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AMUSEMENTS A Vivid Stinging British Drama Bursting with Excitement! At the , 1 CRYSTAL PALACE —. 11 1 Of Course! Direction: Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. 2 P.M. TWiCE DAILY 8 P.M. Based on Fact . . . Yet Stranger than the Wildest FUghts of Fiction! J. ARTHUR RANK PRESENTS These Top Line British Players Eric Portman Nadia Gray Guy Rolfe In the Most Amazing, Exciting Adventure Thrill of the Year “THE SPIDER AND THE FLY” Don’t Untangle the Web by Revealing the End of this Thrilling British Film to Your Friends! (Recommended by Censor for Adults) Splendid Supports Include: "N.Z. MIRROR," Topical Interest. “UNITED NATIONS MAGAZINE,” Overseas. PLANS AT THEATRE, ’PHONE 32-408. Charlie Chaplin is Coming! SUNDAY NIGHT SUNDAY NIGHT CIVIC THEATRE TREVOR KING Presents ANOTHER TWO BIG SHOWS IN ONE! “VARIETIES OF 1951” 60 Minutes of Music, Mirth, and Melody, with Stars of Stage and Radio Fame, also the Majestic Dance Band. Second Big Attraction “BEN BROWN’S SCHOOL DAYS” 50 Minutes of Side Splitting Laugher. If it hurts you to laugh . . . stay away. All our stage artists go back 30 years. Wow! What fun . . . meet some of the Boys (meet the girls later;—Rubber-face -Sumner, Stinker Langey, Fibber Olin, Smiler French, Joy-Bar Ashby, Scottie Lockard. Nita Hayworth, and a host of others, plus the School Band, Vicar playing on piano "Midsummer’s Night Scream" and introducing the Head-master (P.K.) Ernest “Spike” Jones. CLEAN FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT FOR EVERYONE! Proceeds to Spreydon Swimming Club for Educational Purposes and Building Funds. Prices: 3/- Stalls or Crlcle, Children 1/6. PLANS OPEN SUNDAY AFTERNOON, 2 p.m., THEATRE. (Sorry, No Telephone Reserves.) SEMI-FINALS SEMI-FINALS £lOO STAGE £lOO QUEST FOR TALENT QUEST FOR TALENT Owing to the hundreds of inquiries daily T box office from as far as West Coast, Picton, Timaru, Waimate. Ashburton, and North Canterbury, etc., the management proudly announces the opening of the four semi-final nights box plans —open at D.I.C. on Friday, AprU 20, at 9.30 a.m. (a queue will form at 8 a.m.). Country residents: forward 3/7 (tax included) With stamped addressed envelooe, stating night required. Prices: (Res.) 3/-, Children 2/- (all plus tax/. SEMI-FINAL NIGHTS THURSDAY. APRIL 26 SATURDAY. APRIL 28 FRIDAY. MAY 4 THURSDAY. MAY. 10 (Free List Suspended) Winners of last week's Quest, No. 10 5/4/51: Youn 8 (Vocal); 2nd, Molly Barker (Vocal); 3rd, W. C. C CLASS: Ist. The Wakefield* 8r0..; fed QUEST FOR TALENT Final Competitive Night SATURDAY. NEXT, 8 p.m. CIVIC THEATRE SOCCER” " SOCCER HURLEY SHIELD SERIES |2OCER HURLEY SHIELD SERIES |OOCER ENGLISH PARK SOCCER ENGLISH PARK SOCCER - ENGUSH PARK TO-DAY (Saturday) SOCCER TO-DAY (Saturday) SOCCER 3 p. m SOCCER sorcEH 1716 Two Outslandin S Sides, ioCCER SOCCER THISTLE v. WESTERN SOCCER “ 118 P m ' : §22255 NOMADS v. TECHNICAL SOCCER NOMADS v. TECHNICAL ioCCER 1/8 T ° ALL STANDS 1/8 ’ SOCCER Take No. 4 tram to the Gates.

PUBLIC NOTICES . POISON LAID Roaming dogs will be destroyed. 7464 TRESPASSERS IN GORGE CREEK AREA PROSECUTED. GLYNN WYE. ISLAND HILLS. CANTERBURY BOXING ASSN NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING T HE , Annual General Meeting of the Association will be held in the Y.M.C.A (Cnr. Hereford street and Cambridge terrace), on MONDAY. APRIL 23, at 7.45 PM - 2694 AMBERLEY FOOTBALL CLUB j i£ ncE wiU be held 8 ‘ D <. to ;?AY (Saturday) April 14, at 2 P.M. , All Members and intending members cordially invited. D. KINLEY, Hon. Secretary. 7508 COLLEGIANS’ FOOTBALL CLUB. . COLLEGIANS’ FOOTBALL CLUB. Practice, 2.30. Practice, 2 30. Practice, 2.30. Practice, 2.30. . ELMWOOD PARK. ELMWOOD PARK. ; 116 HIGH SCHOOL OLD BOYS’ FOOTBALL CLUB MEMBERS are reminded of the practice to be held at the School Grounds on SATURDAY, April 14. Underage and under-weight 2 p.m. All other grades 2.30 P.m. ',7 I.URUNUI RUGBY REFEREES’ ASSN. THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the Association will be held in the WAIAU HALL on SATURDAY, APRIL 21. at 8 p.m. All interested are invited to attend. ALAN MCMILLAN, Hon. Secretary. 63 MARIST RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB. GENERAL PRACTICES. GENERAL PRACTICES. General Practices will be held on Hagley Park Grounds 25, 26, and 27, South Park (next to the Polo Grounds), Today. Under-weight Grades: 1.30 p.m. Under-age Grades: 2 p.m. Open Grades: 2.30 p.m. Under-weight players will first report to No. 1 Ground, N.P., near the Armagh Street Bridge, at 1 p.m., when the Official Weighing-in will take place. New and intending players and supporters are invited. Nomination forms will be available on the Grounds. Make yourself known to the Committeehnen present. H. P. Kearney is the Club Captain. His private telephone number, j 23-582. m d HODOINg Hon. Secretary. 2524 Be Beautifully Comfortable, in a BERLEI FOUNDATION GARMENT BERLEI FOUNDATION GARMENT fitted by MRS JOAN BROWN, MRS JOAN BROWN. Corsetiere, 557 Colombo street. "Phone 31-413 for ah appointment. 2449