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Mi 10 Mai 1939 - The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954)
Page 2 - Advertising

ITvvo lines lahoit 12 words) .> 6 Saturd.s 3/1
MELBOURNE 3 days Tour via Canberra every
MELBOURNE Via Princes Highway eery Sat
MELBOURNE Via Canberra and Mount Buffalo
ADELAIDE Single Journey 7 days £15/5/ nil
BRISBANE 3'A days Tour via. Now England
Highway every Monday £8/j/ all inclusive 4
riavs Tour via Pacific Highway, every Saturday
CANBERFA 3 days tour evers Wednesday and
Saturday includes famous Kangaroo Valles South
Coast Jervis Bay and oil sightseeing In Canberra
" day Tours leuvlng Sydney every Saturdaj all
MAY 12th SPECIAL 11 DAY BRISBANE TOUR
Toowoomba Brisbane 3 day Northern Districts
Tom from Brisbane returning via Grafton Port
Macquarie Newcastle £21 all inclusive
Write lor Folders and Illustrated Literature to
Bool Inns also at Covirnmcnt To irlst Bureau
1 Day Katoomba Blue Mountain Sights 14/
2 Days Blue Mountain Sights-Katoomba Jcno
3 Doss Megaton*. Valley Jenolan Caves Grand
1 Dav s Katoomba-Daily Motor Tours to all
Mountain Sights and Jenolan Caves 90/
t Days Katoomba Blue Mountain Sifhts Jenolan
Caves-Scenic Raliway Jamieson Valley Hil e
-Floodlights Blackheath Picnic Mystery
Drive Sports-Competitions-Fancy Dress Ball
Call Write or Phorc for Particulars
38 Martin Place Sydney- Phone B3948
Manly-Middle Harbour-Taronga Zoo 10/
Kurins gal Chase and Koala Park 15/
B ill! Pass Sublime Point Aquaflora PnrL
Lady Carrington Drive National Park 20/
Berowia Hawkesbury River Koala Park 23/6
Sydney Burragorang Vallej Single 15/
Jenolan Caves One day Motor Tour . 39/
Svdnev Jervis Bay Single 22/6 Return 4_/6
Jenolan Caves (2 days Stay at Caves House) 72/C
6yducy Cooina Bega Nowro (rail and motor) 75/6
Challis House 8 Martin Place Sydney
Palm Beach and frenchs Forest , 15/
Hawkesbury Sound and Boro vra Waters -3/6
Katoomba and Mountain Sights . -.5/
lenolan Caves 1 Day Tour (Inclusive) JO/
lenolan Caves 2 Day Tour (Inclusive) 72/6
Canberra Tinco day Tour (Inclusive) .. £0
Ivorth Coast 6 days (inclusive! £10/10/
ALLENS MOTOR HIRE and TOURIST SERVICE
COOKS TRAVEL SERVICE 3S0 George St BW1191
on the Beautiful Blue Mountains Including
«.NOLAN C1VES and ALL MOUNTAIN SIGHTS
"¡J MEYER TRANSPORT CO 84 Pitt St Sydney
' Removals by road Large weather proof vans
Meekly service Sydney Canbcira Melbourne Ans
ounnllts Brick Stores B3C14 L-133051/283541
P14 William Street opposite William Street PC
3939 MoacI Plymouth Sedans Wireless Equipped
Driving Tuition by NRMA Certified Man
XJ 1938 Model Cars mileage rates from 10/ day
Barrington s Drive Yourself Kensington TX337B
Third party Insurance and I ree N R M A fcer
Mee ALL BRTTISH DRIVE YOURSFLF PTY LTD
ÍO rrom 10/ dav Sedans Tourers and Sports
29a Oxford Street nnpo ite Winns FA^jBI
"r>ANDALLsTla'tc Bouines) DRIVE YO URS EL*
Li Cari from 12/0 per day Sundays and HoHdays
excepted 64 70 Cowper St Bondi Junction PW4433
TSniVE YOURSELF in Late Model Plymouth
J S-dans Morris Touring Cars from 2d per n Ile
7,3 Nev canterbury Rd Hurlstone Park Pet. 21«.
