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AMUSEMENTS LADIES! BRING YOUR FRIENDS TO THE MATINEES AND AVOID THE CROWDS AT NIGHT! To-night’s House Is Fully Booked Out For “DRAGONWYCK” “DRAGONWYCK” “DRAGONWYCK” ' Starring GENE TIERNEY VINCENT PRICE WALTER HUSTON SESSIONS DAILY —2 p.m., 8 p.m. = II S T A T E il -=■ II ’Phone 32-249. |l ~ “Where Christchurch Meets” AMALGAMATED THEATRES. LTD. (Throughout N.Z.) Hearing Aids Available (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) (Unsuitable for children.) More Fun! More Romance! More Sheer Delight than You’ve Enjoyed in Years! It’S Always Cosy and Warm at =ST. J A M “In Tuam Street” If it’s at the St. James, it’s the Tops .in Entertainment. Direction: Christchurch Cinemas Ltd. Owing to Length of Programme at 2 p.m. THIS WEEK 7.30 p.m. DON’T MISS This Year’s Happiest Film! ,|| “SHADY LADY” h. 1 11 “SHADY LADY” 11 I 1 Comedy—CHARLES COBURN At his Funniest Music— GINNY SIMMS Singing "Cuddle Up a Little Closer,” “I’m in Love with Love,” “Xango.” etc. , Romance— ROBERT PAIGE And how he Falls for Ginny In Addition: Teasing Lips! Swaying Hips! Romance! . . Set to the Haunting Rhythm of the Tropics | “SONG OF THE SARONG” | Starring Nancy Kelly William Gargan (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) EP- No. 5 of the Thrilling Serial R The Valley of Vanishing Men” r . Matinee Reserves at Theatre, Only RESERVES D.I.C or ST JAMES. 35-820 COBBERS COBBERS CIVIC THEATRE CABERS CIVIC THEATRE COBBERS CIVIC THEATRE cobmrl civic theatre COBBERS Sunday at 8.15 COBBERS Sunday at 8.15 COBBERS COBBERS “CHIV” COBBERS “CHIV” COBBERS “CHIV” COBBERS * “CHIV” COBBERS “CHIV” COBBERS “CHIV” COBBERS COBBERS presents COBBERS COBBERS JOBBERS COBBERS COBBERS COBBERS CONTEST COBBERS CONTEST CONTEST CAVALCADE CONTEST CAVALCADE CONTEST A Non-stop Show CONTEST Starring CONTEST DAVE McGILL CONTEST DAVE McGILL CONTEST EVA FULTON CONTEST EVA FULTON CONTEST COLIN CAMPBELL CONTEST COLIN CAMPBELL CONTEST ZOE MOORE CONTEST ZOE MOORE CONTEST JACK BROWN CONTEST JACK BROWN CONTEST ELAINE MOODY CONTEST ELAINE MOODY CONTEST 3ZB QUARTETTE CONTEST 3ZB QUARTETTE CONTEST DAVE CHRISTIENSEN CONTEST DAVE CHRISTIENSEN CONTEST MAISIE McNAIR CONTEST MAISIE McNAIR CAVALCADE GEORGE CAMPBELL CAVALCADE GEORGE CAMPBELL CAVALCADE HORRIE CROCKETT CAVALCADE HORRIE CROCKETT CAVALCADE SMALL BROTHERS CAVALCADE SMALL BROTHERS CAVALCADE CRICHTON COBBERS CAVALCADE CRICHTON COBBERS CAVALCADE BAND CAVALCADE BAND CAVALCADE The Concert of the Year! CAVALCADE The Concert of the Year! CAVALCADE Proceeds to help defray CAVALCADE expenses for the Crichton CAVALCADE Cobbers Band at the AshCAVALCADE burton Contest. CAVALCADE POPULAR PRICES CAVALCADE POPULAR PRICES CAVALCADE Reserve your Seat! CAVALCADE Reserve your Seat! CAVALCADE Plan at Civic Sunday, CAVALCADE from 2 p.m. 2547

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