Stringer's Books and Ephemera
Rare and Fine Books and EphemeraMovie - Television Books (33 items)
- (Cover title:) MOVIES ARE BETTER THAN EVER FROM 20TH CENTURY FOX No place no publisher (1950)35.00Staple-bound booklet in near fine condition with slight edge wear, slight wear to corners.
16 pages with photos.Booklet size is 4" x 9".1950s campaign booklet from 20th Century Fox.00684View Full Details - TORONTO DAILY STAR25.00
TORONTO STAR WEEK TELEVISION GUIDE
May 1 to May 8, 1971 (Toronto) Toronto Star 1971Magazine is in near fine condition with slight wear to corners and spine ends, slight tanning to covers and pages.
36 pages, with TV listings, local ads.Magazine size is 8" x 10 1/2".Original TV Guide from the Toronto Star for May 1 to 8th, 1971. Now not just TV Listings and related articles this issue has expanded to also include an entertainment guide (restaurants, shows) on what is happening in the city of Toronto, and more, and, of course, TV listings for the Toronto area and the crossword (unused).00328View Full Details - TORONTO DAILY STAR25.00
TORONTO STAR WEEK TELEVISION GUIDE
April 18 to 24, 1971 (Toronto) Toronto Star 1971Magazine is in near fine condition with slight wear to corners and spine ends, slight tanning to covers and pages.
36 pages, with TV listings, local ads.Magazine size is 8" x 10 1/2".Original TV Guide from the Toronto Star for April 18 to 24th, 1971. Now not just TV Listings and related articles this issue has expanded to also include an entertainment guide (restaurants, shows) on what is happening in the city of Toronto, and more, and, of course, TV listings for the Toronto area and the crossword (unused).00329View Full Details - TORONTO DAILY STAR25.00
TORONTO STAR WEEK TELEVISION GUIDE
January 3 to 10, 1970 (Toronto) Toronto Star 1970Magazine is in near fine condition with slight wear to corners and spine ends, slight tanning to pages.
28 pages, with TV listings, local ads.Magazine size is 8" x 10 1/2".Original TV Guide from the Toronto Star for the January 3 to 10, 1970. A look at artist Charles Russell, ABC special A Last Laugh at the Sixties, and more, and, of course, TV listings for the Toronto area and the crossword (unused).00330View Full Details - TORONTO DAILY STAR25.00
TORONTO STAR WEEK TELEVISION GUIDE
February 15 to 22, 1969 (Toronto) Toronto Star 1969Magazine is in near fine condition with slight wear to corners and spine ends, slight tanning to pages.
28 pages, with TV listings, local ads.Magazine size is 8" x 10 1/2".Original TV Guide from the Toronto Star for the February 15 to 22, 1969. Australia a National Geographic Special, College Rebels, and more, and, of course, TV listings for the Toronto area and the crossword (unused).00331View Full Details - GLOBE AND MAIL25.00
TORONTO TELEVISION GUIDE
July 11 to 17, 1987 (Toronto) The Globe and Mail 1987Magazine is in very good+ condition with some wear to corners and spine ends, slight edge wear.
64 pages, with TV listings, local ads.Magazine size is 8" x 11".Original TV Guide from the Globe and Mail for July 11 to July 17, 1987. With brief articles on William Wyler, the old Motion Picture Palaces, and more, and, of course, TV listings for the Toronto area.00333View Full Details - TORONTO DAILY STAR25.00
TORONTO STAR WEEK TELEVISION GUIDE
February 22 to March 1, 1969 (Toronto) Toronto Star 1969Magazine is in near fine condition with slight wear to corners and spine ends, slight tanning to pages.
28 pages, with TV listings, local ads.Magazine size is 8" x 10 1/2".Original TV Guide from the Toronto Star for the February 22 to March 1, 1969. With articles on what movies should be shown on TV, a Jacques Cousteau special on CBC, and more, and, of course, TV listings for the Toronto area and the crossword (unused).00339View Full Details - TORONTO DAILY STAR25.00
TORONTO STAR WEEK TELEVISION GUIDE
April 19 to 26, 1969 (Toronto) Toronto Star 1969Magazine is in near fine condition with slight wear to corners and spine ends.
