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Madame Giry is a
fictional character from
Gaston Leroux's 1910
novel The
Phantom of the Opera. She is a
fairly intermediate character in the novel, although...
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Giry may
refer to:
Arthur Giry (1848–1899),
French historian Louis Giry (1596–1665),
French lawyer,
translator and
writer Odet-Joseph
Giry (1699–1761)...
- Meg
Giry is one of the
fictional characters from
Gaston Leroux's 1910
novel The
Phantom of the Opera. In the story, she is
Madame Giry's daughter. In the...
- In mathematics, the
Giry monad is a
construction that ****igns to a
measurable space a
space of
probability measures over it,
equipped with a canonical...
- from
Palestine was at The
World Fair in New York in 1852. Two brothers,
Giries and
Ibrahim Mansur,
exhibited their work and were a
great success. Previously...
- the
Phantom and
Christine and that the role of Meg
Giry would be pla**** by
Summer Strallen,
Madame Giry by Liz Robertson, and
Raoul by
Joseph Millson. I'd...
- try to
downplay the incident, but
Carlotta angrily storms offstage.
Madame Giry, the Opéra's
ballet mistress,
suggests that
Christine Daaé, a
chorus girl...
- Up
Appearances from 1991 to 1995 and for
originating the role of
Madame Giry in
Andrew Lloyd Webber's
musical The
Phantom of the Opera.
Irene Mary Wetton...
- ring, the
Phantom steals it and flees,
pursued by Raoul, but
Giry thwarts him. When
Giry was younger, she met the Phantom, a
deformed young boy, billed...
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roles on
stage and screen. Her most
notable theatre credits include Meg
Giry in the West End
production of Love
Never Dies and
Maria von
Trapp in Andrew...
