The First and Only Weekly Online Fanzine Devoted to the Life and Works of Edgar Rice Burroughs Since 1996 ~ Over 15,000 Webpages in Archive www.ERBzine.com/george Mirrored at www.erbzine.com/mcwhorter :: Volume 0630 |
A ROSTER OF REMINISCENCES
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PART 24
GEORGE T. McWHORTER TRIBUTE
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By Delinda Stephens Buie
Delinda was George's closest
colleague at the University of Louisville for decades,
and they maintained their
relationship after George retired.
A photo of George and Delinda was taken at the ceremony and exhibition
on 28 August 2008
honoring George and his gift of an endowment for the Edgar Rice
Burroughs Collection.
PART I
By George T. McWhorter Wherein it shall be revealed a set of curious chances by which the subject has arrived at this present STATION IN LIFE "Each One As Before Will Chase His Favorite Phantom" www.erbzine.com/mag6/0631.html |
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STATION IN LIFE By George T. McWhorter Featured in THE OWL: The Official Newsletter of the University of Louisville Libraries Vol. 6, No. 9 October, 1991 |
PART 2
Will Chase His Favorite Phantom www.erbzine.com/mag6/0632.html By George T. McWhorter Curator of the Edgar Rice Burroughs Collection at the University of Louisville talks about his efforts to build the collection BIBLIO
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PART 3
GEORGE T. McWHORTER (BARITONE) (Compiled in March 1980) and PROGRAMME GALLERY www.erbzine.com/mag6/0633.html |
PART 4
A REMEMBRANCE by GEORGE McWHORTER www.erbzine.com/mag6/0634.html featured in THE OWL The Newsletter for Employees of the U of L Libraries ~ Vol. 6, No. 11 ~ December 1991 |
PART 5
Poetry Across A Millennium www.erbzine.com/mag6/0635.html An Anglo-Saxon 1,000 years ago first set down the poem newly translated by George McWhorter |
PART 6
GEORGE McWHORTER PHOTO SCRAPBOOK I www.erbzine.com/mag6/0636.html |
PART 7
GEORGE McWHORTER PHOTO SCRAPBOOK II www.erbzine.com/mag6/0637.html |
PART 8
PART 9
Feature article on George T. McWhorter by Maria Clark www.erbzine.com/mag6/0639.html Inside
U of L
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PART 10
BURROUGHS BIBLIOPHILES and BURROUGHS BULLETIN by George T. McWhorter curator of the Edgar Rice Burroughs Collection ~ -the largest institutional archive of Burroughs materials in the world. |
PART 11
Edited by George T. McWhorter A Souvenir of the 2003 Dum-Dum ~ Louisville, Kentucky www.erbzine.com/mag15/1519.html |
Over 20 Years of Monthly Newsletters Edited by George McWhorter Black and White Editions plus Colour Webpages and PDF versions for later editions http://www.erbzine.com/mag34/3450.html |
The Edgar Rice Burroughs Memorial Collection Reprinted from U of L Magazine ~ Spring 2009 ~ By Ron Cooper University of Louisville ~ Louisville, Kentucky http://www.erbzine.com/mag27/2722.html |
PART 14
Special Collections/Rare Books ~ Ekstrom
Library ~ University of Louisville ~ Kentucky
George McWhorter's Virtual Tour of the Nell Dismukes McWhorter Edgar Rice Burroughs Memorial Collection TOUR ONE 18 Galleries |
George McWhorter's Virtual Tour of the Nell Dismukes McWhorter Edgar Rice Burroughs Memorial Collection TOUR TWO 30 Galleries |
PART 16
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GEORGE McWHORTER DUM-DUM 2012 GREETING
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A video greeting to attendees of the 2012 Dum-Dum from Burroughs
Bibliophiles
Spiritual Leader and Jeddak of Jeddaks, George T. McWhorter ~ University
of Louisville
FILM: A Conversation with George McWhorter by Allison
Bohl
https://vimeo.com/38592149
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THE MANY FACES OF GEORGE McWHORTER
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www.ERBzine.com/mag45/4549.html After the 2013 Louisville Dum-Dum www.ERBzine.com/mag45/4540.html For us, the highlight of the 2013 Louisville Burroughs Convention was the Sunday we spent with the greatest of all ERB fans: George McWhorter. He has soloed at his church for 40 years - and we were thrilled to finally have the chance to hear him perform. Despite his 80 years, George's voice is still rich and powerful and fully captivates his audience. Later we dined and drove around the city, and ended our visit at his apartment. |
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The Official Publication of The Burroughs Bibliophiles Over 80 Reprints Endorsed by George T. McWhorter (Editor and Publisher) Read them online - Released Weekly in ERBzine CONTENTS |
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King of Dreams by George T. McWhorter READ ALL PAGES HERE Reprinted from Library Review 30 ~ May 1980 University of Louisville ~ Louisville, Kentucky I have scanned and re-typed the text from this 41-page article. All the pages and illustrations are here in two sizes and the entire article is also posted in an ERBzine PDF file. Part I | Part II | Part III | PDF Version |
PART 21
MOON MAID GLOSSARY
FROM THE MOON MAID TRILOGY BY
EDGAR RICE BURROUGHS
Compiled by George McWhorter
Revised by Duane Adams for ERBzine in 1999
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PART 22
PHOTOS CAPTURED BY GOOGLE ON ERBzine
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A few photos Googled off ERBzine.com
GEORGE and FRIENDS :: Pt. 1
GEORGE ON SCREEN
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www.ERBzine.com/mag31/3119.html
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FILM: A Conversation with George McWhorter by Allison
Bohl
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George McWhorter's mother, Nell,
Taught him how to read so well That he devoured many books, And best of all he got his hooks Into the tales by Edgar Rice, Which tales did his young mind entice To read each one that he could find To feed and grow his yearning mind. He read of Tarzan, tall and strong, Jungle Lord, knew right from wrong. He traversed over Planet Mars With he who wore a captain's bars; He went to Venus on a ship That left for Mars then did a flip; He roamed the Arizona West With Shoz-Dijiji, on a quest; He hiked with Bridge and Billy Byrne, Then to the Inner World did turn; He ne'er forgot that Caspak land And rode herd on the Bar Y brand. |
And when they thought he'd done it all,
He'd just begun to have a ball: Setting up at Louisville For other fans, the wondrous thrill Of seeing books in jackets, fine, And scenes of Tarzan on a vine, Magazines and lobby cards With tales of jeds and jungle guards; Toys and games and photographs, Figurines of tall giraffes. And more, and more, and more, and more, Enough to fill the Earth's huge core! Burroughs' heroes all became Kings or lords with lasting fame. And likewise, George, the Super Fan Has earned the kudos: "You da man!" And all the fans from East to West, Give George a hand, for he's the best. --John "Bridge" Martin |
PART 26
A Fond Memory of George and the Louisville Dum-Dums
he hosted
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