A History of Base Hospital 32
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Also, hot cofifee was served here.
RED CROSS HUT The American Red Cross hut opened on October 14, 1918. It is 160 feet in length and 30 feet in width. At one end is a sales canteen, behind which are the storeroom, kitchen and office of directress. At the other end is the stage, and back of it are two classrooms and a dressing room. The main hall of the hut is approximately 100 feet by 30 feet in dimension. In the hut the Red Cross has given its Cinema service each week, consisting of a per- for...mance on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Satur- day evenings. These shows are always crowded and from 650 to 700 men are accommodated. On other evenings of the week performances of other kinds have been given.
Some of these have been furnished by the Y. M. C. A., others have come from neighboring hospitals, and still others have been given by the personnel and convalescents of Base Hospitals 31 and 32, in charge of the directress of the hut. One show in particular, a vaudeville perform- ance, including a musical show, was given, and the cos- tumes were designed and made by the women Red Cross hut workers.
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Also, hot cofifee was served here.
RED CROSS HUT The American Red Cross hut opened on October 14, 1918. It is 160 feet in length and 30 feet in width. At one end is a sales canteen, behind which are the storeroom, kitchen and office of directress. At the other end is the stage, and back of it are two classrooms and a dressing room. The main hall of the hut is approximately 100 feet by 30 feet in dimension. In the hut the Red Cross has given its Cinema service each week, consisting of a per- for...mance on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Satur- day evenings. These shows are always crowded and from 650 to 700 men are accommodated. On other evenings of the week performances of other kinds have been given.
Some of these have been furnished by the Y. M. C. A., others have come from neighboring hospitals, and still others have been given by the personnel and convalescents of Base Hospitals 31 and 32, in charge of the directress of the hut. One show in particular, a vaudeville perform- ance, including a musical show, was given, and the cos- tumes were designed and made by the women Red Cross hut workers.
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