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Press, Volume LXXXVI, Issue 26092, 20 April 1950, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS LAST DAY OF I M.G.M.’s Gay Musical in Technicolour « “TAKE ME OUT * TO THE BALL GAME” E Frank Sinatra Gene Kelly S Esther Williams j (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) REGENT* I J ’Phone 34-616. t « t Direction: Christchurch Cinemas. Ltd. 2 P.M. TWICE DAILY 8 P.M. Shoppers’ Session Fridays, 5 p.m. TO-MORROW Here is— YOUR PASSPORT TO A GREAT ADVENTURE AND EXCITEMENT. A Story as vast as Australia itself told with all the daring spirit that conquered a dangerous wilderness. The story of five sons who pitted their courage and determination against the never-ending challenge to success. Universal-International presents j CHARLES CHAUVEL’S “SONS OF MATTHEW” i “SONS OF MATTHEW” “SONS OF MATTHEW” “SONS OF MATTHEW” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) In Addition MARCH OF TIME "MacArthur’s Japan,” showing what is Happening in Japan. Be Advised—Reserve Now! Box Plans at D.I.C. LAST DAY OF THE HEAD-LINE HOT DRAMA EXPOSING THE BABY-SELLING RACKET! “ABANDONED” . Starring Dennis O’Keefe Gale Storm 1 TIVOLI | Direction: Christchurch Cinemas, Ltd. ] 2 p.m. TWICE DAILY 8 p.m. (Hearing Aids Available.) TO-MORROW! THE ROARING STORY OF THE WEST’S WILDEST FEUD! MERRY WITH MUSIC! , LOADED WITH LAUGHTER! TINGLING WITH THRILLS! YVONNE DE CARLO ’ In Universal’s WILD AND WOOLLY i ADVENTURE COMEDY “The Gal Who Took the West” With Charles COBURN Scott BRADY (FILMED IN GLORIOUS TECHNICOLOUR) ] (Both Recom. by Censor for Adults.) * PLANS D.I.C. Theatre ’Phone 32-810 1 LAST DAY of "HALF-PAST MIDNIGHT” and "TOO YOUNG TO KNOW.” < GR A NT TA Now Showing Non- I i Il fl H U stop from 11 a.m. | TO-MORROW! SCINTILLATING COMEDY! Ann Sheridan : Jack Carson Dennis Morgan : Alexis Smith with JANE WYMAN in “ONE MORE TO-MORROW” A Warner Bros. "Hit Parade” Show! AND: A THRILL-LADEN CARGO. BOUND FOR ALCATRAZ OR THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA! Satan Steers the Course of “DEVIL SHIP” RICHARD LANE :: LOUISE CAMPBELL (All Recommended by Censor for Adults.) |THEATRE ROYAL| COMMENCING FRIDAY! For Two Days Only. at 7.30 P-m-SATURDAY at 1.45 p.m. and 7.30 p.m. MELODY, MIRTH, AND HILARIOUS LAUGHTER! ( LAMOUR, BETTY HUTTON ’ FRED MacMURRAY, DIANA LYNS.,; . “AND THE ANGELS SING” (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) AND BAXTER WILLIAM HOLDEN WILLIAM BENDIX STERLING HAYDEN In the Thrilling’Haga of the Daredevil Airmail Pioneers ; “BLAZE OF NOON” (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) RESERVE NOW at D.I.C. |~METRO THEATRE | : 7.15 p.m. TO-NIGHT 7.15 p.m. j A. S. M. Hutchinson’s Immortal Classic of English Country Life Comes to Thrill- , ing Life on the Screen ... WALTER PIDGEON DEBORAH KERR 1 ANGELA LANSBURY In “TF WINTER COMES” “IF WINTER . COMES” Between Their Great Love the Shadow of ' Doubt! . To Save a Woman’s Honour he Willingly Sacrificed his own Good. Name! Associate Attraction: , James Mason In a Role Loaded with Dramatic Dynamite “I MET A MURDERER” (Both Recom. by Censor for Adults.) ALSO: FOX AUSTRALIAN NEWS. RESERVES at THEATRE. ’Phone 36-400. ..PUBLIC JiOTICE S kn °wing the whereabouts ] of MISS BONITA ESTHER IRELAND, ] late of Air For?e at Wigram, kindly com- 1 municate with GEO. B. HOPPER, Estate < Agent, 202 Colonial Mutual Building, 159 : Queen street, Auckland. Parents inquir- - ing for her. 592 ALL persons found Trespassing without 1 permission on Sections 3,4, 5,7, 9 (Ex ! Mt Paul Settlement), will be prosecuted. All dogs shot. A. D. Galletly, C. J. Stackhouse. W. P. Whinray, J. Egan. A. Parker.. OWING TO LOSS AND DAMAGE occasioned to stock depastured on the under- 1 mentioned Property, I hereby notify all r persons concerned that Action will be 1 taken against any person or persons found i trespassing thereon, whether for the pur- * pose of digging mud-holes or otherwise. 1 M. J. COOP. 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