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Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 85, 11 April 1938, Page 19

■ E I I / h^bl 8 Let Your Daughter Wear One I I of These Charming Little Hats I I DEANNA DURBINS I I OWN WARDROBE I 111 l Lovely young Deanna Durbin has set the fashion for girls in their BH j teens ... you can't help but fall in love with the gay little hats jPl|i she wears... so unaffected, so youthful, so different. HE I |§j| photograph: 4 A 744 Top sko,cll: 4 A 144 Lower Sketch: f* #44 I Wffim BRETON, with rib- 1 J /II PEAKED PILL-BOX, | J /1| HALO, rising well If /II Wlm bon trlm - PR « C E -|A J■■ to one ■f-I ■ ■ uff the face. PRICE: fl I|| HK H.sf i See the adorable little Deanna Durbin frocks and coats in |H B|| the Maids' Department. Well tailored, carefree and young ■fS| 11|11 ... with the grown-up details that girls from 10 to 16 love. HR PP SIGNED PICTURES OF DEANNA DURBIN IN MILLINERY AND ■ Bill MAIDS DEPARTMENTS ... for anyone who would like to have one. This little flHi BlilJ star is now appearing in NEW UNIVERSALIS " MAD ABOUT MUSIC " AT THE REGENT BUM |J||g THEATRE. l|g| 111 # Deanna Durbin Styles are exclusive to George Court's. B I I XktjjL ASTRAKHAN An Outstanding Value I■» 11 HOSIERY COUNTER I TAILORED CRAVAT — With > m: 1 I llgl§ll deep lapels. Fully lined. In _ , . „ . wFm il j nigger, black, black / white, Featuring novelty lace tops, K| MM grey and navy. Price, 7/11 each. * reble hee1 ' ru,l : ? tO V ? a /ter WKM ! Wlm CROSS-OVER CRAVAT—FuIIy hem ' grenadine twist for hard |S|f llilil lined. One lapel slips through wear,. In shades of garter, pMgg Pl§g the other. In grey, nigger, herald, copperskin, mandarin, HH|| I lf|l|l|| black/white, black, navy. Ascot, casino, fanfare, Empire. Hj||| j J Price, 8/11 each. j| GEORGE COURT'S:: Karangahape Road :: Auckland I illl "For Quality Goods at Lower Prices"

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