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| s cousin, Princess Feodora, daughter of Prince | Harold, a younger brother of King Christian X and Pri |
| 18. 'My Brother | Harold, a Tale,' 1872, 8vo. |
| city of Augusta was founded in 1836 by Leonard | Harold, a follower of Daniel Boone, as a riverboat la |
| ten in the first person and tells the story of | Harold, a young man who gets sucked into Brooklyn's u |
| Harold A. Turner in command. | |
| Harold A. Keeling (born September 18, 1963, in New Or | |
| Myerscough served as a law clerk for Judge | Harold A. Baker, United States District Court for the |
| It was written by | Harold A. McDougle ('44) who became a part-time instr |
| 15 June 1946 at the Boston Navy Yard, Captain | Harold A. Carlisle in command. |
| Batiste) /New Second Line (Milton Batiste)" - | Harold A. "Duke" Dejan & The Olympia Brass Band |
| With | Harold A. Linstone. |
| Expert on ECT Dr. | Harold A. Sackeim has been a consultant for Mecta sin |
| Clinton on July 31, 1997, to a seat vacated by | Harold A. Baker. |
| Harold A. 'Harry' Armitage was a footballer who playe | |
| liam Langer, a fellow Republican, and Democrat | Harold A. Morrison with Langer winning in a landslide |
| own (Vice-Chairman), Ann Phillips (Secretary), | Harold A. Sumerford (Treasurer), Edwin W. Allen Jr., |
| Harold A. Frank was one of the partners of KCAQ and i | |
| Harold A. Marshall was a Canadian scout and sniper se | |
| One of their sons was James | Harold Abbott Glanville (1884-1966) who also had a ca |
| pany's attorney, Debbie (Caroline Cave), about | Harold Abbott (George Newbern), who died from an illn |
| Later the settlement was the birthplace of | Harold Abbott, a rugby union footballer and member of |
| Harold Abbott, rugby union player. | |
| setts Institute of Technology (MIT) professors | Harold Abelson and Gerald Jay Sussman, with Julie Sus |
| Harold Aberdeen Watson Timmins (April 14, 1896 - July | |
| There was never a race upon which | Harold Abrahams beat Lord Burghley in this feat as th |
| ndrew Lindsay is based upon Burghley) in which | Harold Abrahams accomplishes the same feat. |
| A contemporary of | Harold Abrahams at Gonville and Caius College, Cambri |
| He was the older brother of famed Olympian | Harold Abrahams. |
| Harold Acton Papers, 1904-1994 (3.83 linear feet) are | |
| d Poems of John Rodker, poems by Roy Campbell, | Harold Acton, Brian Howard, Walter Lowenfels and Word |
| Alumni include Hilaire Belloc, Evelyn Waugh, | Harold Acton, Graham Greene, John Betjeman, Michael F |
| is copied in her biography "Nancy Mitford" by | Harold Acton. |
| Reba and | Harold, actors who believe they have been cast in Ric |
| Adolph Green, the Nicholas Brothers (Fayard & | Harold), actors Paul Newman & Joanne Woodward, Kander |
| He is the leader of the | Harold Adams Quartet, and a member of the group Moon |
| Harold Adams is a prominent tenor saxophonist from th | |
| Harold Adamson (1921-2001) was Chief of the Metropoli | |
| The film has songs by Jimmy McHugh (music) and | Harold Adamson (lyrics), although one song by Rogers |
| usic by Eldo Di Lazzaro 1939 English Lyrics by | Harold Adamson was a hit recorded by Glenn Miller, Ka |
| For the Toronto Police Chief see | Harold Adamson (police chief) |
| Later, American lyricist | Harold Adamson wrote words to music from the ballad t |
| Harold Adamson wrote lyrics to Young's beautiful them | |
| 's a Wonderful World" (Jan Savitt, Leo Watson, | Harold Adamson) |
| e Sanders, Jr., Clarence Williams, Floyd Hunt, | Harold Adamson) |
| "Everything I Have Is Yours" (Burton Lane, | Harold Adamson) 3:05 |
| "Where Are You" (Jimmy McHugh, | Harold Adamson) - 5:21 |
| d Beautiful" (Music by Jimmy McHugh, Lyrics by | Harold Adamson) |
| eaven Again" (Music by Jimmy McHugh, Lyrics by | Harold Adamson) |
| o Steady" (Music by Jimmy McHugh and lyrics by | Harold Adamson) |
| "You're A Sweetheart" (Jimmy McHugh, | Harold Adamson) - 3:30 |
