HOW MUCH DO YOU KNOW?
ERE are seven questions, one for each day of the coming week, and bearing on some item in one or other of that day’s programmes which appear in this issue of The Listener. You can check up your solutions by referring to page 55, on which will be found the correct answers. SUNDAY: Which great operatic star began his musical life as a choir boy, and even then attracted crowds to the church of which his father was sexton? MONDAY: In what piece of music does Goldilocks play an important role?
TUESDAY: What piece of music is named after a humble vegetable, which, | although a national emblem, is sometimes replaced by the daffodil? WEDNESDAY: Who is the artist whose hobby is cabinet-making, and who has the bold ambition to live amongst
Kx furniture made entirely by his own hands? THURSDAY: What comedian (once a Shavian character actor), regularly broadcasts from the Empire Theatre, Belfast? FRIDAY: Which band, now disbanded, won nearly £20,000 in prizes and raised over £13,000 for charity? SATURDAY: Name a song composed by a Scottish doctor, turned musician, who did splendid work during the Great War as the head of the Ophthalmic section of the Army Medical Services.
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 2, Issue 51, 14 June 1940, Page 27
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206HOW MUCH DO YOU KNOW? New Zealand Listener, Volume 2, Issue 51, 14 June 1940, Page 27
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