the Baitor of the "Nonru-Cunxa Dany News"
Sm—Would Avrr-Gnovse ask himself in what way is he qualified to, [speak for the average reader. Per-[sonally 1 have the greatest respect for things 1 do not know, including suburbs, but perhaps he is speaking from inside knowledge. How noble, not to say unselfish, of him to concede the point which affected him; how for us to witness his senso of public-spiritedness percolating through his being even if over slow.
Fortunately my party and I do not Jcare two hots what we seem to him for the A.D.C—the fact remains that, despite none of us having a pink ticket from a dear (or dumb) institution, none of us could hear, and since my first bursting into print (this positively' my last performance) I have heard of a good many more cases. We did not go to the theatre 'a5. philanthropists, we went to get what was pald for, an evening's en-{ertainment, not to see the ADE. Jamusing itself and frontseaters.
"According to ANzt-Gnovse's kind suggestion it would appear that the ADE, caters only for those able to afford' the more expensive seats, would-be in order, therefore, to have the tickets for certain rows' stamped "Expect to Hear" and others "Do not expect to Hear." or continue selling them under false pretences as for As on his own admission he already. has the first symptoms in his neck and fas these things have a nasty habit of spreading, a visit to @ brain specialist might not be amiss.
If ever I find myself in the unhappy position of being requested to book seats in future, I will take care to ask for the row after the last instead Row P.
/Shanghal, Jan. 21,
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.