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Eric and Cecilia Christensen dress up as Laurel and Hardy advertising the Plaza Theatre, Fairfield NSW, c. 1935

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Datec. 1935DescriptionApart from posters & billboards at Fairfield station the only advertising Eric and Cecilia Christensen could afford in the cash strapped days of the Great Depression was to dress up and hand out pamphlets outside Fairfield Public School. They can be seen in this photograph dressed as Laurel & Hardy to promote the latest attraction at their Plaza Cinema.

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Image ColourBlack & WhiteFile SizeTIFF : 23.71 MBTypeDigitalOriginalNoAccessAppointment required to view original photographCopyrightOut of copyrightRightsFairfield City Council

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Eric and Cecilia Christensen dress up as Laurel and Hardy advertising the Plaza Theatre, Fairfield NSW, c. 1935