[THEATER]. A set of selected books on theatre and entertainment: - BRISSON (Pierre). Au hasard des soirées. Paris : Gallimard, [1935]. - In-8, half beige cloth with bradel, smooth spine decorated with a tragic mask gilt, gilt head, not trimmed, cover and spine kept (Kama Rok). First edition of which no large paper copies were made. Press service copy, enriched with a letter from the author to the writer Pierre Veber as well as two postcards, one of which depicting Sacha Guitry, the leaflet of La Fleur des Pois by Édouard Bourdet and a small autograph note from Marcel Pagnol. - COPEAU (Jacques). Studies in dramatic art. Critics of another time. Paris: Nouvelle Revue Française, [1923]. - Followed by]: Le Théâtre du Vieux Colombier. S.l., [1913]. - 2 works in one volume in-8, half beige cloth, smooth spine decorated with a gilt tragic mask, gilt head, untrimmed, cover and spine kept (Kama Rok). First edition of Jacques Copeau's Critiques d'un autre temps. One of 792 copies on Lafuma-Navarre vellum paper (n° 594). The second work is the 32-page brochure published for the opening of the Théâtre du Vieux Colombier in October 1913. Freckles in the second book. - DUBEUX (Albert). Actors... Julia Bartet - Mounet-Sully - Lucien Guitry - Suzanne-Desprès - Félix Huguenet - Signoret - Max Dearly - Mistinguett - Sacha Guitry. Preface by André de Lorde. Nine portraits outside the text. Paris : Librairie théâtrale, [1929]. - In-8, half beige cloth, smooth spine decorated with a gilt tragic mask, gilt head, untrimmed, cover and spine kept (Kama Rok). First edition. Copy on publisher's paper, bearing this letter from the author to Jacques Crépineau: à monsieur // Jacques Crépineau // qui aime tant le théâtre // et qui en parle si bien, // en très cordial hommage. // A. DubeuxExemplaire enrichi de 2 L.A.S. from the author addressed to Jacques Crépineaux, a L.A.S. from Julia Bartet to Sacha Guitry (envelope enclosed), two programs of the Comédie-Française published by L'Illustration, as well as various portraits taken from newspapers or magazines. - GAUTIER (Jean-Jacques) - SENNEP (Jean). Deux fauteuils d'orchestre. Paris : Flammarion, [1962]. - In-8, half beige cloth, smooth spine decorated with a gilt tragic mask, gilt head, untrimmed, cover and spine kept (Kama Rok). First edition published in the collection "L'actuel", illustrated with 30 humorous compositions in black by Jean Sennep. Beautiful sending of the author : To Mr J. Crépineau // As you say, it doesn't matter // to agree on this or that // show, what matters is // to love the theatre // with the same heart // J.J. Gautier. Copy enriched with a L.A.S. from Jean-Jacques Gautier and a L.A.S. from his wife Gladys Gautier, addressed to Jacques Crépineau. At the end are several press clippings on the author, having browned the endpapers. - GINISTY (Paul). The Melodrama. 35 Engravings and Portraits. Paris : Louis-Michaud, [1910]. - Followed, by the same author, by]: La Féerie. 59 Engravings and Portraits. Paris : Louis-Michaud, [1910]. - 2 works in one volume in-8, half beige cloth with bradel, smooth spine decorated with a gilt tragic mask, gilt head, untrimmed, covers and spine kept (Kama Rok). First editions. - LÉAUTAUD (Paul). Le Théâtre de Maurice Boissard. 1907-1923. Paris : Librairie Gallimard, Éditions de la Nouvelle Revue Française, [1926- 1943]. - 2 volumes in-8, half beige cloth, smooth spine decorated with a gilt tragic mask, gilt head, untrimmed, cover and spine kept (Kama Rok). First edition. One of the offprints on pure thread for the first volume. No large paper copies of the second volume have been printed. Mention of edition partly erased on the title of the second volume. - RIVOLLET (André). Maurice Chevalier. De Ménilmontant au Casino de Paris. Paris : Bernard Grasset, 1927. - In-8, half beige cloth bradel, smooth spine decorated with a tragic mask gilt, gilt head, untrimmed, cover and spine retained (Kama Rok). First edition. One of 21 copies on vellum pur fil Lafuma, the only one on large paper (n° 8), enriched with an autograph card from the author addressed to Jacques Crépineau, 4 L.A.S. from the same author, a postcard with the effigy of Maurice Chevalier, dedicated by the latter, a photograph of the singer pasted on page 133, as well as the invitation card for the first performance on October 1, 1968 of the 15 farewell recitals of Maurice Chevalier's life on stage at the Théâtre des Champs-Elysées.