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amusements AGAIN TODAY! < AT THE AVON Direction: Kerridge-Odeon. ’Phone 40-076. Hearing Aids Available. TODAY AT 2 p.m. AND 8 p.m. AND AT THE ST. JAMES’ D and Ct KerridJeSdeSn Ch ’Phohe 35-m" ’’ - , Nightly at 7.45 p.m. Saturdays at 1.45 and 7.45 p.m. YOU’LL LOVE EVERY MINUTE OF IT' i „ Be nnett’s Mirth-making Bestselling Novel becomes the Screen Scream of the Year! With Britain’s top comedy star ALEC GUINNESS ALEC GUINNESS ALEC GUINNESS ALEC GUINNESS Bringing a Laugh Every Second as “Denry lfev hin ’- V?®! Village ? Hard -case who believes m helping his cause along . . . even by some Very Unorthodox Methods! | In “THE CARD” “THE CARD” “THE CARD” Brilliantly Supported by GLYNIS JOHNS Fresh from her triumph In “Encore" VALERIB HOBSON. PETULA CLARK (Approved tor Universal Exhibition.) Reserve Early at D.I.C. for All Sessions. Plans Always Open 6 Days in Advance. OUR NEXT BIG ATTRACTION! “PENNY PRINCESS” A gay, Teehnicolour comedy gem . . . soon to be the talk of the town! CENTURY Luxury Theatre |L ' ’Phone 35-600 | 7.45 p.m. TONIGHT 7.45 p.m. Popular Return Season Four complete stories, each containing as many stars and as much entertainment as four ordinary films and by the world’s greatest author „ W. SOMERSET MAUGHAM J. 'Arthur Rank Presents “QUARTET” “QUARTET” (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) . . Starring Cecil PARKER Mervvn JOHN S ; Bas/ 1 RADFORD Naunton WAYNE Dirk BOGARDE Hermione BADDELEY linden TRAVERS Susan SHAW Mai ZETTERLING Francoise ROSAY Stories in order of presentation Story No. 1: “THE FACTS OF LIFE” Story No. 2: "THE ALIEN CORN” Story No. 3: “THE KITE” Story No. 4: “THE COLONEL’S LADY” OF SOMERSET MAUGHAM’S RECENT PICTURES WE EARNESTLY BELIEVE THAT "QUARTET” IS THE BEST OF ALL Plans at D.I.C. At Theatre from 6 p.m. Next Attraction “LAUGHTER IN PARADISE” SUBURBAN CINEMAS LYTTELTON— harbour light" 8 p.m.: “La Ronde’’ (Persons under 21 years of age will not be admitted) RAKAIA 8 p.m.: “Lost In Alaska” (Budd Abbott—Lou ’Costello) (U) RANGIORA “REGENT” 8 p.m.: “Private Angelo” (Godfrey Tearle—Maria Denis) (A) SUMNER "HOLLYWOOD” 8 p.m.. 1 “Wabash (Betty Grable—Victor Mature) (Tech) (U) KAIAPOI— “rialio” 7.45 p.m.: “That Midnight Kiss” (Mario Lanza—Kathryn Grayson) (Tech) (U) NEW BRIGHTON— hoxy7.45 p.m.: “The Great Caruso” (Mario Lanza—Ann Bly th) (U) Censorship Index: (A) Rec. by Censor for Adults. (U) App. for Universal Exhibition SHIPPING AND AIR SERVICES UNION STEAM SHIP CO OP NEW ZEALAND, LTD., 168 Hereford street ‘Phone 37-790. • STEAMER SERVICES; FOR SYDNEY (with Through Bookings to other Australian Points): FROM WELLINGTON MONOWAI—March 17, April 2, May 7. FROM AUCKLAND MONOWAI—Feb. 24. March 7. April 14. AORANGI—ApriI 2. June 4. FUR WELLINGTON FROM LYTTELTON. RANGATIRA—Mon.. Wed.. Fri„ 7.10 p.m train. HINEMOA—Tues.. Thurs. Sat.. 7.10 p.m. train FOR WELLINGTON FROM PICTON: TAMAHINE—Tues., Thurs.. 2 p.m.; Fri., 10 p.m.; Sun., 6 p.m. FOR FIJI. TONGA, NIUE, SAMOA. FROM AUCKLAND TOFUA—February 17 FOR SUVA, LAUTOKA, APIA, FROM AUCKLAND: MATUA—March 7. FOR AUCKLAND FROM LYTTELTON: MATUA—February 38 Passengers accepted FOR SINGAPORE, PORT SWE7TTENHAM, CALCUTTA AND COLOMBO (with transshipment to other Indian and Pakistan Ports). WAIRIMU (General and Refrigerated Cargo Space)—From Lyttelton, via Dunedin, Bluff. Napier, and Auckland—February 20. FOR RAROTONGA, PAPEETE, LOS ANGFLES, SAN FRANCISCO, VANCOUVER; ALSO Inland U.S.A, and Canadian Points. WAITEMATA. from Lyttelton, via Dunedin and Auckland —March 16. FREQUENT CARGO SERVICES: New Zealand coastal. Trans-Tasman, to . Pacific Islands. India, Ceylon. Malaya. Indonesia. West Coas L Canada, U.S.A., and to inland Canadian and U.S.A points ■ AIR SERVICES Booking Agents for all Air Services within New Zealand and Overseas CANADA UNITED STATES. EUROPE I Through Bookings by CANADIAN AUSTRALASIAN LINE. Sailings from Auckland to Suva (Fiji). Honolulu. Victoria (8.C.) Vancouver . AORANGI—Feb 17 April 21 Trans-Canada and Trans-Atlantic Reservations Arranged Fui further particulars, apply to . UNION STEAM SHIP CO OF 1 ORIENT LINE. MAIL STEAMERS TO ENGLAND VIA COLOMBO, ADEN, PORT SAID. NAPLES MARSEILLES. GIBRALTAR. 1 Steamer Tons from Sydney 1 o^rAnES 5 " 28,000 Mar. 14. ‘ OTRANTOt 20 000 Mar. 16 i 24000 Apl. 11 ’ ORONSAY* 28,000 Apl. 24 ORONTKS- 20,000 May 23 1 OTRANTOt 20,000 June 22 ’ ORION- 24.000 July IS 3 ORONTES* 20,000 Aug. 29 ■ ORCADES- 28,000 . Sept. 12 - OTRANTOt2O.OO° Sept. 26_ ' -First and Tourist ”B.” tTourist one ' class. jNot all vessels call at all ports. PLAN EARLY TO VISIT ENGLAND. Agents: UNION S-S. OF N.Z.. LTD.. 168 Hereford street, Christchurch. Telephone 37-790. TX , AIR SERVICES. ’ KINSEY and COMPANY, LTD.. Booking Agents for CANADIAN PACIFIC AIR LINES, BRITISH COMMONWEALTH PACIFIC PAN-AMERICAN WORLD AIRWAYS. KINSEY and CO.. LTD., 154-156 Hereford street. 1 ~ • : CHARTER AIRCRAFT is the answer to y° u ,f°' rtZ nf North. It’S no dearer than ’ to jS I w r dow methods, and there is no ! rtamalg Ring 34-057 or 32-244 for