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The Gipsy Baron "-Selection,

Ferdy Kaufen and his Orch, What Is Done" and "Nocturne.".

Winnie Melville and Derek Old- ham, Vocal Duet.

Ay, Ay, Ay" and "Standchen,"

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GWYRS WILLATZS

The Rev. James Barr-You afe" not suggesting that teetotallery aro more inclined-

Dr. Devon. I am not suggesting that it was teetotalism in any other sense than it was drunken- ness. You see, drunkenness in the old days did one good thing-t. gave a man a sore head afterwards. and made him think. Nowadays Waltz " Selection,

the- De young people get drunk on Groot and the Piccadilly Orch..pictures and God knows what In An Old-Fashioned Town" and else, and their attitude towards

"Wait," John Turner, Tenor. life is appalling.

"Zampa "-Overture, Victor Syra-1 Dr. Ethel Bentham asked Dr.

phony Orchestra.

9 p.m.-Weather report, local time

and news..

9:05 to 10.30 p.m.-Studio concert. STUDIO CONCERT,

9.05

A

p.m.-

Devon, what kind of people were "only deterred by the fear of death."

They are people who have taken

a wrong mental attitude towards life," was the reply. Take the 1. Trio Vienaese Popular Song" young criminals. If they are ac (Kreslier) Misses C. and J.cused of taking meney, they say they are only doing what million- and Mr. John Brage.

aires are doing in another form. Then, again, they are braggarts, and say, I did not ask to be brought into the world."

2. Two Songs of London (s)

"Buy My

Strawberries" (Oliver) and (b) "Down Vaux- hall Way (Oliver), Mrs. O. O, Womack, Soprano.

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3. (a) The Skipper's Courtship" (St. Quentin) and (b) "The Longshoreman (Chesham), Mr. A. J.. Brock, Baritone.

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4. (a) Meditation-Thais (Maase net) and (b) Czardas Motti), Mr. John Braga, Violin Solo. 5. "(a) Memory's Home" (Bucha-

nan) and (b) "Home Along (Brabo), Mrs. D. Cairns, Con- tralto,

6. (a) Devonshire Creani and Cider (Sanderson) and (b) "Hinton, Diabon and More (Holliday), Mr. A. J. Brock, Baritone.

7. "Blow, Blow Thou Winter,

Wind" (Roger Quilter), Mrs. 0. C. Womack, Soprano.

9. "Souvenir" (Drdla). Mr. John.

Braga, Violin Soloist..

9. (a) Golden Days" (Sullivan) and (b) Slave Song" (Leh- mann Mrs. D. Cairos, Con bralto.

10: (a) Bouree (Mouret) and (b) Nina (Pergolese-Kreisler), The "String Trio,"

Majestic Theatre At the Piano-Miss C. Braga, Mr.

Nathan Road, Kowloon.

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MENTALLY "DRUNK ON THE PICTURES."

DOCTOR CONDEMNS MODERN YOUTH.

Two remarkable assertions made by a doctor before the Capital Punishment Committee were:-

Young people do not drink so much nowadays but get mentally drunk ca the pictures."..

The prisons are filled with testo" tallers..

e

The doctor, Dr. -James-Devon,

"In short, they think they are talking philosophically when they are only talking nonsense. It is the result of an eri egoism, and instead of pampering them. yon want to give them a 'det. on the lag'-they understand that wer."

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Dr. Devon cited cases of murder where drink had played a promin ent part, and the chairman (the Rev. James Barr), asked if drink was responsible in a great many cases of murder.

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