Description
The 1945 Booth Theatre presentation of "Foxhole in the Parlor" by Elsa Shelley is a remarkable piece of theatrical history. This captivating work originally premiered at the esteemed Booth Theatre, showcasing Shelley’s unique storytelling that resonates even today. Gather around this classic script, perfect for collectors, theatre enthusiasts, or those simply curious about vintage theatre.
This vintage item is in good condition, making it an excellent addition to your theatre memorabilia collection. The book has minor wear and tear, consistent with its age, but overall, it remains in respectable shape for its value. Each page is a glimpse into the past, inviting readers to immerse themselves in the drama and artistry of mid-20th century theatre.
One of the standout features of this product is its plastic protective covering, which helps preserve the integrity of the book. This thoughtful addition ensures that your purchase remains safeguarded from dust, moisture, and other environmental factors that could cause damage.
- Includes original protective covering for enhanced preservation.
- Displays unique historical significance as a premier script from 1945.
While exploring the pages, you may notice some writing that adds an intriguing personal touch. Previous owners may have jotted down their thoughts or notes, making it a more personal experience for the next reader. Be sure to examine the photos for a closer look at condition details.
Whether you are a seasoned curator or a newcomer to the world of theatre, the "Foxhole in the Parlor" serves as a tangible link to the vibrant past of live performance. Don’t miss your chance to own this piece of history and enjoy the intricate storytelling that only a stage script can provide.
