Told Them They Would Listen And Like It
LAMELIGRT shines on Johnny Foster, Canadian boxer who broadcast in Dunedin from 42B. He gave.a bracket of vecal numbers. He capitalised his broadcast by announcing himself as Canada’s Bing Groshy; toid listeners they would listen and ftike it! He later attracted considereble attention by giving a series of im- , promptu shadow-sparring exhipitions in Princes Sireet, until the trafiic became congested and had to pe moved on. Taking a hint from urchins celebrating Guy Fawkes’ Day, Johnny was next seen trundling through the central thoroughfares a barrow containing an eliigy of his prospective opponent! . As they say in Canada, Johnny has "got what it takes."
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Radio Record, Volume XII, Issue 23, 18 November 1938, Page 4
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112Told Them They Would Listen And Like It Radio Record, Volume XII, Issue 23, 18 November 1938, Page 4
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