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Otago Daily Times, Issue 24619, 29 May 1941, Page 9

T©da t •.• as alm^a^ li** 8 ...and when lovers meet or lovers part, the songs of Tin Pan Alley are in their hearts! Now that unbelievable street tells its stirring story! THE MUSICAL OF OUR EXCITING TIMES! as its stars . . . great as its songs- ' ALICE FAYE Surpassing her triumph in "Alexander's . Ragtime Band" The "Down Argentine Way" star.. .more torchy, more glamorous! OAK IE Tin Pan Al^ JOHN Alley Timeless n . •,. K .K-K-^-.. G00 d-bye. fi « w B lway- HeU °i France, „ „ ofack oi V, Love Y tUy."' j J&CK i§pou know what a laugh hit he's just made! FALLEN JENKINS • ESTHER \ RALSTON • NICHOLAS BROTHERS • BEN CARTER AND MANY MORE. (Approved for Universal Exhibition) A 20th Century-Fox Picture. PAYNE It's a new romantic thrill when he makes love to K-K-K-Katyj Direction : Amalgamated Theatres Ltd. Commencing To-morrow at 2 p.m. and 7.45 p.m. Box Plans Begg's and Octagon (13-091)

The fashion of parading through Christchurch with livestock on the shoulder appears to be on the increase. On a recent afternoon a man was observed in Cashel street with & pet kea riding on his shoulder. The native parrot was securely tethered by a lengtn of wire attached to a leg, and. oblivious to the interest it was creating among passers-by. amused itself by sharpening its beak on the collar of its owner's leather coat.