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Press, Volume LXXXVI, Issue 26201, 26 August 1950, Page 1

KLXEXEMA TREATMENT now available to sufferers from Acne. Seborrhoea. Alopecia. Psoriasis. Eczema, Baby Eczema,«and Falling Hair. Fully trained Klexema Nurse in attendance. Representative visiting Timaru. Tues.. August 29, may be interviewed Balmoral Hotel. Consultations free. Write for Free Illustrated Booklet. Hotel. KLEXEMA ROOMS. TRIANGLE BLDGS., 281 HIGH ST., CHRISTCHURCH. Phone 34-566. Klexema (N.Z.). Ltd., Dingwall Bldgs., Queen street. Auckland.

AMUSEMENTS Daily: 2 p.m., 8 p.m. II MAYFAIR ’Phone 31-213 || Direction: Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. Nobody's As Good As Bette Davis . . . When She's Bad! Warner Bros.' Outstanding Novel adapted from the Novel by Stuart Engstrang pBEYOND THpnFOREST” ] “BEYOND THE FOREST” | Starring • Bette DAVlS—Joseph COTTEN This is die Kind of Role that won Bette Two Academy Awards Remember “DANGEROUS." “JEZEBEL" (Recommended by Censor for Adults) PLANS D.I.C. AND THEATRE ST. JAMES’ Telephone 35-820 Direction: Christchurch Cinemas, Ltd. Sessions Daily at 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. The Greatest Cast of Western Stars ever Assembled ... In one of the Most ThrillPacked Western Adventures ever Screened I ROY ROGERS King of the Cowboys “TRIGGER” Smartest Horse in the "Movies” George “Gabby" Hayes Dale Evans Wild Bill Elliott Sunset Carsun Donald Barry Robert Livingston Bob Nolan and THE SONS OF THE PIONEERS “BELLS OF 1 " ■ROSARITA” Thrills! Action! Excitement! (Approved for Univeisal Exnioition) Also Screening: The Action-Packed, Thrill-Packed Suspenseful Murder Mystery! “THE TIGER WOMAN” Starring RICHARD FRASER PEGGY STEWART (Recommended by Censor for Adults) RESERVES AT THEATRE. ’PHONE 35-820 Civic Theatre 8 p.m. To-night THE NATIONAL ORCHESTRA (Leader: Vincent Aspey). Pfrogramme: Symphony No. 39 in E Flat (Mozart); Concerto for Violin and Orchestra (William Walton), first N.Z. performance: Divertimento for Strings (Michael Bowles); Petite Suite (Debussy); Dances from “The Bartered Bride” (Smetana). Associate Artist: CAMPOLI (By arrangement with A. D. M. Longden' Conductor: MICHAEL BOWLES i Unreserved door sales 2s 6d plus tax on sale at Theatre from 7.15 p.m. to- » night. Concert commences at 8 p.m. sharp. i Latecomers will not be admitted until after the Symphony. Direction: N.Z. Broadcasting Service. 2009 BOOKINGS NOW OPEN MtSICA VIVA MUSICA VIVA MUSICA VIVA ' MCSICA VIVA e CHAMBER PLAYERS OF SYDNEY il r ANOTHER GLORIOUS CONCERT OF MUSIC FOR STRINGS AND PIANO - RADIANT THEATER TUESDAY, AUGUST 29 Programme: String Quartet Op. 18, No. 2 (Beethoven); String Quartet Op. 3, No. 5 (Haydn); Sonata for Vioiin and Piano (Debussy); Trio in D Minor (Mendelssohn) r, BOX PLAN AT BEGG’S Students* Concessions: Registered Music Teachers Inquire at Box Office Admission: 7/6 and 5/- Res. (No Tax) BILLIARDS. 1950 N.Z. CHAMPIONSHIPS. OLYMPIA HALL 83 Lich'flelfl street MONDAY, AUGUST 28th—--10 a.m.: Papete v. Roberts. 2 p.m.: Twohill v. Robinson. 7.30 p.m.: Carrick v. Proctor. TUESDAY, AUGUST 29th—--10 a.m.: Smith v. J. Proctor. I- 2 p:m.: Stout v. Simons. 7.30 p.m.: Moses v. Choat. 13 WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 30th—- = 10 a.m.: Shepherd v. Higgins. Excellent Seating to Accommodate 400. Admission: Daily 1/6, Evening 2/6. Season Tickets 12/6. 2060