28 pages, with TV listings, local ads.Magazine size is 8" x 10 1/2".Original TV Guide from the Toronto Star for the April 19th to April 26th week 1969. Includes short articles on CHCH TV's Hot Line with Tom Cherington, the Tony Awards, and, of course, TV listings for the Toronto area.00341View Full Details - TORONTO DAILY STAR25.00
TORONTO STAR WEEK TELEVISION GUIDE
May 3 to 10, 1969 (Toronto) Toronto Star 1969Magazine is in near fine condition with slight wear to corners and spine ends, slight curl along the spine.
28 pages. with TV listings, local ads.Magazine size is 8" x 10 1/2".Original TV Guide from the Toronto Star for the May 3rd to May 10th week 1969. Includes short articles on ABC special on early flight, Andy Williams Special and, of course, TV listings for the Toronto area.00342View Full Details - TORONTO DAILY STAR27.50
TORONTO STAR WEEK TELEVISION GUIDE
May 31 to June 7th, 1969 (Toronto) Toronto Star 1969Magazine is in near fine condition with slight wear to corners and spine ends.
34 pages. with TV listings, local ads.Magazine size is 8" x 10 1/2".Original TV Guide from the Toronto Star for the May 31st to June 7th week 1969. Includes short articles on Darryl Zanuck D-Day Revisited ABC special, also articles on country music, Dick Cavett and, of course, TV listings for the Toronto area.00343View Full Details - TORONTO DAILY STAR30.00
TORONTO STAR WEEK TELEVISION GUIDE
July 26 to August 2nd, 1975 (Toronto) Toronto Star 1975Magazine is in near fine condition with slight wear to corners and spine ends, slight tanning to covers and pages.
36 pages, with TV listings, local ads.Magazine size is 8" x 10 1/2".Original TV Guide from the Toronto Star for July 26 to August 2nd, 1975. A great science fiction cover by Tom McNeely used to promote the Science-Fiction Convention in Toronto, also information on what is happening in the city of Toronto, and more, and, of course, TV listings for the Toronto area and the crossword (unused).00345View Full Details - TORONTO DAILY STAR25.00
TORONTO STAR WEEK TELEVISION GUIDE
May 30 to June 6, 1970. (Toronto) Toronto Star 1970Magazine is in near fine condition with slight edge wear, slight wear to corners and spine ends.
28 pages, with TV listings, local adsMagazine size is 8" x 10 1/2".Original TV Guide from the Toronto Star for the May 30 to June 6, 1970. Includes short articles on the Ray Stevens series, Peter Gzowski, and, of course, TV listings for the Toronto area and the crossword (unused).00347View Full Details - THE STORY OF THE PARATROOPERS OBJECTIVE, BURMA No place Published as a Public Service of Warner Bros. Pictures with the Cooperation of the U.S. Amry Parachute School, Fort Benning, Georgia no date (1944-45)75.00Brochure is in near fine condition with slight edge wear, slight wear to corners and spine ends.
16 pages (including covers) with illustrations and photos throughout.Staple-bound brochure, size is 8" x 10 1/2".Scarce original brochure published by Warner Bros. Pictures to coincide with the release of their film "Objective, Burna".01656View Full Details
"This brochure on the motion picture, "Objective, Burma," has been prepared by Warner Bros. Pictures with the cooperation of the U.S. Army's Parachure School, Fort Benning, Georgia. The screen play presents a dramatic fictional story of a group of paratroopers supposedly dropped behind the enemy lines to destroy a Japanese radar station in the Burma jungles."
With brief articles on "Goal of the Paratroopers" by Brig. Gen. Ridgely Gaither, commandant of the Parachute School; "Mission for Tonight Objective, Burma" by Captain Clyde Alexander; "Men of the Future" by Keith Ayling; and more. - FIFTH ANNUAL “OUT OF THIS WORLD” SERIES AUGUST 6, 1951. GILMORE BALL PARK.95.00
THE BOB HOPEFULS vs COOPER’S CUTTHROATS (Original Program) (Hollywood) Hollywood Junior Chamber of Commerce 1951Program is in better than good but not quite very good with slight crease down middle, some wear to corners and spine ends, some light scuffing to covers.
