Letters to the Editor

Press, 30 November 1978, Page 16

Letters to the Editor

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S.G.D.—For all we know at this stage, he may yet do all these.

V.J.W.—Not reopening subject. Your letter referred to writer.

N.C.—Sorry. We had a feature on the production on November 22, and a favourable review on November 25.

J.Y.G.—Sorry, we have reviewed the performance and to open up a correspondence would only mean more reviews.

G. A. CLOVER. November 28, 1978.