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New Zealand Herald, Volume 81, Issue 24825, 23 February 1944, Page 8

Still the Greatest of All Entertainments 1 don Ur ex«cUy°VWevlusly y panted! PlS.se as "£& ** sjar*,""— 10 a.m. Doors Opod 9.30 a.m.. 1.30 and 6.45 p.m.) ST. JAMES' THEATRE Direction' Sir Benjamin fuller David O. Seiznick's Production of Margaret Mitchells, •• " GONE WITH THE WIND " GONE WITH THE WIND "GONE WITH THE WIND "GONE WITH THE WIND " GONE WITH THE WIND In Technicolour With CLARK GABLE As Rhett Sutler.... Leslie Howard, Olivia cle Havilland AND PRESENTING VIVIEN LEIGH Ah Scarlet oTiara Booking Arrangements Booking- is very heavy for all •Hires. Plans are open at the Booklit, Office In the Main b oyer Daily from !i:!0 a.m. No Telephone Reservations. 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