HATS OFF

Workers Press no. 970, 13 January 1973 · scan pages 10, 11

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BOOKS Religious broadcasters like Jimmy Savile, Malcolm Muggeridge and the assorted 'Stars on Sunday' must be very pleased at the progress the word of God has made on radio and television.

It wasn't always so easy to get on the air.

In 1923 the Dean of Westminster refused to allow the wedding service of the Duke of York to be broadcast from Westminster Abbey on the grounds that it might be received by 'a considerable number of persons in an irreverent manner and might even be heard by persons in public houses. with their hats on'.

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