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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1929.
REMEMBRANCE DAY
APPEAL
CONCERT BROADCAST FROM GOVERNMENT STATION,
THE LEGION FUND.
The Government Broadcasting. Station transmitted one of their most successful and enjoyable pro- grammes since their inception from Z.B.W, on Saturday evening. when it took the form of a special Poppy Day concert.
The relay at the Broadcasting' Studio, came through with excop- tional clarity, both the vocal and instrumental music, and the speech of the Hon. Mr. W. E. 'L Shenton, being completely free of any sort of interruption.
The programme, too, was well arranged, musical tastes of all des eriptions being catered for," and those responsible have every cause to be satisfied with the success of the entertainment provided.
The string Band of H.M.S. Ber- wick, conducted by Mr. G, J. Maul- kia, came through extremely well with their selections of "Tipper- aryland" (Stoddon), "H.M.S. Pina fore"
(Sullivan) ́ ́ánd "Merrie England" (German), the balance. and general tone of the instru- mentalists being particularly good.
Mrs. Richard Sanger sang that old favourite "Danny Boy," withi pleasing expression and effect and later a beautiful interpretation of "Roses of Ficardy," whilst Mr. A. E. Stone's singing of "Shipmates O' Mine" and "Requiem" (Homer), was one of the big.euccesses of the evening.
Equally enjoyable was the con- tralto voice of Mrs. Vivian Hei- more, whose sympathetic render- ing of W. H. Squires beautiful score "My Prayer" and "There's a Land" (Allftson) made pèrfect re- ception.
An especially good relay was obtained of Mr. Dick Barty and his piano, the most attractive of his numbers being "The Tune that caught on." Mr. Robert Suther- land contributed 2 humorous Scotch song, and here again, the reception was distinctly good, even in an ante-chamber, where the acoustic properties are as bad as they could possibly be.
Other artistes contributing were Mrs. Scott Little, who gave inter- pretations of "Lament," Opus.148 (Villers-Stanford) and "Scherzo Merziale" (Villiers Stanford), Mr. George Grimble (accompanist) and Mr. John Braga (violin obligatos).
Poppy Day Appeal.
Midway through the programmie, the Hon. Mr. W. E. L. Shenton broadcast a short speech on "Poppy Day." His voice obvious- ly suited the microphone. for every word came over clearly, requiring no strain on the listener to hear what he was speaking about!
In his speech Mr. Shenton made
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The British Legion General Funds, whose general ob jects are as I have already stated.
support for to-day's great effort ie thanks for the cessation of which had its inception in the Jellicoe the President; and Chair-immigrate and It gives free legal help the Eari Haig's British hostilities in the Great War, and personal efforts of the late Field an of the Benevolent Committee. advice on housing, employment
It is the Renevolent Committee and similar matters. connotes the safe deliverance of Marshal Earl Haig, that great Legion Fund. He said:
The funds collected are distri Ladies and Gentlemen.--I huvo
our Empire, and all it stands for, national hero, who, having contri- who make themselves responsible
buted among. the. following been asked by oar Broadcasting from the greatest catastrophe the buted all he had to give to the for the Poppy Day collections.
£1,000,000 Required.
organisations:** Committee, and invited by Earl world has ever known. Secondly, great cause, whose efforts having Haig's British Legion Appeal it is that day of the year when been crowned with success, and Fund, to address you in reference every member of the British on whom a grateful nation desired Last year the Poppy Day collec(a)
bestow high honours, in the tlon amounted to a sum of no less to the Poppy Day appeal, which Empire particularly calls to mind to takes place on Monday next.
not only those, near and dear, words of Major General Sir John than £590,000, but a sum The concert we are broadcasting who passed on in the great cause, Davidson, spoken in the House of £1,000,000 is wanted, to provide for to-night has for its sole purpose but also all who fell in the great Commons, refused to accept any the vast number of calls the the furtherance of that object and prmageddon. It is the occasion honours until he saw the men and Committee has to meet.
The funds collected are used in the unanimous desire of those to make a special effort to insure cheers were properly and ade
connexion with one or other of the who are assisting with the per-that those who fought and arcquately treated." formance is that their efforts may still with us to-day, and the depen- The name Lord Haig needs ut benevolent activities of the British contribute in some measure to dants of those who fell are not disquisition from me it is "a Legion, which include the making. Poppy Day in this Colony only not forgotten, "but are assist- household word in every part of alleviation of distress amongst an even greater financial surevsed in every possible way,
the British Empire, it is sym-ex-service men of all ranks, their than in any prevozus year,
Hence, Armistice Day has been bolical in the mind of every dependents, and the widow and The 11th November in each chosen as Poppy Day or the Day x-active service man or woma, children of those who fell, ulas year. being the anniversary of Remembrance, and the Poppy, of one, who having called for the such essential service" as finding Armistice Day, has been selectert the Poppy of Flanders, is known supreme sacrifice, did not after-femployment for them and the us Poppy Day, and that day in as the Flower of Remembrance. ward forget those who answered giving of assistance and advice un each your has been set aside as
that call.
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