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MUSIC AT SWIMMING POOL.—The Czechoslovak violinist, Karel Zoubek, takes a practical interest in a learn-to-swim campaign at the Olympic Pool, Melbourne. After entertaining the boys in the pool with his violin, he showed them that a world-famous violinist can also be a good swimmer. Zoubek is an all-round athlete.

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Press, Volume LXXXII, Issue 25046, 30 November 1946, Page 11

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MUSIC AT SWIMMING POOL.—The Czechoslovak violinist, Karel Zoubek, takes a practical interest in a learn-to-swim campaign at the Olympic Pool, Melbourne. After entertaining the boys in the pool with his violin, he showed them that a world-famous violinist can also be a good swimmer. Zoubek is an all-round athlete. Press, Volume LXXXII, Issue 25046, 30 November 1946, Page 11

MUSIC AT SWIMMING POOL.—The Czechoslovak violinist, Karel Zoubek, takes a practical interest in a learn-to-swim campaign at the Olympic Pool, Melbourne. After entertaining the boys in the pool with his violin, he showed them that a world-famous violinist can also be a good swimmer. Zoubek is an all-round athlete. Press, Volume LXXXII, Issue 25046, 30 November 1946, Page 11

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