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Press, Volume LXXXII, Issue 24899, 12 June 1946, Page 1

SEASON FINISHES THURSDAY! “To Have and Have Not” „ Starring HUMPHREY BOGART LAUREN BACALL (Kecommended by Censor for Adults.) ALSO THE ACADEMY AWARD SHORT “Hitler Lives?” (Approved for Universal Exhibition ) 2 P.M. DAILY s P.M. ■l||[ PLAZA ||||i FRIDAY NEXT—THE YEAR’S MOST JOYFUL PICTURE! Warner Bros. Sparkling Comedy Romance “JANIE” “JANIE” “JANIE” “JANIE” “JANIE” “JANIE” Starring ROBERT HUTTON JOYCE REYNOLDS Edward Arnold Ann Harding Robert Benchley Alan Hale Wh ° is Janie? She’s that lovable kid next door whose romantic affairs upset a neighbourhood faster than a tornado! Shes your sister—my sister—that brat of a kid who lives, laughs and loves in those dizzy days of adolescent youth! SPECIAL! SPECIAL! “The Devil Boats” One of the most spectacular films of the year—in Technicolour—fifteen minutes of thrills with the patrol torpedo boats! Plans Now Open at D.I.C. (Programme Approved for Universal Exhibition.)

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