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A comic opera in three acts
Music by Richard Strauss
Libretto after Ben Jonson by Stefan Zweig in a new English translation by Arthur Jacobs
Covent Garden Opera Chorus
Chorus-Master, Douglas Robinson
Covent Garden Orchestra
Leader, Charles Taylor
Conducted by Rudolf Kempe
Producer, Franz Joseph Wild

Act 1: A spring morning

Contributors

Music:
Richard Strauss
Libretto after:
Ben Jonson
Libretto:
Stefan Zweig
Translated by:
Arthur Jacobs
Chorus-Master:
Douglas Robinson
Leader:
Charles Taylor
Conducted By:
Rudolf Kempe
Producer:
Franz Joseph Wild
Sir John Morosus, a retired admiral (bass):
David Ward
Theodosia Featherbed, his house-keeper (contralto):
Monica Sinclair
Tobias Razorblade, a barber (baritone):
Joseph Ward
Henry Morosus, Sir John's nephew and heir (tenor):
Kenneth MacDonald
Maestro Francesco Vanuzzi, leader of a troupe of Italian opera singers (bass):
David Kelly
Members of the opera troupe - Aminta, Henry's wife (soprano):
Barbara Holt
Members of the opera troupe - Isotta (soprano):
Elizabeth Vaughan
Members of the opera troupe - Carlotta (mezzo-soprano:
Noreen Berry
Members of the opera troupe - Morbio (baritone):
Ronald Lewis
Members of the opera troupe - Farfallo (bass):
Michael Langdon

by H. G. Nicholas
Fellow of New College, Oxford
A biography of Neville Chamberlain by lain Macleod was published earlier this week
Mr. Nicholas suggests resemblances and contrasts between the subject and author of this biography, between the * radical social reformer' and Conservative leader of the inter-war years, and * the new Conservative' of the 1960s, today's Chairman of the Party.

Contributors

Unknown:
H. G. Nicholas
Unknown:
Neville Chamberlain

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