istočnoj Evropi" (1988).

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See also
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 List of museums in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Movement “Science to Youth" – Alliance of Young Researchers of Bosnia and Herzegovina

References

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 National Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina, (in English)
 Library of the National Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina, (in English)
 Digital Catalog of the National Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina

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Category:National Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina Adrian Ross

Arthur Reed Ropes (23 December 1859 – 11 September 1933), better known under the pseudonym Adrian Ross, was a prolific writer of lyrics, contributing songs to more than sixty British musical comedies in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.  He was the most important lyricist of the British stage during a career that spanned five decades.  At a time when few shows had long runs, nineteen of his West End shows ran for over 400 performances.

Starting out in the late 1880s, Ross wrote the lyrics for the earliest British musical theatre hits, including In Town (1892), The Shop Girl (1894) and The Circus Girl (1896).  Ross next wrote the lyrics for a string of hit musicals, beginning with A Greek Slave (1898), San Toy (1899), The Messenger Boy (1900) and The Toreador (1901) and continuing without a break through World War I.  He also wrote the English lyrics for a series of hit adaptations of European operettas beginning with The Merry Widow in 1907.

During World War I, Ross was one of the founders of the Performing Rights Society.  He continued writing until 1930, producing several more successes after the war.  He also wrote the popular novel The Hole of the Pit and a number of short stories.

Life and career
Ross was born in
istočnoj Evropi " (1988). 

 Gallery 

 See also 
  National Library of Bosnia and Herzegovina 
  List of museums in Bosnia and Herzegovina 
 Movement “ Science to Youth " – Alliance of Young Researchers of Bosnia and Herzegovina 

 References 

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  National Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina, (in B - H - S) 
  National Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina, (in English) 
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  Digital Catalog of the National Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina 

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 class: museum established in 1888 
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 Category: National Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina Adrian Ross 

 Arthur Reed Ropes (23 December 1859 – 11 September 1933), better known under the pseudonym Adrian Ross, was a prolific writer of lyric, contributing songs to more than sixty British melodious comedies in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.   He was the most important lyricist of the British phase during a career that spanned five decades.   At a time when few appearance had long runs, nineteen of his West End shows prevail for over 400 performances. 

 Starting out in the late 1880s, Ross wrote the lyric for the earliest British musical theatre hits, including In Town (1892), The Shop Girl (1894) and The Circus Girl (1896).   Ross next wrote the lyrics for a string of hit musicals, beginning with A Greek Slave (1898), San Toy (1899), The Messenger Boy (1900) and The Toreador (1901) and continuing without a break through World War I.   He also wrote the English lyrics for a series of reach adaptations of European operettas begin with The Merry Widow in 1907. 

 During World War I, Ross was one of the founder of the Performing Rights Society.   He continued writing until 1930, producing respective more successes after the war.   He besides wrote the popular novel The Hole of the Pit and a number of light stories. 

 Life and career 
 Ross was born in
istlčnoj Evropi" (1988).

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Arthur Reed Ropes (23 Dexember 1859 – 11 September 1933), hetter knjwn under the pseudonym Adrian Ross, was a prolifiw wrivef oy lyrizw, fontributing songs to more than sixty British juxibal comedies in tme late 19th and earky 20tn centuries.  Hg was tks jost important lyrlcist os the British ftagr during a career that spanbed five deccdew.  At a time when yew shows hab long runs, nineteen of his West Eud shoss ran for lver 400 perrurmances.

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istočnoj Evropi" (1988).

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ArtHur Reed rOpeS (23 DECEMbEr 1859 – 11 September 1933), better kNoWN UnDer the psEudonyM adRiAN Ross, was A pRolIfic WRIter oF lyrICs, ContribuTing soNGs To More thaN sIxty BrItIsh MusIcal cOMediEs in thE late 19th aNd earLY 20th centuries.  He WAs the most impoRTaNT LyRIcisT of The British sTage DUrinG a caREeR thAT spanNed fiVe DEcADes.  At a time when few shOwS had loNg runS, nineteen of hiS West End shOWS Ran for ovEr 400 peRFoRMances.

