Victor's life was dramatized in François Truffaut's 1970 film L ' Enfant sauvage ( marketed in the UK as The Wild Boy and in the US as The Wild Child ).

However, Queen Victoria referred to Albert Victor's " dissipated life " in private letters to her eldest daughter, which were later published and, in the mid-20th century, the official biographers of Queen Mary and King George V, James Pope-Hennessy and Harold Nicolson respectively, promoted hostile assessments of Albert Victor's life, portraying him as lazy, ill-educated and physically feeble.

Throughout the war, periodic incidents arise related to the hidden documents that put Victor's life, and the life of Jane, his new-found bride, in danger.

The marriage is quickly annulled and Victor pays Leanna a settlement, but she remains a bothersome component in Victor's life on occasion.

The book prominently contains the conceit wherein Victor's life is being filmed by a camera crew " introduced a third of the way into the book ".

" As narrator, " Victor's perceptions " sum up " glamor world's disconnection from what the rest of us consider " real life "... Everything he sees is a brand name.

The trip turns out to ultimately cure Victor's brooding disposition toward life and shows him why his father became an alcoholic, was abusive, and eventually left their family.

The bartender shares Victor's last words with them, " A life lived in fear is not much fun.

In recent years, Andrew Cook has continued attempts to rehabilitate Albert Victor's reputation, arguing that his lack of academic progress was partly due to the incompetence of his tutor, Dalton ; that he was a warm and charming man ; that there is no tangible evidence that he was homosexual or bisexual ; that he held liberal views, particularly on Irish Home Rule ; and that his reputation has been diminished by biographers eager to improve the image of his brother, George.

The Saint Patrick's Cathedral Group of Parishes has one other operational church, St. Catherine and St. James, Donore Avenue ( formerly St. Victor's ), which is the working centre of the parish.

From the middle of the eighteenth century, even if staging Shakespeare's original play ( as opposed to Victor's rewrite ) it was common for directors to cut the lines in the final scene where Valentine seems to offer Silvia to Proteus, who has just attempted to rape her, as a sign of his forgiveness and friendship.

If Peggy is honest, she can easily satisfy Victor's demand for either a graph isomorphism ( which she has ) or a Hamiltonian cycle ( which she can construct by applying the isomorphism to the cycle in G ).

Victor's mother is now ill with grief, and the funeral has been delayed as long as possible to get Victor to attend.

In the third act, Victor's apartment is seen from yet a third angle, and has encroached upon the stage entirely, with the Krap home completely gone.

Vassallo's nephew, Jesse Vassallo ( Victor's son ) is considered to be the greatest swimmer in Puerto Rican sports history and has continued the family tradition by establishing " Vassallo Unlimited ".

When Arnold dies in Phoenix, Arizona, where he has settled after separating from Victor's mother Arlene ( Tantoo Cardinal ), Victor and Thomas embark on a cross-country journey to retrieve his ashes and belongings.

Viki learns she has a half-brother, Tony Lord ( George Reinholt ), and Dorian plots to keep Victor's fortune for herself.

He falls out of grace for a short while after Nico Minoru discovers that the second Pride has tapped into Victor's circuits and was using him to spy on the team.

However, Victor still attempts a rescue when he discovers Chase has Nico hostage, but is easily shut down when Chase asks him a rhetorical question designed to overload Victor's circuits.

Grace attends Victor's concert, only to learn that Victor has been delayed and the concert will be rescheduled.

In Victor's home town, Grace has tea with Victor's family, who tell her that Victor's vale, Dirk Simpson, is spreading lies that he and Victor had been lovers.

The legalities of war have sometimes been accused of containing favoritism toward the winners (" Victor's justice "), as some controversies have not been ruled as war crimes.

Albert Victor's intellect, sexuality and sanity have been the subject of much speculation.

In a statement to police Albert Victor's lawyers admitted that there had been " some relations " between him and Mrs. Haddon, but denied the claim of fatherhood.

On 12 March, news of Victor's defeat at the Battle of Barrosa reached Soult and he left Badajoz to return to Andalusia, anxious that the siege of Cádiz had been lifted.

These ceremonies have usually been celebrated at New York's restaurant, Victor's Cafe.

Victor's mother had been an elementary school teacher before his parents were married.

Although Tufts had a medical school associated with it, a secondary reason why he had chosen to study there, Victor's attention had been directed to Johns Hopkins by a 1939 Time magazine article on the " big four " of Johns Hopkins medicine: William H. Welch, whom the article was primarily about, William Osler, Howard Atwood Kelly, and William Stewart Halsted.

