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AMUSEMENTS Your Entertainment Guide CHRISTCHURCH CINEMAS, LTD. Present at the I" REGENt | 2 P.M. TWICE DAILY 8 P.M. Shoppers’ Session Fridays, 5 p.m. The Exciting and Adventurous Story of Rimsky Korsakov “SONG OF SCHEHERAZADE” (In Technicolour) YVONNE DE CARLO BRIAN DONLEVY JEAN PJERRE AUMONT CHARLES KULMANN Star of Metropolitan Opera RESERVES D.I.C. or RECENT, 34-816 (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) | TIVOLI | 2 P.M. NOW SHOWING 8 P.M. Shoppers’ Session Friday, 5 pan. ADVENTURE! THRILLS! EXCITEMENT! “THE RETURN OF MONTE CRISTO” LOUIS HAYWABD BARBARA BRITTON Box Plans at D.1.C., Theatre ’Phone 32-810 (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) I T) ANT Pk Nov/ Showing, Non[CI r\ A IN U stop from 11 a.m. [ The Thrilling Drama of Carrier X Don Ameche Dana Andrews “WING AND A PRAYER” AND: The Super-natural for Laughs! Pat O’Brien Ellen Drew ADOLPHE MENJOU RUDY VALJ.EE “MAN ALIVE” (Both App. for Universal Exhibition.) Also Ep. 2: "Lost City of the Jungle’* REX THEATRE I RICCARTON J TO-NIGHT, THURSDAY, FRIDAY J. B. Priestley’s “WHEN WE ARE MARRIED” SYDNEY HOWARD LESLIE BROOKS A Gaumont British Film And PAUL LUCAS SUSAN HAYWARD Hunting the Murderer in “DEADLINE AT DAWN” (Both Rec. by Censor for Adults.) BY PUBLIC DEMAND REPEAT PERFORMANCE MAORI CONCERT MAORI CONCERT MAORI CONCERT MAORI CONCERT At the CIVIC THEATRE THURSDAY, 23rd OCTOBER* At 8 p.m. This is undoubtedly the finest and most realistic presentation of Maori ACTION SONGS HAKAS CHANTS POI DANCES that has ever been staged in Cnristchurch. Performed by an all-Maori cast of Ngati Otautahi Maori Association Concert Party. English Translations of all Songs in Souvenir Programme TICKETS: 5/-, 3/-, 2/RESERVATIONS AND SEATS AT D.I.C. Sponsored by * Christchurch Tramway Staff in support of Miss Gean Barnes for Miss New Zealand Contest. PROCEEDS TO FOOD FOR. BRITAIN FUND RADIANT THEATRE. RADIANT THEATRE. EROICA CLUB EROICA CLUB EROICA CLUB (THE PIANISTS’ CLUB) SECOND CONCERT, 1947, SECOND CONCERT, 1947, SATURDAY. 11th OCTOBER. Presenting the following programme by outstanding Christchurch artists:— SONATA IN A FLAT, OP. 110 (BEETHOVEN) Maurice Till, pianist. CHORALE PRELUDE AND FUGUE (FRANCK) .... Alison Edgar, Pianist. BALLADE IN F MAJOR (CHOPIN) .... Rhona Thomas, pianist. ALLEGRO IN B MINOR (SCHUMANN) Olive Burson, Pianist ETUDE IN D FLAT (LISZT) Joyce Barrell, pianist. SONATA IN F MAJOR FOR VIOLIN AND PIANO (GRIEG) .... Lesley Anderson and Ernest Empson. SONGS BY PURCELL Lucy Kent SONGS BY SCHUBERT Carl Smith SONGS BY DEBUSSY AND HAHN Dorothea Charters SUPPORT YOUR EROICA CLUB SUPPORT YOUR EROICA CLUB Annual Subscription, 10/6 for Two Concerts (3 Tickets each concert). Admission 2/6. Booking at Beggs. PUBLIC NOTICES MISS MARY WOOTTON’S CASE. NO. 1130, MR BERNARD WILKES. C. MEREDITH NICHOLAS, G.M.S., Ch.S., for all foot ailments. Maker jpf featherweight non-metal supports for all arch weaknesses and foot deformities. Ground Floor, 90 HEREFORD STREET (almost opp. P. 0.) NEW ’Phone No. GERALD H. Stock and Sharebroker, Member Christchurch Stock Exchange, Has Recommenced Business at 84 HEREFORD STREET. ’Phone 37-904. P.O. Box 24. 7675 THE Undersigned wish to THANK ALL THOSE WHO RENDERED SUCH GREAT ASSISTANCE when the Rakaia Town Hall and two Shops were destroyed by fire recently. It is also desired to express our appreciation of the help given with the erection of temporary premises. N. M. TURNBULL. M. CLAXTON. C. E. CARLETON. 1384 CASHMERE LAWN TENNIS CLUB (Inc.). THE OFFICIAL OPENING of the Club’s Grass Courts, Valley road, will take place at 2 p.m. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11th, 1947. Members, Intending Membere, and Friends cordially invited. C. S. BILLCLIFft Hon. Secretary. C.T.C. OLD BOYS’ RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB. ANNUAL PICNIC. NEW BRIGHTON RACECOURSE OCTOBER 12, at 11 A.M. Full programme of events. Hot Water and Milk Provided. North Beach buses leave Square 10.20 a.m., 10.54 a.m., and 11.25 a.m.1389 CANTERBURY UMPIRES’ ASSOCIATION The Film "HOW TO PLAY CRICKET” Will be Shown THIS EVENING AT 8 O’CLOCK, In the Social Rooms of the HIGH SCHOOL OLD BOYS’ FOOTBALL CLUB, 209 Cashel street (opp. Farmers). All cricketers invited. H. W. GQURLAY, Hon. Sec. PATTERNMAKERS, DESIGNERS, BOATBUILDERS.—We design and make patterns for all classes of machinery, or casting that requires a pattern We design and build boats. Any job in wood, awkwork or difficult, see— ARNOLD FRANCE, 380 MONTREAL STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. C.l. ’Phone 35-277. 7355 RENTAL CARS 8 and 10 h.p. and large 5-seaters. C. L. RHODES MOTORS,