July 1944

 Really. It's not as if you can spend money on anything else ... it's all rationed, and you've already used up your stamps.
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 Oddly,
neither of this movie's main stars (Roy Acuff and Isabel "Mrs.
Uppington" Randolph from the Fibber
McGee show) are even mentioned in the ad!
 Go
see it July 6 (after buying a War Bond, of course), and you'll be able
to enjoy this packed bill in "cool vacationland" for the tidy sum of -0- |

 How
long has it been since you've heard them called "coneys"? |

 Oh, never mind. "And the Angels Sang" wasn't showing on July 6. Sorry!


Guardian of Purity .... now that is one high-falutin' job title. Bet that'd stump even Dorothy Kilgallen.
"Hmmm, let me look at a sample through this microsc---- yeeeeee!! oooooh!!"
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