Glyndebourne Production Correspondence, The Beggar’s Opera, 1939 - 1940, T Correspondents

Reference code
G/CC/9/1/17
Level
File
Title
Glyndebourne Production Correspondence, The Beggar’s Opera, 1939 - 1940, T Correspondents
Date
1939 - 1940
Quantity & Format
230 letters, 04 documents (stored in 02 folders)
Repository
Glyndebourne Archive
Creator(s)
Bing, Rudolf KBE (Sir)
Scope and content
Contains correspondence with -
Folder 1
H.M.Tennent, Globe Theatre London (04 letters, 02 documents)
[Documents = 02 copies of The Esher Standard Contract]

Theatre Society of Scotland (17 letters, 02 documents)
[Documents = Spring Programme; Officers and Council 1939-40]

Maldwyn Thomas (15 letters, including copy contract)

Agatha Thomson (01 letter)

Time and Tide (01 letter)

The Times
(22 letters)

Sir Donald Tovey (01 letter)
Rudolf Bing writes, 25 January 1940, “I am sorry to bother you but you have always shown yourself such a real friend to Glyndebourne that I trust you will, if possible, try to help us again. You may have heard of our new venture: as we cannot at this moment plan or perform at Glyndebourne we have, in order to keep the Glyndebourne spirit alive and to provide employment for Artists, decided to revive the old “Beggar’s Opera” and to go outside our own boundaries for the first time in Glyndebourne’s short history.”

Sidney Tree (01 letter)

Stanley Roper, Trinity College of Music (02 letters)

XX Trubshawe (02 letters)

E.R.Turpin (06 letters)

Folder 2 (159 letters)
Contains correspondence with -
L.H.Turner, The Estate Office, Ringmer

Rudolf Bing writes, 27 May 1940, “I have arranged with Miss Magny and Louisa to go down to Glyndebourne tomorrow and spend a day or two in looking through the complete wardrobe stuff at Glyndebourne, putting new moth balls in the boxes and doing whatever may be necessary to safeguard the wardrobe.”
Content event
Opera: GTO 1940 The Beggar's Opera (1940)
Content other
The Beggar's Opera (New production)
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