STORY OF AN ANNOUNCER'S WIFE
It happened at a bridge party—a mixed party consisting of those interested in broadcasting and those who weren’t. An announcer and his wife 'were present, and the wife was chatting to a lady who wasn’t of radio and who apparently did not know the announcer. “ I think all radio announcers should bo slain,” she naively remarked during a lull in the conversation. The announcer’s wife was thoughtful for a moment. Then: “ No,” she said, “ 1 don’t quite agree with you. I don’t look well in black.”
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Evening Star, Issue 21138, 25 June 1932, Page 4
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91STORY OF AN ANNOUNCER'S WIFE Evening Star, Issue 21138, 25 June 1932, Page 4
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