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  - G/CC/9 - Glyndebourne Production Correspondence
    - G/CC/9/2 - Glyndebourne Production Correspondence, The Rape of Lucretia, 1946-1947
      - G/CC/9/2/3 - Glyndebourne Production Correspondence, The Rape of Lucretia 1946, General Correspondence, A - Z Correspondents

Glyndebourne Production Correspondence, The Rape of Lucretia 1946, General Correspondence, A - Z Correspondents, T, U, V & W

Reference code: G/CC/9/2/3/15
Level: File
Title: Glyndebourne Production Correspondence, The Rape of Lucretia 1946, General Correspondence, A - Z Correspondents, T, U, V & W
Date: 1946
Quantity & Format: 85 documents
Repository: Glyndebourne Archive
Creator(s): Bing, Rudolf KBE (Sir)
Caplat, Moran
Wilson, Hamish
Scope and content: Contains correspondence with -
Tax Inspector (01 letter)

Telephones for the Season (10 letters)

Therese, Theatrical Costumiers (02 letters)

W.J.Thorpe, Ringmer Motor Works (11 letters)

Alexander B.Toth, Publications Procurement Office for the Library of Congress (03 letters)

W.W.Turner, Theatre Furnishers (02 letters)

E.R.Turpin (07 letters)
[Re: Box Office]

U
Arthur Unwin, Music Parade (01 letter)

V
Voicecast Recording (01 letter)

W
John Waddington, Lithographers and Printers (19 letters)
[Documents = Various states and proofs of posters advertisements for The Rape of Lucretia]

Stewart Watson, Haymarket Theatre (01 letter)

David Webster, The Royal Opera House (04 letters)

Josef Weinberger Ltd, Theatrical & Music Publishers (04 letters)

Hamish Wilson (03 letters)
Rudolf Bing writes, 13 June 1946, “Both Crozier and Piper seem to feel pretty confident that they will be able to handle the lighting as they would like it, and both the Christies and myself feel that we ought to be very careful indeed to avoid an impression of trying to force “Young Glyndebourne” into accepting the “Old Glyndebourne”. We feel that the new people must have their freedom and the chance to make their own failures and their own success…”

Ronald Wilson, Designer (02 letters)

Mrs Winch (02 letters)
Mrs Winch writes, 13 March 1946, “It is a great pleasure to know Glyndebourne Opera house will be active again this year, even a greater pleasure to look forward to Glyndebourne Opera Festival being revived in 1947. I had so many enjoyable evenings in the past, that one can never forget.”

Donald Wolfitt, Advance Players Association Ltd (01 letter)

Wolverhampton County Borough (04 letters)

S John Woods, Poster Designer (05 letters)
[Re: The possibility of designing a poster for The Rape of Lucretia]

The Ministry of Works (01 letter)
Content event: Opera: GFO 1946 The Rape of Lucretia (1946)
Content other: The Rape of Lucretia (New production)