"And thanks to the National Lottery Heritage Fund we have now got a lovely spire, and a wonderful
golden cockerel on the weather vane.
Fireworks exploded over the stadium, illuminating the north London sky and a 15-foot (4.6 meter)
golden cockerel atop the roof.
The giant, trademark
golden cockerel sat high above the imposing South Stand, a replica of a design they'd had since 1909.
In 1831 Pushkin writes "The Tale of Tsar Saltan" and "The Tale of the Priest and His Workman Balda"; in 1833, "The Tale of the Fisherman and the Fish" and "The Tale of the Dead Princess"; in 1834, "The Tale of the
Golden Cockerel"; an unfinished tale about a she-bear also dates to the 1830s.
SERIOUSLY, Spurs have released an 84-second video proudly entitled The
Golden Cockerel is Home.
There's also a six-metre high Phoenix, a Chinese legend, with the head of a peacock, body of a swan and wings of a
golden cockerel, believed to be a messenger of happiness.
These glamorous Russians visit Symphony Hall on October 12, and their programme begins with none other than Rimsky-Korsakov, this time his exotic suite from his opera The
Golden Cockerel. It concludes with Rachmaninov's gripping Symphonic Dances, and sandwiched between these two offerings is Prokofiev's finger-crunching Piano Concerto no.2.
Hard luck, cockfighting, and desperation run through Juan Rulfo's The
Golden Cockerel and Other Writings, revealing a gritty and completely engrossing side of Mexico.
It's a sample print by Petts produced for a book printed by the highlyregarded
Golden Cockerel Press that's expected to turn a few heads at the Carmarthen Antiques and Flea Market.
Most anticipated, though, is the American premiere of the well-received The
Golden Cockerel, a historically driven revamp of the Diaghilev ballet.
1, Rimsky-Korsakov's The
Golden Cockerel, Chausson's Poeme, Gilopez Kabayao's Introduction and Pandanggo and Wieniawski's Variations on an Original Theme.
Oddities abound, both of inclusion and categorization, such as the address on the occasion of the installation of the incised carving "Alleluia" by Eric Gill, illustrator of the
Golden Cockerel edition, in the gallery of the Bridwell Library at Southern Methodist University in 1980, or the book by Irving Ungar, Justice Illuminated; The Art of Arthur Szyk, an artist who produced a series of pilgrim portraits, published in Berkeley by Frog (1999).