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Newspaper
Bowen Independent
Location
Bowen, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 03, 1938
Page
2
A sheer wool afternoon dress in London Tan features a shraped neckline, gathered waist with an inverted pleat in pale green, a pale green belt, and sleeves gathered at the armhole with a pale tea band. Worn by Olivia De Havilland for Warner Bros.
The station of reviews about the Warner Bros. comedy and the film Dr. Syn is noted. Roy Morton and George Ablast are mentioned among a lineup with Wayne Morris and Pricelli Lane in a bustling production scene. The piece references awards, party events, and the cast's lively on set stories in a nostalgic cinema roundup.
A compact £1 ledger featuring a double and three money columns. Includes 200 ruled sheets with index and price book format suitable for diverse businesses and financial establishments.
A sensational tale reports the Sultan pursuing a glamorous woman known as "Glamour Girl" amid royal intrigue. The narrative traces recollections of meetings, a divorce scandal, and a distant departure to Ceylon where a holidaying youth encounters the tale.
A jumble of phrases describes a film or show preview with references to a facelifted “av errhady Rive” and names like Eleanor Pawel. The text glimpses a busy backstage scene, late-night fatigue, and casual attendance around a preview period, with scattered references to dates and performers.
In a remote mining boom near Bowen, a German led venture under Dr Pluttern grows with new mills and inns. A promising silver lode proves elusive after years of costly trials. a fatal collapse and injuries erase the fortune dreams, and the mine closes despite renewed efforts and investigations.
Unclear text presents fragmented prose about new novelties and decorations with garbled names. The readable parts mention a seasonal display and fan items but lack coherent details or identifiable events.
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