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Evening Post, Volume CXXXVIII, Issue 135, 5 December 1944, Page 2

S~M AJESTIC"Iff Dlr Puller* Theatre Corp Jgjjjjj Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre (43-100), AGAIN AND AGAIN— The Theatre Rung with Laughter as Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's Happy Story Unfolds. ——Starring MICKEY ROONEY MICKEY ROONEY And All the Hardy Family. The Latest LEAP-YEAR COMEDY ■111, "Andy Hardy's Blonde Trouble" $ K> & I "Andy Hardy's Blonde Trouble" ?' Associate Programme Includes N. 54. Government Film Review . The Waikato Show . . Hospital Ship in Wellington. THIS IS TOMORROW (Passing Parade) (Approved for; Universal Exhibition.) And Our Next Attraction BRINGS GLORIOUSLY TO LIFE 'Erie Knight's FAMOUS STORY— [■^'LASSIE COME HOMEF~| (Approved for Universal Exhibition.)

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