28 pages with numerous photos.Program size is 8 ½” x 11.Original program from the 1951 game between Bob Hope’s “Hopefuls” and Gary Cooper’s “Cutthroats”. Among the stars playing are Pat O’Brien, George Sanders, Tony Curtis, Gildersleeve, David Wayne, Frank Lovejoy, Mickey Rooney, and more. Both teams have designated “Bat Girls” Hattie McDaniel, Jane Russell, Dorothy Malone, Ann Sheridan, Dorothy Lamour, Celest Holm, Shelly Winters, Yvonne DeCarlo. The program consists of photos of the stars, a few local ads, and information about the Hollywood Junior Chamber of Commerce.01384View Full Details - SATURDAY NIGHT APRIL 197975.00
(Magazine with SCTV Article and Alice Munro Short Story) Toronto New Leaf Publications Limited (1979)Condition is near fine with slight creasing back cover along the top, light crease bottom right corner front cover.Magazine, 68 pages.Great issue of Saturday Night an 8-page article on SCTV, and the first publication of the Alice Munro short story “The Stone in the Field”.01550View Full Details - GLENDALE THE THEATRE WITH THE "NEW LOOK" TORONTO75.00
(Grand Opening Booklet) (Toronto) no publisher no date (1947?).Condition for this brochure is good+ with some edge wear, some wear to corners and spine ends, light crease down the middle of the brochure with mark on back cover (see scan), scuffing and soiling to back cover, paperclip mark on back cover.
20 pages with many local ads.Brochure size is 9 1/2" x 5 1/2".Brochure on the grand opening of the Glendale Theatre in Toronto, many local area ads plus bits of information on the theatre.01748View Full Details - THEATRE CATALOG. EQUIPMENT ENCYCLOPEDIA AND BUYERS GUIDE.300.00
SEVENTH ANNUAL ALL NEW EDITION. 1948-49 Philadelphia Jay Emanuel Publications, Inc. c. 1949Hardcover book in about very good condition with some shelf wear, some wear to corners, some tanning to pages.
544 pages, profusely illustrated, related ads.4to., cloth book, no dustjacket as issued.Original 1948-49 edition of the Theatre Catalogue, these catalogues, published from 1939 to 1970, contained information for the movie theatre owner (drive-in owners as well) from design to management to future movie trends (Cinerama, 3-D), and were not sold to the general public.01607View Full Details
The book is divided into three sections - section one: Design and Construction; section two: Equipment; section three: Management, with the feature article entitled "The Works of John and Drew Eberson, Architects".
With a 9 page article titled "An Interesting Canadian Theatre" on the Odeon Toronto Theatre which opened in 1948.
Articles include, but not limited to, "Practical Notes on Theatre Wiring"; "Comfort and Safety of the Audience"; "Essentials of Lasting, Water-Proof Roofs"; "Remodeling the Theatre"; "Drive-In Theatres of the United States"; "A Home in a Drive-In"; "Insect Control for Drive-In Theatres"; "Survey of all Current In-Car Speakers"; "Planning the Drive-In"; "Suggestions for Better Theatre Lighting"; "Modern Methods of Theatre Cleaning"; "The Problem of Air Distribution in a Theatre"; "Maintenance Tips for Users of Freon-12"; "How Advertising Introduced a Theatre (related to Toronto's Odeon Theatre); "Costs Consistent with Good Business"; "Theatre Problems in Confection Vending", listing of Supply Dealers in the US and Canada. and more. - KISS OF DEATH BALLOT175.00
(Unused Ballot from Capitol Theatre in Toronto for the 1947 Film) no date (1947)Condition for this unused ballot is near fine with slight edge wear.Size is 6” x 6".An unused ballot issued for the showing of the 1947 Film Noir classic Kiss of Death. The ballot consists of a blocked off area at the top, then places for the contestant’s name and address, then text which states, “If your kiss imprint is most like Coleen Gray’s – you win a free ticket to see …” The dates for the movie showing in December are for the 8th, 9th and 10th of December (1947). “After placing your kiss imprint above give the form to the attendant.”01740View Full Details
Most likely the winning ballot was just randomly selected and not matched up to Coleen Gray’s kiss imprint. Typical Canadian theatre offers only one ticket to the winner.
