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Drops of Humour

‘HERE wasn’t much in C. Gordon Glover’s play Dear Appointment (2YA, March 8), except what seemed like the entire musical and technical resources of the NZBS. On the other hand, credit where credit is due, and I find the intentionally banal original music by Terence Vaughan much more worthy of notice than the arch machinations of the banal plot it embellished. A good example, however, of how a dried-off cow can be milked of a few more drops of humour by experienced handling and good timing. And, of course, all that music in the milking shed.

M.

B.

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New Zealand Listener, Volume 32, Issue 817, 25 March 1955, Page 11

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Drops of Humour New Zealand Listener, Volume 32, Issue 817, 25 March 1955, Page 11

Drops of Humour New Zealand Listener, Volume 32, Issue 817, 25 March 1955, Page 11

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