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Gilbert W S:     more books (100)

The "Bab" ballads by W S. 1836-1911 Gilbert, 2010-08-27 Sweethearts: an original dramatic contrast, in two acts by W S. 1836-1911 Gilbert, 2010-08-08 The Savoy Operas: The Complete Gilbert and Sullivan (Penguin Classics) by W. S Gilbert, Arthur Sullivan, 2008-11-25 The Complete Gilbert & Sullivan:Librettos from All Fourteen Operettas (Complete & Unabridged) by William Gilbert, 1998-01-09 The Gilbert & Sullivan Plays - The Best Known Works of W.S. Gilbert - Book and Lyrics of the Best-Known Gilbert & Sullivan Operas and The Bab Ballads by W.S. Gilbert, 1932 The Complete Plays of Gilbert and Sullivan by W. S. (William Schwenck), Sir, 1836-1911, Sullivan, Arthur, Sir Gilbert, 2006-11-03 Gilbert and Sullivan for Easy Piano (Easy Piano (Hal Leonard)) The Plays and Poems of W. S. Gilbert, including The Complete Text of the Fourteen Gilbert & Sullivan Operas, Three Other Plays, and All of the Bab Ballads. by W. S. Gilbert, 1932 W S Gilbert His Life and Letters by Sidney Dark, Rowland Grey, 1923-06 W. S. Gilbert (1907) by Edith A. Browne, 2010-09-10 H.M.S. Pinafore, and other plays, (The Modern library of the world's best books, 113.1) by W. S Gilbert, 1925 Patience; or, Bunthorne's bride. With coloured illus. by W. Russell Flint by W S. 1836-1911 Gilbert, 2010-08-19 Gilbert Before Sullivan: Six Comic Plays by W.S. Gilbert, 1969-03 Princess Ida; or, Castle adamant. With col. illus. by W. Russell Flint by W S. 1836-1911 Gilbert, William Russell Flint, 2010-08-19

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181. Sir George Gilbert Scott (1811-1878)
     A brief guide to the life and work of the Victorian architect Sir George gilbert Scott, with emphasis on his work in Cumbria.  
     http://www.visitcumbria.com/ggscott.htm
     
     Extractions: Sir George Gilbert Scott (1811-1878) was born in Gawcott, Buckinghamshire. He started in architecture by designing gaols and workhouses, but later studied French Gothic Cathedrals and Churches, being much influenced by the ideas of Augustus Welby Pugin . He represented the quintessence of High Victorian Gothic architecture, and was responsible for an immense amount of such work. He was concerned with the creation, restoration and alteration of some 730 buildings. His first work was The Royal Wanstead School, Essex, formerly an Orphan Asylum. One year later, he built St Giles Church, Camberwell (1841-3). His restorations began with renovations of Ely Cathedral in 1847 and included Westminster Abbey (where he was made surveyor in 1849, and worked on the north front and the chapter house). He restored many other cathedrals and churches. Some of his best work is St Giles' Church in Camberwell, The Albert Memorial in Kensington Gardens, the Midland Railway Terminus Hotel at St Pancras and the Foreign Office in Whitehall, all in London. Scott died in London in 1878, and is buried in Westminster Abbey.

182. Melissa Gilbert
     Profile, complete filmography, photographs, news articles, contact information, TV schedule, and titles for sale.  
     http://us.imdb.com/name/nm0001271/

183. Gilbert, IA News - Topix.net
     Local, regional, and statewide news collected from diverse sources on the web.  
     http://www.topix.net/city/gilbert-ia
     
     Extractions: Friday, May 28, 2004 Gilbert, IA News change city Search Local Sports Iowa State University Minnesota Twins Drake University Minnesota Vikings ... Iowa Cubs Local Resources Gilbert Directory Map of Gilbert Aerial Photo Movie Times ... Ames, IA Improve your site Add these news headlines to your website - Grand Forks Herald - 21 hours ago (5.2 miles) More than three decades ago, Gene Thorson returned from Vietnam a quiet and haunted man who wanted nothing more than to forget the tangled jungles and complex war that stole his youth. See also: 2004 Presidential Election John Kerry Council unanimously votes to annex land

184. Geshp.htm
     School, PTA, faculty and staff information for this rural school serving grades 35.  
     http://www.lexington1.net/ges/geshp.htm

185. Manchester Universities G S Society
     MUGSS has members from all of the universities in Manchester, and produces a gilbert and Sullivan show each March.  
     http://www.mugss.org/
     
     Extractions: Award Winning Student Theatre Home Current Show Society Info History ... Comedy Information for cast and crew - rehearsal times, getting here, all about the show. Learn about the society in general. Jobs, events, committee, etc. What has happened in MUGSS over the last 50 years... The MUGSS Diary holds details of upcoming events and rehearsals. View the comedy archive, and some MUGSS related humour. Please Note: These pages are maintained by a team of webmasters ( Ben Robb and Jeremy Davis ) on behalf of Manchester University and UMIST Gilbert and Sullivan Societies. Neither Manchester University, its Students Union, UMIST, its Students' Association or their agents can accept any responsibility for their content. The views and opinions expressed in Society Web pages are strictly those of the authors, and comments on the contents should be directed to them. Please read the Privacy Policy for information stored on this site.

186. Gilbert Architects - Lancaster, PA
     A fullservice architectural firm, specializing in architecture, educational planning, interior design and historic restoration.  
     http://www.gilbertarchitects.com/

187. W.S. Gilbert--Appearance And Reality
     Review of WS GilbertAppearance and Reality (Essays in Clarification) by DJ Eden(Sir Arthur Sullivan Society, Saffron Walden, 2003) Hardback 09507348-6-1  
     http://web.ukonline.co.uk/ajcrowth/eden.htm
     
     Extractions: This review originally appeared in Gilbert and Sullivan News. "A striking feature of the biography of W.S. Gilbert is the paucity of real information concerning him," David Eden writes in his new book (p81). This is certainly true of Gilbert's family background, his romantic attachments, and his marriagethree of the subjects Eden tackles. It is less true of the other subjects of this new bookGilbert's quarrels and his "other" plays. However, Eden's attempt to fill in the blanks is impressive enough almost to compensate for the book's often outrageous flaws. He uses as major source material the semi-autobiographical novels of William Gilbert, WSG's father. This often pays substantial dividends, and most of the time Eden seems to discriminate judiciously between fact and fiction. The picture emerges of WSG's father as a hard, selfish man, probably alcoholic and mentally unstable (after the death of his first wife Mary Ann Skelton, two years into their marriage). It seems possible that Gilbert Senior booked himself into an asylum as a voluntary patient, though Eden's attempts to pin down where and when are tortuous. The significant point, which Eden does not emphasise, is that all thisalcoholism, violence, mental instabilitytook place during the childhood of WSG. The effect of such a background upon the child can be imagined. And yet Eden does not extend the slightest sympathy or understanding towards the unloved, abused boy. He quotes WSG as admitting he was "not a popular boy" at Great Ealing School, and adds sneeringly that this is "a statement whose absolute historical accuracy we will not presume to question." (p83) He treats the vulnerable boy Gilbert as being the same as the adult monster of arrogance and egotism that Eden has described in his previous book

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