SUNDAY AFTERNOON PROGRAMMES
Sir-We would like to inform your correspondent L. D. Austin, that it is not just a superstition that some people listen to the Sunday afternoon radio «programmes. We should also like to say that out of our quite wide circle of acquaintances, we kriow of a number who listen to these programmes with great enjoyment. Speaking for ourselves, we look forward to Sunday afternoon, when we can really enjoy some worthwhile music. For instance, last Sunday afternoon, Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony from 1YA was a real inspiration. As we are not among the fortunate ones who reside in Wellington and are able to attend the Sunday afternoon concerts mentioned by your correspondent, the radio is our only opportunity for hearing good music. The programmes which we cannot bear for long are usually at the breakfast session. We do not ask for Beethoven symphonies for breakfast, but we would like a little more, say, of the Gilbert and Sullivan type of music.
TWO BUSINESS GIRLS
(Nelson).
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 5, Issue 125, 14 November 1941, Page 4
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167SUNDAY AFTERNOON PROGRAMMES New Zealand Listener, Volume 5, Issue 125, 14 November 1941, Page 4
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