THAT HORSE-LIKE GRIN
The Editor, New Zealand Listener. Sir,-Compared with other publications on broadcasting yours has these points of merit: 1.Each day’s programme starts at the head of a page. 2.Each station is easily turned up by reason of the distinctive style of type. 3.The short descriptive note appended to certain recordings is helpful. 4. Your summary of the week’s programmes, "What Would You Like To Hear?" is much appreciated by many listeners. 5.The general lay-out of the journal is ahead of what we have seen before, and the same may be said for the choice of reading matter. The first issue however .seemed to have cut out pictures of people with that horse-like grin that is so popular with some, but later issues include too many with that supposed aid to beauty. Yours etc.,
X
Lower Hutt, July 21, 1939.
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 1, Issue 6, 4 August 1939, Page 33
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