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AMUSEMENTS DYNAMITE HITS THE SCREEN! WHEN BURT LANCASTER MEETS . CORINNE CALVET 4 SHOWS TO-DAY 11, 2,5, 8 p.m. MAJESTIC Direction: Christchurch Cinemas, Ltd. Hearing Aids Telephone 33-537 2 p.m. TWICE DAILY 8 p.m. Now Showing With all the fury ?nd violence of its vast and savage background . . . comes the first great story of the Dark Continent’s Diamond Country! BURT LANCASTER The Adventurer who Sought Treasure! PAUL HENREID The Commandant . . . Brutal! CLAUDE RAINS The Intriguer in Uncut Diamonds I PETER LORRE The Informer . . . for a Price! And Introducing CORINNE CALVET Glamorous French Star A GREAT CAST LIVES A GREAT ADVENTURE! “ROPE OF SAND” “ROPE OF SAND” “ROPE OF SAND” (Recommended by Censor for Adults and UNSUITABLE FOR CHILDREN.) Plans at D.I.C. from 9.30 Daily A Paramount Picture!

EMPIRE “Where the Best Films are Shown” TO-NIGHT and SATURDAY, 7 p.m. Matinee Saturday, 1.15 GENE KELLY. MARIE McDONALD, CHARLES WINNINGER in a Feast of Fun, Music and Song—“LIVING IN A BIG WAY” (Commencing at 7.15 p.m.) GEORGE BRENT ANN BLYTH JANE DARWELL in ,il “RED CANYON” h h ■*l| “RED CANYON” I' 1 In Technicolour Last of Outlaw Horses, Worst of the Outlaw Men and a Woman whose Reckless Love Tamed Them Both (Commencing at 9.10 p.m.) (Both App. for Universal Exhibition.) EMPIRE PAPANUI “THE KOSY’’_2HORNBY SATURDAY and TUESDAY, 8 p.m. MATINEE SATURDAY, 2 p.m. Robert Donat, Cedric Hardwicke, Francis L. Sullivan, Basil Radford in “THE WINSLOW BOY” “THE WINSLOW BOY” “THE WINSLOW BOY” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Wednesday Next, 8 p.m. Humphrey BOGART, Lauren BACALL in “DARK PASSAGE" An Outstanding Dramatic Thriller (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) NOTE: "Silver River" will not be screened HORNBY PICTURES | RAKAIA THEATRE | TO-NIGHT and SATURDAY. 8 p.m. (Reserves at Pye’s Fruit Shop) GREER GARSON. WALTER PIDGEON. EDWARD ARNOLD in one of the finest stories the screen has enjoyed “MRS PARKINGTON” “MRS PARKINGTON” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) RAKAIA PICTURES SHIPPING" ~ UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. LTD., 168 Hereford street ’Phone 37-790

FOR SYDNEY (with Through Bookings to other Australian points): FROM WELLINGTON: MONOWAI—ApriI 6, May 19, June 2. FROM AUCKLAND: MONOWAI—Mar. 24. April 21, May 5 AORANGI—Mar 16; May 18; July 20 FOR WELLINGTON FROM LYTTELTON. RANGATIRA—Mon.. Wed.. Fri. 7.10 p.m train. HINEMOA—Tues Thur. Sat. 7.10 o.m. train FOR WELLINGTON FROM PICTON TAMAHlNE—Tuesdays. Thursdays. 2 p m.; Fridays, 10 p.m. FOR FIJI TONGA. SAMOA. FROM AUCKLAND MATUA—ApriI 18. FOR SINGAPORE, RANGOON, CALCUTTA. AND COLOMBO WAIRATA—From Dunedin, about March 22. FOR SINGAPORE. CALCUTTA AND JAKARTA (BATAVIA) WAIRIMU—From Lyttelton, via Dunedin and Auckland, about late March. FREQUENT CARGO SERVICES New Zealand coastal, Trans-Tasman, Pacific Islands; to India, Ceylon. Malaya, Indonesia, West Coast Canada, U.S.A., and to inland Canadian and U.S.A points Booking Agents for Canadian Pacific Air Lines. British Overseas Airways. British Commonwealth Pacific Airlines. Tasman Empire .Airways, Australian National Airways N.Z. National Airways and all other principal air lines CANADA - UNITED STATES - EUROPE Through Bookings by CANADIAN AUSTRALASIAN LINE Sailings from Auckland to Suva (Fiji) Honolulu, Victoria (8.C.) Vancouver. AORANGI—ApriI 4 1950 June 6. 1950 Aug. 8 1950. . Trahs-Canada and Trans-Atlantic Reservations Arranged For further particulars apply to: UNION STEAM SHIP CO OF N.Z.. LTD DIRECT CARGO SERVICE. NEW ZEALAND—MIDDLE EAST AND ITALY. Discharge Sails, Ports From About ♦WELSH I Port Said I N;Z. i End April. PRINCE and Genoa 1950. Port Said Vessel I and Genoa I N.Z. | June, 1950. •Loading Agents: Shaw Savill and Albion Co. Ltd, Subject to alteration without notice. For further particulars, apply to:— SHAW SAVILL .and ALBION CO. LTD., THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING CO. LTD., PORT LINE LTD., BLUE STAR LINE (N.Z.) LTD PUBLIC NOTICES BRIGHTLINGS, "THE MASTER CARRIERS." Storage Space Available. 6135 bottle Iggo’s. 105 Cashel st 15648 HOME SERVICEMEN’S ASSOCIATION. Competition Results. Winning No. 2352—J. G. Marshall, Weedons 7921 CANTERBURY SOCIETY OF ARTS (Inc.). RESULTS OF MEMBERS’ ART UNION. DRAWN MARCH 15, 1950. NOTE: The Public Art Union (tickets available at Exhibition) will be drawn at a later date. First prize, 25gns: No. 3515, Mrs Cameron Smith. Second, 18gns: No. 1790, Mr M. W. Beaven. Third. 16gns: No. 1966, Mrs E. J. Corcoran. Fourth, 14gns: No. 3352, Dr. W. Gordon Rich. Fifth, 12gns: No. 2464, Sister Holderness. Sixth. lOgns: No. 1645, Mrs A. W. Beaven. Seventh, lOgns: No. 1109, Mrs V. G. Curtis. Eighth, 9gns: No. 1830, Mrs N. Bates. Ninth. Bgns: No. 1828, Mrs W. J. M. Bunt. Tenth, 7gns: No. 1570, Mr Ken Austm. Eleventh, 7gns : No. 36G6. Mr .R. G. Shepheard. Twelfth, 6gns: No. 2594, Mrs J. D. Hall. Thirteenth, sgns: No. 4170, Mrs Geo. March. Fourteenth, sgns: No. 1004, Miss Constance Andrews. . z (Winners have been notified.) k THE ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF NEW ZEALAND ART IS OPEN DAILY AT ART GALLERY, DURHAM STREET, 10 am to 5 p.m.; and on WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS, 730 to 9.30 p.m.; and SUNDAY AFTERNOONS, 2 to 4.30 P.M. W. S. BA VERSTOCK, Secretary-Treasurer. 7987