'Since Kate Chalice was called to the Bar, two years ago, she has concentrated her energies upon her profession, neglecting her knitting and her husband. To-night she is seated in her study at her desk, on which there are many papers, law books, and manuscripts tied with red tape, and a tin wig-box. She has just received her sixth brief, the contents of which place her upon the horns of a dilemma that butts her back to dull domesticity.'
Source: Radio Times, 17 September 1926, p.17.
Broadcast on BBC regional station 5WA Cardiff on 20 September 1926, from 8:45pm.
