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Otago Daily Times, Issue 25279, 16 July 1943, Page 6

GANGWAY., > FOB FUN . EXCITEMENT . . ; ROMANCE THRILLS and LAUGHTER! g T. J A MBS. Direction: Sir Benjamin Fuller. NOW SHOWING NOW SHOWING (2 and 7.49 pjr>.) Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer give you more stars than the heavens contain. ROBERT YOUNG ARTHUR TREACHER ANNABELLA BILLIE BURKE LEE BOWMAN REGINALD OWEN VAN HEFLIN MARSHA HUNT—WALTER CONNOLLY* In a double bill loaded with laugh* - _ and teeming with thrills.,; “KID GLOVE “KID GLOVE “KID GLOVE KILLER ” KILLER ■” KILLER ” Everyone loves » mystery; and : thil one will • keep you on the edge of your seat. A riotous romantic run around. . “BRIDAL SUITE * " BRIDAL SUITE '* “BRIDAL SUITE* '“BRIDAL SUITE * " BRIDAL SUITE * (Both Recommended by Censor for ; / . Adults.) ■ Rians D.1.C., Jacobs’ at 5 p.m., Theatre at 7i.(phone 13-702). >■/.: JUMBLE SALE A Jumble Sale will be held in the Fores* ters’ Hall, Albany street, on Friday. July 16. :at |! 7 p.m.' ~ ' 1 1 ~.. . A Juirible Sale will be held in All SaintaP Schoolroom, Cumberland street,, on. Sat* iirday, July 17,' at 2 p.m.: clothing and produce.- ■ 'V : v . -v ' PLENTY of STOCK at LADIES' COAT SPECIALISTS PRINCES STREfeT Next Jacob*’ Corner.

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