The Archive · 1929

An Excellent and Varied Programme

The C.BA. broadcast a concert on February 6 arranged by Mrs, C-W. Smith who is a member of the Cathedral Choir and contributed to, the programme with a selection of songs by Hemery, Mies D. Wheldon, was her accompani Miss Lee, the winner of the third prize for piano at the HAVA. Schubert Festival, contributed two, selections, "The Wanderer" by Schubert and Scheraw" Uy Grieg, besides accompanying Mr.

Meyst in a varied selection of violin los. Miss Lee's playing showed It is believed that Sergt. Parker's life was saved only because Ser Goffe accompanied him, as the gang coxily could have pounced upon the former and disarmed him before he could have drawn his pistol.

night, the men charged with major offences were handeutf= fed and bound with leg irons, as usual. One of their number, bot fever, had contrived (o construct makeshift screwdriver with " stic and some twine, which he wound round the wood. In some manner which cannot be explained, except the handcuffs used in the cells they inserted this instrument threw the bolt hack. Ano! of the mechanically: prisoners: had noted that re Enks of the Hitted a screw they were alle for first selection and Aolighiful 17Uh century melowes of meister his second, concert by Nehubert's and Brahm's Mungarian officers the cells ting apparent No. 5. Tt was det Van Heyst_over 1 this Jet up the first CB, concert to which he he is reweomer to Shanghai's radio.

My, Ve M. Allington lus recently arrived in Shanghai; he gave two groups of humorous songs and hi voice broadcast extremely well earn that Mr, Allington has: fneluded in the programmes broad-

Jeast from Chelmsford station. Miss D, Wheldon was again the accom

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