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Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 206, 1 September 1933, Page 13

I "Love I Song" | I Fashionable Young jij | Man Sings in Gutter. || 111 Outside a restaurant, off jjj 111 Piccadilly, a broken-down musi- jjj ill cian was playing a fiddle, when a |j| jjj party of arrived in. —i|| 111 a car. One of the party, a hand- jjj 111 . some young man, stared hard at jjj 111 the'musician, and then, taking his jjj 111 place beside the beggar, began jij HI to sing. HI The song he sang had a subse- jjj {:{ quent history, a history in which jjj Hi two women became involved; jjj jjj the man himself had an astonish- jjj ::: ing past. jij j:| The whole vibrant story is jjj 111 told in the fine romantic serial jjj J!! entitled "LOVE SONG," by jjj 111 Arthur Hardy, author of "The jjj 111 Merry Masquerade" and "The jjj II: Blue Streak." jjj Ij: The opening chapters will be jjj li! published in the magazine section jjj II: of the ill 1 "Auckland Star" g jij TO-MORROW, while instalments jjj 11} will follow daily. jjj