Is The Phantom of the Opera book based on a true story? 6 Was the Phantom of the Opera a real person?.5 Was Phantom of the Opera a true story?.3 What is the basic story of The Phantom of the Opera?.1 Is The Phantom of the Opera book based on a true story?.This edition uses the 2012 Oxford World?s Classics translation by David Coward Bound in screen-printed cloth Set in Poliphilus with Amarante as display 360 pages 7 colour illustrations, including 2 double-page spreads, and 27 black & white chapter openings Printed endpapers Printed page edges Plain slipcase 10? x 6¾?. Long eclipsed by the huge popularity of its musical adaptation, the book once again takes centre stage in this lavish new edition that drips with macabre imagery and theatrical allusion.
One of the greatest gothic horror novels ever written, Gaston Leroux?s atmospheric adventure still chills first-time readers, then lures them back time and time again. Mysterious goings-on at the Paris opera house are brushed aside by its new owners, but the old-timers know that the resident ghost is more than an urban legend. I have a couple of these so the one shown here may not be the one you get - feel free to contact me for options. Quietly she reaches out & Lifts the Cloth that cover his face. Tho it cost her her Life she Must find out. behind the Mask ? Man known as Phantom of Opera. HIS HEAD BEGINS TO SWAY AS HIS HANDS & feet sound out the deepest Cry of a Doomed Soul. thearically, he raises his Hand above His Shoulder. 145 pgs, SOME SPINE SCUFF ,STUDIO PUBLICIST COPY, 1976, In the Secret Lavishly furnished Chamber far Beneath the Paris Opera House the Maked Man moves to the pipe Organ. The wrappers are just lightly rubbed and edgeworn. From the library of famed Hollywood studio publicist (and former Herald Examiner journalist) Art Ronnie, with his bookplate to the verso of the front flyleaf. Paperback original.,VG-, Paperback movie tie-in ,Williams signed this book, as he worked with Brian De Palma on Phantom of the Paradise, the 1974 American musical rock opera horror comedy film written and directed by Brian De Palma, and scored by and starring Paul Williams. PAPERBACK #TK 3437, PBO, 1976, First Movie edition.
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