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William Luscombe Searelle (1853 – 18
December 1907) was a
musical composer and impresario. He was born in Devon, England, and
brought up in New Zealand...
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called The
Wreck of the
Pinafore by
William Horace Lingard and
Luscombe Searelle; the opera's
characters are
shipwrecked on a
desert island. It was described...
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Comique in 1882,
called The
Wreck of the
Pinafore by H.
Lingard and
Luscombe Searelle; the opera's
characters are
shipwrecked on a
desert island. It was described...
- Devon,
England Luscombe, Rattery, an
historic estate in
Devon Luscombe Searelle (1853–1907),
English musical composer and
impresario Luscombe Aircraft...
- by a
spoof called The
Wreck of the
Pinafore by H.
Lingard and
Luscombe Searelle,
described by The Era as "curious and impudent",
which ran
until October...
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Circus in London. He sang in the
chorus at the
Globe Theatre in
Luscombe Searelle's The
Black Rover and was then
hired in 1891 by
Richard D'Oyly
Carte for...
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Theodor Bertram,
German opera singer, 38 (suicide)
December 18 –
Luscombe Searelle,
composer and impresario, 54 (cancer)
Nicolas Slonimsky (1949).
Music Since...
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various jobs such as scene-painter and
production manager at the
Luscombe Searelle Acting Company in Johannesburg.
Elliott died in Cape Town on
November 30...
- the winter. She
accepted the
invitation of the
theatre manager Luscombe Searelle to
appear in Johannesburg,
arriving there in
December 1893. By then her...
- Hall, H. N. Douglas,
Walter E. Baker, and Docy Mainwaring. He
joined Searelle and Harding's
Opera Company in 1886 for a
Queensland tour, with John L...
