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arthur_of_the_britons) wrote1975-05-23 08:00 am
arthur_of_the_britons) wrote1975-05-23 08:00 am
Letter: The Canberra Times
This earnest entreaty appeared in first position among the "Letters to the Editor" under the heading "Television programs."
Sir, - The undersigned are member of a community where “Arthur of the Britons”, screened Monday to Friday at 5.55 pm, is a favourite program. We all feel that the recent extraction of this program from television is depriving us of a good program, from which much can be learnt.
All of us agree that this program contains some of the best acting and story plots seen in a long time, and is an educational addition to television. Not only does it give us educational information but provides us with sensible enjoyment and relaxation for all.
Not only do we agree that “Arthur of the Britons” should remain, but more such programs should be available for public viewing.
D.DIMAKIS
Curtin
(This letter was signed by 16 other people as well).
If, as the writer states, “Arthur of the Britons” was shown Monday to Friday, the whole series must have been shown within a four week period. These fans would have been disappointed to learn that filming had ended, and the cast and crew dispersed, more than two years before they put pen to paper.
Sir, - The undersigned are member of a community where “Arthur of the Britons”, screened Monday to Friday at 5.55 pm, is a favourite program. We all feel that the recent extraction of this program from television is depriving us of a good program, from which much can be learnt.
All of us agree that this program contains some of the best acting and story plots seen in a long time, and is an educational addition to television. Not only does it give us educational information but provides us with sensible enjoyment and relaxation for all.
Not only do we agree that “Arthur of the Britons” should remain, but more such programs should be available for public viewing.
D.DIMAKIS
Curtin
(This letter was signed by 16 other people as well).
If, as the writer states, “Arthur of the Britons” was shown Monday to Friday, the whole series must have been shown within a four week period. These fans would have been disappointed to learn that filming had ended, and the cast and crew dispersed, more than two years before they put pen to paper.