BRITISH SPIRIT

Wairarapa Times-Age, 8 January 1941, Page 6

BRITISH SPIRIT

FUN DURING RAID ALARMS. P ROM EN AI)E CONCERTS X.i matter when or where or how i terrible the trouble may be. the spirit Hif the British people rises to the occasion. This has been proved m ten : thousand way- during the night blitrKiar. that started ;n London last Au dust When ;d., fiiw si's ijiven it >■ the dll’.' f .'. :•■!.■■ save ’ia-.-ds on duty to i *.. .<■ cover inunediaiely— the best ' cover obtainable in the circumstances and keep that cover till the release :■ .muled Under the heading. Fun and Games • i... p. :.i.- " th< Musical : I ! Ule picture • . ■ ■ ’ n • ■ pul ■’■ by aiah..re e..by an alarm lit ■ ■ . •■- l,- <: This reads ■ a.« d<- .asdwnces were possibly • tu-'S" fer’ui ate ..r ;> t v large gothfount! thfttlsriv—; intprii- -. 0 ij\ >he -drawn night alarms ?<; ,Wtth a large univ'dl.i >■ r most of !t< r< united in •!-.<• same building. a Store t.f music h.mdv. and the crop of performing ’.dent that w-'rtiki naturally Spring fr. ni •.<! musical and spirited tin audience. the hours weir passed v'i'h little thought of tedium Much »( th’* credit due :•> Mr Hasil (’.’tfii'-pii. the (IqnT -e-iid-WM' U‘|h» WofVu-d bird ..f.ri • ‘ - I <‘cp the Tile udard ’tetr o’l c. eh version .•'"si'. c i; a (if ! I Iv b|e At- ■ r U i’a h . i: . . ■. th fr <rv. ■. . .... ; < ) . "i Casi'i<-r.>ii e •ndut-fod a . : r... v. il! • ■ ■ l: the J i.i'iic ;. IUCIU- :.< • : u . ' ■ . r.c >• . r m. ■ ’em: . . ‘ ••. 1 ’ ■ ’r i p! i p- • nlar I '■ ' - V. < i: . ■ .■- A; - li's.'l' i ’.e. * i-l >1 d his dailithfCr ld;.S-- . I It. si. . (Pliilie C luolo.t lit I) SS’Hli- ! !hr<’>* chamber works were ii-er-ffitr.i(p there a •(*(■■ i;d " ' *• ‘ ; ' '' : ' 1 t ’’ - I .’.»f ii tf I’jS. !*' >■ .-V ’■ T • ••. - r- • f ’V. r *’)<• f» r ■ We ■; \ < ! t h»* ■ i *. f.' < ! . •.. { i j ! ” (■ ■ ' .' ' ’ ■: . .