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

AMUSEMENTS For 85 Exciting Minutes it will Hold you Spellbound to the Very Last Scene! WITHOUT A WORD OF DOUBT THE GREATEST SUSPENSE THRILLER YOU EVER EXPERIENCED! United Artists Acclaimed Production “THE WELL” “THE WELL” “THE WELL” Scenes that bum themselves into "your heart . . . the boundless love of a mother for child, fighting the fear that tears at her heart “THE WELL” “THE WELL” “THE WELL” With Six Exciting New Stars RICHARD ROBER BARRY KELLEY HENRY MORGAN CHRISTINE LARSON TOM POWERS MAIDIE NORMAN BECAUSE OF ITS EXCITEMENT AND SUSPENSE. THE LIKES OF WHICH HAVE NEVER BEFORE BEEN EXPERIENCED IN CHRISTCHURCH. (Children Under 14 Not Admitted) BE ADVISED BOOK EARLY IT’S TERRIFIC! At the CRYSTAL PALACE 1 " Of Course! Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. THE BEST IN ENTERTAINMENT. PLANS AT THEATRE. ’PHONE 32-408 ENTIRE PROCEEDS TO SPREYDON AMATEUR SWIMMING CLUB

CIVIC THEATRE ON THE STAGE SUNDAY NIGHT, 8.15 p.m. SUNDAY NIGHT, 8.15 p.m. SUNDAY NIGHT, 8.15 p.m. “Vaudeville Frolics” “Vaudeville Frolics” “Vaudeville Frolics” “Vaudeville Frolics” “Vaudeville Frolics” A Happy Non-stop Musical Revue Headed by Ace Harmonica Band “Music from Your Favourite Band” Ragtime Rhythm Boys A Revel of Youth, Mirth and Melody. Eileen Campbell Winner of £l5O Stage Talent Quest. A Sweet Young Vocalist, who has already proved her popularity throughout the 25 weeks in the Talent Quest. Jim Olin Brilliant Saxophonist Watson Baines Triple Voiced Ventriloquist with his Doll “Edgar” The John Sisters Outstanding Gymnastics Kathleen Sweeney Clever Eccentric Dancer Together with Phyllis Kinzett’s Ballet, Gwytha Killner, Judith Ward, Dorothy and Derrick Edmonds and Gordon Megson. Compere: JIM OLIN. Pianist: MRS GREGG. A Family Show at Prices to Suit the Pocket Prices: 3s, Children Is 6d (plus tax). Box Plans at Theatre Tomorrow, 2 p.m., or reach for the 'Phone and dial 35-820.

TO-MORROW, TO-MORROW, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 2.15 P.M. LANCASTER PARK. LANCASTER PARK. LANCASTER PARK. LANCASTER PARK. LANCASTER PARK. GRAND MARCHING AND GRAND MARCHING AND GRAND MARCHING AND GRAND MARCHING AND GRAND MARCHING AND BANDS DISPLAY. BANDS DISPLAY. BANDS DISPLAY. BANDS DISPLAY. BANDS DISPLAY. 12 Marching Teams. Brass and Pipe Bands. Ballets, Doreen Herbert’s School of Dancing. First and only Christchurch appearance of the famous McNamara’s Band. 25 Visiting Musical Clowns in an Outstanding Novelty Display, including a Burlesque Quick-step. In aid of New Zealand Band Tour, United Kingdom. Admission 2/-, Children 1/-, to All Parts of Ground. 2771 NOTHING LIKE IT SINCE the CENTENNIAL! BEAUTIFUL NURSERY RHYME PROCESSION NURSERY RHYME PROCESSION NURSERY RHYME PROCESSION AT RANGIORA 10.30 A.M. SATURDAY", NOV. 8 10.30 A.M. SATURDAY, NOV. 8 To be followed at 1 p.m. by THRILLING RODEO THRILLING RODEO THRILLING RODEO AT RANGIORA SHOW GROUNDS Dozens of Gorgeous Floats, Four Bands. Nine Marching Teams, Four Hours of Thrills and Spills -in the afternoon. Come and make a picnic day of it in ideal surroundings. Bring your own lunch. Hot water and refreshments available. Moderate admission charge for War Memorial Fund. IT’S ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW AT RANGIORA 2641 FENDALTON-BRYNDWR A GARDEIN FEITE will be held TODAY (SATURDAY) in the Beautiful Grounds of Mr and Mrs S. Hammond, 207 Clyde rd., Fendalton. Official Opening at 2.30 p.m. by Miss Grace Green, of 3ZB. Home-made Cakes, Work and Produce Stalls Sweets, Ices, and Soft Drinks Baby Show, Children's Fancy Dress Parade 2.45 p..m Good Prizes. Ladies’ Pipe Band and the Famous Boocock Sisters. All gifts of produce, cakes, etc., may be left morning of fete. Ring 24-072 and we will call. Proceeds for "Beckett” Free Kindergarten Building Fund. If wet Fete will be held Fendalton Hall. ___________________ 2615 NORTH BEACH AQUARIUM, New Zealand’s Finest Display of UNDERWATER LIFE—Neon Light Fish, Turtles. Seahorses, Mexican Walking Fish, Ponds, Goldfish, Jacobin Pige</ns, and other attractions. Transport Board’s Sightseeing Buses call week-ends. Motorists: Turn left north end Marine parade. Beach road, New Brighton North. Parties arranged for. C. C. TAYLOR, Propr. S.T.C. MT. PLEASANT NURSERY PLAY CENTRE,.Sumner rd., Mt. Pleasant. Official Opening, 3 p.m. TODAY Cakes, Sweets, Variety Stalls, Afternoon tea from 2 p.m. Fancy Dress Parade. Judge, “Aunt Haysi.” Entrance fee 6d. Consolation Prizes for All. Sumner Silver Band—Lyttelton Marching Girls. X 2683 VITAMIN Tonic for growing children. 5/-. Iggo’s (Chemists), Ltd., 105 Cashel street, Christchurch. 2698