To the Editor of the "Nonru-Cuma Dany News"
Sm—Muste Leven kicks against yre marches; but why against marches?
1's the best morning tonic with which to meet the music of the day—mighty hard and unencouraging these days.
And Sousa, give us plenty of Sousa, 50 that we won't forget we're Ameri-special cans while we are at it, But I notice in the kicking Mustc Leven seems to have nothing to say about jazz, which certainly is the major portion of the radio prow grammes. By this I take it he, she, oF ft, is a jazz lover, But jazz is for after, office hours I take it, and it's none of my business if Music Lover should jazz all night, provided the office hours are kept, and work goes marching on the next morning in proper order. That's what I would say to my Or is it the instrumental gymnastics, sometimes described as music, that 'Music Leven is pleading for?' Well, that's for the rest day, when it's religiously given for those who observe the Sabbath by patronizing it, But if this is a cosmopolitan establish ment, let's go on the 50-50 basis: let Music Lover have the jazz and let me have the marches, Shanghai, May 9.
Toucusroxe.
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