Description
Step back in time to 1946 with this unique playbill from the iconic Imperial Theatre's production of 'Annie Get Your Gun,' featuring the talented Mary Ellen Grass. This beautifully preserved piece of theatrical history offers a glimpse into the world of Broadway as it was nearly 80 years ago! Theater enthusiasts and collectors alike will be delighted to add this nostalgic memento to their collection.
The playbill is in good condition overall, displaying minor signs of wear appropriate for its age. It has been well-preserved, ensuring that you can cherish the experience of live theater from a bygone era. The charm of vintage items lies in their stories, and this playbill is no exception. While it does exhibit a few imperfections, including some writing, these details contribute to its character and authenticity. Don't miss your chance to own a piece of theatrical lore!
One of the standout features of this playbill is its protective plastic covering, which helps maintain its integrity and keeps it safe from dust and damage. This means you can display it proudly in your home or office without fear of wear and tear. Plus, the inclusion of photographs showcases the exact condition of the item, allowing you to make an informed purchase decision.
Key Features:
- Historical significance from the 1946 Broadway production.
- Comes with a protective covering for long-lasting preservation.
Whether you are a dedicated theater aficionado, a collector of memorabilia, or simply someone who appreciates the art of performance, this playbill is a remarkable find. It offers a tangible connection to the past and celebrates the legacy of an outstanding production.
Specifications:
- Good condition.
- Minor wear on book. See photos.
- Comes with plastic protective covering.
- Some writing. See photos.
Don’t miss this chance to own a piece of Broadway history! Whether for your personal collection or as a unique gift for a theater lover, this 1946 'Annie Get Your Gun' playbill is sure to delight. Place your order today and enjoy a wonderful slice of theatrical heritage!