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Relayed from Bobby's Cafe, Clifton, Bristol

A Fairy Play by Dorothy Champion

In olden times there was a belief that elves sometimes did a lot of damage. When people discovered flint arrow heads, belonging to pre-historic times, they imagined the objects to be 'Elf Bolts' which had been shot at the cattle to make them fall sick. There is a Brownie Elf in the story of 'The Golden Girdle,' but he is a merry and useful little follow.

(By permission of the Bristol Watch Committee)
Director of Music, Captain F.N. Wood, M.V.O., Late Director of Music, Scots Guards

Edna Wilson, a West Country artist, studied at the Royal College of Music and holds the 'Performers' Diploma of both: the Royal College of Music and the Royal Academy of Music. Amongst her competition successes, she won a Gold Medal at the Bristol Eisteddfod in the Dramatic Soprano contest adjudicated by Sir Richard Terry.

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