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IN THE photographic feature ("Chasing the dragon", Review, 2 May) we said that the red dragon, emblem of Wales, was introduced to Britain and used as an army standard by the Roman emperor Trojan AD104. The emperor's name was Trajan.
Not the first Noel
IN THE article on the forthcoming concert presentation of Noel Coward's After the Ball ("Music sleuth revives Coward masterpiece", 2 May), we stated that the song "Mrs Erlynne's Aria" would be heard in London for the first time. It will in fact be heard for the second time. The first performance of the song was at the Millfield Theatre in north London in September 1996, as part of a Coward concert presented by the company Serendipity.
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