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

AMUSEMENTS TO-DAY! TO-DAY! AT 1.30 AND 7.15 Still Another Tremendous Holiday Happiness Maker! 2— Big Specials —2 At the Popular | LIBERTY | Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. The Gay and Sparkling Happy-Go-Huggv Musical! IN RADIANT TECHNICOLOUR! “One Sunday Afternoon” “One Sunday Afternoon” With Those Exciting Stars Handsome Dennis Morgan Lovely Janis Paige Luscious Dorothy Malone And a Marvellous Cast of Players And on the Same Programme JAMES HUMPHREY CAGNEY BOGART In the Roaring Western Thriller “THE OKLAHOMA KID” “THE OKLAHOMA KID” (Both App. for Universal Exhibition) BOOK AT THEATRE TO-DAY! GIRLS AND ROYS! LIBERTY CHUMS' SESSION This Morning at 10 o’clock. The Durango Kid in “Blazing Across the Pecos," “Tex Granger,” etc., Special Big Holiday Programme! ST. JAMES’ Telephone 35-820 Direction: Christchurch Cinemas, Ltd. SESSIONS AT 2 P.M. AND 8 P.M. FLAMING WITH ACTION! . . . The Rough and Ready-to-Fighl Story of the Lumberjacks! WAYNE MORRIS PRESTON FOSTER “THE TOUGHER THEY COME” KAY B V CK fe? Y WIt FRANK McHUGH £l® T? 1 ]? h . er Th , e / Come •• • the Herder they Fall for a Woman ... a Fight . . . or a Desperate and Dangerous Battle IN ADDITION: Tlmber ° U ‘ laWS ' By Horse ... by Train ... by Foot ’ ■A < ne ™ 9 uns Blaze from All Sides to Drive Vicious Bank Robbers into a Desert Trap! GENE AUTRY LYNNE ROBERTS ANNE GWYNNE And "CHAMPION” “THE BLAZING SUN” (Both App. for Universal Exhibition) Reserves at Theatre, ’Phone 35-820. THE SALVATION ARMY , CHRISTCHURCH. VERY SPECIAL DAYS SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, FEB. 2 AND 3 Sydney Congress Hall Band (Bandmaster Harold Morgan) IN MUSIC AND SONG CIVIC THEATRE SATURDAY, 8 P.M. His Worship the Mayor, R. M. Macfarlane. All GR . AND swjmjss. cU&JHP® fee additional). SUNDAY AFTERNOON, 2.45 Rotunda, Botanic Gardens PRESENTATION Su»r^c n V,y..F roC A essiol V from Cathedral square—Salvation Army Bands courteously Ba C n<i nP Wo °* st ° n Band, Municipal Workshops Band and Scottish Bands. Collection (by permisc.°r?^?Lsates and bridge. .SUNDAY MORNING. 10 45 Holiness Meeting THE CITADEL. i •’UNDAY EVENING. 6.45 Sa 7™° n M*** l ?* ~ CIVIC THEATRE. (City and Suburban Corps Uniting) „ Chief Secretary for N.Z. Coronel C. J. Duncan, leading; E. R. Sansom. Divisional Commander.

™NNIS NEW ZEALAND JUNIOR LAWN TENNIS TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPSI TFNNt« St WILDING TENNIS PARK (Woodham road) Commencing at 12.30 p.m. TENNIS TO-DAY TENNIS 12.30 p m.: tfnmtc mP 31 Slr >gles. Under 18 R ’ Dickson (Auckland) v. MISS P ’ Nettleton (Auckland) 1 p.m.: £ in o Boys ’ Sln B’es, Under 18 c - Parke r (Auck.) v. B. Lye (Auck.) TENNIS 2.30 p.m.: TENNIS Final Girls’ Doubles. Under 18 TENNIS Misses Bradley & Teat v. Misses Dickson & Nelson 2 30 p.m.: nal Bo X £ ’ Doubles, Under 18 Darroch & Dunn v. Lye & Prker TENNIS 3.30 p.m.: Final Mixed Doubles TENNIS Admission: Adults 3s 6d, 3s 6<i Children Is, Is TENNIS Take 6D or 6W Bus from TENNIS Beresford Corner 2965 PIPE BAND DISPLAY. PIPE BAND DISPLAY. PIPE BAND DISPLAY. TEMPLETON DOMAIN, Sunday, Jan. 20. TEMPLETON DOMAIN, Sunday, Jan. 20 TEMPLETON DOMAIN, Sunday, Jan. 20. 2 P.M. 2 P.M. 2 p.M. 3 BANDS AND MARCHING TEAMS. 3 BANDS AND MARCHING TEAMS. 3 BANDS AND MARCHING TEAMS. QUICKSTEPS. SELECTIONS. DISPLAYS. QUICKSTEPS. SELECTIONS. DISPLAYS. QUICKSTEPS. SELECTIONS. Spend the Day at Templeton's Pleasant Domain. 3877 PUBLIC NOTICES ANY GIRLS interested in joining WOMEN’S CRICKET TEAM please RING 37-388. SPRINGS-ELLESMERE ELECTRIC POWER BOARD. NOTICE TO CONSUMERS. WEATHER permitting, the power will be off in the Islington Township Monday. 21st January, 1952, between the hours of 1 p.m. and 4.45 p.m.. for the purpose of erecting overhead switch gear. W. N. RASMUSSEN, Engineer-Secretary. 2861 THE CHRISTCHURCH HARMONIC SOCIETY PRACTICES resume at Y.M.C.A. Concert Hall on TUESDAY, January 22, at 7.30 p.m. Work being rehearsed, Haydn's "The Creation.” Vacancies for Tenors nnd Basses. V. BROOK. Secretary. 2839 SINGING AND VOICE PRODUCTION. MADAME KURA LEE RENNELL, who has studied and sung abroad for many years under such famous teachers as Sir Henry Wood, Manlio Di Veroli (pupil of Garcia), Madame Amy Sherwin (pupil of Madame Marchesi, who was teacher of Dame Nellie Melba), and Frazer Gangs, and at the Royal Academy of Music, specialises in Singing and Voice Productidn. Interviews between 2 p.m. and 9 p.m. at 117 RUGBY STREET, MERIVALE. 2871 CARPET SQUARES CARPET SQUARES CARPET SQUARES ///////// Now is the time to purchase your Carpet Square while the selection is available. ///////// 9ft x 7ft 6in. from £2l/19/9ft x 7ft 6in from £2l/19/- ///////// 10ft 6in x 9ft, from £24/17/6 10ft 6in x 9ft, from £24/17/6 / z ////// / 12ft x 9ft, from £26/4/12ft x 9ft, from "I;”; ! II II t I See the Floorcovering Specialists First. /'/////// SCOTTS FURNISHING CO. LTD SCOTTS FURNISHING CO. LTD" SCOTTS FURNISHING CO.; LTD ’ 644 Colombo street.