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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 29, 1935
Page
4
A quirky dialogue shows Bmart Alec and others debating cards and a Napoleon heirloom. The owner sits with the table, while a talk shifts to a five minute walk home, old school friends, and an uncollected debt from years past. A film star and extra reminisce about breakfast and a run before a restaurant manager’s demand.
Clubmates celebrate Ron Duxson’s B grade bowling average trophy in the Sunshine District Association notes. A GRADE leaders include A Raynor Braybrook with 41.8 batting, Jansen 6.55 bowling for Sunshine Harvester, and L Rogers 100 for Sunshine Harvester. B GRADE highlights feature El Bevan 40 batting, Duxson 4.95 bowling, Benson best all rounder, and E Jones 113 highest score.
Sunshine Harvester A beat Victoria Street with big scores in a batting display led by Kay and Lesberg. Sunshine Harvester B bowled North Footscray out for 204. Richmond were 111 all out to Sunshine after 8/100 in their innings, Kinnersley took 6/27 and J Patten 2/19 as Patten contributed with the bat 31 for Sunshine Patten and Penrose provided the bowlers in the earlier innings.
Estimates given for all classes of work. All work guaranteed. Charges moderate. See me for your repairs at 30 Ridley Street Sunshine.
A collage of clipped exchanges and comic misfires shows a boss teasing an office boy about hair, a lunacy expert uncle, shy shop talk, a shed sighting of rabbits, and snippets from village lectures and seaside sailors. Amid jokes, miscommunications, and breezy banter, characters poke fun at work, money, and ordinary life.
In a terse exchange a film star reveals a rumor about wanting a high profile scene aided by publicity. A friend questions the motive and the star concedes the publicity drive shapes public perception.
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