A NOTE OF APPRECIATION
The Editor, The Listener. Sir-I feel I would like to send you a note of appreciation. We look forward all the week to "Wandering with the West Wind." The Wanderer (and John) with their quiet friendly, yet dignified and educated conversation are such a relief from the roar, din and clash of so much that disturbs what little peace of mind we have left us in these distressing days. The humour is subtle, the thoughts and words refined, in fact they are real gentlemen. Couldn’t you give us a photo of them in The Listener? Or are they too shy and retiring to give us that pleasure? Dad and Dave, too, give us humour of a different kind. We feel they are neighbours of ours just over the fence. Their acting is so absolutely natural. To Bindle and Fairy we waved a sad farewell. We shall miss them these wintry evenings. The things we do not like, we turn off, so why worry? But please leave us the "Fourth Form of St. Percy’s.’" Don’t stop that for years, Yours etc.,
WEST WIND
Onehunéga, June 30, 1940.
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 3, Issue 57, 26 July 1940, Page 5
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190A NOTE OF APPRECIATION New Zealand Listener, Volume 3, Issue 57, 26 July 1940, Page 5
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