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Press, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 25305, 3 October 1947, Page 1

AMUSEMENTSMA J E STIC |1 ■ | Direction: Christchurch Cinemas, Ltd. Hearing Aids Telephone 33-537. 4 PEBFOBMANCES DAILY 11 a.m., 2 p.m., 5 p.m., 8 p.m. TO-DAY! METRO GOLDWYN MAYER’S MAMMOTH MUSICAL ROMANCE OF JEROME KERN'S LIFE! “TILL THE CLOUDS ROLL BY” (Wonder Show in Technicolour) BURSTING WITH SONG! DAZZLING WITH STARS! With Van Johnson Judy Garland Frank Sinatra June Allyson Robert Walker Van Heflin Kathryn Grayson Dinah Shore Lucille Rremer Lena Horne Angela Lansbury Tony Martin Virginia O’Brien 23 BELOVED JEROM# KERN HIT SONGS Include: “Look for the Silver Lining” “Who,” “I Won’t Dance,” “Long - , Far Away,” “Make Believe,” Can t Help Loving That Man,” “The Last Time ! Saw Paris,” “A Fine Romance,” Smoke Gets in Your Eyes,” “Ol’ Man River,” “She Didn’t Say Yes” and other Songs you Love and Cherish! The Box Plans Are Open at the Majestic from 9 a.m. till 8 p.m. Daily and Seats may be Reserved Six Days in Advance for all Performances! (Approved for Universal Exhibition.)

..EMPIRE Where the Best Films are Shown” TO-NIGHT and SATURDAY, 7 P.M. Matinee SATURDAY, 1.15 p.m. JANE WYATT, LOWELL GILMORE in an Action-packed Melodrama “STRANGE CONQUEST” (Commences at 7.45 p.m.) And JEANNE CRAIN, CORNELL WILDE, LINDA DARNELL in Jerome Kern’s Sparkling Musical Comedy with all its Love, Laughter, Romancb and Drama “CENTENNIAL SUMMER” “CENTENNIAL SUMMER” “CENTENNIAL SUMMER” j In Glorious Technicolour | (Commencing at 9 p.m.) (Both App. for Universal Exhibition.) Special News Item “Finals in Davis Cup Tennis” Walt Disney’s Cartoon “Frank Duck Brings ’em Back Alive” “the kosy”— HORNBY Matinee SATURDAY, 1.45 Final Screening SATURDAY, 7.30 GERALD MOHR, ERIC BLORE, JANIS CARTER in a Thrilling, Gripping Story “The Notorious Lone Wolf” (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) And DANA ANDREWS, BRIAN DONLEVY, SUSAN HAYWARD in the Living, Loving, Fighting Drama—“CANYON PASSAGE” In Spectacular Technicolour (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Wednesday Next (October 8), 7.30 Robt. Mitchum, Anne Jeffereys in “NEVADA” And Patricia Roc, Tom Walls in “JOHNNY FRENCHMAN” (Both App. for Universal Exhibition.) SPECIAL! Telegram just Received from Auckland Reads: "AUCKLAND TOWN HALL PACKED FIRST LECTURE STOP AUDIENCE ACCLAIMED CHURCHILL.” YOU MUST HEAR— Internationally Famous RANDOLPH RANDOLPH CHURCHILL CHURCHILL To his friends "a chip off the old block.” To his enemies “a political jumping cracker.” In a Brilliant Public Lecture “The British Empire in the Modern World” 8 p.m. Wednesday, October Bth ST. JAMES THEATRE ST. JAMES THEATRE His Worship the Mayor will preside. Please Note! Mr Churchill will Answer Questions at the Conclusion of his Lecture! All Seats can be Booked at D.I.G. Reservations Essential! 320 SEATS AT 2/- (plus tax) 386 SEATS AT 4/- (plus tax) 602 SEATS AT 5/- (plus tax) ‘ When you Think of Randolph Churchill one Adjective Springs to Mind—Fearless!” —Robert Boothby, M.P. PUBLIC NOTICES SOUTH ISLAND (N.Z.) CANARY CLUB. RESULT OF COMPETITION: 1. J. REESE, No. 498. 2. G. GIBLING, No. 253. ’VARSITY CRICKET CLUB COMPETITION RESULTS 15t—2146, H. Wakefield. 2nd—1379, W. E. Pascoe. 3rd—1447, A. W. Giffney. 4th—1584, A. Stark. AFTERNOON TEAS A SPECIALITY AFTERNOON TEAS A SPECIALITY AFTERNOON TEAS A SPECIALITY in New Zealand’s most modern and well-appointed MORNING TEAS DAILY from 10 a.m. ' HOT LUNCHES HOT LUNCHES Noon to 2 p.m. Noon to 2 p.m. HOT TEAS ON FRIDAYS HOT TEAS ON FRIDAYS from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Prompt and courteous service with a smile. ‘THE WALDORF" CASHEL STREET (Upstairs). Opp. Beaths (telephone 33-997). 6316 SELL BY AUCTION SELL BY AUCTION SELL BY AUCTION SELL BY AUCTION Auction Selling is the proven way of obtaining highest prices. Ring— McKENZIE and WILLIS, LTD., 34-630. T.C. RENTAL CARS, 8 and 10 h.p. and Large 5-Seaters. C. L. RHODES MOTORS, 569 Colombo street, 8012