X~ AYS DRIVE -10URSELF J MW 403 I Unes)
La est -sedans Roadsters Tourers and Baby Cars
11 Buick and D-* S°'? Sedans also Light Cars
99 EDGFCIIFF ROAD WOOLLAHRA FWJUl^_
iTiURNTTURb Renováis Melbourne all States by
V sea safer cheaper Trelcavln Campsie U7D10
|,aURNITURE~Panterhnicon oint. New castle 18th
r Loadlnu wanted both ways Special rate
RIVE Yourself Cars unlimited m les fron £3
week ~^_g"Tilvjr;_i_ Randwick FX3439_
IÜVE10URSELF Standard D P Roadsters ¡t.0"'
jj val 116 Crystal "trcet Petersham LM4343
?1ARS to CAREFUL DRIVERS £ 10/ weeL. u
T\7ANTED to Hire Light Panel Van foi 3 moulin.
J=icOD Cars to careful drivers J.'/io/ per wccL
\JT Tavlor ""? PHIllln Street BW730B-,
rrT.«n^ri-r4 T H Harmond_G B 090
rpo BUY SELL RENT or LEASE premises for
1 home ofllce or industrial uses employ the
ITwn lines (ab m 12 wnrrtsi 2/ç Saturday 3/ 1
I TLT CONOIiEGATIONAL CHURCH Mid-day
m"n"r8 " Recital TO-DAY by Mrs P V BUSSELL
CUurÏÏn at irrn Kogarah Congregational
13iVííí_*ri. Childrens Homes Cullngtord rôrtv
m." o An»lversary at Dalmar Saturday Uth
v«!<" J?m, Attractive programme Buses irom
( JLLMkjsi HOSKING and the Sidney Tolksong
Mon u.r ^ï IU?h.î. at 8 Pm Tcacheis Federa-
WINGING ELOCU1ÏUN VOICE PHUUUClJOls"
nl" îîfi S M"tt"° Gnrtl late Paris London -or-ccl
Breathing Special terms ina William St 13a07
î\1 ADAME LARSEN Tc-ichcr Voice Production and
7", Acting (The Perfect Method) Unsurpassed In
interpretation 312 George St onnosltc Wynyird
("CONTINENTAL Opera Singer tciches Singing
V Palings George Buildings Room 8 T-4 pm
A MAT EURS rOR PLAYS Montgomery Stuart
rpO SEE THE PHOTOGRAPHIC MASTERPIECES
"The Home is the «nest magasine In Australia
[Two lines (about 12 words) 2/6 Saturday 3/ I
WILLIAM SiVMONfc) PRIVATE fcjTTJDlO
BEGINNERS AND ADVANCED CLASSES NIGHTLY
' 175 Pitt St (near Proud si Phone B5354
QUALIFIED STAFF at all EVENING CLASSES
CHILDREN S CLASS Saturday 11 a m till 12
Miss PAULINE GRILLE M I S T D London rim
BALLROOM Private Lessons by Appointment
CLASS Wed 6 30 Prli ate Lessons by appointment
3S6 PITT ST Private Leesons Dally Tele MA4414
CLASSES every nli-ht and Saturday Afternoon
Principals RON DOYLE and ELSIF BAH EY _
I^NJOY TO-NIGHT the pleasure of Dancing to
J entrancing snlns; music at THE GAY COM-
PANIONS CLUB Melody Boys Orchestra I loor
Show Novelties Prizes Supper LOVEJOY 308
George St opnosite Wynyard No drinking 2> "2 r
RIGNEY S BLDOS 147tt KING STREET MA1-95
LRENE VERA YOUNG Phone M3540 252 Pitt bt
DANCING -Misses VIOLET JUNE JOAN ALLEN"
DANCING Private Lesions MISS WALTERS
STUDIO 163 KING ST below Elizabeth St
NIGHT CLASSES Wednesday Saturday 2 30 _
[Two Unes (qhcut 12 words) 2/6 Saturday 3/ ]
BILLIARD TABLES lull =lze and Cottage new or
second-hand All accessories HEIRON and
SMITH iSalonola) LTD 141 Elizabeth St city
C1LUB SECRETARIES This column forms the
1 quickest and most economlcsl method of giving
notice of Club Meeting» runctlons Events etc to
Members and Players It is featured every Prid-iv
I.'.OR Sale Billiard Table Bft B \ 4ft 6 maple ton
nil accessories perfect condition cheap
[CE SI ates and Boots for Sale sire 1 27/6 10
I' ADIES RECREATION CLUB Golf Tennis
J Bridge Clubs and Rackets rupplicd Tuition
Avoca Oolt Links next Military Hospital Rand-vlcl
fKENNIS- Mid week Players Wanted 1/ aftcr
JL noon or 3/ per reek New balls afternoon tea
Instruction if desired 5 beautiful courts at JEN
SEN S TENNIS COLLEGE King 5 Cross TA1246
'PENNIS COURTS -Let us convert your hard court
X to a Dammnnn Court coloured green
Approximate price £9o Metropolitan Area Dries
quickly after rain No rolling No maintenance
issued free with the Sydney Morning Herald
every Tuesday and Friday provides every item of
necessary Information to keen sportsmen
GALA PREMIERE THIS SATURDAY, MAY 13.
