AMUSEMENTS | REGENT j 2 PJtf-. TWICE DAILY 8 PM Shoppers* Session Fridays, 5 p.m. A Feast for Your Eyes ... A Treat for your Ears ... A Rhapsody of Joy “THE EMPEROR WALTZ” | In Technicolour j Starring Bing Crosby Joan Fontaine In a Rollicking “New Look” Musical that : really Kicks up its Heels! RESERVES D.I.C. or REGENT. 34-618 (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) 1 TIVOLI ~| 2 P.M. NOW SHOWING 8 P.M. Shoppers’ Session Friday, 5 p.m. In Glorious Technicolour James Fenimore Cooper’s*Thrilling “Last Of The Mohicans” Comes to the Screen as . . . “LAST OF THE REDMEN” With an All-star Cast Including JON HALL EVELYN ANKERS Julie bishop buster cbabbe Box Plans al DIC., Theatre 'Phonei 32-810 (Approved tor Universal Exhibition.) I UA M n Now Showing. Non-1 |(j tl A LN L> stop from 11 a.m. | MYSTERY I INTRIGUE! ADVENTURE! Basil Rathbone Nigel Bruce “PURSUIT TO ALGIERS” AND: A Delightful Story of English Village Life and Character “TAWNY PIPIT” Rosamund John Jean Gillie (Both App. for Universal Exhibition.) Also Ep. 8 “The Desert Hawk” [ metro theatre! 7.15 P.M. TO-NKJHT 7.15 P.M. EXCITEMENT! . . . THRILLS! With a Climax that has Seldom been Surpassed Lady Eleanor Smith’s World Famous Novel comes to Life with Superb Artistry and Daring Stewart Granger In “CARAVAN” With ANNE CRAWFORD JEAN KENT DENNIS PRIgE ' Associate Attraction Pulses will Beat to the Presses Roar as Thrills Crowd the Headlines PHILIP REED HILLARY BROOK ROBERT LOWERY in “I COVER BIG TOWN” (Both Rec. by Censor tor Adults ) RESERVES at THEATRE, Phone 38-400 NZ. UNIVERSITY WINTER TOURNAMENT. TO-DAYS PROGRAMME. 7.45 p.m.: DRAMA FESTIVAL, RADIANT THEATRE.
9.00 a.m.: Fencing, C.U.C. Gymnasium. 9.30: Table Tennis, College Hall. 10.00: Women’s Hockey, Hospital Corner. 10.15: Men’s Hockey, Hospital Corner. 1.15 P-m.: Fencing, C.U.C. Gymnasium. 130: Men’s Basketball, Wentworth. 2.00: Table Tennis, College Hair, Women’s Hockey, Hospital Comer. 2.15: Soccer, Hagley Park North. 2.30: Men’s Hockey, Hospital Corner. 2.30: Cross-country, Old Stone House, Cashmere. Programmes on sale at Dale’s, Tobacconists: Canterbury Sports Depot: and at all Sports. *2968 _ NOTICES 75TH JUBILEE, SPREYDON SCHOOL, LINCOLN ROAD, NOVEMBER 13th, 14th, and 15th. Ex-Pupils intending to be present, please advise undersigned as soon as possible. W. A. SMITH, C/o. Spreydon School, Lincoln road. CHILDREN’S DAY STREET CHILDREN’S DAY STREET CHILDREN’S DAY STREET APPEAL APPEAL APPEAL TO-MORROW, AUGUST 25 TO-MORROW, AUGUST 25 TO-MORROW, AUGUST 25 Christchurch people have always generously supported the call of needy children; .to-morrow you will be given th» opportunity of doing so again. 250 needy children are cared for in the Homes on behalf of which* this appeal is STREET APPEAL TO-MORROW STREET APPEAL TO-MORROW STREET APPEAL TO-MORROW STREET APPEAL TO-MORROW ARMSTRONGS, LTD., ARMSTRONGS, LTD., Two Stores for Men’s Wear. MEN’S WORKING SHIRTS .. 14/4 MEN’S}! WORKING SHIRTS .. 14/4 MEN’S GREY GRANDRILL WORKING SHIRTS, C. and P., Splendid Wearing Material, All Sizes 14/4 MEN’S WORKING SHIRTS .. 14/4 MEN’S WORKING SHIRTS .. 14/4 ARMSTRONGS, LTD., ARMSTRONGS, LTD., “Famous for Low Prices.”
_J4 CHILDREN’S BOOK WEEK. J INVITATION TO PARENTS. Be sure to visit 702 Colombo street this week to inspect the Special Displays of Children’s Books recommended as the. best reading available for the Children to-day. Educational Experts advise that in selecting your Child's reading, you always watch for the following points:— (a) Good Clear Type. <b) Bright Illustrations. (c) Wholesome Tales. (d) Educational Stories. SOUTH’S FOR CHILDREN’S BOOKS. South’s Specialise in Juvenile Reading, and our buyers select only the most suitable for the young reader for the guidance of normal growth, the stimulation of imagination, and to foster appreciation of beauty and encourage endeavour. Inspect our Window and Interior Displays and seek our advice on this important matter. INCREASE YOUR CHILD’S BOOKSHELF THIS WEEK. SOUTH’S BOOK DEPOT, LTD., Booksellers and Stationers, 702 Colombo street. City. 'Phone 41-B&7. WB2
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Press, Volume LXXXIV, Issue 25581, 24 August 1948, Page 1
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