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AMUSEMENTS RESERVE AT D.I.C. II MAYFAIR Phone 79-897 II 11 Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. || N.Z. PREMIERE ! DAILY 2 and 8 p.m. The freshest comedy idea since that Moon turned Blue (with Laughter). R.K.O. Proudly Present THE FUN THAT ALL STARTED WHEN “SUSAN SLEPT HERE” “SUSAN SLEPT HERE” “SUSAN SLEPT HERE” Currently in its 16th WEEK at the Century Theatre. Sydney. It all began one snowy Christmas Eve in Hollywood, when bachelor-writer DICK POWELL got a “present” from . his "friends” in the Police Force It was "SUSAN” . an 18-year-old bundle of delinquent dynamite with no place to go! The Yuletide spirit pro* voked Dick into keeping her from the reach of the Law, by "holidaying” in his apartment . She slept in his bed . . wore his pyjamas . . . ate his food —then she really took over especially when she invited his FIANCEE over for tea* We won’t give any more of the surprises away, but do come and see "SUSAN”— the comedy the Sydney "SUNDAY TELEGRAPH" dubbed: "THE BRIGHTEST SHOW FOR MONTHS" , “ SUSAN SLEPT HERE ” “ SUSAN SLEPT HERE ” “ SUSAN SLEPT HERE ” (Recommended by Censor for Adults) Colour by TECNICOLOR Starring DICK POWELL DICK POWELL As the bewildered bachelor who owns the "HERE” and keeps asking: “Who’s been sleeping tn my bed?" DEBBIE REYNOLDS DEBBIE REYNOLDS Not since we met Maggie McNamara in "The Moon is Blue" have we discovered • such a devastating personality she’s terrific as SUSAN! ANNE FRANCIS ANNE FRANCIS As the fiancee who has such sweet thlnis to say to Dick Powell —Sample: “YOU LIAR—JUST TELL ME WHAT SHE’S DOING WEARING YOUR PYJAMAS?" , etc! EXCELLENT SUPPORTS

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