Feminine Viewpoint
Now th@t Cherry Raymond has had time to settle into the Feminine Viewpoint chair vacated earlier this year by Cynthia Dale, I think I may fairly comment on this important session as it has seemed recently. It is perhaps a little soon to expect any significant variations in a well-established and obviously successful pattern. But, if there have been no really startling innovations, there has certainly been no deterioration. One of its most attractive features remains the interviews, which Miss Raymond conducts with all the flair of her predecessor, The various talks: remain varied and of high quality. Unhappily, the legacy of Front Page Lady remains, but I look forward to happier days when Miss Raymond may be able to usher in some serial a little less banal. In respect to personality, on
which the success of the session so _ largely depends, Miss Raymond has justified her place. She is perhaps more briskly business-like than Miss Dale, and a trace more warmth and informality, both of which will doubtless come, might add to her present capable. management, In the meantime, Feminine Viewpoint: remains, in her hands, the most interesting and intelligent . women’s _programme I have heard in
three countries.
J.C.
R.
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 35, Issue 884, 13 July 1956, Page 25
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203Feminine Viewpoint New Zealand Listener, Volume 35, Issue 884, 13 July 1956, Page 25
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