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Wairarapa Times-Age, 12 November 1941, Page 1

A M U S EMENTS. LAST 2 NIGHTS! LAST 2 NIGHTS! BERNARD SHAW’S Record Breaking “MAJOR BARBARA” “MAJOR BARBARA” (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) Don’t Miss this Brilliant Contribution to Motion Picture Art! MAGNIFICENT SUPPORTS. * THE STATE if The Leading Theatre AMALGAMATED THEATRES, LTD., (Throughout New Zealand.) FRIDAY! FRIDAY! LAUGHS GALORE! Yes, there’s fun for everybody in this wise-cracking riot of mirth that will have you rolling in the aisle with one continuous roar of laughter. THE FLEET’S IN PORT AGAIN TO GIVE YOU A BROADSIDE OF LAUGHS YOU WILL NEVER FORGET! HAROLD LLOYD The man who made millions laugh, presents “THE NAVY STEPS OUT” "THE NAVY STEPS OUT” “THE NAVY STEPS OUT” "THE NAVY STEPS OUT” —Starring—(“Nelly Kelly’s” Boy Friend) GEORGE MURPHY LUCILLE BALL-EDMOND O’BRIEN With

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