THE ELEPHANT MAN Playbill December 1979 The Booth Theatre Vintage

Description

Vintage Playbill from The Booth Theatre dated December 1979 featuring the show
The Elephant Man
Features some wonderful period ads including:
Fortunoff Jewelry (with Lauren Bacall)
Kent
Chanel for Men
Cointreau
Puerto Rican Rums
Seagram's
Beefeater
Chivas Regal
Remy Martin
Tareyton
American Express
Johnnie Walker
and many, many others
98 pages
Measures approx. 5.5" x 9"
In very good condition with some rubbing and discoloration to the front cover.
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