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MADAME TUSSAUD’S
Additions to Australian Group
LONDON, March 7
Messrs W. M. Woodfull, W. M. Hughes, S. M. Bruce and J. T. Lang have been included in the Australian group at Madame Tussaud’s waxworks. The secretary told a press representative that Don Bradman had been removed, following complaints by enthusiasts that his hair was incorrect and his batting position was faulty. “So many people are asking, ‘Where is Bradman?’ that we are hoping to obtain accurate details enabling his restoration.”
Townsville Daily Bulletin, 1933
Milton was quite unashamedly envious that Rowland Sinclair had found H.G. Wells at the Geological Museum, and more so that he had managed to exchange fisticuffs with Fascists in the same afternoon. It seemed to the poet that Rowland did not fully appreciate ei
