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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 19915, 30 April 1930, Page 5

AT SIXTY-ONE! Up at Six—Out all Day—Hene at AND NEVER TIRED S Thanks Kruschea far Amazing Vitality What a wonderful record! No Wonder her friends are amazed at her -vitality. -And no wonder she is grateful to Kruscben which mokes such energy and activity possible. " My'age is Gl years, so you will see I am not a young woman. ■ X am out all day exposed to all weather, and have been now for 15 years. lam u " must be.' They cannot understand Then I am often asked how it is I look chen Salts token every morning,in my «£«&. nv Jhm and Uttam*. first cup of tea. For ten years I have ensure* ek» *" " * " " taken the daily .dose of Kruschen Salts inmarftSesand have kept well in health—never - had a doctor since X started to take th e body -wia*S*mr A them. I never have a headache or «..._"._ ....I, «_/ a marvel to stand as I do. V Veldt). Tone poem—Band, "Twilight in Marshall, "Ballad of * e Mountains" (Weber). 8.0: Soprano— (Nisbet). 9.15s Ton* Us Rita Holmes, "Farewell to Summer" Band. "In an Arab 01 obnson). 8.18: Violin and piano—Ted trot—Sax— *■— ~—" rrant and Moore Wilson (with vocal ir My Q orus). "When My Dreams Come True" —Mr B. Brown, *• icitale—Mies Penoie Marshall* (a) "Spring I and panio (wil ind In London" (Masefle'.d); (b) "Ethel-|.»»t and ICecec -Mr B. Brown, (a) "Roaming is the 1(A loaming" (Lander): <b) "X Belong to 1 -Ted Ferrant and Moore Wilton (with oeal chorus), (a) "Rainbow Man" (Downs); (b) "Too Wonderful for Worda" Thompson). 8.47: Contralto—Miss Ida ■,;." inngley, four songs from .A. A. Milne's 'When We Were Very Young;" (Eraser- ltl j impson): (1) "Changing Guard at : Buck- Hl< itham Palaea"; (a) "Growing Up": (8) i." 8.08: March—Saxophone Band. I >^« jfowr T\ • sis;' ,.<»*., : >, Utit