An Outstanding Programme The final concert of the Musical Section of the B. W. A. held in Headquarters on Tuesday afternoon, vwaw the fitting: climax of the excellent fortnightly musi an of the Section, had arranged varied and well-balanced programme with a list of artists which brought people out so that, despite the extra chairs provided, every seat was taken, and a number had to stand while tea-room balcony was lined with stoners. Mr." Melsa had un-
Coin emeneren ty nae Wareven—4ertunately was unable to give the violin solos hurt his finger so he
prominent figure at the Mixed announced, but Miss Louise Macklin Court off for a well-deserved of the Music Department of the holiday School substituted for hin, a "Chant" and "Cradle land Chief Insp. Givens, swell as: Song" by Cameron White, and later Sub-Insp. Milne and Det.-Sgt.
Londonderry Air," transcribed by Tinkler, voiced the sentiments of Kreisler, with fine feeling and good the various branches of the services technique. Miss Bernice Austin, Mr. and Mrs. Young and Mr. iso of the American School, played Burnside leave to-day in the RMS. der accompaniments,
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