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AMUSEMENTS . FINAL DAY . . . • SL!I"v§ c ?S en ’ s^ sr ' eatest Action Star in his iS XC !l ing .?f Ie ■ • • the Picturisatlon , ot Martha Albright's Exciting Novel I “AFTER MIDNIGHT” . , Starring Alan Ladd Wanda Hendrix (Recommended by Censor for Adults) ’ n , majestic Christchurch Cinemas, Ltd. s Telephone 33-531 SESSIONS: 2 p.m and 8 p.m. DAILY To-morrow! 11, 2, 5 8 p.m. New’ Zealand Premiere Screening a ru. A fl h ur Rank Presents a Dramatic Masterpiece from the British Studios “MADELEINE” ’ ANN TODD 3 ™" Why did she buy Arsenic? 1 NORMAN WOOLAND . Did he know she Loved Another? IVAN DESNY Was his Love too Demanding? Based on One of the Most Famous Trials I? S n \“>, h . History . . . This is the Story °L S J, a . delalne Smith—A Stranee, Passionate Clrl Brought to Trial for the Murder ??j£ r ? ecre !„F° ver ' The Verdict of the ManV o 1 I < ?? se Not Proved," but tc ■ M y w? °£i e ‘he.Question still Remains 1 out W A„ S „ CuUty ... or Not Guilty? ■ °Dl?am?^t/RS.^AS OST astonishing DRAMATIC STORIES OF ALL TIME! (Recommended by Censor for Adults) Box Plans at D.I.C. Reserve! ' ST ALBANS CENTU R Y %Zn y e ■ TO-NIGHT 7.45 P.M BRILLIANT SHOW WEEK ATTRACTION | Glorious Music by Rudolph Friml NELSON EDDY ILONA MASSEY T ®?= t A*. r ., ag . ain ,or ‘he first time since mSS the rousing musical “END OF THE RAINBOW” “END OF THE RAINBOW” r 1— With ' tS? A^ n n hester l Joseph Schildkraut The thrilling story of Gid California’s most romantic days r4£-v P r’?Xxi,Universal Exhibition) rXCELLENT FEATURETTES INCLUDE: Dn the Shores of Lake Como," Beautiful Sneak 5 ••° f v a , liaVl r, Landscapes: “Woman ?£?.<• ,? F,lm Dlgest ° f Woman's activities al) over the World: Fox AustNews; Warner’s Pathe New, Plans st D.I.C. At Theatre from 6 p.m. ! SUBURBAN CINEMAS~ RICCARTON— REX „ i "^e P Snake S p t i^ ( 'X ) HUrri “ ne ” <A) ' • LYTTELTON— harbour light" 8 p.m.: Fighter Squadron" (U) . RANGIORA- . REGENT . 8 p.m.: "Prince of Foxes" (A) SUMNER HOLLYWOOD" 8 p.m.: "Joan of Arc” (A) NEW .BRIGHTON— ROX y" 7.45 p.m.: “Belle Starr’s Daughter" (A), “When the Bough Breaks” (U) PAPANUI "EMPIRE’ \ 7.30 p.m.: "Sons of Matthew” (U) KAIAPOI RIALTO" 7.45 p.m.: “The Count of Monte Cristo” (U) Censorship Index; (A) Rec. by Censor for Adults (U) App. for Universal Exhibition SHIPPING UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., 168 Hereford street. ’Phone 37-790. STEAMER SERVICES: FOR SYDNEY (with Through Bookings to other Australian points). FROM WELLINGTON: MONOWAI—Nov 17, Dec. 15. Dec 29. FROM AUCKLAND: MONOWAI—Dec. 1. Jan. IV-fMßW*?**" AORANGI—Nov 23. Jan 25 FOR WELLINGTON FROM LYTTELTON: RANGATIRA—Mon.. Wed., Fri.. 7.10 p.m. train. HIN EMO A—Tues.. Thurs- Sat.. 7.10 p.m train. FOR WELLINGTON FROM PICTON: TAMAHINE —Tuesdays. Thursdays. 2 p.m.; Fridays, 10 p.m. FOR FIJI. TONGA. SAMOA. FROM AUCKLAND: MATUA—Dec. 7. 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. AIR SERVICES: Booking Agents for: Canadian Pacific Air Lines British Overseas Airways British Commonwealth Pacific Air Lines Pan American World Airways 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—Dec. 12, 1950 Trans-Canada and Trans-Atlantic Reservations Arranged. For further particulars apply to UNION STEAM SHIP CO OF N.Z., LTD. ORIENT LINE MAIL STEAMERS TO ENGLAND VIA COLOMBO. ADEN, PORT SAID. MARSEILLES AND GIBRALTAR Steamer Tons From Sydney ORC ADES* (a) 28,000. Nov. 15 ORONTES* 20,000 Dec. -23 OTRANTOt (b) 20,000 Jan. 13 ORION* 24,000 Jan. 27 ORC ADES* (a) 28,000 Feb. 13 ORONTES*2O.OOO Mar. 31 •First and Tourist B. tTourist, one class, (a) Omits Aden (b) Omits Marseilles. CEYLON HOLIDAY EXCURSIONS Sydney to Colombo and return, £l2O stg (Ist Class only) Interchangeable if desired for travel to Colombo by Orient Line and back by P. and 0.. or vice versa Agents: UNION S.S. CO. OF N.Z., LTD., 168 Hereford street, Christchurch. Telephone 37-790.TXS LLOYD TRIESTINO LINE. SYDNEY TO GENOA. Via Melbourne, Fremantle, Colombo. Bombay, or Aden, Suez, Port Said and Naples. Prepaid Passages Arranged. m.v. UGOLINO VIVALDI. December 2. s.s. TOSCANA, January 9. m.v. SEBASTIANO CABOTO, February 3. Fares, Sydney to Italy: Cabin Class, from £145, Australian. Third Class, from £76 ss, Australian. Outward fares on application. For further particulars apply: UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF N£W ZEALAND, LTD.. X 168 Hereford street. 'Phone 37-790. . _- ' j • -* T.C. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS THE Family of the late Ellen Sutherland, Rangiora, wish to Thank sincerely the many kind friends for floral tributes, telegrams, messages of sympathy, and many acts of kindness during their recent sad bereavement. MR and MRS J. AYNSLEY, Atarau. Westland wish to Thank Drs. Landreth and Heaphy, and sisters and nurses at Christchurch and Reefton Public Hospitals, for their wonderful care of their daughter. Alice, MR CLARENCE DRISCOLL and Colleen (Mrs Moodv) wish to Thank relatives and friends for letters, cards, telegrams, floral tributes and personal expressions ot sympathy'in the sad loss of their beloved father. Will all please accept this as a jirsonal expression of appreciation and gratitude. . Consul JOHN S. POULTON. ■ M.N.ACh. (U.S.A.), M.N.Z.S.Ch.» Foot Specialist and Chiropodist. for all Foot Ailments. Mr Pmilton having just returned from the USA i now using the latest technique u ■ " an d materials. 272 HIGH STREET (3 doors from Woolworths). Telephone 41-124.