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Gilbert and Sullivan's Japanese excursion may not have the same worldwide cultural adulation it did with its premiere in 1885, but it recently demonstrated its staying power through the critical success of Mike Leigh's wonderful 1999 film "Topsy-Turvy," a rich yet somber portrayal of the work's creation.

Chrysler is hoping to achieve the same kind of results with its "Premiere Night" promotions.

Only by 1865, with its premiere in Munich, had the musicians caught up with Wagner and his "Tristan".

The series got off to a solid start with its premiere episode, scoring a 13.6 rating that outpaced CBS's "Uncle Buck," also a new program.

"Homecoming," the tale Mr. Horowitz was directing in Gowanus, is Gimlet's first scripted series, with its premiere on Wednesday, Nov. 16.

(And happily, Mr. Henze, unlike those other composers, has completed a 10th Symphony, with its premiere to be conducted by Simon Rattle at the Lucerne Festival in 2002).

It had its premiere with the Pennsylvania Ballet in 1973.

"Dybbuk" was first seen in 1974, but Robbins continued tinkering with it long after its premiere.

"The Sopranos," by comparison, reached 13.4 million people with its season premiere earlier this month, rivaling many network shows.

Reviews are strong, and the title achieved additional profile with its UK premiere as the opening night of the London film festival, with Hanks in attendance.

BBC2 scored a hit with its film premiere, Made in Dagenham, watched by 2.1 million viewers, a 9.9% share of the audience, between 9pm and 10.50pm.