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first (a discussion between two housewives and two manufacturers of New Zealand clothing) the housewives achieved a resounding moral victory over the idea that women prefer ‘to think of themselves as S.W. (so that manufacturers are compelled by kindness to make a large range in ‘this fitting), and instead gave us a heartening picture of the ex-S.W. marching unashamed to the Size 18 rack. Then in the discussion "Dramatic Criticism in New Zealand-What Are Its Needs?" it was the woman member of the panel a eg ae ee. oes ae
who leapt forward to bridge with her own person the gap between the two salients, "Adverse criticism in a small community is wounding to the individual," and "Frank criticism is necesSary to the development of true theatre." Both discussions, incidentally, were lively and rewarding, as ‘must usually be the case when experts meet, warmed by their own enthusiasm for the subject and quickened by the knowledge of the silent barracking of unseen sup-
porters.
M.
B.
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 31, Issue 798, 5 November 1954, Page 11
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168Lodge Listens.. New Zealand Listener, Volume 31, Issue 798, 5 November 1954, Page 11
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