To the Editor of the "Norru-Cama Dairy News."
Sin,—Whilst agreeing with "Harmony," in all but the last paragraph of his letter, I would point out that notices are posted in the Town Hall to the effect that "Children under—are not ad-mitied"' thus the policemen at the entrance have every right gently to turn back any youngster © that may appear at the doors whether escorted by an elder or just out on his or her own. The accommodation in the hall is limited and, after all, a classical concert is not the sort of entertainment the kiddies want. They often spoil the enjoyment of the older people at the open air concerts, but _can be kept out of the Town Hall by virtue of the regulation above mentioned. It is posted there for a purpose and surely it ought be gently enforced.
Personally I have stood up with sores of other people, right through the first half of a concert, being unable to get a seat. These performances are now so excellent that the imposition of an entrance fee might be attempted with success.
T am, eto., Users.
Shanghai, Feb. 18.
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