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... emergence of one British singer in particular from a respectable and nationally appreciated eminence at the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, into the world of international opera. He is Michael Langdon, the Wolverhampton - born operatic bass, who during theé ...
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... taken for granted. After all, he comes fr&rrß_i;;ni;EEei;l;; is only 36—a mere child as conductors go—and has been on the Covent Garden staff for ten years. = i Tonight, for the first time, Mr. Downes has a full-length new production to conduct. He is in ...
... cost that the tol's an services they offered priced them selves out before thev beean REBUILT Land in the vicinity of Covent Garden was worth about £l5 per square foot if a market was rebuilt on the site. Many growers felt that market costs were too high ...
... Television p e ——————— R, A GOLDEN HOUR MARCH And a truly unforgettable occasion; _— comes from the Royal Opera House, \ Covent Garden. With Dame Margot 4 \ Fonteyn, Rudelf Nureyev, Boris Christoff, e Regine Crespin, Hungarian State Dance Ensemble. Conductor: ...
... the dress circle bar at Wolverhamptons G rand I'heatre for 33 years, is an aunt of Michael Langdon, leading hass of the Covent Garden Opera Company. But most shows at the Grand set the fierce partisan support of Rose. This week, for the benefit of Press ...
... Night at the London Palladium.”™ In comes “A Golden Hour,” a programme televised from the stage of the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, and introduced by Sir David Webster, general administrator of I he Garden,” Stars of *A Golden Hour” hich, by the way ...
... specially devised for the now world-famous partnership of Fonteyn and Nureyev—comes to a head with its world premiére at Covent Garden. The Observer’s ballet critic Alexander Bland gives a detailed account of how this ballet was conceived and slowly brought ...
... taking dramatic steps in dress Her husband is a Spanish- American dress designer. ...
... electric lamps were accidentally. * * * nds of flowers, daffodils, carnations, freezias, were thrown by the audience stage at Covent Garden, London, last n Margot Fonteyn and Rudolf Nureyev “Le Corsaire,” on the last night of the llet season. * +* +% llon of ...
... and Designs,” by A. G. L. Hellyer, price 255., published by W. H. and L. Collingridge, Limiited, 2-10, Tavistock-street, Covent Garden, London, W.C.2. Another alternative would be to obtain some of the leaflets (costing about 6d. each) which are issued by ...
... will consist of popular arias from the Covent Garden repertory. theatre for this event. The management of the Grand have for some time toyed with the idea of presenting such an evening concert, sOO that Covent Garden singers can be heard outside their own ...