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Wairarapa Times-Age, 1 April 1939, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. —COSY——COSY— “The People’s Theatre.” TONIGHT, at 8. TOMORROW, 2.F5 & 8 p.m. COMEDY! MUSIC! THRILLS! Ray MILLAND Dorothy LAMOUR 808 BURNS MARTHA RAY in “TROPIC HOLIDAY.” “TROPIC HOLIDAY.” A Riot of Fun and Romance Below the Rio Grand! The Excitement of a Real Bull Fight! The Thrilling Beauty of Fiesta Time! The Romance in a Rumba! All the Comedy and Thrills you could wish for are packed into this Grand Feast of Entertainment! (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) —ALSO—LLOYD NOLAN JOHN HOWARD SHIRLEY ROSS in “PRISON FARM.” “PRISON FARM.” CONDEMNED. ... To days of backbreaking labour, nights of stark terror! “Prison Farm” reveals for the first time the shocking truth of what goes on behind the scenes of the underworld’s most hated institution! (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) DANGER AHEAD! ' gOON the long damp months of Winter will have to be faced. Be pre-pared-take SKIPPER’S EMULSION. It will fortify you with its unique building, healing and strengthening properties. Rich in vitamins, ’SKIPPER’S will keep you immune from coughs, colds, infections and weakness. 2/3. Extra large size, 4/3. At all leading grocers. 1

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