In describing the progress of his investigation, Knight reveals a series of coincidences: both Albert Victor's mother and Alice Crook were deaf ; both Albert Victor's mother and Walter Sickert were Danish ; Sickert is obsessed by the Ripper ; the murders ended with the death of Mary Kelly ; there was growing republican sentiment at the time of the murders, as well as anti-Catholic prejudice ; a woman named " Elizabeth Cook ", who Knight claims could be Annie Elizabeth Crook misspelt, did live at 6 Cleveland Street ; Annie Crook was institutionalised ; rumours of the time link Prince Albert Victor to a scandal in Cleveland Street ; Gull was fond of grapes, and one of the victims may have been eating some at the time of her death ; Gull matches the description of an unnamed physician accused by clairvoyant Robert James Lees, who claimed to have identified the Ripper by using psychic powers.

Gravesend is briefly mentioned in two other novels: Frankenstein by Mary Shelley during Victor's travels through the United Kingdom with Clerval ; ultimately culminating in Victor's residence in the Orkney Islands ; and also in the novel Heart of Darkness by Joseph Conrad.

Victor's story was retold through dramatizations in a fourth-season episode of In Search Of ..., titled " Wild Children ", in 1980.

Victor's story was also dramatized through puppetry in an ensemble theater performance also called The Wild Child by Hand2Mouth Theatre, a nonprofit theatre group in Portland, Oregon, in 2004.

She sums up her relationship with Victor in this episode by telling Ben ( her admirer ) " Victor's the most sensitive person I know-and that's why I love him.

Victor's death by a hit and run driver in the final episode was filmed at Shawford railway station, Hampshire.

Desiderius, abbot of Monte Cassino was first chosen pope as Victor III when Gregory VII died in 1085, but after Victor's short reign, Otho was elected Pope Urban II by acclamation ( March 1088 ) at a small meeting of cardinals and other prelates held in Terracina in March 1088.

Victor's only existing literary work " Dialogues ," is on the miracles wrought by St. Benedict and other saints at Monte Cassino.

The stirring main theme was included in RCA Victor's collection of classic Bogart film scores, recorded by Charles Gerhardt and the National Philharmonic Orchestra.

This image continued to be used as a trademark by Victor in the USA, Canada and Latin America, and then by Victor's successor RCA.

These recordings were produced by Victor's Oakland plant, which had opened in 1924.

Mardi Gras ( from Mississippi Suite ) was recorded in the radio transcription series Shilkret Novelties in 1931. and again by Nathaniel Shilkret in RCA Victor's transcription series His Majesty's Voice of the Air in 1932.

His entire catalog of commercial recordings was issued by RCA Victor, save for two single-sided recordings for Brunswick in 1926 ( his first by the electrical process ) with the New York Philharmonic Orchestra and a series of excellent recordings with the BBC Symphony Orchestra from 1937 to 1939 for EMI's HMV label ( which was RCA Victor's European affiliate ).

First, at 8 am, Melas hurled FML Karl Joseph Hadik von Futak's division ( four battalions ) at Victor's defences, supported by Frimont ’ s advance guard battery along the stream.

Kellermann's heavy cavalry brigade and the 8th Dragoons took up a covering position on the left, smashing an attempt by GM Giovanni Pilatti's light dragoon brigade which attempted to cross the steep-sided Fontanone at its southern end to envelop Victor's flank.

* May 1 – The music to John Alden Carpenter's ballet Skyscrapers is recorded by the Victor Symphony Orchestra, under the direction of Nathaniel Shilkret ; in addition to be being issued as six sides on 78 rpm discs, the recording is made available as one Victor's early 33⅓ rpm LP releases.

* May 21-RCA Victor's first commercially issued 33⅓ rpm record, " Salon Suite, No. 1 " by The Victor Salon Orchestra, directed by Nathaniel Shilkret, was recorded

One of Albert Victor's instructors said he learnt by listening rather than reading or writing and had no difficulty remembering information, but Prince George, Duke of Cambridge, had a less favourable opinion of him, calling him " an inveterate and incurable dawdler ".

Victor expanded its American orchestral recording program by making recordings of the Boston Symphony Orchestra conducted by Karl Muck and the Philadelphia Orchestra conducted by Leopold Stokowski in 1917 ; Victor's relationship with Stokowski and Philadelphia remained firm for decades.

However, throughout the 1930s, Victor's involvement in jazz and blues slowed down and by the time of the musicians ' strike and the end of the war, Victor was neglecting the R & B ( race ) scene, which is one of the reasons so many independent companies sprang up so successfully.