Australian and New Zealand Theatres Ltd
Managing Directors Frank S Tait S S Crick G B Dean
BROADWAY'S SUPER-STREAMLINED MUSICAL COMEDY SUCCESS SENSATION,
BERNICE CLAIFE MELTON MOORE KATRIN ROSSELLE
GEORGE DOBBS KATHRYN CRAWFORD DON NICOL
Syd Wheeler Rosie Le Varde Gwen Bullock Rene Maxwell Jan Kowsky
A SCINTILLATING MODERN AS TO MORROW MUSICAL COMEDY SOMETHING NEW
DARING-DIFFERENT GAYER MORE SPARKLING THAN CHAMPAGNE
PLANS NOW OPEN SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE AT PAX.ING S AND THEATRE ROYAL BALCONY
NB-Theatre Royal vylll be closed until Saturday 13th May to allow reconstruction of the
*tage for the production of I Mirrled an Angel
HERALD SAYS WHEN WILL MAHONEY S ABOUT THE STAGE CAN NEVER BE DULL
TIVOLI: WILL MAHONEY in "LAUGH ROUND UP,"
Proprietor-George Marlow Lessees-llvoil Theatres Ltd Twice Dally 2 30 8
TRANK NEIL OFFERS WILL MAHONEY - "THE IMP ETERNAL"
EVIL HAYES-tne Velvet Voice ol the Air -ViUiNON AND UKAPEK-Ncr Yorks Per-
sonality Dancers-rRANKIE CONVILLE with SUNNY DALE In a Novelty Riot-MICKEY KING
-the Aerial Marvel-JOHNNY KIADO ana his Mello Piano-BOB GERAGHTY Music and
Comedy-GFORGE WEST-Musical Tun-LAWRENCE BROOKS-American Radio Star-3
BENDINOS-Girl Wonders i 1th Keith Connelly-Bruce Carroll-EUc Ho*l Ina - Dorrie
Ricketts and Tivoli s Famous IB Steppers In New Delirious Dances
_BOOK AHEAD AT NICHOLSON S PALING S AND TIVOLI M683S-M6830_
Sir Benjamin Fuller and the National Thei tres Corporation Pty Ltd have the honour
to present the greatest aggregation of st ige talent eier brought to Australia Vaudeville
to rival the glories of Rickards Revue to surpas0 all previous standards novelty
and spectacle to make theatrical history
MAYFAIR: FRIDAY, AT 2.15 AND 8. SALICCI'S PUPPETS
500 Marvellous m rloncttcs a complete show In themselves Sensation of Eroad
way for season alter season the only company to pli y four repeat seasons at the Rndlo
City Music Hall Uncannily natural four loot figures operated by the tenth generation
AND CELEBRITY STAR REVUE - "FUNZ-A-POPPIN.
The re ii live personalities of Broadway and Hollyrood carefully selected (or the most
elaborate revue production of the decade Ten star acts Including
ROSS AND EDWARDS, ZIEGFIELD COMEDY STARS.
