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Wairarapa Times-Age, 15 November 1939, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. TWO GREAT NIGHTS! Opera House, Masterton. THIS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 17 AND 18. CELEBRITY COMEDY COY. Present A BRILLIANT CAST. HEADED BY DON NICOL DON NICOL DON NICOL DON NICOL DON NICOL DON NICOL The ever-popular J. C. Williamson Light Comedian, who has toured N.Z. with every recent success. SHIRLEY ANN RICHARDS SHIRLEY ANN RICHARDS SHIRLEY ANN RICHARDS The Beautiful Australian Film Star. .JOHN E LEET I NCI ■JOHN ELEET ING Lead with George Wallace in “Gone to the Dogs.” MARY DUNCAN MARY DUNCAN LEAL DOUGLAS LEAL DOUGLAS ALATHEA SIDDONS ALATHEA SIDDONS Three versatile and clever artists who recently toured N.Z. with the J. C. Williamson Success “The Women” Coy. PHIL SMITH I’ll IL SMITH Principal Comedian with the J.C.W. Comic Opera Coy. CHARLIE ALBERT CHARLIE ALBERT Another popular J.C.W. Character Actoi’ of “White Horse Inn” fame. NORMA N BAR 111 NG TON NORM A N BARRING TON A London Actor who has appeared with Dame Sybil Thorndike, Sir Seymour Hicks and Lady Forbes Robertson. MAISIE WALLACE MAISIE WALLACE of the recent Gilbert & Sullivan Coy. LANE PATTERSON LANE PATTERSON A Smart London Performer. A BRILLIANT COMEDY COMPANY OFFERING YOU THE FUNNIEST PLAY EVER WRITTEN!

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