#george perry

[paperandsong]

Hay five years ago i remwmber you where looking for specific pages of a specific phantom of the opera edition. I happen to own a copy of that edition so hit me up whwnever

Hello @whynotworms! It took me forever to find the post I believe you're talking about:

The post was from March 2021! It took me a while to even find it! I don't exactly remember why I was looking for those two pages, though I think it probably had something to do with the Paris Commune.

I think it may have been about George Perry's 1987 book, The Complete Phantom of the Opera. Perry uses Leroux as a reference for Leroux's own mention to the Commune. And Perry takes it as fact, not fiction. So I wanted to see if pages 14 and 15 of the Livre de Pouche edition were part of the introduction or something else. If you took at photo or scan of those two pages I would love to finally compare them to what Perry said! Thank you for reaching out!!

[ancientphantom]

Y’all, there’s a new review! This is a nonfiction book, so no grading this time, but lots of interesting information for anyone who loves the Lloyd Webber musical.

According to the voting by all you fine people, next up will be the CBS Mystery Theater production of The Phantom of the Opera, so I’ll see you later for thrills, chills, and radio sound effects!

[taffetastrology]

The signs as George Petty pinups

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[rainingmusic]

Bobby Caldwell - What You Won't Do for Love 

[browsethestacks]

Vintage Paperback - The Penguin Book Of Comics Softcover (Penguin Books) (1967)

[ancientphantom]

As many of you know, I’m a librarian by day as well as by night, and what should turn up in our donation bin today but a hardcover edition of George Perry’s The Phantom of the Opera!  It’s in pretty decent condition considering that it was obviously well read by someone, and I got to spend a few minutes paging around in it at work.

But the real fun was inside.  I initially thought it was trashed when I picked it up because there were pages sticking out of it, so the binding must be broken... but instead:

Well, what do you know, it’s the souvenir brochure from the Broadway production!  A quick perusal of the inside tells me that it’s a little battered but still in pretty great condition, flaps for falling chandelier and all, and that it’s a 1991 reprint of the original 1986 program.

So thank you, whoever out there decided it was finally time to let go and hand off some clutter.  The library can’t use brochures, but I sure can!  To the vault!

[leitoracomcompanhia]

"Um estandarte de folhas verdes, acenando de domingo a domingo."

Lídia Jorge, "O Dia dos Prodígios"; ilustração botânica de George Perry.

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