Gilbert, W. S. (William Schwenck), 1836-1911
Found in 11 Collections and/or Records:
"Allow Me to Explain", 1867
Playscript, typed carbon copy. Intended for production at the Prince of Wales's Theatre on 1867 Nov 2.
"Committed for Trial", 1874
Playscript, typed carbon copy.
"Globe Theatre 1874" appears on title page.
W. S. Lewis collection of W. S. Gilbert manuscripts and letters
Contains typescript carbon versions of plays by Gilbert, as well as two letters from Gilbert regarding production of, and royalties on, his plays.
"Highly Improbable: An Original Impossibility", 1867
Playscript, typed carbon copy.
"New Royalty Theatre 1867" appears on title page.
Frederick R. Koch collection
"Ought We to Visit Her?", 1874
Playscript, typed carbon copy attributed to Gilbert and Mrs. A. Edwards.
"Royalty Theatre January 17th 1874" appears on title page.
"Our Island Home", 1870
Playscript, typed carbon copy.
"Royal Gallery of Illustration, 14 Regent Street, 1870" appears on title page.
The Sidney Rose Collection of Gilbert and Sullivan
Scores, libretti, and songs by Gilbert and Sullivan; articles, programs posters, parodies, satires, and cartoons relating to Gilbert and Sullivan; and a model theater of the original production of The Mikado
"The Realm of Joy: being a free and easy version of Le Roe Candeull", 1873
Playscript, typed carbon copy.
"Royalty Theatre, Oct. 18th 1873" appears on title page.
Theater manuscripts collection
Correspondence, autographs, playbills, notebooks, and writings relating to the American theater and the history of theater in New Haven, Connecticut, as collected by Jack Crawford, Mary Hamlin and others.
"Topsy-Turvydom: original extravaganza", 1874
Playscript, typed carbon copy.
"Criterion Theatre, 1874" appears on title page.