THE TWELVE DEBUTANTES TOMMY "BOZO" SYNDER
"iKïy~ï,L£"u'S0i\,'T.1.l.1-r'..n"sl_ (Broadways greatest Pantomime Star)
.«r,CAR,R"?I,I}?S",;n.,d nE7TY LORETTA GREY OREEN AND LANG JACK BICKLE JUNE
WEEK NIGHT PRICES 5/ 4/ 3/ 2/ Matinees 3/ 2/ 1/ PREMIERE and SATURDAYS
Slight increase I lons open to doy at Theatre and Paling s
SPECIAL SCHOOL HOLIDAY MORNING MATINEES 10 45 DAILY Starting Saturday
Donn nh «nrfnrmnn-nc O 1 H niiit ti n m «...» .*> »«»-.«j
The Famous Historical Revue by Reginald Arkell adapted (rom That Memorable History . hv
R J Yca'man and W C Sellars ~T.i uj
CONSERVATORIUM, ITNAL PERFORMANCES, SATURDAYS 13th and 20lh MAY
Plans Nicholson s and Hotel Australia Prices 5/ 3/ 2/ 1/
TO NIGHT WEDNESDAY BAISERS PERDUS i Lost Klssesi a modern Trench Comedy in
Î Acts bl Andre Birabeau translated bv Phyllis Roberts at the Independent Theatre Clubrooms
175 pitt Street lit 6 li in Also next Wednesday Admission 21 Reservations B4282_
' PLANfe NOW OPFN PLANS NOW OPEN PLANS NOW OPEN
OPENING RECITAL NEXT TUESDAY, TOWN HALL, 8 15 P M.
Prorramme Includes bong Cycle To the Distant Beloved (Beethovcnl also operatic arias
One Fine Day fiom Mndnmc Butterfly (Pucclnli and Thou canst never measure the
feelings in my heart from Lohengrin tWvncri
Further Recital Thursday May l8 which will feature the first performance in Sydney ol
Moussorg ky s Soi g Cycle Songs and Dances of Death
Positively Final Appearance Saturday May 20
Box Plan-- ft r all three recitals it Nicholsons and Palings
Prlcrj, 5 and 7/0 i reserved! 3/ (unreserved! All prices plus tax
_Direction Australian Broadcasting Commission_
SCHNABEL - PRE-EMINENT AMONG PIANISTS.
SEASON BOOKING PLAN NOW OPEN SPECIAL CONCESSION PRICES
t Niel ison s and Paling s for five concerts
OPENING CONCERT Saturday May 27, Town Hall Further Concerts Tuesday May 30 Thursday
lune 1 Saturday June 3 and Tuesday June 13
.Season booking prices A reserve £1/10/3 B reserve 10/3 Unreserved 13/
fcpcclal concession season prices for student» and teachers A reserve £1/2/ B reserve 15/3,
Prices for Individual concerts A reserve B/2 B rcrcrve 5/5 Unreserved 3/3
All prices include tax and booking fee Box plans for Individual concerts open Next Monday at
J> rcctlon Australian Broadcasting Commission
Owing to the great number of pictures listed for release we are forced to limit this particular
Already In its Fourth Month at the Carlton Theatre. London, and with the distinguished honour
of a ROYAL COMMAND PERFORMANCE before their Majesties the King and Queen at Sandringham
MICHAEL REDGRAVE (STAR or "THE LADY VANISHES"), ELISABETH BERGNER (STAR Of
"ESCAPE ME NEVER"), AND WILFRED LAWSON (DOOLITTLE OF "PYGMALION" FAME).
On the stage: BERT HOWELL mid His Famous "Shell Show" BAND, with Johnny Wade. ' In ad-
dition, an excellent programme of high-class short features, selected with the greatest care for your
Sessions: li-1.48-5.0-8.0. 500 seats at 1/ at 11 a.m. ' 1
COMMENCING NEXT SATURDAY AT 11 A.M.
England and Hollywood unite to give you the year's biggest double feature programme.
STARRING BARRY K. BARNES, VALERIE HOBSON. JOHN WARWICK.
A startling story of newspaper life In Fleet Street. Complete with thrills laughter, and romance.
Starring the reunion of Charlie RUGGLES and Marv BOLAND.
» Also on the Stage, Bert Howell and his Famous Band.
_Reserves for Saturday now at Theatre (B7771). Paling's. Hotel Australia.
LAST DAYS, SOON, of "SWEETHEARTS" at LIBERTY.
