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R12/1123/1/4.
The Enchanted Maypole, a dialogue story with music by Marie Wenallt
First broadcast: May 1st 1933.
Children's radio programme originally recorded for The Children's Hour.
UID: Unknown.
Typed Script with written annotations.
A dialogue story with music. Special story for May Day. The witch orders the gnomes to put a spell on the Maypole. Once the May Queen touches the Maypole with her wand, the villagers will disappear. Fairy Butterfly overhears them and visits the Fairy Queen to find a solution.
Subjects: May Day, Maypoles, Dancing, Community, Danger, Fairies, Witches, Curses.

View, looking up, of the Empire State Building. Inscription on reverse reads, " Empire State Building, New York. 102 stories. Nov 1934. Taken from top of moving bus on Fifth Avenue,"

R12/1122/1/1.
The Dusty Harp, by Dorothy Worsley.
First broadcast: 17 August 1931.
Children's radio programme originally recorded for The Children's Hour.
UID: Unknown
Typed Script with hand written annotations.
Peace Vaughn leaves his family to fight in the Crusades. Rough Grey informs Vaughn's wife of his death and blackmails her into marriage. A stranger calls on the wedding night and requests to play a familiar tune on the dusty harp.
Subjects: Music, Instruments, Harp, Family, Blackmail, Grief, Bereavement, Crusades.

The doctrine of divine revelation. On the reverse side are 'Englynion Duad', eighteen in number, 'o lyfr Gm. Owain', beginning 'Bid coch crib ceiliog, bid anianawl Ei lef'...'.

'The disconsolate' (crossed out) beginning, 'Let others tune the hapier strain ...'. On the reverse side is an estimate for building (?).

The daughters of Generals Chen Chi-tang and Tsai Ting-kai. Due to camera malfunction the face of Sylvia, daughter of General Chi-tang is obscured.

A large group of people, many in swimming costumes, loosely standing around a balding middle aged man in the centre of the photograph. A sign in the top right reads 'Ladies Cabins' suggesting the photo may have been taken at a holiday camp.