- Most
apprentices were males, but
female apprentices were
found in
crafts such as seamstress, tailor, cordwainer,
baker and stationer.
Apprentices usually...
- The
Apprentice is a
reality talent game show
franchise that
originally aired in 2004 in the
United States.
Created by American-based
British producer Mark...
- Sorcerer's
Apprentice may
refer to: "The Sorcerer's
Apprentice" (German: "Der Zauberlehrling"), a 1797 poem by
Johann Wolfgang von
Goethe The Sorcerer's...
-
Apprentices, a 1995
French comedy film
directed by
Pierre Salvadori "The
Apprentice", a
deleted segment of the
anthology film
Movie 43 The
Apprentice...
-
themselves as "The
Masters Apprentices" (deliberately
omitting the apostrophe).
Bower supplied the name
because "we are
apprentices to the
masters of the blues—Chuck...
- The
Apprentice is an
American reality television series that
judged the
business skills of a
group of contestants. It ran in
various formats across fifteen...
- lives. Elley,
Derek (3
December 1995). "The
Apprentices". Variety.
Retrieved 28
December 2019. "The
Apprentices". UniFrance.
Retrieved 28
December 2019....
-
Harrogate Apprentices,
whose spiritual home is at
Harrogate in England,
exists to re-unite
people in any way ****ociated with the Army
Apprentices School...
- The
Brooklyn Apprentices' Library, also
known as the
Brooklyn Apprentices'
Library ****ociation, was the
first circulating and free
library established...
-
number 120. It is Aarne-Thompson type 360, The
Three Apprentices and the Devil.
Three apprentices banded together and
agreed to work in the same town,...
