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Failure to give fighting men brighter Sundays brings wide protest. Lack of Sunday entertainment for

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Unique IDA-00279298SeriesNewsclippings BooksDate15th April 1942FormatNewscuttingDescriptionFailure to give fighting men brighter Sundays brings wide protest. Lack of Sunday entertainment for Australian and Allied troops is causing widespread public protest A cross section questioned yesterday almost unanimously expressed the opinion that theatres should be open for the troops on Sunday.( Photos. In favor. Miss Olive Dodds --- "out of luck ..." Mrs Angus Lightfoot - Walker - "Sydney dead, Melbourne worse ..." Mrs Lucille Felton --- "Boys lonely ..." Rev a R Ebbs - "no objection ..." Against! Mr T E Rofe.) (Daily Telegraph)LanguageEnglish (eng)

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Failure to give fighting men brighter Sundays brings wide protest. Lack of Sunday entertainment for