RADIO SERIALS
Sir,-May I join the happy band discussing radio serials. I think the editorial in this week’s Listener sums up the situation-after all, parents can switch off the wireless or send the children to bed, but that does not alter the fact that many of the serials should be scrapped and the rest reshuffled. Why not change some of the morning fea-tures-Emma, How Green Was My Valley, etc., to the evening? We busy housewives have very little time to listen in the morning. "Headthistress" and "Psychiatrist" made the most constructive contributions to the special article, and I am sure there will be many who will agree with them. It seems a pity that the splendid feature Wild Life is not on at some earlier session. It is instructive and entertaining, and I hope will continue for a long time. One more plea-where has Baffles disappeared to?
P.E.
S. T.
(Masterton).
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 11, Issue 279, 27 October 1944, Page 7
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151RADIO SERIALS New Zealand Listener, Volume 11, Issue 279, 27 October 1944, Page 7
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