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Press, Volume LXXXIV, Issue 25555, 24 July 1948, Page 1

"AMUSEMENTS 6th STUPENDOUS WEEK Reserve Early_ For To-day’s Matinee! Matinee Plans at Theatre I Booked Out For To-night j 2 p.m. Twice Daily 8 p.m. Still the Tremendous Crowds Still the Record Bookings For THE GREATEST COMEDY ENTERTAINMENT THIS TOWN HAS EVER SEEN! “SITTING PRETTY” “SITTING PRETTY” “SITTING PRETTY” ' NOW AT THE STATE THEATRE BOOKING ARRANGEMENTS In view of the exceptionally heavy demand for seats—we urge patrons to book early. Plans at D.1.C., and Theatre Six Days in Advance. NO FREE LIST (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) CIVIC THEATRE SUNDAY, TO-MORROW, AT 2.30 P.M. SUNDAY, TO-MORROW, AT 2.30 P.M. (Please be Seated by 2.20 p.m.) CHRISTCHURCH SYMPHONY CHRISTCHURCH SYMPHONY CHRISTCHURCH SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA ORCHESTRA ORCHESTRA Undsr the Auspices of the N.Z. Musicians’ Union (Canterbury Branch). Present Their FIRST SYMPHONY CONCERT SYMPHONY CONCERT SYMPHONY CONCERT Conductor: T. J. Leader: MAITLAND McCUTCHEON. Programme Includes: Grand March from “Tannhauser” (Wagner). "Der Freischutz" (Weber). Concerto in G Minor for Piano and Orchestra CMendelsSbhri). Soloist: Miss Shirley Dodds. Symphony No. 1 in C Major (Beethoven). Serenade (Widor). “Nell Gwyn Dances” (German). ADMISSION 3/-, CHILDREN 2/RUGBY ~~ LANCASTER PARK OVALr~ RUGBY At 2.45 p.m.: RUGBY RUGBY TECH. 0.8. v. SYDENHAM. RUGBY TECH. 0.8. v. SYDENHAM. RUGBY TECH. 0.8. v. SYDENHAM. RUGBY RUGBY At 1.15 p.m.: RUGBY ALBION v. NEW BRIGHTON. RUGBY RUGBY LANCASTER PARK SOUTH, RUGBY At 2.45 p.m: RUGBY MERIVALE v. RUGBY TRAINING COLLEGE. RUGBY CHARGES: 1/6, 1/6, 1/6, and RUGBY 1/-, 1/-, 1/-. RUGBY Can Sydenham, with Nine SucRUGBY cessive Wins to their Credit RUGBY beat Tech? This is a Crucial RUGBY Match. DON’T MISS IT. RUGBY RUGBY RUGBY RUGBY PARK, RUGBY At 2.45 p.m.: RUGBY RUGBY ’VARSITY v. MARIST. RUGBY ’VARSITY v. MARIST. RUGBY ’VARSITY V, MARIST. RUGBY At 1.15 p.m.: RUGBY (Under 18B) RUGBY PAP. TECH v. ST. BEDE’S. RUGBY CHARGES: 1/-, 1/-, 1/-, to all RUGBY Parts. RUGBY Take No. 4 Tram or Rutland st. RUGBY Bus to Rugby Park. RUGBY RUGBY SHOW GROUNDS, RUGBY At 2.45 p.m.: RUGBY SUNNYSIDE v. LINWOOD. RUGBY SUNNYSIDE v. LINWOOD. RUGBY At 1.15 p.m.: RUGBY (Under 17) RUGBY SUMNER v. TECH. 0.8. RUGBY CHARGES: 1/-, 1/-, 1/-, to all RUGBY Parts. RtJGBY 3528 RUGBY ALL BLACK TRIAL RUGBY ALL BLACK TRIAL RUGBY ALL BLACK TRIAL RUGBY RUGBY NEXT SATURDAY, RUGBY NEXT SATURDAY, RUGBY NEXT SATURDAY, RUGBY RUGBY JULY 31st, RUGBY RUGBY LANCASTER PARK OVAL, RUGBY LANCASTER PARK OVAL, RUGBY RUGBY WEST COAST v. RUGBY 0 WEST COAST v. RUGBY WEST COAST v. RUGBY CANTERBURY RUGBY CANTERBURY

RUGBY CANTERBURY RUGBY RUGBY Box Plan opens Tuesday at RUGBY D.I.C. for No. 4 Stand; (lifeRUGBY Members may Reserve on MonRUGBY flay.) RUGBY RUGBY Reserves. 3/-, 3/-, 3/-, inc. Tax. RUGBY SEASON TICKET HOLDERS RUGBY NEED NOT RESERVE. RUGBY RUGBY MAKE SURE OF A GOOD SEAT RUGBY AND RESERVE AT THE D.I.C. RUGBY 2432 DANCES, SOCIALS, ETC. ’ WINTER GARDEN. CABARET. TO-NIGHT 8.30 TILL 12. BRIAN MARSTON’S ORCHESTRA. Double Tickets. 7s Gd; Alcoves, ss. Telephone 32-088 for Reserves. Evening Dress Essential. MRS R. F. NEWTON. Manageress. 2408 ——BLUE star taxis SIXTEENTH ANNUAL BALL, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11th, 1948, AT “THE WENTWORTH.” Admission by Ticket Only, which may be obtained from the Office or from the Drivers. All who attend are assured of a Bright and Enjoyable Evening. T. W. HOGG. M. J. MALONE, Joint Secretaries. 2220 DANCE. DANCE. DANCE. DANCE. KNOCK, KNOCK, KNOCK, who’s there? Good Evening, BASIL, what a surprise! Yes, MOLLY, we will dance at THE NEW BRIGHTON R.S.A. THE NEW BRIGHTON R.S.A. POPULAR DANCE to Laurie O’Loughlin’s Band. EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT. 2/-, 2/6. ■- 2351 TIME TO GO DANCING. TIME TO GO DANCING. THIS and 1 Every Saturday Night. THIS and Every Saturday Night. UNION ROWING CLUB HALL, 440 Oxford terrace. MARTIN WINIATA’S ORCHESTRA. MARTIN WINIATA’S ORCHESTRA. Coral Cummins. Personality Vocalist. Supper Provided. Admission 2/6. NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT, JULY 31, THE KIRWEE FOOTBALL CLUB will hold a DANCE in the KIRWEE A. and P. HALL. Dancing, 8-12. • Excellent Supper. Good Music. Ladies, 2/6; Gents, 2/6. 2441 DANCING : : TO-NIGHT. THE RENDEZVOUS, 100 Stanmore road. Terry Minson’s Orchestra. Programme Competition ends To-night. New Floor. Admission, 2/8. HORORATA HOCKEY BALL. SEPTEMBER 17th. McNeil's Band. 943 CARLTON HALL. CARDS and DANCE TO-NIGHT, JULY 24th. 957