... RADIO PROGRAMMES VERDI’S “LA TRAVIATA” FROM ' SADLER’S WELLS ...

... OPERA SEASON SADLER’S WELLS CO. ...

... been following keenly the progress of the Sadler's Wells Royal Ballet from its traditional London home to Birmingham As indeed she might It was in 1931 that Madame founded company to perform ballet at Sadler’s Wells Theatre and laid the foundations for one ...

... is doubtful. Opinions differ as to the wisdom of thus making ballet a reserved occupation.” Obviously the young men of Sadler’s Wells could not be excused service without making a like exception in favour of the young men of the ballet companies giving ...

... to London's regular °P the crowd who habitually * Sadlers Wells in peace-tin ® than the Covent Gardcnitesher shoulders has fallen the of the late Lilian Bayliss, and maker of the twin Old Sadlers Wells theatres. in 1933, she the first performance in R ...

... Rose Norris, Sumner Austin, Powell Lloydthe Sadler’s Wells Chorus and the Sadler’s Wells Orchestra (leader, Joseph Shadwick); conductor, Lawrance Colljngwood; chorus master, Geoffrey Corbett; from Sadler's Wells Theatre, London. 2.4o—Gramophone records. ...

... *•BUra».• A large rat ran to ibe stage of Sadler's Wells Theatre while a play waa in progress, and, frightened by the shouia of the audience, leapt across the footlights disappear among the orchestra. ...

... approached Brum in 20s BR FOR BALLET istory's strange old thing Remember all the bally-hoo that preceded the arrival of the Sadler’s Wells Royal Ballet in Brum? Well Birmingham could have been the original home of the Royal Ballet itself almost 70 years ago ...

... reopening attraction at the 18th century Bristol Theatre Royal, but for the fact that the Sadlers Wells Co, were unable to get it ready time. The mantle of Sadlers Wells in a sense has thus been draped on “The Clarion Singers.” most of whom are workers in ...

... popular comedian, nsed f*> tel! amusing story as to bis make-up. The incident occurred when was playing for a benefit at Sadler’s Wells. London. performed at the Surrey Theatre i and the Adolph: the same evening, and had little time lose in dressing. his ...

... Gunst, Rcdvers Llewellyn, Henry Wendon, Edith Coates, James Barber, Haydn Meredith, Ivor Samuel; The Sadler’s Wells Orchestra; from the Sadler’s Wells Theatre. 3.4s—Records (piano duets). 4.0 Radio version of the film, “Monte Carlo,” with Jack Buchanan ...

... BROADCAST PROGRAMMES IN THE MAKING OPERA FROM SADLER’S WELLS The 8.8. C. has some interesting programmes in the making. From the coming week-end that old favourite, “ In Town To-night,” will find its wartime reflection, under “ Mike ” Mehan, in “ In the ...