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... on opera J. ROGER BAKER THE INDOMITABLE SAILS AGAIN For me, as for most of the younger members of the audience, it was like seeing a new opera-- a new Britten opera too. Billy Budd has not been seen at Covent Garden since its first dozen performances ...
... Sinbad (Yale style) sails again by ELSPETH GRANT CINEMA MODESTLY DESCRIBING itself as The Eighth Wonder Of The Screen, a new process by the name of Dynamation lends The Seventh Voyage Of Sinbad a certain macabre enchantment which is a good thing as ...
... the men and women who sailed to freedom in her have an odd feeling that Erma is indestructible. Here is another adventure book of the sea. In BEYOND HORIZONS (William Kimber. 15s.), Carleton Mitchell, one of the great sailing enthusiasts of our day, ...
... Sopranino Sails West A Fine New Tale of Adventuring in Small Boats An Anti-McCarthy Manifesto, and a Romantic and Unusual New Autobiography SOPRANINO means literally Little Soprano, and refers to the smallest wind instrument in music. When Patrick ...
... lazarette. The author writes of his days under sail vividly and at times brilliantly, and always with a welcome touch of humour. Moonraker, a solid cutter built sixty years ago, which looks like a box and sails like a witch, was the subject of Peter Pye's ...
... Action at Trafalgar A New Exposition of the Battle; Sailing Ships of the South and West of England; Autobiographies of Youth; Two Aspects of Nepal; Party-Giving and This Week s Novels ONE of the most extraordinary and, I think, least known facts about ...
... He Sailed Away to Adventure -By VERNON FANE The Twelve-Year Journey of Pietro Delle Valle, who Sailed Away from Seventeenth-century Venice, is Tolcl in a Fascinating Book by Wilfrid Blunt PIETRO DELLE VALLE was a Roman patrician who, in the year 1614 ...
... Single handed CROYDON WHY IS Ronald Bembridge sailing his trimaran round the world single-handed? In the Croydon Warehouse production of Jonathan Rich's play, a number of possible explanations present themselves to the audience. First, Bembridge is such ...
... Ride Out the Storm by ANGELA MILNE By Roger Vercel. (Heinemann 15s.) Have you ever sailed round Cape Horn, I mean really sailed, with masts and iced-up canvas, and all that No Then near enough to the real thing awaits you in Ride Out the Storm, along ...
... has another side to his character he is a sailing man of knowledge and enthusiasm, as is evidenced in his article Sailing for Beginners on pages 266-267 in this issue of The Sphere. In his new book, PLAIN SAILING (Faber and Faber. 25s.), Mr. Denes fully ...
... travelogue, but this time the subject is SAILING THROUGH ENGLAND (Eyre and Spottiswoode. 25s.). The author is John Seymour who, with his wife Sally, has sailed the rivers and canals of our homeland in a 34-ton Dutch sailing yacht. From the Wash they penetrated ...
... may well sail into the West End sunset for it has every mark of professionalism energetic singing and dancing, a mag nificently tatty set by Tim Goodchild (this is the post-bellum American South), big names. May God bless her and all who sail in her. But ...