[ModLib] Stage Design

[Gordon Neavill]

Joe,

There were at least two printings with the illustration facing the title page. The first of course has the unruled title page and list C1 on the verso of the first leaf, followed by the frontispiece illustration facing the title page.

I also have a later printing (second printing?) with the illusration and list C4 on the verso of the leaf preceding the frontispiece.

Later printings without the frontispiece illustration add a leaf between the part title for the first play in the collection, "A Miracle of Saint Antony," and the first scene of the play. Printings with the frontispiece place the list of characters on the verso of the part title leaf. In printings without the frontispiece, the verso of the part title for "A Miracle of Saint Antony" is blank and there's a separate leaf for the list of characters, also with a blank verso. 

Barry





---- Original message ----
>Date: Tue, 11 Dec 2007 17:53:57 GMT
>From: "JOSEPH HILL" <goodbooks at webtv.net>  
>Subject: [ModLib] Stage Design  
>To: modlib at owu.edu
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>   I only bring this up as neither Henry nor I have
>   seen this before-
>   The First printing of 11.1 has to the left of
>   TP:Full page illustration of"Line drawing of setting
>   for  A Miracle Of St. Anthony designed by Lee
>   Simonson for the Washington Square Players-
>   This illustration is not, as far as I know,in any
>   later printing or in ,Pelleas And Melisande (DJ)
>   Just though I would pass this along--
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