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... COVENT GARDEN Mr. Christopher West, who joined the Shakespeare Memorial Theatre. Stratfordon-Avon, in 1947. and has this season been stage manager to three of the Festival plays, has been appointed assistant pro-, ducer at the Royal Opera House. Covent ...
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... COVENT GARDEN ' Marguerite amel Armand ' By our Special Cotreipondent Dame Margot Fon teyn and Rudolph Nureyev created Sir Frederick Ashton a new work Marguente and Armand at the Royal Ballet's gala performance at Covent Garden last night before an audience ...
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... COVENT GARDEN. Notwithstanding that the weather has suddenly become colder, the supply of both vegetables and fruit continues sod Apples and pears are plentitiil, and the may . ;aid of grapes, pine apples, and even Melons. Late peaches realise good prices ...
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... AT COVENT GARDEN Spirited Conducting of The Barber of Seville From Our Own Correspondent. LuNooN, Tuesday Numerically there was one of the poorest audiences seen in the Royal Opera House for a long time for tonight's production of The Barber of Seville ...
... COVENT GARDEN. The supply of both vegetables and fruit continue good. Apples &WE@ are plentiful, and the same may be said .I**s, and melons. Peas ars very scarce. is still • fair supply. For potatoes are heavy; about the same as last week. Cucuta are ...
... COVENT GARDEN LoAwgri• ' Re London Stet Reporter At a time when the deeds of Nazi Ciermany are a lively pre- occupation of the West End theatre. Covent larden's re. rival of Lohenprin provides an instructive pendant to the plays. It is not just the prevalence ...
... COVENT GARDEN without taking any musical liberties. Edward Hibich's Alberich was alsu good. anti Robert Easton had the depth of tone proper to a dragon. The Cuvetit Garden dragon ie perhaps a less imposing beast than the resources of modern stagecraft ...