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Press, Volume LXXXVIII, Issue 26877, 1 November 1952, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS 3rd Triumphant Week and Crowds are Bigger Than Ever . . . and no Wonder, for here is the Most Glorious Musical Treat in Years 2 P.M. TWICE DAILY 8 P.M. To put a twinkle in your eye, a smile on your lips, a song in your heart. 20th Century-Fox Proudly Presents “WITH A SONG “WITH A SONG IN MY HEARI” IN MY HEART” IN MATCHLESS TECHNICOLOUR. Starring SUSAN HAYWARD RORY CALHOUN DAVID WAYNE THELMA RITTER (Approved for Universal Exhibition) Thrill to The Golden Voice . . . The Magnetic Personality, The True Eventful Life Story of Jane Froman . . . Queen of Song! Plans at Theatre Today from 10.30 a.m. In Addition “The Elephant Mouse” A COLOURED CARTOON. 2 p.m. TWICE DAILY 8 p.m. II ST ATE II i - 11 ’Phone 32-249 I 1 ~ Direction: 'Amalgamated~Theatres, Ltd. “Where Christchurch Meets”

Still Delighting London where it Commenced in 1949 Seven Record Months in Melbourne. And now at J.C.W.’s THEATRE ROYAL Nightly at 8. MATINEE TODAY, AT 2 p.m. (Children Half Price Matinee) Hugh Hastings’s Stage Success— The Comedy Drama of the Royal Navy in Peace-time—-“SEAGULLS “SEAGULLS “SEAGULLS OVER SORRENTO” SORRENTO” . SORRENTO” Play produced tor J. C. Williamson Theatres, Ltd.,, by JOHN CASSON FINAL 7 DAYS! , Plans at Theatre, Today, from 10 a.m. Prices; 10s, 7s. Gallery Sales 3s, at Theatre Sweet Shop. (All prices plus tax.) Theatre Telephone 36-329. Plans for Final Six Days at the D.I.C. on Monday. 2647

GRAND SCOTTISH CONCERT GRAND SCOTTISH CONCERT GRAND SCOTTISH CONCERT CIVIC THEATRE SATURDAY, 15th NOVEMBER SATURDAY, 15th NOVEMBER SATURDAY, 15th NOVEMBER Featuring the finest exponents of Scottish Music and Dancing, etc., in New Zealand. Arthur McDonald (Dunedin)—Vocal ARCHIE JONES (Edendale) —Vocal SANDRA GUNN (Wellington) —Violin DON SARGENT (Danne virke) —Accordion Supported by the Best Local Artists. Organised by the City of Christchurch Highland Pipe Band. THIS WILL BE THE FINEST SCOTTTQW CONCERT EVER STAGED IN N.Z . , . Admission: Adults 3J- Children 2/-. FREE BOOKING OPENS AT D I C NOVEMBER 7. ”

TCP FOR TONIGHT TOP FOR TONIGHT at th« CIVIC THEATRE * The Big “OPERATION CROSSROADS” “OPERATION CROSSROADS” with Roland Griffiths from U.S.A, and A Team of Vocalists and Instrumentalists TONIGHT ONLY Organ Music from 7.30 p.m. 2531 ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS Opening of Season Opening of Season RUGBY PARK RUGBY PARK RUGBY PARK SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1,2 P.M. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1,2 P.M. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1,2 P.M. Post Entry Scratch Events ADMISSION 1/Take No. 18 Bus to Park Gates. ;2602 1952 GROUP SHOW. 1952 GROUP SHOW. 1952 GROUP SHOW. 1952 GROUP SHOW. OCTOBER 25 NOVEMBER 9. OCTOBER 25 NOVEMBER 9. OCTOBER 25 NOVEMBER 9. OCTOBER 25 NOVEMBER 9. Exhibition of Paintings, Drawings, Sculpture, Architecture, Pottery and Crafts. By Contemporary N’.Z. Artists. DURHAM ST. ART GALLERY. DURHAM ST. ART GALLERY. DURHAM ST. ART GALLERY. Exhibition Open: 12 noon-5.30 p.m. and 7.30-9.30 p.m. Sundays: 2-4 p.m. X 3432 MONSTER FETE. VILLA MARIA COLLEGE, VILLA MARIA COLLEGE, PEER STREET. RICCARTON, TODAY AT 2 P.M. There will be seven well stocked stalls with produce, variety, cakes, sweets, refreshments. Baby Show at 2.30 p.m. for 6, 12 and 18 months old groups. Special prize for best twins and for largest family Side Shows, Pony Rides, Miniature Golf and a Decorated Bicycle Parade with prizes for the best boy’s and best girl’s bicycle. Afternoon Tea will be served continuously. DON’T FORGET —2 P.M. 2650 SYDENHAM METHODIST CHURCH FAIR FAIR SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1, at 2 P.M. Varied Stalls Afternoon Tea Children’s Flower Show Continuous Films 2620 LADIES’ AND GENTS’ NIGHT SOUTHBROOK HALL SATURDAY, NOV. 1, at 8 P.M. Games and Fun for All Eports Galore. A Great Night’s Entertainment. • ADMISSION FREE Proceeds War Memorial White Queen 2542