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... COVENT GARDEN. Sludbad the Sailor i 3 010 title of the paLtominie, by Prank W. Creen. Scene I shows us the Web of Witchery. with Aphrophora, ti.e k'airy Fiend (Miss Annie Stuart). amongst the spiders she has s.ikeliti:(l. Wishing to cheek all adventurous ...
... COVENT GARDEN, Monday the King's box was up, by his Majesty's command, for the Lag and Queen of the Sandwich Islands. These interesting foreigners made their appearance exactly at seven u'cluck. and were warmly greeted b r the audience. God save the ...
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... AT COVENT GARDEN Covent Garden is giving us of its best, for Sir Thomas Beecham's company has never been more brilliant, but it does nothing better than Figaro, which will be heard again on Thursday. So delightful is the masterpiece, that one cannot ...
... COVENT GARDEN. LONDON, Saturday. Fair supplies fruit uiet a better demand, but vegetables moved off quietiy. Fruit— Apples: Kugttsh S to Per halt-sieve: British lus to lis, Jonathans Us 6d 12s 6d, Ncwtowns to per box; Nova 6d to 21s, American lis barrel ...
... 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. Inspirited by the success achieved by his hippodrome last 4'hyl-tm11.9. Mr. William Holland has again re-opened Cue,4l..t. Gardiin with a Yuletide equestrian entertain. , mint, the first performance of whi-h, given on the atter. soon of ...
... 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 Trade generally quiet with plentiful supplies available. Fruit—Apples—Californian Newtowns 11/-13/6, Oregon ditto 12/6-13/6, American Jonathans 10/6-11/ case, English CO.P. 8/-12/, Laxton's 6/-6/9 '2 sieve, cooking -9/6 bushel: bananas 12/-16'6 ...
... COVENT GARDEN. Plentiful suppl' ,v 9s. 1 1 for fruit, but veget« oS. ]if R f Apples—American J s 9s 6.1; n i,inrf ; Oregon do., lis lj 5, I()s r s. O'.J.f 12s; Spitzenberg, * n V ing, 14s per ff», 165 : ,, J''? s ~r; crate. Grape fruit ' « 9 ?„,,5. / ...
... COVENT GARDEN Liberal supplies were available and experienced C.op 1 ' 13/™/* Worce ster AP i e - cieopatra 12/-15/* Jonathan 12/-i4/, cooking varieties 71-8/ per case, English cooking 6/-7/ per bushel, bananas 11/-14/ per crate* ffraDe fruit - Indian ...
... COVENT GARDEN libera) supplies on offer experienced generally quiet demand. Fruit —Apples, Newtons, 9/-9/6; Oregon do., 12/-13/; Jonathans, 9/6-10/6 per ease; English, 3/6-5/6 per half bushel; do. cooking, 1/6-4/ per bushel: bananas, 12/-15/ per crate; ...