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... Dartington in Devon today. Miss Lee said she would like to see films and television used more widely. ; ~ “Of course, opera at Covent Garden, ballet with Mcrgot Fonteyn ...
... Dartington in Devon today. Miss Lee said she would like to see films and television used more widely. ; ~ “Of course, opera at Covent Garden, ballet with Mcrgot Fonteyn and Nureyev on the living stage before you, the rsgic and majesty of a great symphony - orchestra ...
... TO SEE first-class opera and ballet people in the provinces have to go to London M&it for limited tours by er's Wells, Covent Garden, the Royal Ballet and one or two other companies. Mr. T%.Southall. a Wolverhampton solicitor with an active interest in ...
... QUICK QUOTE “THE TROUBLE witk: interesting people is that they're so often small and you can't see ‘them.”—Overheard at a Covent Garden first night. ...
... 300 get treat sy WIGS i HUMAN HAIR NN A AW wedding receptions Adding a touch of gaiety and charm te Covent Garden, London’s fruit and vegetable market, is the popular dancing group known as “Pan’s People.” Formerly known as the “ Beat Girls,” the group ...
... arts. She is more at home among the fetlocks and the fences of Badminton than the coronets and crush bar chit chat of Covent Garden. For this reason, and perhaps with some justification, she has often been accused of failing to publicly recognise that ...
... Despite the drop stic response and at least a dozen curtain |in bank rate there is no sign of the m a packed audience at Covent Garden, building societies being benevolent last night. at present. The Association of British Chambers of Commerce : “ While ...
... buildings. Much of the traffic will enter the area at the level of the ROBERT LANGTON talks to RALPH ROOKWOOD, leader of the Covent Garden planning team, about co-operation towards culture. Strand, which is lower than the part where the market and Opera House ...
... OWER RENTS The Covent Garden planners want to retain the character of the area — with theatres, bookshops, eating places, flats and offices — but improve the overall amenities. Many people in the area conld not afford high rents for new developments, ...
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... 80-acre Covent Garden redevelogment. The Arts Council {s understood to be considering a scheme to encourage professional provincial players to bring their better productions to London without having to take a theatre for a season. The Covent Garden planning ...
... College of North Wales, Bangor, for \ational Parks Commission. * * * rices of the more expensive seats at the Royal . House. Covent Garden, London, are to be ased from April 17 by an average of about r cent. A U.S. Boeing 727 airliner, carrying 98 pasengers ...