| es, Sir, That's My Baby", and "You" (lyrics by | Harold Adamson). |
| "A Woman Likes to Be Told" ( | Harold Adamson, Hoagy Carmichael) - 3:54 |
| "A Lovely Way to Spend an Evening" ( | Harold Adamson, Jimmy McHugh) - 3.21 |
| "Where Are You?" ( | Harold Adamson, Jimmy McHugh) - 3:30 |
| "A Lovely Way to Spend an Evening" ( | Harold Adamson, McHugh) - 8:23 |
| "It's a Wonderful World" ( | Harold Adamson, Jan Savitt, Johnny Watson) - 6:30 |
| "Everything I Have Is Yours" ( | Harold Adamson, Burton Lane) - 3:43 |
| "Where Are You?" ( | Harold Adamson, Jimmy McHugh) - 3:36 |
| "Where Are You?" ( | Harold Adamson, Jimmy McHugh) - 3.16 |
| "Where Are You?" ( | Harold Adamson, Jimmy McHugh) - 4:29 |
| "It's a Wonderful World" ( | Harold Adamson, Jan Savitt, Johnny Watson) - 5:33 |
| "Too Young to Go Steady" ( | Harold Adamson, Jimmy McHugh) - 10:10 |
| Vernon Duke, and lyrics by John La Touche and | Harold Adamson. |
| usic was written by Burton Lane, the lyrics by | Harold Adamson. |
| arry Warren and with lyrics by Leo McCarey and | Harold Adamson. |
| verything I Have Is Yours," by Burton Lane and | Harold Adamson. |
| appeared in the TNT miniseries The Company as | Harold Adrian Russell Kim Philby, having previously p |
| Harold Adrian Walden (October 10, 1887 in Umballa, In | |
| ery important thing: it was she who identified | Harold after his defeat at The Battle of Hastings. |
| Whether Leofric had originally supported King | Harold against William or if he supported William fro |
| Harold Ainsworth Peto (11 July 1854 - 16 April 1933) | |
| Harold Ainsworth Peto (1854-1933), became a celebrate | |
| Mark | Harold Alan Footitt (born November 25, 1985) is an En |
| Harold Alan Hamersley MC (6 February 1896 - December | |
| Harold Albert (Harry) Lovatt (18 August 1905-1984) wa | |
| Lieutenant | Harold Albert White was a World War I flying ace cred |
| Middle District of Alabama vacated by William | Harold Albritton III. |
| Alan ( | Harold) Aldous (14 November 1923 - 24 February 1992) |
| Hutton had already been superseded by General | Harold Alexander as GOC of Burma Army, and appointed |
| Harold Alexander - tenor saxophone, flute | |
| A 1st Siege Battery 8 inch howitzer and Gunner | Harold Alexander Triggs in 1917 |
| C-in-C: General Sir | Harold Alexander |
| in London to Cairo he reported to General Sir | Harold Alexander with the plans of deception designed |
| Jack Gwillim as General | Harold Alexander |
| a Brigadier on the General Staff Field Marshal | Harold Alexander at Allied Force Headquarters in Ital |
| Harold Alexander (a future Governor General of Canada | |
| McArthur was born in Mildura to | Harold Alexander and Gloria McArthur. |
| It was commanded by General Sir | Harold Alexander and came under General Dwight D. Eis |
| mer NFL player and Appalachian State graduate, | Harold Alexander is from Pickens. |
| Harold Alexander, 1st Earl Alexander of Tunis 17 May | |
| rmies in Italy, commanded by Field Marshal Sir | Harold Alexander, was the title of the highest Allied |
| Harold Alexander, 1st Earl Alexander of Tunis 1 April | |
| aincy, and specifically the decision to remove | Harold Alexander, later Earl Alexander of Tunis, from |
| June 16 - | Harold Alexander, 1st Earl Alexander of Tunis, milita |
| Harold Alexander, Appalachian State University alumni | |
| 0, before being replaced by Lieutenant-General | Harold Alexander. |
| Harold Alfond (March 6, 1914 - November 16, 2007) was | |
| In the 1901 Census of Louth he is listed as | Harold Alfred Whistler aged 4 with his parents, older |
| Sir | Harold Alfred MacMichael, GCMG, DSO (1882-1969), was |
| Sir Godfrey | Harold Alfred Wilson (29 October 1871 - 1958) was an |
| Harold Allan Wilson (January 21, 1885 - 1916) was an | |
| Walter | Harold Alldritt (4 July 1918 - 27 July 1990) was a Br |
| ked off, courtesy of a catapult shot by one of | Harold Allsobrook's brothers, circa 1920.[6] |
