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GIRLS' SCHOOL
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is a swell movie!
IRENE DUNNE
Says : "Charm
in g, del ightful and touching. It might be a page from the life of every woman . .
JEAN ARTHUR
Says: "Nothing has impressed me so much recently. It will pull at the heart-strings o f all America.”
SONJA HENIE
Says: "l was
deeply impressed with the delightt u I charm of GIRLS’ SCHOOL"
JAMES STEWART LIONEL BARRYMORE
Says: "it s so
true in its portrayal of spirit of youth and gay ety
that everyone should see it."
Says: "its filed
with the hopes, tears, romantic dreams of young girls standing on life's threshold."
GIRLS SCHOOL
ANNE SHIRLEY NAN GREY RALPH BELLAMY
Gloria Hol'Jen ■ Margaret Tallichet Noah Beery, Jr.
Story by Tew Slesinger • Screen play by Tew Slesinger and Richard Sherman • Directed by JOHN BRAHM • A COLUMBIA PICTURE
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JUVENILE COURT**
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tlcns with all European powers. Iml.vMon to Oerman\ and immediate
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job for Exhibitor A1 Anders of the
Bijou Theatre, Springfield, Mass.
TheyTl do the same for you! Get
behind this really swell picture!
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war there was a third alternative namely a declaration that Britain would Join others to defend Czechoslovakia against unprovoked aggre*
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ads that ran in Springfield, Mass. Additional ads of the same general type are now in preparation. You'll get them with your pressbook.
othing
has impressed me so much recently as the deeply sympathetic, highly enjoyable picture called ' Girls’ School’. Here is a story which probes so deeply into the adolescent minds and hearts of typical young American girls as to make it richly reminiscent of my own young girlhood. It zvill not only thrill but it will pull at the heart-strings of all America.
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SCHOOL
ANNE
RALPH
SHIRLEYGREY* BELLAMY
and
50 BEAUTIFUL STARS OF TOMORROW
Story by Tess Slesinger • Screen play by Tess Slesinger and Richard Sherman • Directed by JOHN BRAHM A COLUMBIA PICTURE
STARTS T O D A V
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