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Wairarapa Times-Age, 22 March 1939, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. DON’T READ THIS IT’S KRAZY GREAT CARE HAS BEEN TAKEN IN THE SELECTION OF THIS KRAZY NITES KRAZY NITES PROGRAMME All available comedies have been given careful consideration for their entertainment value, and the choice has been made from personal experience of audience reaction. “ROOM SERVICE,” the movie rights of which cost more than any other stage play ever produced . . . AND EVERY ONE OF THE THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS BOUGHT A LAUGH, AND THE MANIACAL MARX BROTHERS MAKE HYSTERICAL HISTORY! As a stage play it ran for two seasons on Broadway. IT’S THE DIZZIEST—DAFFIEST KRAZIEST OF ALL KRAZY CONCOCTIONS. AND THE SPECIALLY 'SELECTED SUPPORTING PROGRAMME! MONTE COLLINS as balmy as a June breeze in “THE WORM BURNS”; EDGAR KENNEDY is a raging lunatic in “HIGH BEER PRESSURE”; W/ALTER CATLETT is as “nutty” as a fruit cake in “UPPER CUTLETS.” And that’s not all, — there’s THE THREE STOOGES, the crankiest of all “screw-loose” comedians in “ANTS IN THE PANTRY,” and then to top it all there’s WALT DISNEY’S LATEST COLOURED CREATION “GOOD SCOUTS’’ DONALD DUCK in POSITIVELY THE. MADDEST — MERRIEST SCREEN ENTERTAINMENT EVER OFFERED. Bring your Mother-in-Law. She’ll Die “a-laffin.” FRIDAY IS THE FIRST “KRAZY NITE!” — TH E ST?T E — —THE STATE—THE LEADING THEATRE

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