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... Bicentenary of Kew Gardens On June 2 the Official Celebration will be Held of the Beginning, Two Hundred Years Ago, of the Famous London Botanical Gardens Written and Illustrated by V. COVERLEY-PRICE FOR millions of Londoners a visit to Kew means an ...
... BLANCHE THEBOM, leading mezzo-soprano of New Yorks Metropolitan Opera, made her initial appearance at Covent Garden in June. She is seen as Dido in Berlioz's The Trojans, this occasion being the opera's first professional production in England Houston ...
... is the 25th anniversary of the theatre-in-a-garden. 3 June The Royal Tournament at Earls Court. Display of military skills and pageantry ancient and modern. 3 JUNE The Derby at Epsom. 4 june The Fourth of June at Eton. The world's best-known ...
... a Sensational Recital at the Royal Festival Hall When Maria Callas gave the name- part in Cherubini's Medea at Covent Garden last June, London critics were confirmed in their opinion that she is something of a rarity among operatic performers. She is primarily ...
... La Fille du Regiment, By Donizetti, Royal Opera House, Covent Garden: 8 June, 11 June, 17 June, 23 June, 27 June, 2 July. Cast: Joan Sutherland, Monica Sinclair, Luciano Pavarotti, (23 ...
... colours all over the garden in June and July. Little Susan's garden thrives mainly on annuals she can sow these by herself half-a-dozen strawberry plants, half-a- dozen gladioli and a few lettuces and mustard -and -cress make up her garden. But it is the ...
... with a silver Caudle Cup. JUNE 7th.-- THE PREMIER AND THE ONI. Sir Winston Churchill shakes hands with the Oni of Ife during the garden-party at Blenheim Palace, Woodstock, Oxon, where, incidentally, Sir Winston was born. JUNE 7th.-- THE PRINCESS AND THE ...
... the garden next June, at dusk, our honeysuckle archway was besieged with the great hovering, probing moths. As we had no sallows, the eyed hawks were transplanted on to apple-trees, the cater pillars not minding the change in diet and the gardener being ...
... is arti ficially heated should be avoided, but it must be absolutely frost-proof. The weather was fairly kind to the gardener until June and the first disappointment for many was the poor quality of the soft fruit crops, particularly strawberries and r ...
... Arnold, choreography by Frederick Ashton and scenery and costumes by Oliver Messcl. This was first performed at Covent Garden on June 2 last year. The brilliant audience included the French Ambassador and Mme. Massigli sitting in the stalls near Sir Kenneth ...