CELLO IN CELL

Feilding Star, Volume 3, Issue 319, 21 July 1925, Page 6

CELLO IN CELL

CHERNIAVSKY SLEEPS IN GAOL. SO LOS FOR POLICEMEN. •London, June 30. Mlsehel Cherniavsky (‘eeU.isO, who with his two brothers visited No* Zealand recently, wa s fined an amount equal to double the duty on several bottles ol scent. He told the magistrates at Eolkstone. that he visited Boulogne say god-bye to his soils before leaving for Soldi Africa. 1 heir nuisc asked, him to bring a bag to England, and did not. describe the eontents. which were bottles of scent.

Cherniavsky, who way without a passport, spent a night in the cells. A policeman., recognised, hup, find pleaded, for a ’cello solo. He brought a violin,' and Cherniavsky played )t as if it were a ’cello, the police applauding.