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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 83, Issue 254, 27 October 1939, Page 9

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•’I.IIKI ' IHA I .- 'livif Woma ~ <■ • ii.ii,- i'.( ii, Jh iH’.iH’-d <i -lee 1 ” 11 I‘"iigias "■ 1 pu.'.ai'’ I." I'.H-IH’.! hy ;i •■•iumb” '!■' 1 \ . it (’('•>', w in th..' ■tivi t i vs (> and v.h<» f‘<>nli’vrs Io be ■ li<’i lii>b:iiid's t- ('•!. J it. i:v- -i.-i; •' feat , .-a. i •; a 1 arkie ■ .anio' I'.aibara . I .-<a Sanpsm). i SIOL! X MILLION" OLD BARN X ’■ a viif l > i” I .-(H’i*'’ly Io ii... i Jit t<> i;v.> and Io love <o in <urh is the theme of j. \e:\>al's "I Stole a Million," co-star George Haft and Claire Trevor, 10-mmrow at the Opera '■ Claire Trevor (remembered for performance in ’'Stagecoach") is f! girl who almost heads him in the 5 right, direction. Henry Armetta fuf- r ll nishes the comedy highlights as the proprietor of the flower shop which Raft decided to “hold up” for pin money, not knowing that destiny was *’ going to change his plans again by having him find romance there—in c the form of Claire Trevor. Dick Foran I ■ is the third corner of the love tri- ' p angle, however, which provides th I ■ force for Raft to attempt a I ■ straight course, until s<- | j ’• upon his debt, being paid! Vk?or .lory heads th<> prineg’als vho baild for menace and the misfortune which haunt n I’aft in spite of romance and ! right living. Starring Gene Autry. ’he Republic musical western “The Old Barn Dance.” the associate fenlure, offers all that any action-feature patron desires. Excellent music. played by the Colorado Hillbillies and sung by Gene Autry and his pal, .Smiley Burnette, combined with a KHra v Ktory far superior to many so-called “Class A” productions, makes “The n Old Barn Dance" " <■]] worth any one’s >f time.