| In 1058, | Harold also became Earl of Hereford, and replaced his |
| younger brothers were all lawyers, his brother | Harold also being a Member of Parliament. |
| Harold also gave his occupation as "Journalist" when | |
| Savannah and | Harold also appear in All Grown Up! and a few of thes |
| Harold also played piano for Tom Waits's songs Whistl | |
| included artists Burton Hasen, David Finn and | Harold Altman, was exhibited at the Metropolitan Muse |
| Harold Ambrose Patten (October 6, 1907 - September 6, | |
| Harold Amos (September 7, 1918 - February 17, 2003) w | |
| He had an older brother Dick (also known as | Harold), an older sister Marjorie, and a younger brot |
| in 1969, | Harold and Josephine Hatcher retired to Spartanburg, |
| The Molson Brothers: | Harold and Eric, Sons of J. Elsdale Molson |
| ore the Norman Conquest by Godwin, son of King | Harold, and subsequently was the property of the crow |
| wing William's victory at Hastings (1066) over | Harold and crowning as King of England in London late |
| quick to pick up hunting with his brother, and | Harold and Clifford Hill who were also ostrich farmer |
| They are rescued, and once safely on the ship | Harold and Maggie plan their wedding and possible hon |
| country music record label launched in 2002 by | Harold and Vicky Shafer, along with Mike and Martha B |
| No Nanette, Very Good Eddie, First Lady Suite, | Harold and Maude, My Life With Albertine, Bloomer Gir |
| the Battle of Hastings alongside his brothers | Harold and Leofwine. |
| al son of Lily Butterfield, and adopted son of | Harold and Edna Birch. |
| His two sons | Harold and Cuthbert became artists, too. |
| Stevens wrote all the songs in | Harold and Maude in 1970-1971, during the time he was |
| h was used as a location in the Hal Ashby film | Harold and Maude (1971). |
| he hotel was owned in the 50's through 1980 by | Harold and Marion Mahar. |
| He also played the psychiatrist in the film | Harold and Maude, directed by Hal Ashby, and starring |
| Together they had four sons (Lionel, Hereward, | Harold and Derick) and one daughter, Angela. |
| She was a music student of Kemper | Harold and Frederic Hall. |
| amed car-driven-off-cliff scene from the movie | Harold and Maude. |
| Harold and Maude | |
| FBI agent Michael Tyner alongside actors Gale | Harold and Ming-Na. |
| village shop Bethel Stores, was constructed by | Harold and Dorothy Mawson in the 1960s as a result of |
| and their five children, Grace, Emma, Clinton, | Harold and Jennie. |
| g with music written by Wayne King and William | Harold and lyrics by Gus Kahn. |
| The ceramics were made in England by | Harold and Phoebe Stabler of the Poole Pottery, and s |
| , and they had at least three children, Sarah, | Harold and Allen. |
| Orton, | Harold and Eugen Dieth (1952). |
| It first appeared in the 1971 film | Harold and Maude. |
| ed out of the mansion by someone she thinks is | Harold, and outside finds a dead body in the car. |
| 3. There once was a corporal bold - | Harold and Blanca |
| On June 26, 1957, Margaret | Harold and her boyfriend-a U.S. Army sergeant on week |
| They had two children: | Harold and Horace. |
| Harold and Maude (2004; music by Joseph Thalken, base | |
| olourist, and three of his brothers - Charles, | Harold and Arthur - also became artists. |
| Gino comes between | Harold and Lou Carpenter (Tom Oliver) when he and Lou |
| reated by the Janss Investment Company, run by | Harold and Edwin Janss and their father, Peter, in th |
| ampum High School alongside his older brothers | Harold and Dick Allen. |
| ed the Excelsior Brass Band, and his brothers, | Harold and George, were both musicians, George being |
| Along with his brothers | Harold and Tostig, Gyrth was present at his father's |
| as confiscated by Count Guy I of Ponthieu when | Harold and his party were shipwrecked. |
| niversity of California Los Angeles planned by | Harold and Edwin Janss of the Janss Investment Compan |
