HOLIDAY MANNERS
Holiday-makers of 1936 have won high praise from the leading British resorts, for, according to opinions expressed recently, they have been gayer but less boisterous and more discreet and better mannered than ever before. "The younger generation of holidaymakers is a very different type from the young people who flocked to resorts years ago," said an official of one big seaside town not far from London. "The modern boy and girl are quieter, more refined, and have better taste in clothes. They are as jolly and gay as one would wish young people to be, but they no longer display a vulgar disregard of the effect of their behaviour on other holiday-maker-. Residents used to have cause for hundreds of complaints in a season, but as they have become more broadminded the visitors have correspondingly calmed down."
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Evening Post, Volume CXXIII, Issue 1, 2 January 1937, Page 19
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139HOLIDAY MANNERS Evening Post, Volume CXXIII, Issue 1, 2 January 1937, Page 19
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