Glyndebourne Production Correspondence, The Beggar’s Opera, 1939 - 1940, S Correspondents
- Reference code
- G/CC/9/1/16
- Level
- File
- Title
- Glyndebourne Production Correspondence, The Beggar’s Opera, 1939 - 1940, S Correspondents
- Date
- 1939 -1940
- Quantity & Format
- 125 letters
- Repository
- Glyndebourne Archive
- Creator(s)
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Bing, Rudolf KBE (Sir)
Strasser, Jani - Scope and content
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Contains correspondence with -
Dr. Malcolm Sargent (04 letters)
Scala Theatres (02 letters)
Percival M. Selby (03 letters)
G.Sharp, Ringmer Building Works (01 letter)
Glen Byam Shaw (02 letters)
J.E.Simon & Son Ltd (02 letters)
The Sketch (01 letter)
Anne Philip Smith, Stage Designer (01 letter)
A.W.Smith (01 letter)
J.Baxter Somerville, Theatre Royal Brighton (40 letters)
Southdown Motor-Coach Company (03 letters)
Southern Railway (13 letters)
Eric Starling (02 letters)
Steinway & Sons (05 letters)
H.C.G.Stevens (07 letters)
Risë Stevens (03 letters)
[Includes a letter from Walter Seurovy written in German]
Rudolf Bing writes, 29 October 1939, “Busch got safely back to Sweden and has taken up his work there; Ebert left about a week ago again for Ankara and will probably remain there for some months. The Christies are in Devonshire and my wife and myself are staying at Glyndebourne. We have the whole place here full of evacuated babies and nurses and though we are glad that Glyndebourne, even now, can serve a useful purpose, the sight of it is heart-breaking. You cannot imagine what your, and all the other dressing rooms, dining rooms and the whole ground floor of the private house look like! In spite of all this, our initiative has not yet been crushed and we are working hard to get some artistic activities going.”
Oswald Stoll (02 letters)
Michael Stoller (01 letter, copy contract)
The Strand Electric and Engineering Company (07 letters)
Jani Strasser (25 letters)
[Some of this correspondence is written in German]
Attached to 01 of Jani Strasser’s letters are letters from Mary Lewis, Belle (?) and Gwen Batineau (?) - Content event
- Opera: GTO 1940 The Beggar's Opera (1940)
- Content language
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English
German - Content other
- The Beggar's Opera (New production)