LOST AND FOUND I FQU]ND » Pur&e in Gardens. Ring 23-241. FOUND, young Beardy Sheepdog with chain attached. Ring 38A, Lincoln. I'uUftD, tenuaiion, White Persian Cat, i Blue and 1 Gold eye. King 2a~20Z. ViUUiv Bow, iouna August 11, Linwood. S Reply to LBB/8, “Press.” 1, THE following Propei|y has been Found - in the "Friendly Store” during the ia t d month:—Parcel of Pillow-cases, 3 Uin--1 oieilas, Parcel of Material, Patte.n Books and Magazines, Children’s Shoes, Children's Toys, Spectacle Case, Buy’s C~p, numerous Gloves and Pairs of Gloves. Owners may have their property by caLmg at the Main Office. HAY’S, LTD. 2u25 LENT and lost, Book entitled ’ rhe Days Before Yesterlday,” by Lord Frederic Hamilton. Owner s name insiae. Anx.ous for its return. Please leave at the Cathe- - dral, C/o. Verger. XBlBB LUbf, Triple string of Pearls at Show, r Thurs. night. Reuard. Ring 30-244. I LOST, Fri., 1 Green Eiderdown, pr. Single i. Cream Blankets, Barbadoes street. Finuer t plea. e ring 24-474. y LOST, Goid Dress Ring with three sapy phires, vicinity Riccarton Racecourse. Rey ward. Ring 22-261. y LOST. Umbrella, between Sclwyn st., via Hagley ave.. Hospital, Riccarton tram to - Cashel st. Reward. 488 Selwyn st. L-ai’, uai'K, Biu.vn oneep uog. from Riccarton; lo months old. Answers to Rowdy. Finder please Ring 8415. LOST. between Gicntunnel and Rolleston, via Darfield, 32 x 6 TrucK Wheel and Tyre. Please ’Phone 38-443. Nicolie Bros., Rolleston LOST. Papanui. Wednesday, Black and Tan Medium-haired Sheep Dog. prick ears; "Don.” Return Midway Bowser, corner Winters road. —— LOST, one 550 x 16 3-ribbed Tractor Tyre and Rim, Rangiora, Mandeville, Ciarkville T road. Reward. Ring 133, Kaiapoi. UrT gent. T ONE Union 1 Lockwood Key on ring. New T Brighton, Waimairi Beach, to Marshland T rd. Reward. LB3OO, "Press." T RIGHT-HAND Black Kid Glove lost', Lyttelton, Wednesday morning. Reward. Apply H 357, "Press." Rangiora. STRAYED to No. 50 Wharenui rd., Jer- - sey Heifer Yearling. Owner can have same by paying expenses. L 8574, 'Press.’ SiKAYED to Lawford, West Melton. E. Black Smooth-haired Saeep Dog. taipara County collar. 242, 1950. 'Phone 7556 K, Chch. STRAYED from 726 Ferry road and corner Bainford st.. Woolston. Young White Half Persian Cat. Reward for return or information leading to same. ’Phone ’2 OWNERS of Lost Dogs—Many dogs have recently been found. Collies, Spaniels, Wirchaired Terriers. Fox Terriers. Labradors. Bull Terrier, Pom. cross, small Teniers, and many others awaiting owners. S.P.C.A.. 59 Bassett st.. Burwood. 2171 IF YOUR DOG OR CAT IS LOST, or has 33 Straved. Communicate with the , s S.P.C.A ANIMALS' HOME. 4 59 Bassett street. Burwood. 18 Telephone 37-407. T.C.