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vaaaaaMa a.xe«^a 9 AMUSEMENTS I NOW SHOWING: 2 AND 8 P.M. A Riot of Fun . . . Melody . . . and Song! “THE MILKMAN” DONALD JIMMY O’Connor Durante Also: Madcfi of Time, Community Sing, etc. (Approved tor Universal Exhibition) REGENT "Phone 34-616 Direction: Christchurch Cinemas, Ltd. NEXT FRIDAY: 2, 5 and 8 The Mightiest of All Western Adventures! All the Action of “Union Pacific,” all the Spectacle of “Covered Waggon,” all the Drama of “Northwest Mounted Police.' Paramount Presents “COPPER CANYON” “COPPER CANYON” t IN TECHNICOLOUR. Starring RAY MILLAND As a Fugitive from Justice, with a Price on his Head . . . but none on his Honour. HEDY LAMARR As Mlle. Lisa . . .french born and Fiery. MACDOTmLD CAREY Powerful, Merciless, Evil Concentrated in One Man . . . and Two Guns. RESERVE NOW AT D.I.C. For this Magnificent Programme. (Approved for Universal Exhibition) | TIVOLI | Direction: Christchurch Cinemas, Ltd. Last Days: 2 and 8 p.m. A GIRL’S CRY IN THE NIGHT Unleashes a Flood of Mob Fury that Sweeps an Entire City tor 18 Terrorridden Hours! / “THE DIVIDING LINE” Starring Macdonald Cary Gail Russell (Approved for Universal Exhibition) FRIDAY: 2—s—B p.m. LONDON FILMS PRESENT RICHARD TODD VALERIE HOBSON CHRISTINE NORDEN TOM WALLS In Anthony Havelock-Allan’s Production of Michael Pertwee’s . “THE INTERRUPTED JOURNEY” INTERRUPTED JOURNEY” Mystery and Excitement abount in this New British Picture with a Climax as Startling as it is Thrilling! (Recommended More Especially for Adults) Plans at D.I.C. or Ring Tivoli, 32-810. |G R A N D”& S » ; .T-| THH PLAY THAT FRACTURED BROADWAY’S FUNNYBONE . . . NOW A WARNER BROS. HIT LAUGH RIOTI “WALLFLOWER” ■ , , With Robert Hutton, Joyce Reynolds ( Janis Paige, Edward Arnold Associate Attraction A Story of the Scottish Highlands! “MY AIN FOLK” With MOIRA LISTER - NORMAN PRINCE Herbert CAMERON Nicolette ROEG and Packed with Scottish Songs! (Both App. tor Universal Exhibition) Also Chapter 12 of "FLASH GORDON."’ METRO THEATRE ’ Colombo Street, Sydenham 7.15 p.m. TO-NIGHT 7.15 p.m. A Sensation of Suspense! Loretta Young Robert Cummings In the Most Exciting Adventure the Screen has Ever Offered. “THE ACCUSED” The Story of a Woman whose Emotions were Shattered by Fear! ALSO SCREENING: , PATRICIA ROC . Stanley Holloway, Nigel Patrick In the Romantic Comedy “THE PERFECT WOMAN” She’s Perfect . . . till you Talk about Love! fcif Censor for Adults) . RESERVES at THEATRE, "Phone 36-400. PUBLIC NOTICES MOTUKARARA W.D.F.F. RACE DAY COMPETITION: §£2. Wn ' Greenpark. CHOCOLATES—Mrs N. Newton, Motukarara. , BELFAST PLUNKET GYMKHANA?" s RESULT OF COMPETITION: J st —Mrs C. G. Wright, No. 3155. . 2nd—B. R. Dunlop, No. 3118. I • 3rd—G» Philipps, No. 2526. 4th—A. Rogers, No. 2447. sth—G, E. Cassidy, No. 2596. I , (A Card.) J. S. HAYWOOD. Transport Advocate. > Telephone No. 40-053. Christchurch. ’ 1 9572 ; CANTERBURY FOOTBALL ASSN. 1 JUNIOR MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE. ; Annual Meeting in the Pioneer Sports Club Room, TUESDAY, 6th MARCH, 7.30 P.M. DARFIELD HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY j AUTUMN SHOW, S DARFIELD MEMORIAL HALL, f THURSDAY, MARCH 8. ENTRIES CLOSE TUESDAY, 6th MARCH A. D. GAPES, a Hon. Secretary. 951" CENTENNIAL SPORTS MEETING A 7 SEFTON, MARCH 26, 1951. KOWAI ATHLETIC SPORTS CLUB. KOWAI ATHLETIC SPORTS CLUB. 8 RUNNING, CYCLING, BUSHCRAFT. J ENTRIES CLOSE definitely on WEDNES g AY ; »th MARCQ, 1951, at 7 p.m., witi S. G. Mallard, Esq., 95 Selwyn street B Spreydon. or with the Secretary, Sefton f FIELD EVENTS and HIGHLAND DANCING are POST ENTRY 4 2361 j STRATH,TAIERI A. AND P. 3 SOCIETY. ~ JUBILEE SHOW. 1951, s TO BE HELD AT MIDDLEMARCH, EASTER MONDAY, MARCH 26th. j ENTRIES CLOSE MARCH 10th. < (MRS) N. BRENSSELL. ’ Secretary. 9461 1 WAIKARI SPORTS, " WAIKARI SPORTS. B WAIKARI SPORTS. ? SATURDAY, MARCH 17th. J ENTRIES CLOSE with CENTRE HANOI e CAPPERS on WEDNESDAY. r ' MARCH 7. I ' j ' 946*. 1 '"MARNOC"' SCOTCH-WOVEN' KNIT3 WEAR. F • Made to Measure and Ready to Wear SUITS, FROCKS. TWIN SETS, r CARDIGANS, JUMPERS. .’ Pure Wool Imported Yarns. Hlghes! . grade workmanship and designs. ; 790 COLOMBO STREET. ,'Three doors north of the Federal Hotel, ’l C/o “THE TREASURE COT.” . I Mondays, Wednesdays. Fridays. 10-12.3 C 71 p.m.; 2 p.m.-4 p.m. T.T. JiloVedaYs” 5 LOVEDAYS FOR CAMERAS B LOVEDAYS x LOVED/- .S FOR FILMS LOVEDAYS LOVEDAYS FOR DEVELOPING - LOVEDAYS AND PRINTING" • LOVEDAYS LOVEDAYS, LTD., 625 Colombo street (Between Lichfield and Tuam streets.) I - ’ T.T.S EDUCATIONAL ! MISS CORRIE BEftGH, L.T.CL., 31 Clifford ave. "Phone 23-024 2 Teacher of Pianoforte and Theory. 1 Has vacancies for Pupils. : SCHOOL CERTIFICATE, UNIVERSITY • ENTRANCE, etc.: MR N. M. BELL, M.A. i. 8.D., 134 Geraldine st., St. Albans. In* 1 terviews 6.30 pan. Prospectus on appli ;. cation. 8251