“THE COLDEST PLACE...”

Stratford Evening Post, Volume IV, Issue 139, 25 May 1936, Page 4

“THE COLDEST PLACE...”

I Miss Loe’s Reaction To Stratford’s Climate. 1 | ‘A < 1 ALSO DISLIKES COUNTRYSIDE. I i ~s Stratford is thp coldest place J s<r , i have ever had the misfortune! t i be in,” said Miss Elizabeth Loe, a « j tutor to the British Drama League | on a visit to New Zealand, in a special interview with The Post this morning. “I like the view provided by Mount Egmont,” continued Miss Loe, “and I suppose Stratford is a pretty town; but the cold! . . . J Miss Loe described the country surrounding Stratford as “untidy.” It seemed unfinished, scraggy, as if made on the 40-hour-week scheme, so to speak. The rolling downs, so often praised by other visitors, had not the slightest effect on Miss Loe. The only thing she confessed to be impressed by was the bitter cold. Miss Loe lectured this afternoon on “Speech.” The Picture was delivered at the Parish Hall. This morning Miss Loe visited New Plymouth.