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tom,
how can this copy of PHANTOM OF THE OPERA be from 1911? the film was
released in 1925, so the fact that there are studio stills in this
book means that this had to have been published sometime after 1925.
so unless the publisher took copies printed in 1911 and added photos
and that
Ok the books only date is tat Bobbs - Merrill 1911- which I assume ws
when the story ws written I aggree that the photoplay would be after or
dureing 1925 or perhaps later hwowever the book has no other date which
is strange itself.. there are no copyright notices or anything so this
is a odd
well n th opening page it has a pictuture with Chaney in it as the phantom
so perhaps this is why 7 -10 year ago this book was listed as worth
400.00 on ab bookman
or maybe the illustrtor... I have forgot buy surely its worth 75.00 to
someone//
I would guess its 1925 -27 as ive had loads of
books frequently have only the original copyright date, or the
copyright date that that particular company first published the title
the Phantom book is from 1925 as photoplay editions (which I have
collected for 30+ years) are published to coincide with the release of the film
sometimes you
found it listed on antiQbooks.com for 245.00 by Hyde brothers books.
So my 75.00 is a steal.
and i was correct... Just typed what was written in the pages thats all..
the other bookseller seem to descibe as same as i did.. and they are
just booksellers. So you would think they would know
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