New York: Harper & Row, Publishers, 1954. Reprint with "Harper Crest Library Edition" stamped to rear. Octavo. 272 pages. Yellow boards stamped in brown, blue, green, and red. Bright red endpapers. Lacks dust jacket. Basis for the 1956 John Ford film of the same name. Boards show..... More

New York: Roy Publishers, 1954. First U.S. Edition. Octavo. 140 pages. Black and white photographs including La Belle et la Bete frontis. Price-clipped photographic dust jacket. Green boards with spine stamped in gilt. Dust jacket is chipped along edges with soiling and rubbing throughout, predominantly to edges. Spine..... More

Paris: Hachette, 1962. First Edition. Small octavo; publisher's cloth in photo-illustrated dust jacket; 457pp. Some wear to jacket extremities, chiefly at spine ends, corners a bit bumped, else Very Good overall. Prospectus postcard laid in. French film-maker Jean Renoir's memoirs of his father, the painter Auguste Renoir. More

Lakewood, CO: Centipede Press, 2016. Glossy wraps. Octavo. 415 pages. Illustrations and photographs. Unread. Binding is sound. Inoffensive smudge to top of text block. Pages unmarked. More

New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 2020. First Edition, First Printing. Octavo; publisher's boards in white photo-illustrated dust jacket; [12],157pp.; eight leaves of photographic illus. printed on rectos and versos, some in color. A hint of wear from handling, rear jacket panel smudged and lightly soiled along edges with nudging to..... More

New York: Bobbs-Merrill Company, 1911. First U.S. Edition, presumed later issue without "Braunworth & Co" statement at bottom of copyright page. Octavo. 357 pages. Color frontispiece with tissue guard and four color full-page illustrations by Castaigne. Original embossed red cloth with yellow lettering. No dust jacket. Shallow chip at..... More

New York: Harper & Brothers Publishers, 1924. First Edition. Large octavo (24cm.); publisher's cloth-backed decorative paper-covered boards, yellow printed element mounted to upper cover, spine lettered in green; x,[2],398pp.; frontispiece, twenty-one leaves of plates, including seven tipped in photographic portraits and one double-paged cartoon reproduction. Boards quite rubbed with rather..... More

Metuchen: The Scarecrow Press, Inc., 1995. Second Edition. Octavo. 735 pages. No dust jacket, as issued. Black boards with spine stamped in white and front stamped in white with red label. Light wear to corners, with a slight roll to spine. Sticker to rear board. Binding is sound and pages..... More

[New York]: Film Daily, 1937. First Edition. Octavo (23.5cm.); publisher's black decorative cloth embossed in red; 495pp.; illus. throughout, including pictorial ads. Light wear, minor soil to early leaves, else Very Good or better. Includes a "Who's Who in Hollywood," lead by Cecil B. De Mille and Louis B...... More

New York: Simon & Schuster, [2005]. First Edition, First Printing. Thick octavo (24cm.); publisher's simulated cloth-backed boards in photo-illustrated dust jacket; xi,[3],769pp.; 12 leaves of photographs printed on rectos and versos. Light shelf wear to jacket and board extremities, shallow crease to rear flap, else a Very Good, internally fresh..... More

New York: The Noonday Press, 1992. Stated First Edition. Signed by introduction author Donald Bogle with inscription "Dear Joie - Thanks for so many wonderful moments on screen. And thanks for being the really remarkable woman you are. You're just the best! Kind regards always, Donald Bogle." Quarto..... More

London: T.V. Boardman & Company Limited / American Bloodhound, 1955. First UK Edition. Octavo. 189 pages + advertisements. Illustrated dust jacket. Orange boards stamped in black. Basis for the Stanley Kubrick 1956 noir film The Killing, with Jim Thompson writing the screenplay. Unclipped dust jacket is worn..... More

New York: Taplinger Publishing Company, 1982. First Edition. Signed by Ray Bradbury at his short story contribution, "The Meadow." Octavo. 308 pages. Illustrated dust jacket. Red and black boards stamped in gilt. A series of fantastical short stories inspired by some central aspect of Hollywood or the movies. Contributors..... More