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... Lord Berners proves himself to have been s master of tbat art. Hs must bavs Inherited his wit from his father, for he baa told a beatuiful story about that satirical gentleman :— One day a dreadful thing • happened. One of our ...
Lord Berners Dominates With 'Triumph of Neptune. By Fredric Koeppel. SCRIPPS HOWARD NE XVS SERVICE LORD BERNERS: 'THE TRIUMPH OF NEPTUNE'. This entry in the EMI Classics British Composers series has to be included among the most delightful ...
... Lord Berners .has set the scene of his gently malicious account of a donnish backwater amid the swirl of war. The city of th* spires U not named, of course, but the perpetuum mobile of aeroplanes and the crush of the High are pointers ...
... Lord Berners said: "The book is startling and the scenery is startling but the music will bo conventional — straightforward grand opera, in three' acts. "I have written a humorous ballot, 'The Wedding Bouquet,' with chorus, for which ...
... Lord Berners the evening closed on something -less familiar. The easy brilliance of this work is one of its fascinations, and" Lord Berners has capped it ai: (just at the point where this is needed) by his coda, which Is orebe*- trally ...
... LORD BERNERS The " Fantaisie Espagnole " of Lore Berners waa. tbe remaining novelty of th programme. It is probable that the composer's name ^as also making its first appear ance at these concerts, for Lord Berners la one of the latest ...
... Lord Berners is 1st, with an admirable pen for form quality, both of body and wool. Iheir live weight was 760 Ibs., the three. Mr. Newman'* weighed 768 Ibs., and Mr. Brown's 70S Ibs. ; but in a pure breed tbe judges are quite correct in ...
Lord Berners British Nobleman Retails Childhood With High- Flavoured Hum or. Quirt harm. 'BY T. L. CAN.NUN'. FIRST CHIILDIIOOD, by Lore Di-ruors; pubiiiuca by l-'arrar and Rhineharl, Inc . ;\. Y.. 273 pp..S2.50. is an amusing book, the ...
... Lord Berners' explained, is about 4'/2 feet high and answers to name of. 'Mary." She is ?.bl?,". Discouraging to prospective shoppere, however, was the Hth Baron Berners' description of Mary's playfellows: -The elephants are rather tire ...
... Lord Berners was the remaining novelty of the programme. It Is probable that the com* poser's name ys also m'^'nt its fir»t appearance at these concerts, for Lord Berners is one of the latest additions to our younger native school of ...