including a full-color center-spread of the set design, b&w photos of participants, a synopsis by the author, essays and biographies, covers detached but present, covers rubbed and edgeworn with much wear to the spine-fold, stapled text-block pages are very good with bright plates. The Civic program is 20p. including covers, 6x9 inches on plain cream stock, production and local staff information as well as local ads, booklet in stapled wraps. With a company of 600 and designs by Norman Bel Geddes this production was scheduled for a four city tour with a company of 600. A musical pageant about a cathedral near a nunnery where the image of the Madonna performs cures and miracles, based upon Vollmoeller's novel "The Last Miracle
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  • Title The Miracle staged by Max Reihnhardt Souvenir booklet and Civic Auditorium program booklet [two items]
  • Author Reinhardt, Max, Karl Vollmoeller, Engelbert Humperdinck, Friedrich Schirmer, Norman Bel Geddes, Rudolf Kommer, Mrs. James O'Donnell, J. H. Thuman, Ashton Stevens
  • Publisher F. Ray Comstock & Morris Gest, offset lithography by Sackett & Wilhelms and Civic Auditorium, SF, New York & San Francisco
  • Date 1926
  • Bookseller's Inventory # 260604

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