What does GBS stand for?

George Bernard Shaw

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Mrs Warren's Profession BIRMINGHAM REPERTORY THEATRE IT would be nice to think it was George Bernard Shaw who led to the Rep displaying its full house sign last night - but it was more likely the draw of Felicity Kendal.

Felicity brings in the crowds

Turkey) analyzes the political writings of George Bernard Shaw (1856-1950), placing Shaw's views within the context of the wider debates between socialists, radicals, liberals, and conservatives in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

Shaw's controversial socialism

Byline: Isaac Bickerstaffe MAUREEN 0'Hara's advocacy of prayer as the secret to her long life (she is 89) would have found no place in the doctrine of her compatriot George Bernard Shaw.

MAUREEN 0'Hara's advocacy of prayer [...]

Byline: By Steve Jones ACCORDING to George Bernard Shaw, England and America are two peoples separated by one language.

REVIEW; Rich Hall Glee Club, Cardiff Rating: ****

George Bernard Shaw identified one problem when he wrote, "Do not do unto others as you would have them do unto you; their tastes may be different.

The Golden Rule 2.0

PETER DUTTON, Tynemouth, North Tyneside CAPTION(S): EDWARDIAN HERO: Colin Veitch, seated second from the right in the front row in this 1905 Newcastle United team photograph, was singled out for praise by George Bernard Shaw.

Letter: Voice of the North - United's all-singing, all-dancing ...

Byline: AMAR SINGH A FORGOTTEN play by George Bernard Shaw which was published in the Evening Standard may have influenced the abdication of Edward VIII.

Bernard Shaw play in Evening Standard 'influenced abdication'

1950: Irish writer George Bernard Shaw died, aged 94.

Stop the Clock; November 2