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... Peacefully In His Sleep THE GATE THE SECOND production at the new pub theatre. The Gate, at the Prince Albert, Notting Hill Gate, is Peacefully In His Sleep by James Hogan, the drama of the last hours of an old soldier. Yates, lying in bed and from ...
... Down and Out in Paris and London THE GATE THE RECENTLY established Gate Theatre Club at the Prince Albert pub in Notting Hill Gate continues splendidly the work it began so well with its first production, the latest play being an adaptation by Lou Stein ...
... fluence remained dominant, the Queen and Pam at first were friends. The tiff began in the '40's when, under Peel, she and Prince Albert learned their powers and rights, and Albert gradually assumed direction while the Queen ensured the succession. Soon enough ...
... The Lesson THF GATE AFTER TWO new plays, the recently opened Gate Theatre, at the Prince Albert. Notting Hill Gate, are presenting a revival of Eugene Ionesco's The Lesson, a one-act piece packed with grim humour, ridiculous searching for reality, violent ...
... Bulgarian writer Georgi Markov, one of his plays, Let's Go Under the Rainbow, opened for a season at the Gate Theatre in the Prince Albert, Notting Hill Gate. Described as a work exploring the nature of political and personal res ponsibility, betrayal and t ...
... like a mother, and make:, his way down a coal-chute into Windsor Castle, where the Queen is still mourning the death of Prince Albert. After many adventures, durin which he is suspected of complicity in an Irish plot and thrown int the Tower of London, ...
... Views on the Prince Consort A Discussion of Prince Albert's Political Influence; Letters of one of Queen Victoria's Grand-daughters; Africa Today and Yesterday; And Recent Fiction JUST how do we sum up Prince Albert the Good? Admittedly, there is less conflict ...
... marvellously expressive and so direct whatever their spelling in the effect they convey. Mr. Richard Church's new novel, PRINCE ALBERT (Heinemann. 18s.), is a story of a young couple and their child and, just as significantly, a story of the relationship ...
... g from page 171 E. V. KXOX'S BOOK REVIEWS A fitting task most certainly for one who is also a great-great-grandson of Prince Albert the Good. Take It To Heart, by Kathleen Farrell (Rupert Hart -Davis, 10s. 6d.) is largely concerned with what I can only ...
... for some time. It leaps recklessly headlong across the boundary line into costume fiction. It con cerns the rumour that Prince Albert was illegitimate and half-Jewish, and takes in a little trifling poisoning, black magic, and a deformed baby bottled in ...
... But he regarded the Cherry Pickers merely as a bodyguard, enhancing his own splendour and pride. With them he escorted Prince Albert from Dover to his marriage with Queen Victoria. A little later, after sacking another efficient officer, he was involved ...
... that had never learned to use or could not afford to purchase the private Tudor tub? I cannot say. At any rate in 1847 Prince Albert, following the precedent of William and Mary, who had built one at Hampton Court, installed a bath room at Windsor Castle ...