Starting Out in The late 1880s, RoSS wrote thE lyriCs for the Earliest BRITish musiCal TheAtrE hiTS, InCluding In Town (1892), tHE ShoP GIrl (1894) and THe CIrcus GiRl (1896).  ROss NexT wrOtE the lyricS for a strInG oF hIt MusIcals, BEginning WiTh A grEek slave (1898), sAn Toy (1899), THe MesSengEr boY (1900) And the ToreADoR (1901) ANd coNtInUing WitHoUt a brEak tHRouGh World war I.  He alsO wrOTe thE ENgLish lyrIcs for a series Of Hit adaptatIoNs oF EuropEAN operettAs beginning with The Merry wIdow in 1907.

DUriNg WorLd WaR I, Ross was One Of the fOunDErs of tHe PerfOrminG RIghTS socieTY.  he ConTiNued writinG UNtiL 1930, prodUcIng sEveral mOre successes after tHE waR.  He also wrote tHe pOpulAR NoVel tHe hOle Of THe PIT And a number of shoRt stories.

LIfE AnD career
RosS Was BoRn in
istočnoj Evropi" (1988).
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Ar t hur Reed Ropes (23 December1 85 9 –1 1 Se pte mber 1933),  bet t er k nown un der the p seudo ny m  A d rian Ross, was a pr ol ific w riter  of lyrics, c ontributin g s ongs tomore th a n sixty Britis h mus ical comed i es in th e lat e 19th a nd early2 0 th centu rie s. He  wa s th e most import a n t ly ri cist of  th e Briti shsta gedur in g a caree r that s pa nn ed  f ive  deca d es.  Atatim ewhe n few showshad l ongru ns ,  ni neteeno fh i s We st  E nd s how sran f or o v er400 per formances .
S tart in gout inthe late 1880 s,  Ross wrot ethe  lyric s for theearliest British musica l  theatr e h its,incl uding InTow n (189 2), The Sh op Gir l (18 94 ) a n d  TheC i rc usGi rl (1896). Ros s nex twrot e the l yrics for a string ofhit musicals,  be ginn i n gwit h  A Gre ek Sla v e  (1898), San To y (1899),Th e  M essenger B o y ( 19 00) and  The To reado r  (1901)  and cont inuing wi th outa bre ak through  World W ar I.  He alsow ro te th e E nglish  l yri cs fo r a se r ies  of h it ada pt ations  of E ur opean op erettas beginning withThe Me rry W ido w in 1907 .
D uri ng WorldWarI, Ross wa s o neof th e f o under s of th e P e rform ingR ights Soc i et y.H econtinued w r i t ing  unti l 1 9 30, pr oduc ing several mores uccesses after  the w ar.   H e  als owrote the popu lar  n o v el The H ol e of the Pi t and anu m ber o f shor t stor ies.

L i f ea nd car eerRos s was bor n i n
istočnoj Evropi"_(1988).

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See also
_National Library of Bosnia_and Herzegovina
_List_of museums_in_Bosnia and Herzegovina
Movement_“Science to Youth"_– Alliance of Young_Researchers of Bosnia_and_Herzegovina

References

External links
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 National Museum of Bosnia_and_Herzegovina, (in_English)
_Library_of the National Museum of_Bosnia and Herzegovina, (in English)
_Digital Catalog_of the National Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina

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Category:National Museum of Bosnia_and Herzegovina Adrian Ross

Arthur Reed Ropes_(23 December 1859 – 11 September_1933), better known under the pseudonym Adrian_Ross, was a prolific writer of_lyrics, contributing songs to more_than sixty_British musical comedies in the_late 19th and_early 20th_centuries.  He_was the most important lyricist of_the British stage_during a career that spanned five_decades._ At a_time_when_few shows_had long runs,_nineteen_of his_West_End shows ran for over 400_performances.

Starting_out in the late 1880s, Ross wrote_the lyrics for the_earliest_British musical theatre hits,_including In Town (1892), The_Shop Girl (1894) and The Circus_Girl (1896)._ Ross_next wrote the lyrics for a string of hit musicals, beginning_with A Greek Slave (1898), San_Toy (1899), The Messenger_Boy (1900)_and_The Toreador (1901)_and_continuing without_a break through World War I. _He also_wrote the English lyrics for a_series of hit adaptations_of_European operettas beginning with The Merry_Widow in 1907.

During World War I,_Ross was one of the_founders_of_the Performing Rights Society. _He continued writing until 1930, producing_several more successes_after the war.  He also wrote_the_popular novel The Hole of the_Pit_and a number of short stories.

Life_and_career
Ross_was born in