Gladys Cooper : A Biography by Morley, Sheridan

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William Heinemann, 1979-03-26. Hardcover. Very Good. in x in x in. First Edition with dust jacket & SIGNED BY AUTHOR Sheridan Morley -Rare and Collectable - will send out 1st class post

London: Heinemann. This is a Very Good Copy of this book in a Very Good Dust-Jacket.Not price clipped,with no previous inscriptions present.Not price clipped and this copy has a firm binding with no hinge weakness or leaning or rolling to spine.8vo 313pp First Edition . Very Good. Hardcover. First Edition. 1979.

London England: Heinemann, 1979. Hardback. First Edition. Gladys Cooper. 'She had all the charm of an electric carving knife' - Dirk Bogarde. 'She was a darling girl' - Sybil Thorndike. Two views of Gladys Cooper from anmong the vivid personal recollections of fellow actos and actresses, playwrights and directors which are a feature of this biography, the portrait of an extraordinary woman who started out as a Gaiety Girl and postcard beauty and ended up as a Dame of the British Empire. Her careered spanned two World Wars and two continents (in 1939, with thirty-five years in the English theatre already behind her, she went to Hollywood with Hitchcock to make Rebecca and stayed, on a long-term contract with MGM, to star in many other films). She was married three times, had three children, and lived life with an unfailing energy and courage. Her biographer, who is also the eldest of her five grandchildren, has drawn on his own deep knowledge of the theatre in this intimate and highly… Read More

London England: Heinemann, 1979. Hardback. First Edition. Gladys Cooper. 'She had all the charm of an electric carving knife' - Dirk Bogarde. 'She was a darling girl' - Sybil Thorndike. Two views of Gladys Cooper from anmong the vivid personal recollections of fellow actos and actresses, playwrights and directors which are a feature of this biography, the portrait of an extraordinary woman who started out as a Gaiety Girl and postcard beauty and ended up as a Dame of the British Empire. Her careered spanned two World Wars and two continents (in 1939, with thirty-five years in the English theatre already behind her, she went to Hollywood with Hitchcock to make Rebecca and stayed, on a long-term contract with MGM, to star in many other films). She was married three times, had three children, and lived life with an unfailing energy and courage. Her biographer, who is also the eldest of her five grandchildren, has drawn on his own deep knowledge of the theatre in this intimate and highly… Read More

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