Porter, Cole. (1891–1964). Rare Early Steamship Concert Program. "Paquebot 'Espagne'...Concert en faveur du Secours National. Le Mardi 17 Juillet 1917 a heurs 3 P.M.)." A folded steamship program issued by Campagnie Generale Transatlantique, with color illustration of steamship on front, map of sailing routes on back, and program text within. Small spots of adhesion loss on back, otherwise very good.
A very rare program from Cole Porter's first trip to Paris, where the twenty-six year old composer would live for the next two years. The program documents Porter's participation in an on-board fund-raising concert for French Relief. Among the six acts listed is "Mr. Cole Porter, Monologues." An unusual survival from the beginning of Porter's illustrious career.
A very rare program from Cole Porter's first trip to Paris, where the twenty-six year old composer would live for the next two years. The program documents Porter's participation in an on-board fund-raising concert for French Relief. Among the six acts listed is "Mr. Cole Porter, Monologues." An unusual survival from the beginning of Porter's illustrious career.
Porter, Cole. (1891–1964). Rare Early Steamship Concert Program. "Paquebot 'Espagne'...Concert en faveur du Secours National. Le Mardi 17 Juillet 1917 a heurs 3 P.M.)." A folded steamship program issued by Campagnie Generale Transatlantique, with color illustration of steamship on front, map of sailing routes on back, and program text within. Small spots of adhesion loss on back, otherwise very good.
A very rare program from Cole Porter's first trip to Paris, where the twenty-six year old composer would live for the next two years. The program documents Porter's participation in an on-board fund-raising concert for French Relief. Among the six acts listed is "Mr. Cole Porter, Monologues." An unusual survival from the beginning of Porter's illustrious career.
A very rare program from Cole Porter's first trip to Paris, where the twenty-six year old composer would live for the next two years. The program documents Porter's participation in an on-board fund-raising concert for French Relief. Among the six acts listed is "Mr. Cole Porter, Monologues." An unusual survival from the beginning of Porter's illustrious career.