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Press, Volume LXXXIX, Issue 27011, 10 April 1953, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS 1.30 TODAY 7.30 | LIBERTY"" ’Phone 35-067 | | Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. America’s Greatest Sleuth Joins Forces with Scotland Yard to Solve Britain’s Greatest Mystery! “WHISPERING SMITH HITS “WHISPERING SMITH HITS “WHISPERING SMITH HITS “WHISPERING SMITH HITS LONDON” LONDON” LONDON” LONDON” Authentically filmed against real London backgrounds! The amazing story of a murder than could not be proved and a body that could, not be found!!! Starring HERBERT LOM (A Sensation in “Hell Is Sold Out”!) RICHARD CARLSON (Fresh from his role in "The Blue Veil”) GRETA GYNT RONA ANDERSON (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) ASSOCIATE FEATURE A Spine-tingling Melodrama of Murder. Full of Excitement and Thrills. Rrilliantly Acted. That will Keep You on the Edge , of Your Seat “FEAR IN THE NIGHT” “FEAR IN THE NIGHT” “FEAR IN THE NIGHT” “FEAR IN THE NIGHT” Starring PAUL KELLY DE FOREST KELLEY KAY SCOTT Can a man commit murder in a dream? A picture you dare not miss (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Box Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre. KIDDIES CHUMS’ CLUB 10 a.m. SATURDAY The Story of a Wonderful Dog. “BANJO” Plus the Serial Superman (App. for Universal Exhibition) THE CHRISTCHURCH HARMONIC SOCIETY HARMONIC SOCIETY HARMONIC SOCIETY With The THE ALEX LINDSAY STRING ORCHESTRA Mass in B Minor (Bach) Mass in B Minor (Bach) Mass in B Minor (Bach) SATURDAY and MONDAY, April 11 and 13 8 p.m. CIVIC THEATRE ADMISSION: 4/-. BOOKING AT BEGGS. t i vol! F~ s atTr Come One! Come All! To the TOM & JERRY PARADE Eleven! . . . Yes, Eleven Technicolour Cartoons plus Pete Smith Specialties, etc. A Great Morning’s Fun for Everyone! TIVOLI! SAT., at 11 a.m. PUBLIC NOTICE LBKSTON SPORTS LEESTON PARK. LEESTON TOMORROW (SATURDAY), APRIL 11

Commencing 11 a.m. Amateur Cycling, Running, Field Events Highland Dancing Buses Leave Day’s Motors Christchurch, 9.15 a.m. 4029 ROLLER 3 SESSIONS TODAY. SKATING ROLLER 3 SESSIONS TODAY. SKATING ROLLER • SKATING ROLLER DE LUXE SKATING ROLLER DE LUXE SKATING ROLLER SKATING ROLLER ROLLER RINK. SKATING ROLLER ROLLER RINK. SKATING ROLLER SKATING ROLLER Afternoon: 2.15-4.15. SKATING ROLLER Learners: 5.15-6.30. SKATING ROLLER Evening: 7.30-10. SKATING ROLLER SKATING ROLLER THE FAMILY SKATING ROLLER THE FAMILY SKATING ROLLER SKATING ROLLER RECREATION. SKATING ROLLER RECREATION.SKATING OXFORD SHOW, SATURDAY, 11th APRIL, 1953. Buses leave Midland at 8.45 a.m. Leave Oxford on return at 5 p.m. The usual time-table will also operate on this day. MIDLAND MOTORWAYS SERVICES. LIMITED. 31 Lichfield street. 'Phone 40-110. 4232 CHURCH OF OUR LADY OF PERPETUAL SUCCOUR. EASTER FETE, Somme street, St. Albans, SATURDAY, APRIL 11, commencing 1.45. Bargain Stalls. Teas. Side Shows. Evening Programme. Admission Free. No. 18 Bus to entrance. 9765 PUBLIC NOTICES ANY PERSON FOUND TRESPASSING on property owned or leased by me WILL BE PROSECUTED. A. O. BLYTH, Leithfield. April 10, 1953.X5110 PERSONS TRESPASSING on my Property adjoining Lake Ellesmere will be PROSECUTED. F. COOP, Ataahua. l2l JUMBLE SALE. JUMBLE SALE. HIBERNIAN HALL SATURDAY, APRIL 11, AT 2 P.M. Admission 3d. X 4708 THEATRE CLUB RAFFLE. (Drawn Under Police Supervision.) Ist Prize—l22B: C. Cooke. 2nd Prize—22o9: W. B. Hiffgrove. 3rd Prize—2o27: H. G. Hunter. 4th Prize—33B3: J. Gregg . V. V. JOHNSTON. Secretary. CANTERBURY SOCIETY OF ARTS (Inc.) RESULTS OF MEMBERS’ ART UNION, DRAWN APRIL 8. 1953. NOTE—The Public Art Union (tickets available at Exhibition), will be drawn at a later date. First prize, 30gns: No. 2410, Miss B. Jekyll. Second, 20gns: No. 4678. Mrs M, B. Mulligan. Third, 18gns: No. 3031, Miss E. E. Orchard. Fourth, 16gns. No. 4414 Mrs Dorothy Fisher. Fifth. 15gns: No. 1163, Mrs Harold Barker. Sixth, 14gns: No. 2284, Mrs J. D. Hall. Seventh, 12gns: No. 3301, Mr C. H. Reece. Eighth, 12gns: Noi 4012, Mrs L. R. Watson. Ninth, lOgns: No. 1660, Mr J. S. Chisholm. Tenth, lOgns: No. 3035, Miss E. E. Orchard. Eleventh. 9gns: No. 4581, Mr A. H. Leary. Twelfth, Bgns, No. 4433. Mr Alan Forrester. Thirteenth, 7gns: No. 3383, Mrs W. F. Soper. Fourteenth, 6gns: No. 3175. Mr J. A. Redpath. (Winners have been notified.) THE ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF NEW ZEALAND ART IS NOW OPEN AT THE ART GALLERY. DURHAM STREET. Day Hours: Mondays to Saturdays. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Z ' Sundays. 2 to 4.30 p.m. Evenings. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. 7.30 to 9.30 p.m. W. S. BA VERSTOCK, Secretary-Treasurer. 4507 DR. L. LONGMORE Has commenced the Practice of Diseases of the Skin at 98 OXFORD TERRACE. Hours by Appointment. ’Phone 32-896.