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Press, Volume LXXXVIII, Issue 26633, 19 January 1952, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS 2nd BIG WEEK! DAILY: 2 P.M., 8 P.M. HURRY! AND RESERVE. The Happiest Show in Town! A Holiday of Harmony! A Riot of Rhythm! At the - • CRYSTAL PALACE Of Course! Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. 'Phone 32-408. To Revel in a Sunburst of Stars, Songs, Comedy, Romance and Spectacle! THE LAUGHS COME THICK AND FAST! IN Warner Bros.’ GREAT NEW TECHNICOLOUR SPECTACLE “LULLABY “LULLABY OF BROADWAY” BROADWAY” Starring DORIS DAY GENE NELSON BILLY DE WOLFE ANN TRIOLA S. Z. SAKALL GLADYS GEORGE PAGE CAVANAUGH TRIO (Approved for Universal Exhibition) PLANS AT THEATRE TO-DAY. CHRISTCHURCH PREMIERE THEATRE ROYAL TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, AT 8 P.M. For a Limited Season of 8 Nights. Matinees Wednesday and Saturday, 2 p.m J. C. Williamson Theatres', Lid., New Play for the New Year. John Van Drutens New and Gay Comedy “BELL, BOOK AND CANDLE” “BELL, BOOK AND CANDLE” Introducing to New Zealand Theatregoers for the First Time those Famous and Distinguished London Artists EVELYN LAYE EVELYN LAYE And

FRANK LAWTON FRANK LAWTON m IN PERSON The progress of this brilliant company throughout New Zealand has so far been a veritable triumph! Managerial: The engagement of Evelyn Laye and Frank Lawton is one of the most important ever to have been' entered by the J- c -W„ Ltd., management. Ihc'Se with any theatrical knowledge will doubtless know that those two brilliant artists are household words throughout England, and have won a tremendous reputation in a series of notable London productions. Owing to prior engagements their present tour of N.Z. must necessarily be a limited one, and the Christchurch season will be confined to eight nights. PRELIMINARY MAIL BOOKING: D.I.C. Theatre Booking Office will receive applications immediately. Applications (in writing only) to be accompanied by remittance. 12s 6d per seat for the evening and 10s 3d for matinee, and stamped, addressed envelope for return. AH prices inclusive. Touring Manager, L. R. Leary. 8 P.M. 8 P.M. 8 PM. 8 P.M. THURSDAY SPEEDWAY THURSDAY SPEEDWAY THURSDAY SPEEDWAY THURSDAY SPEEDWAY THURSDAY SPEEDWAY THURSDAY SPEEDWAY THURSDAY SPEEDWAY THURSDAY SPEEDWAY THURSDAY SPEEDWAY THURSDAY SPEEDWAY NATIONAL LEAGUE » NATIONAL LEAGUE FOR GOLD HELMET AND 4 SQUARE CUP. GOLD HELMET AND 4 SQUARE CUP. WELLINGTON: CANTERBURY: Frank Boyle Norman Parker (Captain). (Captain). Kevin Bock. Mick Holland. Peter Dykes. Brian McKeown. Harry Mangham. Barry Briggs. Dave Scaife (Res.). Aiby Thomas (Res.) OUR POSITION IN THE LEAGUE IS AT STAKE. WELLINGTON SAY THEY CAN BEAT US. Admission 2/6. Children 1/6. Reserve Seats D.1.C., 4/-, 2/-. LISTEN TO 3ZB 6 P.M. THURSDAY. LISTEN TO 3ZB 6 P.M. THURSDAY. 2002 LANCASTER PARK LANCASTER PARK LANCASTER PARK SUNDAY. JANUARY 27, at 2.30 p.m. SUNDAY, JANUARY 27, at 2.30 p.m. SUNDAY. JANUARY 27. at 2.30 p.m. PRE-CONTEST DEMONSTRATION PRE-CONTEST DEMONSTRATION. Christchurch will be represented at the Dunedin Dominion Championships contest by: Christchurch Municipal Band. 3rd Armoured Regt. (Derrys) Band. Crichton Cobbers Club Band. Addington Workshops Band. Hear these Bands in their Test Selections, and see them in Massed Playing and Marching. Each Band will play its test, and perform its Quickstep in Contest Form. LANCASTER PARK, SUNDAY. JANUARY 27. 2887 PUBLIC NOTICES CHANGE OF ADDRESS STUART H. SUCKLING, Accountant, has moved his offices to NO. 142 HEREFORD STREET (Opposite Bank of New Zealand). 2831 CHANGE OF ADDRESS THE CANTERBURY COSTING SERVICE have moved their offices to NO. 142 HEREFORD STREET (opposite Bank of New Zealand). Telephone 31-378 unchanged. 2831 MAGNIFICENT EXHIBITION Of INDIAN HAND-MADE CARPET SQUARES, RUGS, and DRUGGETS of all types., And from the STATE OF KASHMIR, Hand Embroidered NUMDAHS and GHABAS. (These latter never before seen in N.Z.) JELLICOE HALL, Gloucester street, from 10 a.m. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 23. There are over 500 Carpet Squares and Rugs forming the most comprehensive and colourful display ever exhibited n New Zealand. Some of the hand-carved, embossed designs of these high-quality carpets are unique, and have never previously been imported to this country. THIS EXHIBITION IS PRIMARILY INTENDED FOR THE RETAIL TRADE AND IS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC ON ' WEDNESDAY NEXT ONLY. Sponsored by: THOS. PERRY and SONS. LTD. 132-34 Lichfield street.

(NOTE: Members of the public wishing to purchase exhibit pieces may do so oniv through the retail trade.) 2885 CHRISTCHURCH BEAUTIFYING ASSOCIATION. GARDEN COMPETITION. ENTRIES are invited for the Annual Careen Competitions as v.ewed from the street:— IRVING SLADEN CUP (Open Class). HERBERT CUP (for gardens of not more than 60ft frontage). DOBSON CUP (for the garden that uplifts its surroundings). HACK CUP (for the best garden facing a main thoroughfare—where a public conveyance runs). DACRE CUP (best State house garden) H. M. TAYLOR Cup (for competitors who have not previously won a cup in any competition). STREET ENTRY (best street or part of street). Entries close with Mr W. R. Cooper, 14 McCombs street, Sprcydon, on 29th January, 1952. 1639