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Press, Volume LXXXV, Issue 25933, 13 October 1949, Page 1

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AMUSEMENTS Be Wise and Reserve j| MAYFAIR" 'Phone 31-213 j| Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. DAILY—2 p.m., 8 p.m. Shoppers Session To-morrow, 5 p.m. SOUTH SEA ISLAND MAGIC! Grandest of all South Sea Romances. Actually Photographed in Fiji Islands. A Story so realistic it leaves the taste of salt spray on your tongue! J. Arthur Rank’s Great Picture “THE BLUE LAGOON” “THE BLUE LAGOON” “THE BLUE LAGOON” Its Tropical Splendour Rich in Glowinf Technicolour Based on the Famous Best Seller Novel by H. de Vere St a c pool e And Starring Lovely JEAN SIMMONS JEAN SIMMONS Donald Houston Noel Purcell Set amid the Beauty, Sunshine and Glory of the South Seas (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) PLANS D.I.C. AND THEATRE LAST 3 NIGHTS LAST 3 NIGHTS LAST 3 NIGHTS LAST 3 NIGHTS AND MATINEE 2 p.m. SATURDAY AND MATINEE 2 p.m. SATURDAY AND MATINEE 2 p.m. SATURDAY AND MATINEE 2 p.m. SATURDAY “AFTER OCTOBER” “AFTER OCTOBER” “AFTER OCTOBER” “AFTER OCTOBER” “AFTER OCTOBER” The popular and successful comedy by RODNEY ACKLAND RADIANT THEATRE The public reaction to this comedy has been one of appreciation—for in the wit and humour of "Aftdr October” is a very real and human story. 8 p.m. EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK And Matinee Next Saturday, October 15th. 2 p.m. RESERVED SEATS—S/-, TAX FREE RESERVED SEATS—S/-, TAX FREE BOX PLAN AT BEGG'S BOX PLAN AT BEGG’S SEATS AT door from UNRESERVED SEATS AT DOOR FROM 7.0 p.m. 2/6 TAX FRED 7.0 p.m. 2/6 TAX FRED Matinee Prices—October 15—Reserves: Adults 3/~, Children 2/- (Tax Free) WEEK'S BIG ATTRACTION WEEK'S BIG ATTRACTION ££££ WEEK'S BIG ATTRACTION NEXT WEEK'S BIG ATTRACTION NEXT WEEK'S BIG ATTRACTION NEXT WEEK'S BIG ATTRACTION MONDAY, OCTOBER 17, TO THURSDAY OCTOBER 20. At 3 p.m. BEATHS PRESENT "FASHIONS AND FABRICS” ' FASHIONS AND FABRICS” "FASHIONS AND FABRICS” "FASHIONS AND FABRICS” "FASHIONS AND FABRICS” •FASHIONS AND FABRICS” “FASHIONS AND FABRICS” “FASHIONS AND FABRICS” “FASHIONS AND FABRICS” FASHIONS AND FABRICS” /FASHIONS AND FABRICS” FASHIONS AND FABRICS” £ ££ AND MANNEQUIN PARADE. £ MANNEQUIN PARADE. A GRAND MANNEQUIN PARADE. STYLED TO THE MOMENT. SUPERBLY STYLED TO THE MOMENT SUPERBLY STYLED TO THE MOMENT.’ MODELS SPECIALLY DESIGNED AND MADE IN ENGLAND BY WEST CUMBERLAND SILK MILLS from SILKS created by the noted English designer Miki Sekers. AN ENTRANCING DISPLAY. Reserve now at Beaths Inquiry Counter. Tickets 3/6, including Afternoon Tea. THE TEA ROOMS WILL BE CLOSED EXCEPT TO TICKETHOLDERS. 3849 WATER — WATER POLO CANTERBURY CHAMPIONSHIPS. TEPID BATHS : : TO-NIGHT. 7 p.m. Admission, 1/-, 3935 W AIK AR I BASKETBALL CLUB. CONCERT by ADDINGTON WORKSHOPS BURLESQUE BAND, FRIDAY, 14th OCTOBER 1949. 3803 DANCES, SOCIALS, ETC? ST. JOHN AMBULANCE HALL ~~ OLD-TIME LEARNERS' CLASS OLD-TIME LEARNERS’ CLASS TO-NIGHT, 8.-10.30 . FEATURING THIS THURSDAY: Gispy Tap. Three-step. Fascinating Polka, Parma Waltz. Valetta, Imperial Schottische, Empress Tango. Barn Dance. Moonlight Saunter. DOORS CLOSE 8.30. ADMISSION 2s. WINTER GARDEN CABARET SATURDAY, 8.30 till 12. PAT KANE'S ORCHESTRA. Tickets: Double 7/6. Alcoves 5/-. (Evening Dress Essential.) Telephone 32-088 for Reservations. MRS R. F. NEWTON, Manageress. 9978 RIDGELY HALL. OLD-TIME DANCE AS USUAL, SATURDAY, 15th OCTOBER. Laurie O’Loughlin Orchestra. First-class Supper. Free Bicycle Stand. Admission 2/6. Under the same Management. Right of Admission Reserved. X 9361 DANCE, THURSDAY. 8 p.m., Ridgely Hall. Armagh st. Ch. Ch. Municipal Band Dance. Eric Boyle and his Band playing all requests. Mixed Dancing. Admission 2/-. "WEMBLEY” Dance Band always at your Service. Anywhere, any tune, for that Wedding. 21st Birthday, or Private Dance. Prompt attention. Call or write: "WEMBLEY" DANCE BAND. 132 Huxley st.. Christchurch. Phone 22-736.X9377 LOST AND FOUND FOUND, Square Scarf, Sunday, 2nd. Ring 41-400. 8460 BLACK and White Wire-haired Terrier Pup, about 10 weeks old. Strayed from 52 Battersea street. Reward on returning to above address, or ’phone 7400 M. LEFT, 'Phone Box, Square. Wednesday, Pigskin Folding Wallet. ’Phone Dunkley, 32-946. Reward. LOST in City, Friday. Spectacles in Case. Finder plense !1!1g 472 M. Reward LOST. Skinning Knife and Sheath, vicinity Matai street. ’Phone 41-400, ask for 8372. ■ - - - ——. LOST, between Gloucester street and Latimer square, one pair Pale Green Gloves. Reward. Maydene Jewellery, 108 A Gloucester street. LOST. Black and White Collie Dog. from Rotherham district, week agn. Any information please ’Phone 40K. Waiau. Collect. ——— 956 LOST, Friday. Oct. 7.x Box wrapped in white, contents chemist's shop. Andrew's Regent st., between Beaths and Hereford st., via Colombo st. Reward. L 9644, “Press. ” LOST, between Hawarden and Christchurch. Truck Deck Side Board. 7ft 6in x Win. painted blue. Reward. Skillings Implements, Ltd.. Christchurch or Rangiora. ——— 3875 LOST, Clyde rd.-Creyke rd., Tuesday, Baby’s White Knitted Matinee Coat and Blue Knitting Bag, containing Blue Knitting. Please dial 41-400. ask 8193 M. Reward. ■ ■ STRAYED on to our property at Islington. 5 Woolly Hoggets. N.Z. Refrigerating Co.. Islington. 3822 WOULD Gentleman who rang 48-509 concerning missing dog. please ring again. Collar No. 1687. 3738 WOULD person who found small grey Purse, kindly forward doctor's prescrip*tion to 657 Marshland road. Belfast IGGO’S Prompt Prescription Service: Five Experienced Disoensers of Free Social Security Prescrintions. Iggo’s (Chemists), Ltd.. 105 Cashel street. XP42 r '