The Duke of Westminster's secretary wrote of him in 1884, "A good architect but a poor hand at accounts!"

Gershwin and Duke wrote 28 songs and special material, but almost half were cut.

Duke never wrote a hit show.

The 6th Duke wrote that he was tempted to demolish the state apartment, to make way for new bedrooms.

Dukes wrote, "It's a mature lyric that will wrap around the hearts of country loving women nationwide."

Duke wrote a lot of great music.

Downstairs, Duke is writing a sign.

Duke wrote several books based on his experiences.

Duke wrote middle-of-the-road swing tunes, and always had an eye on success, Billy just did what he felt instead of being commercial.

Lord Saltire is brought home from the inn and the Duke writes to his estranged wife asking her to reconcile with him.