Henrik Ibsen (1828-1906) was a great 19th century Norwegian playwright who was considered one of the first prominent figures of modern theatre. Ibsen wrote many famous plays but none moreso than A Dollrsquo;s House which is still the worldrsquo;s most performed play today.This version of Ibsenrsquo;s Hedda Gabler includes a table of contents.
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. The Next Elvis: Vivid Memories and Happenings at Sun RecordsBy Golfer12Barbara Sims says her family and friends encouraged her to write The Next Elvis and I am so glad she followed through to write this informative and entertaining book. Her writing style supports her familiarity with Sun Records and the people she encountered while working there. As she mentions in her book; my dad (Memphis UPI Bureau Manager; Leo Soroka) introduced her to Sam Phillips. It gave me immense pleasure to read the kind words she wrote about my father. And; many of the names and places in this book jogged some wonderful memories of my 13 years in Memphis and the Sun Records era Ms Sims writes about. Everyone with an interest in the rock n roll recording industry; and especially Sun Records; will enjoy this book as Ms Sims vividly records her memories of people and happenings at Sun Records.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Sun coming up!By d essReading this now;and though its a little slow;the info is worth the effort.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Shining a light on Sun RecordsBy Kay MartinSince I was involved with Sun Records and several of their artists and friends with Sam and Jud Phillips during the era that Barbara writes about; I was really interested to read what she had to say from her insider viewpoint. This was excellent and brought back lots of memories. One chapter was full of names of people I hadnt thought about in YEARS! This book is a behind the scenes look at the record business during those years from someone who was there to chronicle it. Thanks; Barbara!!