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Press, Volume LXXXVII, Issue 26319, 13 January 1951, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS A Magnificent Double Programme! Now Showing! AT 1.45 AND 7.30 At the Popular | LIBERTY •Phone 35-067 | Direction: Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. THE TENSE ROMANTIC THRILLER THAT HAS ELECTRIFIED MILLIONS OF RADIO LISTENERS! “ESCAPE ME NEVER” “ESCAPE ME NEVER” “ESCAPE ME NEVER” Starring ERROL FLYNN IDA LUPINO ELEANOR PARKER REGINALD DENNY (Recommended by Censor for Adults) No. 2 MAGNIFICENT FILM The Hilarious Comedy “ONE LAST FLING” “ONE LAST FLING” ALEXIS SMITH ZACHARY SCOTT (Approved for Universal Exhibition) PLANS AT THEATRE TO-DAY. Liberty Chums’ Session 10 O’clock This Morning. "KING OF THE WILD HORSES,” "JACK ARMSTRONG,” Serial, etc., etc. EVERYBODY WELCOME! Entry Forms and Brochures Available from Monday Afternoon at . . . 3ZB Inquiry Desk Petersens Music Store D.I.C. Booking Office Ch'ch Recording Studios Theatre Royal Tcbacconist Leicagraph Photograph Studios Please Note: Country Contestants Requiring Entry Forms Please Write to . . . Organiser, "Quest For Talent," C/o D.I.C. Booking Office, Christchurch. ENTER NOW IT’S FREE! ENTER NOW IT’S FREE!

CENTENNIAL CENTENNIAL £lOO STAGE £lOO £lOO STAGE £lOO QUEST FOR TALENT QUEST FOR TALENT QUEST FOR TALENT Anybody . . . Everybody with Talent and the Urge for Career on the Stage is Invited to take part . . . Every Person attending the Talent Quest will be Issued with a VOTING PAPER . . . the Audience are the Judges. TAKE THE FIRST STEP ON THE LADDER OF FAME. South Island Gala Opening THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 1. CIVIC THEATRE “The Home of Entertainment" Director-Organiser: TREVOR KING. SPEEDWAY SPEEDWAY TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT SPEEDWAY TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT SPEEDWAY TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT SPEEDWAY TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT to-nlght. to-nS: SPEEDWAY 8 O'CLOCK SPEEDWAY 8 O’CLOCK ' SPEEDWAY 8 O’CLOCK! SPEEDWAY 8 O’CLOCK. SPEEDWAY 8 O’CLOCK SPEEDWAY SPEEDWAY TEAMS’ RACES IPEEDWAY TEAMS ’ RACES SPEEDWAY SilV ” GaUntlet SerieS ’ Sway a battle royal - SPEEDWAY WELLINGTON—§E EE 2 WAY • Kevin Hayden (capt.). SPEEDWAY Kevin Bock SPEEDWAY Don Boyle SPEEDWAY Howard Gaskin John Davis (reserve). SPEEDWAY. v SPEEDWAY speedway CANTCRBURYi^ Ck &e lngham(Capt) Brian Norris Albie Thomas SPEEDWAY Bil ' Fabian < res erve). SPEEDWAY THRILLS TO REMEMBER. speedway From 7p m ” Cycle Race! SPEEDWAY Adm is SS 6d° n: * ChiWren ’ SPEEDWAY SPEEDWAY Reserve Seats, D.1.C.: 4s 3s SPEEDWAY ’ Listen to 3ZH 4.16 and 6.12 SPEEDWAY p.m., 'fo-day. 2760 NORTH BEACH AQUARIUM NORTH BEACH AQUARIUM AND WATER GARDENS SEE THEM ALIVE! Mexican walking Fish. Turtles, Sea-horses, Zebra Fish, Japanese Goldfish, and a host of other attractions. Fascinating to children and adults alike. Open daily until 10 p.m. Sundays. 1 to 6 p.m. Tramway Board Sightseeing Buses rail week-ends. 153 Beach road, opp. Waimairi Golf Links. 925 PUBLIC NOTICES BUCKETTS GYMNASIUM Reopens— SATURDAY, JANUARY 20th. Rooms: 91 CASHEL ST. (Near Bridge of Remembrance—above Tisdalls’ Sports Depot.).

HOLLYWOOD SCHOOL OF DRESS AND MILLINERY. Day and Evening Classes. (Under New Management) Resumes JANUARY 16th. MADAM BEATRICE. Propr._ 9473 WAIMAIRI LADIES’ HOCKEY CLUB. The Original Members of the above Club are holding a REUNION on March 24th. 1951, and they cordially invite all members of the 1912-14 teams to participate. For further information, all Interested ex-members are requested to contact Mrs E W. Smith, 22 Normans road, not later than February 28, 1951. Subscription, 10s. PICNIC. LONDON SOCIETY. Will be held at the New Brighton Racecourse on SUNDAY, JANUARY 21 Sports ror young and old. Milk and hot water free. Buses leave Dalgety's corner. 10.50 a ' n - Leave Brighton 5.15 p.m FaresAdults 2s, Children Is. P tares. CHRISTCHURCH BEAUTIFYING ASSOCIATION GARDEN COMPETITION ENTRIES are invited for the Annual street 6 ” Competitions as seen from the IRVING SLADEN CUP—Open class D °BSpN CUP—For the garden that uplifts its surroundings. HACK CUP—For the best garden facing a main thoroughfare (where a public conveyance runs). H M. TAYLOR CUP-Novice class, for those who have not won a cup. DACRE CUP—For the best State house garden. w 61 ? 11 ?, close on Jan ““ry 30 with Mr W. R. Cooper, 14 McCombs st, Spreydon UPhone No. 30-947). J SHE GAVE HER LIFE. SUBSCRIP-riONS invited towards the cost of erecting a Plaque to the Memory NORMA ANNE KEARNS (age 11). who was killed by a train at Oamaru when saving the life of her dog. Subscriptions will be received by:— MR J. W. SARICH, Hon. Treasurer, ANIMALS’ PROTECTION SOCIETY. CHRISTCHURCH, INC., 18 Rotherham rtreet, • RICCARTON. Or BOX 1062, CHRISTCHURCH. 2874