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AMUSEMENTS FINALLY TO-MORROW: 2 and 8 pjn. “MOSS ROSE” Starring PEGGY CUMMINS, ETHEL BARRYMORE VICTOR MATURE A 20th Century Fox Thriller » (Recommended by Censor for Adults.)

At the . >J I= ~ CRYSTAL PALACE ~Qf Course Dir.: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. R.C.A. "High Fidelity" Sound. FRIDAY 4 SESSIONS 11 a.m., 2,5, 8 p.m. THIS IS THE STORY OF A FAMILY . . OF FAMILY LIFE • AND FAMILY AFFECTION . ■ - WARM, TENDER AND FULL OF HUMAN UNDERSTANDING! 20th Century Fox Present “MOTHER WORE TIGHTS” COLOUR BY TECHNICOLOUR Starring Betty Grable, Dan Dailey Mona Freeman, Connie Marshall THEY HAD SO MUCH LAUGHTER. LOVg, FUN AND MUSIC IN THEIR HEARTS THEY HAD TO SHARE IT WITH THE WORLD! (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Bookings are Heavy! PLANS D.1.C., THEATRE ’PHONE 32-408 THEATRE ROYAL TO-NIGHT AT 8 P.M. MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2 P.M. DEFINITELY LAST FOUR NIGHTS

R. J. Kerridge and Ronald Fortt Present The Famous

WEST END LONDON PLAYERS Whose Popularity is so Firmly Established with Christchurch Audiences in Terence Rattigan’s Famous Comedy “FRENCH WITHOUT TEARS” “FRENCH WITHOUT TEARS” “FRENCH WITHOUT TEARS” A Wonderful Story, Gay, Witty, Infectious Humour that keeps the Audience Bubbling with Laughter The Cast—DIANA BEAUMONT, RONALD FORTT, HUGH MOXEY, GABRIEL TOYNE. HENRY HEP WORTH, NORMAN ETTLINGER, PERA JACKSON. ALAN HOWE and HELEN FRANKLYN in the role she played at the Criterion Theatre, London

RESERVATIONS STILL AVAILABLE AT - THE DJ.C. Admissions: 2/-, 4/-, 5/-. 7/-, Evenings Matinees Wednesday, Saturday, 2/-, 3/-, 5/-» all plus tax 2/- Day Sales at Theatre Sweet Stall TIMARU THEATRE ROYAL Commencing Monday, 22nd March “NO MEDALS” CRICKET. CRICKET. CRICKET. CRICKET. CRICKET. CRICKET. HUTT VALLEY COLTS HUTT VALLEY COLTS HUTT VALLEY COLTS CANTERBURY COLTS CANTERBURY COLTS CANTERBURY COLTS / LANCASTER PARK LANCASTER PARK

NEXT FRIDAY and SATURDAY. NEXT FRIDAY and SATURDAY. Play commences 11 a.m. Admission to all parts, 1/8. Children 9d. - 9458 PUBLIC NOTICES HOME ECONOMICS ASSOCIATION OPENING MEETING THURSDAY, MARCH 18, 2.30 P.M. Canterbury Automobile Rooms, 151 Worcester st., C.l. Flower Show. Speaker, Mrs O. M. Miller. Music. Sales Table. A. BORLAND, Hon. Secretary. 9595

Y.M.C.A. BOYS’ CLUB ROOMS OPEN. ALL MEMBERS and Intending Members of the Y.M.C.A. Boys’ Division are advised that the Club Rooms have now opened for the preliminary activities for the 1948 season.

Inquire about your "Night from the Y.M.C.A. Office, ’Phone 33-527. FRIENDS OF THE MUSEUM. MEMBERS OF THE ASSOCIATION are reminded of Dr. R. A. Falla’s address on THURSDAY. MARCH 18th, AT 8 P.M., at Begg’s Concert Chamber. SUBJECT: "Some Recent Discoveries at Pyramid Valley.”

RISINGHOLME COMMUNITY CENTRE (Inc.). KEEP FIT CLASSES. KEEP FIT CLASSES. RISINGHOLME HALL, Reeves road, Opawa. Men’s Classes: Wednesday, 7-9, Women’s Classes: Monday, 6.30-7.30; Tuesday, 2.30-3 JO. D. R. CRUMPTON, Director. ’Phone 30-151. 9445 BRITISH MEDICAL ASSOCIATION. v CANTERBURY DIVISION. THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC is drawn to the St. John Ambulance Telephone Service. If there is no response to your call to a Doctor’s Home, RING ST. JOHN AMBULANCE, 32-231 FOR INFOR’X96O2 Y.M.C-A. OF CHRISTCHURCH JUNIOR OPTIMISTS’ CLUB THE First Luncheon of the newly-formed Junior Club will be held in the Y.M.CA. on TUESDAY, March 23, at 1 p.m. Membership open to all young men between the ages of 17 and 25 years, who are interested in joining a Service and Luncheon Club. Membership forms obtainable from Senior Optimists and at the Y.M.C.A. Office. C. KINGSTON SMITH, * Activities Secretary. A. LEXINGTON JONES, President No. 1 Optimists’ Club. 9585 PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS (Ltd.) TRUST ACT, 1944. NOTICE TO TRUSTEES —... * SHOULD you find your Trust responsibilities, particularly in dealing with Farm Property or Mortgages, a cause of anxiety, we recommend you to CONSULT OUR TRUST DEPARTMENT. They have over 50 years’ experience at this work and wiil relieve you of all responsibility. PYNE. GOULD, GUINNESS LIMITED. PIB IN THE ESTATE of HENRY ROBERT SEARS, of Russell’s Flat, Farmer, deceased. WOULD MAYSELL the only daughter of Myrtle Winchester, who died in an accident gt Kaiapoi in 1943, or any person able to give any information concerning her, please get in touch as soon as possible with:— MESSRS HARPER, PASCOE, BUCHANAN and UPHAM, Solicitors, 118 Hereford street, CHRISTCHURCH.