TAIHAPE NOTES

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 86, Issue 116, 20 May 1942, Page 2

TAIHAPE NOTES

MAJESTIC THEATRE “GONE WITH THE WIND” “Gone With the Wind” has become a household word. The film version of Margaret Mitchell’s book is at last coming to Taihape, where it is now being screened for a limited season, concluding on Friday night. Acclaimed throughout the world by critics, the iilm has in the leading parts Vivien Leigh as Scarlet O’Hara, Clark Gable as Rhett Butler, Leslie Howard as Ashley Wilkes, and Olivia de Havilland as Melanie. Dialing with its subject in such a realistic and absorbing way its enormous length is said to be scarcely noticed, as the attention of audiences is so engrossed. Contributing greatly to the quality of the production is the berv: if u 1 Tech ni colon r. BABY’S GREATEST GIFT Is a clear, healthy skin. Minor eruptions may indicate that there is something basically wrong with baby’s skin and if it is not properly treated it may result in retarded health and development, or may cause In after life unfair social disadvantages. The Eczema Baby, in particular, is a pitiable child, yet the scientific Klexema treatment can bring immediate relief and eventual freedom to babies suffering from Eczema. Consult the trained nurse in the Klexema rooms, National Bank Buildings. Victoria Avenue, Wanganui, phone 3377. Visiting Marton Tuesday, May 26. Marton Hotel phone 2015. HIGH-CLASS PHOTOGRAPHS. For high-class photographs at reasonable prices visit Tesla Studios, opposite D.1.C., Wanganui. District Photographer for Weekly News and Free Lance social columns. Extra copies, etc., from all Denton, Milne Allen, (Royal Studios, Marton), and Tesla negatives. ’Phene 2381.