The 1947 film starred Victor Mature, Coleen Gray, and is probably most remembered for Richard Widmark’s first film performance as psychotic, giggling killer “Tommy Udo”. Coleen Gray played the part of Victor Mature’s second wife (his first went crazy and killed herself leaving the two children with an orphanage), who first met Mature’s character as the babysitter.
An extremely scarce piece of Toronto movie theatre and Film Noir history. - THE SUGARLAND EXPRESS New York Popular Library 197415.00Paperback is in very good condition with slight edge wear, some wear to spine ends, slight tanning to pages.
189 pagesPaperbackNovelization of the 1974 movie The Sugarland Express starring Goldie Hawn, Ben Johnson, and William Atherton. Interesting to note that this is Steven Spielberg's first feature film he directed, his name is nowhere to be seen on the covers.00394View Full Details - WHO KILLED MADCAP MILLICENT? New York Pocket Books 196415.00First printing.Paperback is in very good+ condition with slight edge wear, slight wear to corners and spine ends.
172 pages.Paperback.Paperback novel based on the ABC TV show Burke's Law starring Gene Barry.00395View Full Details - MAKING OF KING KONG, THE New York Ballantine Books 197640.00First editionSome edge wear, some wear along spine edges, slight wear to corners and spine ends, in very good+ condition.
287 pages with photos.Large softcover, size is 8 1/2" x 11"The story behind the making of King Kong, the original classic 1933 version.00158View Full Details - DR. PHIBES RISES AGAIN! New York Award Books 197235.00Slight wear to corners and spine ends, slight tanning to pages otherwise near fine.00146View Full Details
187 pages.Paperback - GIRL IN THE HAIRY PAW, THE New York Avon Books 197635.00First printingSome light creasing along the spine, slight edge wear, otherwise in near fine condition.
(285)pages, profusely illustrated.Large softcover, 8 1/2" x 11".A collection of articles, essays, print ads, illustrations, adverts, etc. all relating to King Kong. Quite interesting.00157View Full Details - CAPRICORN ONE New York Fawcett Gold Medal 197815.002nd printingPaperback in very good condition with slight edge wear, light indent along spine.
189 pages.PaperbackNovel based on the movie starring James Brolin and Elliott Gould.00150View Full Details - DAVID DAVID DAVID New York Curtis Books 197225.00Paperback is in good+ condition, some wear chip to bottom of spine, some edge wear, slight wear to corners.
158 pages with photos.Paperback"Behind the image on the TV screen - the David Cassidy you never knew!"00397View Full Details - MAGIC MOMENTS75.00
FIRST 20 YEARS OF MOVING PICTURES IN TORONTO (1894-1914) Whitby, ON Gutteridge-Pratley 2000First editionSigned by authorCondition for this softcover book is near fine with slight wear to corrners.
258 pages with numerous photos.Soft cover book, size is 8 1/2" x 11"An in-depth early history of moving pictures in Toronto.00212View Full Details - FUTUREWORLD New York Ballantine 197610.00First paperback editionCondition for this paperback is near fine with slight wear front cover along spine at bottom.00094View Full Details
216 pages with photos from the movie.Paperback - BATMAN. 3 VILLIANS OF DOOM Toronto Signet Books of Canada 196625.00First paperback edition.Very good with slight edge wear, slight wear to corners and spine ends, light indenting to the front cover (probably caused by someone writing on note paper that was on top of this book).
128 pages.PaperbackNovel based on the Batman TV series of the 1960s with Adam West and Burt Ward.00107View Full Details - LOGAN'S RUN New York Dell 196945.00First Dell edition.Paperback is in very good condition with some edge wear, some wear to corners and spine ends, small nick back cover at top.
187 pages.PaperbackFirst paperback edition of the Sci-Fi classic.00156View Full Details - VIVA KNIEVEL! New York Avon 197730.00First printing. Condition for this paperback is near fine with slight edge wear, slight wear to spine ends.
189 pages with photos from the movie.PaperbackStunt driver Evel Knievel becomes a movie hero. A fictional adventure where Evel confronts kidnappers and drug smugglers.00095View Full Details