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Meryl Streep, Liz Sheridan “Happy End” Playbill 1977 Kurt Weill, Bertolt Brecht

Meryl Streep, Liz Sheridan “Happy End” Playbill 1977 Kurt Weill, Bertolt Brecht DESCRIPTION: 1977 off-Broadway Playbill, from the Chelsea Theater Center, for Happy End. Lyrics by Bertolt Brecht, music by Kurt Weill. musical staging by Patricia Birch. The cast included Meryl Streep, Christopher Lloyd, Liz Sheridan, Bob Gunton, Alexandra Borrie and Joe Grifasi. Please see scan 3 above for complete cast listing. Please note the unusual dimensions of this program; it measures 5 x 5 inches, and has 32 pages. It is in very good condition, with light creasing to covers. Includes musical numbers listing plus bios of the cast and the creative team, but no photos. Mac/Windows/Linux Auction Listings by Cycline3.com Sellebrity Analytics Limited time multiple purchase shipping offer! US SHIPPING ONLY Purchase two or more Playbills (Showbills, Showcards, Stagebills) at the same time and pay NO shipping for the entire order! (when multiple purchases are mailed together) No limit to how many Playbills (at least two) can be sent together with no shipping charge! Please note that this offer does NOT include magazines, songbooks, souvenir or any other large format programs (though shipping is discounted for multiple purchases of those items) Please write with any questions. Again, US shipping only!

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The Rothschilds – Pre Broadway Playbill – Oct 1970 Keene Curtis, Jill Clayburgh

Title/Performance: The Rothschilds Locale: Philadelphia / Pre-Broadway Publication: Playbill Issue: October 1970 Special Features: This is from the Out of Town tryouts for The Rothschilds, which opened on Broadway October 19,1970 Venue: Forrest Theatre Condition: Very Good Cast: Keene Curtis, Jill Clayburgh, Chris Sarandon, Hal Linden Creative: Jerry Bock, Sheldon Harnick Signed by: none Includes: n/a About My Playbills Playbills defined – for the purpose of this listing will refer not only to branded Playbill, but also to any equivalent publication that lists information about a particular performance. I’ll try my best to make sure the proper publisher is referenced in the description, I won’t remove all references to Playbill for those that are from other publishers – Showbill, StageBill, and the like. Most people use the term playbill as a generic reference regardless of the publisher. Please refer to the photo attached for clarification on what you will receive. Condition – I use the following scale: Mint – as issued with no damage that would not be found when the usher handed it to you.Near Mint – as issued, but perhaps with some edge wear; no tears, folds, pen marks or appreciable damageExcellent – Great condition with perhaps a bit more wear at the corners; still no pen marks or creases or tearsVery Good – Structurally sound with no tears may have ink smudging – may have pen marks and creases, chips in coverGood – Structurally sound – may have pen marks, minor tears creases folds significant wear to edgesFair – has pen marks, tears, folds, loose binding are all possible.Poor – Includes significant damage – loose cover, missing pages, large tears or missing piecesTo verify the actual damage, please refer to the photos – I’ll try to get photos of the extent of the damage. Shipping – You can choose your shipping method – The following USPS methods will be available (cheapest to most expensive): Regular Mail – this is the eBay option called “Economy Shipping” when you are completing your purchase. Note that all items priced $20 and higher will require tracking and are not available for economy shipping. There is no tracking or insurance, and if you choose this method, I’ll send you a photo of the stamped and addressed envelope before it goes in the mail. Non-delivery is a possibility as things get lost in the mail – if you choose this method, you accept this risk. If you don’t want to accept that risk, please choose Ground Advantage shipping option.USPS Ground Advantage Rate – referred to as “Standard Shipping” or “USPS First Class” for any package up to 70 pounds, this option includes tracking plus $100 Insurance. These are in hard-sided mailers with more protection than the light-weight envelope used in Regular Mail.Priority Mail Flat Rate Envelope – No weight limit as long as they fit in the envelope.For larger packages (bulk purchases or heavier playbills) please ask about combined shipping – It’s always offered. In order to give you a price, I need a list of the items you want to purchase. Packaging – To prevent damage from rain, etc, I package all playbills in plastic. I double-package the Priority Mail Flat Rate Envelope as these tend to get knocked around a bit. If you have any special packaging requests, please let me know.

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The Rothschilds – Pre Broadway Playbill – Oct 1970 Keene Curtis, Jill Clayburgh

The product is a pre-Broadway playbill from October 1970 featuring Keene Curtis and Jill Clayburgh in a production. This memorabilia item originates from the United States and belongs to the theater industry. The playbill provides a glimpse into the entertainment scene of that era and holds historical significance as a piece of theater memorabilia.

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