AMUSEMENTS The Picture all Christchurch has taken to its Heart! SO TENDER IN I ITS TELLING! SO RICH IN ITS REMEMBRANCE! Meet Sister Margaret from Chicago, via the French Underground and an untamed jeep . . . and Sister Scolastica, ex-tennis champion playing for stakes that were Heaven high! It’s the Screen’s most unusual and delightful experience. It’s the kind of Movie you’ve all been waiting for! LORETTA YOUNG CELESTE HOLM In “COME TO THE STABLE” “COME TO THE STABLE” 2 P.M. TWICE ' DAILY 8 P.M. LADIES. ATTEND THE MATINEES! Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre Six Days in Advance A 20th Century Fox Special (Approved for Universal Exhibition) p r fTr e! ~ 11 ’Phone 32-249[| Dir.: Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. “Where Christchurch Meets” An Exciting Experience “THE THIRD MAN” MAYFAIR JUNE 2nd THE CHRISTCHURCH CHAMBER MUSIC SOCIETY (INC.) THIRD CONCERT THIRD CONCERT RADIANT THEATRE WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7 OUTSTANDING MUSICAL EVENT ROBERT MASTERS’ QUARTET ?R^oT^ MA STERS. violin; NANNIE JAMIESON, viola; MURIEL TAYLOR ’cello; KINLOCH ANDERSON, piano ’ FOREMOST BRITISH CHAMBER MUSIC COMBINATION Presented in Association with the N.Z. Broadcasting Service (by arrangement with tne British Council and D D O Connor Productions Ltd.) F ro z ?£2 n ? r ? e: Trio in D Major, Op. 70. No 1 ( Geister ), Beethoven: String Trio. Benjamin Frankel; Pianoforte Quartet in G Minor, Op. 25, Brahms DAY m^ N ’, u A T EEGG '?’ OPENS MONMa y 29. for members’ preferential booking. General booking, ?Vedn es day May 31 Admission: 7/6 and a/-, plus tax (reserved)
SOCCER : SOCCER SOCrrS ENGLISH PARK SOCCER ENGLISH PARK SOCCER SOCCER TO-DAV SOCCER TO-DAY SOCCER AY SOCCER T wo Firs t-class Fixtures SOCCER TW ° First_class Fixtures SOCCER SOCCER 3 p. M SOCCER 3 p. M - SOCCER SOCCER SOCCER RANGERS SOCCER RANGERS SOCCER v . S°CCER WESTERN SgCCER WESTERN SOCCER 1.15 P.M. SOCCER SOCCER TECHNICAL SOCCER TECHNICAL SOCCER v . SOCCER WIGRAM SOCCER WIGRAM SOCCER SOCCER Admission: 1/6 to all Parts. SOCCER SOCCER Take No. 4 Tram to English SOCCER Park TO-DAY. SOCCER 2946
DANCES, SOCIALS, ETC. CALEDONIAN HALL. The Most Popular Mixed Dance in Christchurch. TO-NIGHT : MIXED DANCING TO-NIGHT : ; MIXED DANCING AND EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT Geo Bradford’s Orchestra. (Seven Players) Spectators’ Gallerv, 6d CALEDONIAN HALL, : Every Saturday Night. All Visitors Welcome. T.C HAREWOOD AIRPORT DANCE, HAREWOOD AIRPORT DANCE, * TO-NIGHT. BACK-TO-CHILDHOOD DANCE. BACK-TO-CHILDHOOD DANCE. Ken Boniface’s Orchestra. Good Prize.-.. Good Supper. Admission, 2/6 All. Free Bus Service Bus leaves Midland 8.15. Return 12.5. GOOD FUN FOR ALL. SUNNYSIDE-SPREYDON RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB. DANCE TO-NIGHT DANCE TO-NIGHT DOMAIN TERRACE HALL. DOMAIN TERRACE HALL. Good Floor. Good Supper. Majestic Orchestra. Majestic Orchestra. Admission 2/6. CALEDONIAN HALL, MONDAY CALEDONIAN HALL, MONDAY SELECT OLD TIME DANCE SELECT OLD TIME DANCE FANCY DRESS BALL FANCY DRESS BALL Good Prizes Good Prizes COLIN CAMPBELL'S BAND COLIN CAMPBELL'S BAND Admission 2s 6d. Admiral Blackler, M.C. THE WENTWORTH TO-NIGHT THE WENTWORTH TO-NIGHT OLD TIME DANCING COLIN CAMPBELL'S BAND COLIN CAMPBELL’S BAND Featuring the “Wedding Waltz” Featuring the “Wedding Waltz” VISITORS WELCOME VISITORS WELCOME Admission 3s. Bert Blackler, M.C. BROADFIELD SOCIAL CLUB. A GIFT EVENING in honour of Miss Audrey Simpson will be held in the Schoolroom on FRIDAY, June 2, at 8 p.m. Ladies, please bring a basket. Gents 2/6. Also, a presentation to Mr and Mrs W. Joblin, Subscriptions for which may be forwarded to the Secretary, L. G. Lawrence, Springston R.D. LADEROOKS HALL.
TUESDAY. JUNE 20th, 8 P.M. Sharp LADBROOKS WOMEN’S INSTITUTE GRAND CONCERT AND DANCE. Adults 2/6, Children I/-. Good Supper. ROLLESTON HALL-COMMITTEE EUCHRE AND DANCE In ROLLESTON MEMORIAL HALL FRIDAY. June 2, 8 P.M. Ladies Is 6d and . Basket. Gents 2s. DANCE TO-NIGHT, ST. JAMES' SUNDAY SCHOOL HALL. Dancing. 8 till 11.30 p.m. ■Admission 2/-. ST. JAMES’S (RICCARTON) TENNIS CLUB. REALM : : : TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. DANCING. DANCING. Admission. 3s. Doors open 7.30 p.m. Realm means TOPS in Entertainment. Midnight Matinee, Sunday, June 4. at 12.4 a.m„ MondaytKing’s Birthday). DANCING TO-NIGHT THE LATIMER Latimer square. THE LATIMER Gloucester street, City. Merv. Coburn’s Orchestra. Admission 3/-. DANCE: King’s Birthday, Mon.. June 5. KEEP THIS NIGHT FREE. 16th JUNE KIRWEE WOMEN'S INSTITUTE-BALL. Home-made Supper. Fredesnol Trio. IMPORTANT. TAI TAPU BACHELORS AND . SPINSTERS. GRAND CENTENNIAL BALL, TAI TAPU HALL—JULY 7th. OLD-TIME DANCE. Oddfellows' Hall. St. Asaph street. Every Saturday Night. Geo. Holland’s Music. Harold Henry, M.C. Admission 2/6. Free cycle check. PICCADILLY Dance Band, 3to 5 Players. Reasonable charges. ’Phone 37-934. X 6954
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Press, Volume LXXXVI, Issue 26123, 27 May 1950, Page 1
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