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Press, Volume LXXVII, Issue 23415, 23 August 1941, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. NOW THRILLING PACKED HOUSES. A Great Programme for Young and Old! CRYSTAL PALACE CRYSTAL PALACE (Direction: Amalgamated : Theatres, Ltd., Throughout N.Z.) Afternoons at 2.15-Nightly at 8 GENE AUTRY GENE AUTRY Famous Singing Star of the Saddle in a Thrilling New Western Musical Adventure bringing you more Thrills . . more Songs . . . and bigger Laughs. “COLORADO SUNSET” “COLORADO SUNSET” Plus Another Super Attrac- j tion . . . smashing a fiendish arson ring. Your hero of a ( thousand adventures in his most thrilling film yet . . . JACK HOLT JACK HOLT “THE GREAT SWINDLE” “ THE GREAT SWINDLE ” Seats 2/3, 1/6, 1/-, with 1 children half-price all sessions 1 but Saturday night. j Plan at D.I.C. or 'Phone j Theatre, 32-408. , (Both App. for Universal Exhibition.) <■

TO-DAY’S THE BIG DAY ! Still Some Good Seats Left for To-night ! Book at D.1.C., or Ring 36-329. Ib-NIGHT TO-DAY At 2 THEATRE ROYAL At 8 By Special Arrangement with C. WILLIAMSON, LIMITED STAN LAWSON presents FOR THE CHRISTCHURCH OPERATIC SOCIETY, INC.. THE BRIGHT, SNAPPY, MUSICAL COMEDY SHOW I Brilliant Ballets by Peggy Holmes. With Stan Lawson, your favourite comedian, as “Barry” ALSO SHIRLEY BUCHANAN—JOYCE CHAMBERS—AGATHA SUTTON ESME REDDER—JOAN DALRYMPLE—BERYL BAGGS—FRED HALE CLIVE KINDLE GRAHAM CLOTHIER MEL PRITCHARD JIMMY SPARROW—TREVOR ANDREWS—ALAN LUKIES—LAURIE McILROY. FULL OPERATIC ORCHESTRA. MUSICAL DIRECTOR: LEN BARNES. HEAR AGAIN; "The Rajah, of Bong,” “Under the Deodar,” “Two Little, Chicks,” “Try Again, Johnnie,” “Coo,” and many other Famous Melodies. EVENING PRICES: Reserved 5/-, 4/- (Booking Fee*3d); Unres. 3/- (no tax). MATINEES: Res. 3/-, 2/- (no tax); Unres. 1/-. Children 1/6, 1/-. * Gallery Day Sales Theatre Royal Sweets Shop 2/1; Late Doors 1/6.

DANCES. WINTER GARDEN CABARET. To-night HAROLD BAILEY’S ORCHESTRA. Double Tickets 7s 6d. Alcoves ss. Telephone 32-088 for Reserves. MRS L. ROBINSON, Manageress. 2651 MAYFAIR LOUNGE CABARET. MAYFAIR LOUNGE CABARET. ... .TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. ' At 8.30 p.m. Latest and Popular Dance Hits. Featured by LOUNGE ORCHESTRA. Double Tickets 6/6. EVENING DRESS ESSENTIAL. Cabaret Supper. Alcove Reserves Free. ’Phone 31-458. 2721 0(1 TH CENTURY TAILORS DANCE FOR AIR FORCE RELATIONS. MAYFAIR LOUNGE, SEPT 4th. Get your tickets at Warners. jQANCE—ROLLESTON HALL. THURSDAY, AUGUST 28th. Bus leaves Turnbull and Jones 7.45. Usual Band. Good Supper. X 9291 PUBLIC NOTICES. MALVERN ELECTRIC POWER BOARD. POWER OFF. DOWER will be cut off at Darfleld, *■ Sheffield, Springfield, Kimberley, Kirwee, Halkett, and Aylesbury Districts for approx, one hour from I p.m. on SUNDAY, 24th instant. 2760 H, H, BARRS, Secretary. SOUTH CANTERBURY ELECTRIC POWER BOARD. POWER OFF NOTICE. AT REQUEST OF THE PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT, POWER WILL BE CUT OFF in the whole of the BOARD’S AREA. ON SUNDAY NEXT, August 24th, BETWEEN the hours of 1.30 AND 4.30 P.M., weather permitting. 2812 J. M. BISHOP, • Manager. Consult MODERN OPTICIANS For Latest Scientific Eye Test. 225 High street. ’Phone 30-047. A 3176 NEW ADDRESS—OPTICIANS: LIMITED (Late of Manchester street). Norman Wright, D.1.0N.Z., F.1.0N.Z. 87 WORCESTER STREET Opposite Avon Theatre. Telephone_3sjjjo. JUMBLE SALES. TUMBLE SALE—Linwood North " School, Saturday, 23rd August, 2 p.m. Take 6W or 6D Bus to Woodham road. Large Assortment of Goods for Sale. Also Cakes and Produce. Admission 3d. X 9109 FOOD PURVEYORS. MILK-FED POULTRY (FROM OUR FARM). FRESH DAILY: CHICKENS, DUCKLINGS, RABBITS, HARES. OYSTERS, FISH, ETC. W. Roberts 80 Cashel street. ’Phone 31-503. X 9077 DRIVING TUITION. rpRANSPOBT DRIVERS, Men and Women X Wanted. Get your Licence through Trillo’s' up-to-date Teaching Methods Only the latest cars used (no old crocks) for all classes of licences. TRILLO’S, 220 High st. (above Halliwell’s, Dentists), •Phone 35-836. X 7671