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Press, Volume LXXXIX, Issue 27010, 9 April 1953, Page 1

SEBORRHOEA. KLEXEMA TREATMENT Has proved successful in such distressing complaints as ACNE. EZCEMA, PSORIASIS. FALLING HAIR, ALOPECIA. New "Rem-Ray” Treatment Removes Facial Hairs Successfully. tVrite for Free Illustrated Booklet on Skin Care to KLEXEMA ROOMS, TRIANGLE BUILDINGS. 281 HIGH ST.. Christchurch. ’Phone 34-566. Klexema (N.Z.), Ltd., Dingwall Buildings. Queen street, Auckland.

AMUSEMENTS Faster Than Sound, but . . . IT IS TOO SLOW, LADIES ? The trouble about Flying Films our cinema friends tell us, is that while the MEN wil always go for a good one, it has to be something really super colossal to interest the LADIES! THEY USUALLY PREFER A SPOT OF ROMANCE AND A GOOD LAUGH—OR CRY—TO ANYTHING DEALING WITH MECHANICS, EVEN WHEN THEY’RE SUPERSONIC All hail, therefore, to Producer David Lean for giving us “THE SOUND BARRIER” “THE SOUND BARRIER” “THE SOUND HARRIER” Surely the last word in Flying Films. For the MEN there is adventure in the unknown and excitement. For the LADIES the love story of the wives, who wait the return of husbands who might sacrifice their lives through the Sound Barrier, The Ladies will love, too ANN TODD As the wife who takes a long time to appreciate the need for the risks her husband runs . . . and her father who sends him to his death! DINAH SHERIDAN Lovely star of "Where No Vultures Fly** in the greatest performance of her career. PLUS, of course SIR RALPH RICHARDSON Nigel Patrick John Justin Male or Female, Young or Old, everyone will applaud Sir Alexander Korda’s “THE SOUND BARRIER” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) || MAYFAIR~ ’Phone 31-213. || Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. Rook Now for 2nd Week Again 4 Sessions Today ! 11 a.m., 2 p.m., 5 p.m., 8 p.m. Reserves at Both D.I.C. and Theatre SPORTING BANKS PENINSULA TROTTING CLUB. MATINEE AT MOTUKARARA TODAY. First Race, 12 Noon. Excellent Fields. Light Refreshments. No admission charge. Equalisator in operation. E. G. MITCHELL. Secretary. 4189

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