THE SAVOY OPERAS.

GILBERT, SULLIVAN, AND D'OYLY CARTE: Reminiscences of the Savoy and the

Savoyards. By Francois Cellier and Cunningham Bridgeman. London: Isaac

Pitman and Sons, 1914.

8vo. pp. xxiv+443: with 63 portraits and other illustrations and

six facsimile letters; and a complete set of casts at the Savoy

(pp. 425-435). The collaboration between Mr. Cellier and Mr.

Bridgeman (pp. 3-163) was ended by the former's death, January

5, 1914. The rest of the book (pp. 164-422) was done by Mr.

Bridgeman.

THE SAVOY OPERA AND THE SAVOYARDS. By Percy Fitzgerald, M.A., F.S.A.;

with six illustrations. London: Chatto and Windus, 1894.

8vo. pp. xvi, 248. Most of the illustrations are pen and ink

drawings.

GILBERT AND SULLIVAN OPERA: a history and a comment. By H. M. Walbrook:

with a foreword by Sir Henry Wood. London: F. V. White and Co., Ltd.,

1920.

8vo. pp. 155+[3]+4 plates, including two drawings by H. M.

Bateman and a reproduction of the Sullivan Memorial in the

Victoria Embankment Gardens; with 42 pen and ink sketches in the

text: Short bibliography (p. 155).

GILBERT AND SULLIVAN JOTTINGS. By Shelford Walsh [Harrogate?] coach to

the principal operatic societies in the United Kingdom [1903].

16 mo.: pp. 24+cover. Contains little stories about the operas.

Price 4d.

SAVOYARDS ON TOUR: a description of the various companies on the road.

_Sketch_, June 13, 1894.

SAVOYARD DINNER, given by the O.P. Club in the Hotel Cecil, December 30,

1906.

Gilbert's historical speech on this occasion was printed

verbatim in the _Daily Telegraph_, December 31, 1906.

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