DANCING NIGHTLY AT THE MAJESTIC CABARET
books that BUILD KNOWLEDGE « ♦ ♦ Any one of these books will stir your imagination, and leave behind tne , reading deeper rooted knowledge or men, places and events. “THE INTERPRETER"—A new long novel by Sir Philip Gibbs, in an English auc. American setting. n/ _ (pogtcd 11/4) “THE DRUMS OF MORNING"—A panorama of America’s national ide .11 the stirring days of the anti-slavery move mentt by Philip Van ♦ “THE MAN BORN T.O BE A KING—Dor othy Sayers famous series of broadcast plays on the life Of • “TGLOO FOR THE NIGHT”—Mrs. Tom Manning’s story of . There are many more books like these at the Book Department, Ground Floor. WHITCOMBE & z TOMBS LTD.. LAMBT.ON QUAY, WELLINGTON. and LOWER HUTT.
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Dominion, Volume 36, Issue 268, 7 August 1943, Page 1
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