Suitability

Radio Record, Volume X, Issue 3, 24 July 1936, Page 49

Suitability

B.S.

B.

(Napier)

writes: While freeely

admitting that "Aunt #at's" children’s hour -finds preference with me over any . Other national station, .I do want to question the appropriateness of "Richard the Lionheart." Aside from objecting to mediaeval English being spoken with an American accent, I am of opinion that such. a. better-than-these-for-eigners, bellicose’ and bloody budget would :be better kept in the background where bratlings are to benefit, And now may I please kill other birds with: the same postage stamp? I wish to thank. Mr. Clyde Carr for his history of. my fellow-townie, Captain H. M. Rushworth,. and I further wish to thank a Mrs. B. "FR. Richards for her most interesting. talk. given recently from 1YA, I have. never heard a better. speaker on the air. . [The "Richard the Lionhert" series was bought by the Broadcasting Board, and the for broadcast were. not made..by the aunts and uncles of the various stations.-Ed.].