| baths are featured in a scene in the 1971 film | Harold and Maude in which Harold pretends to assault |
| Master | Harold and the Boys will be released in the United St |
| After a half-hearted search for her, | Harold and Rose apply for custody of the baby. |
| The white castle page mentions the | harold and kumar movies. |
| iptions Purho had heard of the children's book | Harold and the Purple Crayon. |
| ll-Smith was the musical producer for the film | Harold and Maude in 1971, with music written by Cat S |
| His son | Harold and daughter-in-law Virginia accepted the awar |
| with Sundae Club on their track | Harold and their Stuff remix |
| The next morning, | Harold and Nick go jogging. |
| in Castro Valley, California, the daughter of | Harold and Lilly. |
| m the Hal Ashby and Colin Higgins black comedy | Harold and Maude (1971). |
| mainstream releases to Western audiences like | Harold and Kumar, Salaam Bombay, and the Elements Tri |
| seen in the Dirty Harry sequel Sudden Impact, | Harold and Maude and Dangerous Minds. |
| els be suppressed, but to his and Edith's fury | Harold and the English thegns refused enforce the ord |
| By some accounts, | Harold and Dorothy had simply grown apart after Washi |
| The show, which starred Gale | Harold and Ming-Na as FBI agents investigating the di |
| Garry Shandling as | Harold Anderson |
| de against Co-operative Commonwealth candidate | Harold Anderson in a straight fight. |
| The visitor to Earth assumes the name | Harold Anderson and eventually meets Susan (Annette B |
| Holmes Herbert as | Harold Anderson |
| Harold Andrew Mason (July 30, 1911 - November 25, 199 | |
| Harold Andrew "Hank" Allen (born July 23, 1940 in Wam | |
| Bishop | Harold Anthony Perera, Bishop of Ratnapura, was insta |
| Fred Holliday, John Letts, Brian Edmund Baker, | Harold Anthony Oaks, Leonard A. Payne, Robert Dodds, |
| hich were described from material excavated by | Harold Anthony in 1919-1920. |
| Harold Applegath, Billy Burch, Lionel Conacher, Sydne | |
| Harold Archer "Harry" Brown (1897 - 1958) was an Engl | |
| The music is by Herbert Stothart & | Harold Arlen and the lyrics are by E.Y. Harburg. |
| performance on Only the Lonely's final track, | Harold Arlen and Johnny Mercer's "One for My Baby (an |
| Oscar Peterson Plays the | Harold Arlen Songbook (1959, Verve) |
| or the song "For Every Man There's a Woman" by | Harold Arlen (music) and Leo Robin (lyrics). |
| Ella Fitzgerald - Ella Fitzgerald Sings the | Harold Arlen Songbook (1961), Ella Fitzgerald Sings t |
| ing the Blues" is a popular song with music by | Harold Arlen and the lyrics by Ted Koehler, published |
| A 1953 musical remake used a score by | Harold Arlen and Cyril J. Mockridge. |
| House of Flowers is a musical by | Harold Arlen (music and lyrics) and Truman Capote (ly |
| full orchestra for "Ella Fitzgerald Sings the | Harold Arlen Songbook"(1961). |
| The | Harold Arlen and Ted Koehler song "Get Happy" drew on |
| Wiley - Sings the Songs of Rodgers & Hart and | Harold Arlen (1940); Hot House Rose (1996) |
| "One for My Baby" ( | Harold Arlen - Johnny Mercer) - 3:05 |
| Tony Bennett - A String of | Harold Arlen (1960) |
| ng Macabre" and "Ghost Dance" are added to the | Harold Arlen score. |
| Later in the 1950s in Europe he played with | Harold Arlen (1959-1960) and with the orchestra of Qu |
| In The Wizard of Oz and Other | Harold Arlen Songs, Shorty Rogers re-worked the song |
| & Andre Previn - Come Rain or Come Shine: The | Harold Arlen Songbook (1996) |
| Rosemary Clooney Sings the Music of | Harold Arlen is a 1983 album by Rosemary Clooney, of |
| t" and "If I Only Had the Nerve") is a song by | Harold Arlen (music) and E.Y. Harburg (lyrics). |
| The Wizard of Oz and using the film's songs by | Harold Arlen and E.Y. Harburg. |
| Composer | Harold Arlen described it, along with The Merry Old L |
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