CONCERTS BY WIRELESS
FIRST AUDIENCE 100,000.
TREAT FOR RHINF TROOPS. LONDON, March 29.
"I want the army on the Rhine to be as quickly in touch with the latest song, dance and musical successes as if it were quartered in London," declared the wellknown composer, Mr. Herman Darewski, in explaining the inauguration on April 3 of a scheme of bi-weekly wireless telephone concerts for the entertainment of the Rhine troops, and also of the thousands voyaging on the seas. The distributing centre is to be the Hagne. The concerts are to be available to all within a wireless range, of 500 miles. The audiences will listen by means ol a device based on the principle of the electrophone. The first audience .will
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVIII, Issue 17754, 13 April 1921, Page 7
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