Rhyme Making

Radio Record, Volume II, Issue 52, 12 July 1929, Page 29

Rhyme Making

~ ° 4 '° -. . ° Competition UNCLE JEFF, of 2YA, has a weekly competition for the little ones. These are very popular as indicated by the very large number of replies received during the ensuing week. One of the recent competitions was to construct a rhyme, the first line being "To-day has been a happy day." Some of the replies sent by the little ones have been yery good, .nd a few of them are printed below :~ --_ _ SE Ei O-DAY we've had a happy day, And yearn for fun galore, The children’s hour at 2YA Will sure provide some more, } [0-DAY we’ve had a happy day, { And now we listen to | The Children's Hour from 2YA, . The best we ever knew. : 0-DAY we've had a happy day, But boys, there's still more fun, The children’s hour at 2YA Ig on the air-~so run! A BIRTHDAY SONG. [t was Cinderella’s birthday on July _ _ 8. This is an appreciation. I wondered why .the sun should shine | so brightly, Why winds should kiss the smiling , flowers so lightly, Why cats and dogs and cows should seem so sprightly"Tis all for Cinderella. "Tis Cinderella’s birthday; now I know * it, A happy day-the sun and flowers all show it. ~The birds all sing. I wish I were a poet. To sing to Cinderella. The radio world with birthday love is . Tinging; . The cows and dogs and pigs she’s named are singing; ' The joy she gives, its homeward way is winging To our own Cinderella. So let’s all join to wish a happy birthday, A gladsome day, a jolly day, a mirthday, » ‘A bountiful, a giving-all-she’s-worth day . For our é6wn Cinderella.