Special request season of Mctio-aoldws'n-Mayer's All-Technicolor Romance, starring
your favourite .sweethearts of song
JEANETTE MACDONALD »nd NELSON EDDY,
with Frank Mot gan, Ray Bolger, Florence Rice. Mlscha Auer, Herman Bing, Reginald
Additional M.G.M. Feature-"Singapore and Jahore" (Fitzpatrick Colour Travsl
talk), "The Passing Parade," Metrotone Air Mall News-and PETE SMITH'S "THE
NEW AUDIOSCOPIKS." IT'S COMING-"THE LAMBETH WALK," Comedy hit ot ?
year, in which you will see the Real Lambeth Walk danced by original stage cast,
LIBERTY, TO-DAY, at 10.45 a ni.. 2 p.m.. b u m , B p.m. 'Phone. MAOoan, for Reserves.
ST. JAMES Last 4 Days: "HONOLULU," "4 GIRLS IN WHITE"
Two outstanding Metro-Goldwyn-Maser Pictures In one great entertainment.
ELEANOR POWELL. ROBERT YOUNG, GEORGE BURNS, GRACIE ALLEN ... Ill the musi
calulu. "HONOLULU." with songs ("This Night Will be My Souvenir," "Honolulu," "Leader
Doesn't Like Music"), and Dances . . . ("Hymn to the Sun"). iGencral Exhibition.I
FLORENCE RICE. UNA MERKEL. ANN RUTHERFORD. ALAN MARSHALL, BUDDY EBSEN,
in M.G.M.'s "FOUR GIRLS IN WHITE" idrama of the girls who hold your hand).
Plus Ivanoff's Salon Orchestra . . . Metrotone Air Mail News. (Honolulu Ball, Trocadero,
May 16). Monday Next: Mlckev Rooney, in "Huckleberry Finn:" also "Spring Madness."
NOW AT 10.50 a.m., 1.50 p.m., 5 p.m., and 8 p.m. 'Phone, M6951 for Reserve».
HOYTS REGENT, 2nd BIG WEEK: "GUNGA DIN."
Thousands Dally Applaud its Amazing Thrills . . . Kipling's India presented with enough
thrills, adventures, and romance to make ten ahowsl R.K.O.-Radlo Picture, with CARY GRANT,
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, Jun., VICTOR McLAGLEN. JOAN FONTAINE, and cast of thousands. (For
General Exhibition.) Added Regent Entertainment includes, at 2 and 8 P.m. sessions.
JAN RUBIN1 AND REGENT NEW SYMPHONIC ORCHESTRA.
World-famous Maestro and Violin Virtuoso HIMSELF IN PERSON. Plus R.K.O.'s Newest "MARCH
OF TIME"; Wait Disney's Greatest Technicolor Cartoon. "MOTHER GOOSE GOES HOLLYWOOD";
and Fox Movietone News. Sessions: 10.55 a.m., 2, 5. and 8 p.m. Plans at Theatre. 'Phone, M2387.
Location: George Street, near Town Hall._
HOYTS PLAZA, FRIDAY: "JUST AROUND the CORNER"
SHIRLEY TEMPLE'S BACK IN THE BIGGEST HIT EVER!
Here's the Shirley Temple hit you've been walting for . , . so happy, so gay. so hilarious . . .
vou won't believe itl Never before has such a dazzling ray of sunshine flooded the screen! A
20th Century-Fox production, for Genera] Exhibition. Also featuring Charles Farrell. Amandn Duff,
Joan Davis, Bill Robinson, and Claude Gllllngwatcr. Presented together with Warner Bros, laugh suc-
cess. "TORCHY RUNS FOR MAYOR," with Glenda Farrell and Barton MacLanc. Also Wait Disney's
Academy Award Winning "FERDINAND THE BULL." Sessions: 11. 2. H. 8. Plans: MA6107.
CHILDREN, DON'T FORGET SATURDAY MORNING'S BIG PARTY! Uncle Tom and all the
2SM Gang will be there to piovide the fun. Doors open at 10.15; show commences at 10.30. Ad-
LAST 2 DAYS! F-Trol Flynn. David Niven, and Basil Rathbone In "THE DAWN PATROL." Plus
The Adventures of Jane Arden," with William Gaigan. (Both Warner Bros, productions.)
MADE FOR BROADMINDED ADULTS ONLY! COMMENCING AT HOYTS.
