R. H. Burnside - CaLiGraph

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Property	Value
rdf:type	American musical theatre director Person associated with Gilbert and Sullivan owl:NamedIndividual 1870 birth 1952 death American dramatist or playwright Naturalized citizen of the United States Person from Metuchen, New Jersey Scottish emigrant to the United States The Lambs president
rdfs:label	R. H. Burnside
owl:sameAs	dbr:R._H._Burnside
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skos:prefLabel	R. H. Burnside
clgo:birthPlace	Pennsylvania Metuchen, New Jersey New Jersey Connecticut Middlesex County, New Jersey New York City Scotland New York (state)
clgo:birthYear	1870
clgo:deathYear	1952
clgo:occupation	Theatre director
is clgo:author of	Three Cheers Good Times (musical) Stepping Stones (musical)
is clgo:director of	Manhattan (1924 film)

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