News from 20/04/1939
1939; Gale Group;
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Peter Purbeck, Grace Wyndham Goldie, Rev. Canon Harold Anson, W. K. Hall, C. H. Middleton, John Hilton, C. Ashmore Baker, J. J. Brady, George Gibson, W. H. Mellers, Rebecca West, John Summerson, Howard Marshall, Major C. S. Jarvis, Hugh Gray, Afrit, Edwin G. Burrows, Mr. White-Hall, Mrs. Hallie Flanagan National Director of the American Federal Theatre Project, Fred Perry, Dr. H. J. Muller, Jack O'mara, R. G. Medhurst, R. W. G. Mackay, Sir Bernard Pares, Stanley Bayliss, Emma Dee, Harold Stannard, Herbert G. Williams, Waitemata, Scott Goddard, C. H. M., J. T. Pratt,
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