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Dominion, Volume 34, Issue 181, 29 April 1941, Page 5

INTRODUCING “HOLLYWOOD CORNER” (LOCATION: D.J.C. SHOWROOMS) GIFTS FROM THE STARS GENUINE AND INTIMATE DISPLAY OF ORIGINAL COSTUMES, GOWNS AND ACCESSORIES WORN IN RECENT HOLLYWOOD PRODUCTIONS THE MOST VALUABLE COLLECTION EVER ASSEMBLED — BREATH-TAK-ING IN THEIR VARIETY AND SPLENDOUR REALLY LADIES—ONE OF YOUR FAVOURITE DREAMS COMES TRUE A Magnificent Gesture from Hollywood Stars and Producers to XEW ZEALAND’S WAR EFFORT THE INSPIRING; DISPLAY INCLUDES— A 900-dollar creation worn by Joon Bennett in "The House Across the Bay"; the officer's cap and arm bands worn by Charles Chaplin in "The Great Dictator"; a pair of lounging pyjamas and a pair of gold evening slippers worn by Loretta Young in "He Stayed for Breakfast"; two model tan felt hats worn by Rosalind Russell in "This Thing Called Love"; a silver grey negligee gown worn by Alice Faye in "Tin Pan Alley"; a satin dwelling shirt worn by Tyrone Power in "The Mark of Zorro"; a complete Gene Autry cowboy outfit; a costume worn by Judy Canova in "Scatterbrain"; an autographed sun helmet worn by Bing Crosby in "The Road to Zanzibar"; an autographed aviator's helmet worn by Ray Milland in "I Wanted Wings"; a head corsage and rose veil worn by Jeanette MacDonald in "Bitter Sweet"; a sunset gold evening bag used by Norma Shearer in "Escape"; the peasant frock worn by Deanna Durbin in "Spring Parade"; a gown worn by Margaret Sullavan in "Back Street"; a gown worn by Anna Neagle in "Irene"; and costume worn by Ronald Colman. AND DOZENS OF OTHERS TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION OFFICIAL OPENING OF “HOLLYWOOD CORNER” AT D.I.C. SHOWROOM—Ist FLOOR THURSDAY NEXT AT 3 P.M. BY HIS WORSHIP THE MAYOR - - - - MR. T. C. A. HISLOP ADMISSION FThis advertisement donated by the Film Exchanges of New Zealand, representing the Hollywood Film Producers