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VARIETY
“IN TOWN TONIGHT”
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March 16
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Miss Williamson
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over here from South Africa to join the Women's Voluntary Service
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Mrs. Osborne
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greeted her two sons serving with the Forces
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Roy Kellino
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on filming a convoy at sea
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March 23
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Capt. Tawera Moana
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a Maori official from New Zealand
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Mrs. Daniels
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sent a message to her soldier husband, in hospital somewhere in France.
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March 30
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G. Bacquie
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over here from Jamaica to join the R.A.F.
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James Healey
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Newfoundland fisherman, over here to join the Navy
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Mrs. Court
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sent a message to her five sons serving with the Forces
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REVUES ETC.
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March 4
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“Howdy Folks”
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Containing sketches of the adventures of “Lord Blockhead” in transmissions from “Radio Telebunkum”.
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March 15
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March 20
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March 13
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Patriotic Songs
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Sir Harry Lauder
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March 25
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Anti “Haw-Haw” sketch
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by Eric Barker in cabaret from Polygon Hotel, Southampton.
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Anti-gossip sketch (Russians in England 1914)
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in “Revue of Spring”
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CHILDREN'S HOUR
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March 14
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A “Safety First” Feature
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including a short talk by Mr. Robert B. Mays, Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Transport.
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March 20
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Children's Gardens in Wartime
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C. H. Middleton
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March 27
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A Talk on Finland
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Mr. Bernard Newman
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GENERAL DIVISION
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Circulated to Members of the Policy Committee at the request of Sir Kenneth Clark.
1. Plan of Organisation.
2. Papers about (a) Book, (b) pamphlet, and (c) Leaflet, activities of the General Division.
To: Minister
D.G.
Sir Walter Monckton
Mr. A.P. Waterfield
Sir Kenneth Clark
Mr. L.A. Kirkpatrick
Lord Perth
Mr. Ronald Tree, M.P.
Mr. Wiltshire.
Mr. Peake
