... COVENT GARDEN MOURNS. QUEEN OF FLOWERS DEAD. ...

... AT COVENT GARDEN COMEDY AND REALITY. ...

... Covent Garden After retiring from the 8.8. C. in 1950 Sir Steuart became artistic director of the Covent Garden Opera and general administrator of the Royal Opera House. He resigned these appointments in 1955. Son of a canon of Worcester Cathedral, Sir ...

... COVENT GARDEN. Mention of Covent Garden reminds me that there is a prospect of the famous opera house disappearing. Covent Garden Market, which is a very well-paying con-, •orn, mast find more room. and the posibility of the theatre site beinibboorbed ...

... COVENT GARDEN 3.O—STALYBRIDGR SELLING HANDICAP (one mile). -Flint Stone has penalty carry, and Marinade should again beat Lady Rockville. Fulfil is the danger CYLGATE, who may win here. 3.30 —MARK PRICE HANDICAP (one mile)—Voice Box has not run tins year ...

... COVENT GARDEN. ROYAL ASCOT MEETING, Acetptancts. Wednesday, June 15. ROYAL HUNT CUP (handicap), piece plate value £lOO. added Sweepstakes £2O each, with £1,500 added for the winner. £3OO for the second, and for the third. Seven furlongs ami 166 yards ...

... AT COVENT GARDEN Princess Margaret and Mr. Antony Armstrong-Jones visited the Royal Opera House. Covent Garden, to-day, to inspect. the decorations for last night's gala performance in honour of the State visit of the King and Queen of Nepal. 1 CINZ A ...

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... COVENT GARDEN 'THERE WAS NO MASS RETURN TO WORE at Covent Garden to-day although 6 a.m had been set by the employers as the deadline for market workers to return or risk dismissal. Mr. Donald Mack, chairman 4 the Tenants' Association said: We can consider ...

... Covent Garden warning Sir William stresses that previous reports of the council have warned that closures and calamities were inevitable unless the scale of Exbllc patronage of the arts was creased. % o s, “ The crisis at Sadler's Wells was & major d ...

... TO DANCE AT COVENT GARDEN. Two well-born Indian girls will appear with Pavlova at Covent Garden during the coming season. This is the ant time that women of their class have danced in public, as, according to Indian caste law, only nautch girls are allowed ...

... COVENT GARDEN PROPERTIES Coveut Gardena Properties Co., Ltd., circular elates that the Company inter redeem the whole of the ti |*cr cent, mortgage debenture etoek January 1 at £ll5 j»er £lOO of stock and repine present isnue new issue i>er first mortgage ...