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FORMBY IN WHIMSICAL MOOD.
George Formby,' comedian, says: Where there’s a bill there’s always a pay. Even the person who has bad luck is better off than the chap who never has any luck at all. With women wrestlers it's a case of scratch--as-scratch-can.
Women’s evening gowns are getting more Eve-ning than ever. Shaw’s “Arms and the Man” suggests the title “Legs and the Girl.” Artists live a model life.
A money-lender is an individual who makes your interest his business. A critic of the Government complains that red tape held up his relief payment for so long that he had to go and get a job. I know an artist who is wedded to his art. So far the marriage has proved a failure. My friend’s wife is named Carrie — he has nicknamed her "Cashan.”
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Wairarapa Times-Age, 1 December 1938, Page 5
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138PERTINENT OBSERVATIONS Wairarapa Times-Age, 1 December 1938, Page 5
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