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It was about a ship named "HMS Pinafore" in the navy.

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Operetta by Gilbert and Sullivan HMS?

HMS Pinafore.


Who wrote HMS pinafore?

Gilbert and Sullivan.


When did Gilbert and Sullivan compose HMS Pinafore?

Pinafore was first performed at the Opera Comique, London on 25th May 1878 and ran for a total of 571 performances.


Which Gilbert and Sullivan opera is about the Emperor of Japan?

Mikado


The last names of the men who wrote opera ''The Mikado''?

Gilbert & Sullivan

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Operetta by Gilbert and Sullivan HMS?

HMS Pinafore.


Who wrote HMS pinafore?

Gilbert and Sullivan.


When did Gilbert and Sullivan compose HMS Pinafore?

Pinafore was first performed at the Opera Comique, London on 25th May 1878 and ran for a total of 571 performances.


Which Gilbert and Sullivan opera is about the Emperor of Japan?

Mikado


Which Gilbert and Sullivan opera mentions another Gilbert and Sullivan opera?

In "The Pirates of Penzance" the Major General sings about "that infernal nonsense, Pinafore," referring to "H.M.S. Pinafore."


Which Gilbert and Sullivan opera has no spoken dialog?

Trial by Jury.


Who are the Savoy opera collaborators?

The Savoy operas were the original name for the operas of Sir Arthur Sullivan and W.S. Gilbert, aka Gilbert and Sullivan.


The last names of the men who wrote opera ''The Mikado''?

Gilbert & Sullivan


Comic opera by Gilbert and Sullivan first performed in 1881?

patience


Which Gilbert and Sullivan comic-opera has Bunthorne's Bride as an alternative-title?

Patience.


Which Gilbert and Sullivan comic-opera is set in the Tower-of-London?

The Yeomen of the Guard.


In which operetta are the words things are seldom what they seem skim milk masquerades as cream?

Gilbert & Sullivan,"HMS Pinafore"