bobstay การใช้

• In March 1880 he switched to the role of Bill Bobstay in the same production.
• The jib is hauled out on a long bowsprit, which is often tightened downwards with the bobstay giving it a slight curve.
• In the 1947 48 season, Watson gave up the role of Captain Corcoran and played Bill Bobstay in " Pinafore ".
• Instead of a bobstay the end of the bowsprit was supported by an extra spar ( bar ) resting on the cutwater above the waterline.
• During the tour, he added the Savoy opera roles of Doctor Daly in " The Sorcerer " and Bill Bobstay in " H . M . S . Pinafore " to his repertory.
• His own roles from 1932 were the Usher in " Trial by Jury ", Bobstay in " H . M . S . Pinafore ", Samuel in " The Pirates of Penzance ", Guron, and Antonio, which he performed in a BBC broadcast from the Savoy Theatre during the company's 1932 33 London season.
• Adams was hired by the D'Oyly Carte Opera Company as a chorister in 1951 and soon began to play the small roles of Bill Bobstay in " H . M . S . Pinafore ", Samuel in " The Pirates of Penzance ", Second Yeoman in " The Yeomen of the Guard ", and Antonio in " The Gondoliers ", The next season, he took over the principal role of Captain Corcoran in " H . M . S . Pinafore " and substituted for the ailing Alan Styler as Cox in " Cox and Box ", the Counsel in " Trial by Jury " and Grosvenor in " Lieutenant of the Tower in " The Yeomen of the Guard ".