CENTURY, FRIDAY: "YES, MY DARLING DAUGHTER,"
Warner Brothers' daring, modern romance, with PRISCILLA LANE. JEFFREY LYNN. ROLAND
TOÜNG, FAY BAINTER, IAN HUNTER, (Suitable for Adults Only.) Owing to tremendous Interest,
Immediate booking Is advised. Plans at Century Theatre (George Street, oppoilte Regent). For reser-
LAST 2 DAYS: "TOPPER TAKES A TRIP." LAST 2 DAYS!
Hal Roach-United Artists picture. Plus Peter Lorre in "Mr. Moto on Danger Island" and
Stanfield Hollldcy at Century Organ. 'Phone. M2241 for reservations._.
MAYFAIR, LAST DAY: "PRISON WITHOUT BARS."
With the "DEAD END GIRLS" «nd CORINNE LUCHAIRE.
Alexander Korda, discoverer of Charles Laughton, Robert Donat, Merle Oberon, and Sabu, now
brings his greatest find of all In a gripping, stirring, sensational story of the French Reformatory
system . . . Produced for London Films lUnltcd Artistsi. with EDNA BEST and BARRY K. BARNES.
. . . UNITED ARTISTS' TWENTIETH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION ATTRACTION.
Plus "THE JONES FAMILY IN HOLLYWOOD." . . .
THEATRE CLOSED TO-MORROW. THURSDAY. TO PREPARE FOR BIG STAGE SHOW.
Sessions from 10.45 a.m. Plan at Paling's and Theatre. 'Phone, MA6387, for Reserves.
MADE IN FRANCE - FOR ENGLISH-SPEAKING AUDIENCES!
EMBASSY, SENSATIONAL SUCCESS, "MAYERLING,"
CHARLES BOYER AND DANIELLE DARRIEUX, together In the Most Tender Romance the World
has ever knownl Royal romance reaching highest pinnacle of cinematic art. Presented in associa-
tion with WARREN WILLIAM. IDA LUPINO, In Columbia's thrill hit. "THE LONE WOLF SPY HUNT."
On Stage: MISCHA DOBHINSKY AND his Continental Ensemble at 8 p.m. only. Mlscha Dobrinsky
and Beryl Brent dailv at 2 p m. Four sessions dally, at 11 a.m.. 2, 5, and 8 p.m. Plans at Theatre
iCastlcreagh Street, opposite David Jones's).
FOR RESERVATIONS. 'PHONE EMBASSY THEATRE, M6797.
EMPIRE, RAILWAY SQUARE. NOW SHOWING. PALACE, PITT STREET.
Empire Reserves, 'Phone. MA1000. Sessions 11, 2 5, 8. Palace Reserves, 'Phone, MA4855
Now showing, at both Theatres-The .Producers of "The Hurricane" present
FREDRIC MARCH, JOAN BENNETT in "TRADE WINDS."
With Ralph Bellamy, Ann Sothern, Sidney Blackmer, Thomas Mitchell.
It's a whirlwind of romance-on-runl It's a hurricane of laughs ... a tornado of tropic
travell A typhoon of whirling thrill packed action!
PENNY SINGLETON, ARTHUR LAKE, GENE LOCKHART IN "BLONDIE."
You'll have a laughable, lovable time with "Blondic." For General Exhibition.
_ 1/ scats, and children Od, at all sessions except Saturday evening._
SYDNEY'S CHIEF CURRENT ATTRACTIONS.
in "3 SMART GIRLS GROW UP," with Charles Wlnninger, Nan Grey,
Helen Parrish. (New Universal triumph-for General Exhibition.)
plus Preston Foster and Irene Hervey In New Unlversal'3 "SOCIETY
On Stage. Afternoon and Evening: GWENDOLINE TAYLOR, brilliant Aus-
tralian soprano discovery. HAMILTON WEBBER and State Orchestra In
SESSIONS: 10.55 a.m., 1 55 p m., S p.m.. end 7.55 p.m. BOX PLAN: See
"Greater Union Service," et bottom of advertisement.
STATE'S LOCATION: Market Street, between Pitt and George Streets.
VICTORY - "PYGMALION"_6th Month of 1st Year!
"PYGMALION" is undeniably the Reigning Hit of Town. Cast includes
Leslie Howard and Wendy Hiller. See this brilliant Bernard Shaw comedy
again . . . with NEW supporting Attraction
"FOLLOW YOUR STAR.1' with Arthur Tracy. (General Exhibition).
Sessions Dailv at 10.
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