Filmy And Morals
Sir,—May I suggest that Mr Fred T Mile* doe* not appear to realise that mart is an animal, and, as such, is not greatly concerned with morals. The film mentioned, and the reporting at it, is an example of feathering one’s nest by catering to the animal instincts at others. I believe that man is the only one of the primates which «* predatory, preying not only on the lesser animals but his own kind as well —Yours, etc., D. C. McKLE. Little River, October It, 1962 Sir.—l support "Parent. '** We cannot be proud of thig actress. It sounds like one more of there "TV competition” films. We hove had a spate of there films showing call girls, prostitution, and illicit love being pushed at our youth lately. We cannot buy morals, but can use the overseas funds taken by this rubbish for something better. May the cenaor sUcfc his neck out and ban a few and support us at a time when this country has its largest teen-age population ever.—Yours, etc., ANOTHER PARENT. October 11, 1962.
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Press, Volume CI, Issue 29952, 13 October 1962, Page 3
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