BROTHER THEODORE, CORAL RECORDS PRESENTS. RARE NM 1959

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BROTHER THEODORE, CORAL RECORDS PRESENTS. RARE NM 1959

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Rare and scarce!  Positively one for your collection.

(Brother) THEODORE. Coral Records Presents In Stereo. CRL 757322 (1959). Presenting Theodore Monologues.  Side 1: Introduction and Berenice;  The Willow Landscape; Curse Of The Toad.  Side 2: Quadrupedism.

RECORD: NM. Like new.  COVER: VG+. Has very light ringwear on back.  Open side back has a small amount of edge paper flaking, (see pic).

I'm sure by now most folks are aware of Theodore (Gottlieb), 1900-2001. If not, you can 'google' several pages. A very early, (and strange) dark humor venue. Only did a few records, this one, and his CARNEGIE HALL debut. He also did the Carnegie in a 10in. And way later in, I believe '72, did a 45rpm stereo for P.I.P.,(Pickwick): side A: Lisolotta Bindel. side B: I'm Just Plain Folks. 

He was in a few movies, including 'The Burbs' w/Tom Hanks. He was a favorite of the TV talk shows starting with Merv Griffin and re-surged with David Letterman thru the '80s.  People to this day are still wondering if he was "for real"...or "really insane".

The last line on his headstone reads: "As Long As There Is Death, There Is Hope".

This have been in my collection since (almost new).  Have only played a few times in the past 40 years. Always has been stored properly.

 Please note: Most LPs will have a normal amount of surface, age noise or small pop. None overtake music.

 Collectors and 'buyers' often say I tend to "under grade" my items. But I would rather have 'happy' buyers.

 I am selling off the last of my record collection from the 1950-80s. I'm play-testing on a new Teac record-cd turntable. It is sound sensitive. 

I mail on: Tue-Wed-Thur. THIS ITEM SHIPS "FREE" media. Priority $8.50. Seller not responsible for damaged or lost items. I mail records in pro sturdy LP mailers. I mail all LPs within cover. If you prefer 'outside', let me know. Some collectors believe mailing in cover can cause seam damage...it can cause a whole lot more damage to the record when sent'outside'. I have shipped since the 1970s, (never a seam damaged) very little movement room within a proper lp mailer. 

NOTE: IN MID-SEPTEMBER eBAY IS TAKING ANOTHER PRIVILEGE AWAY FROM BUYERS AND SELLERS. IT NO LONGER WILL ALLOW US TO OFFER OUR 'BUYERS' OPTIONAL INSURANCE THRU THE USPS...SEEMS ILLEGAL, BUT DOES NOT SURPRISE ME.

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