MUSICAL CRITICISM.
The PRIME MINISTER «aid ho could not agree to Mr Massey's sugges-
MR KENNERLEY RUMFORD ASSAULTS A CRITIC United Press AasociaUoa— By Electeio Tele__r_ph—CopyrijP-t. liONDON, December 2. Resenting a criticism of bis wife's singing, Mr Kennerley Rumford boxed the cars of "Tho Times" critic, Mr Collis, in the vestibule of the Queen's Hall. Mr Kennerley Rumford refused the demand of "The Times" for an apology, alleging that the so-called criticism w»8 one of a scries of attacks. i Mr Collis has commenced police court I proceedings.
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Press, Volume LXV, Issue 13597, 4 December 1909, Page 9
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