"TILLY OF BLOOMSBURY"
There was a girl who did not know the meaning of the _word depression. She laughed her way through life and the more thiclc and fast troubles came, the less aware of the fact she seemed to be. Nothing could quench the light of her happy laugh, and so, as such people have a way of doing, she cheered all with whom she came in contact. The name of this laughing girl is "Tilly of Bloomsbury," and she is coming to Rotorua on May 20 with the Tauranga players who will introduce her to the people of Rotorua at the Majestic Theatre the same evening. All those who have not yet met Tilly — and those who have — are strongly advised to be present, especially as in that way they will be helping to sprea'd some of Tilly's happiness among their distressed fellowvcitizens through the work of the Women's Club.
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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 221, 12 May 1932, Page 3
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