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Press, Volume LXXXIX, Issue 27075, 25 June 1953, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. 1.45 p.m. FINALLY TODAY 7.45 pjn. STEPHEN FOSTER’S “I DREAM OF JEANIE” RAY MIDDLETON EILEEN CHRISTY Also “FEDERAL AGENT AT LARGE” (Both App. for Universal Exhibition.) [LIBERTY ~ •Phone 35-087 j Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. 1.30 TOMORROW 7.30 Thrill and Thunder Adventure of the Marine Air Devils ... in Blazing Technicolour! JOHN WAYNE ROBERT RYAN In “FLYING LEATHERNECKS” “FLYING LEATHERNECKS” “FLYING LEATHERNECKS” IN GLORIOUS TECHNICOLOUR With Janis Carter Don Taylor This is a Thrilling Saga of the U.S. Marine Corps Fighter Pilot Squadron from its First Flaming Action Over Guadalcanal in tlie Days of World War II and its Sky Blazing Air Battles Over the Pacific (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Associate Feature THE ACTION-PACKED WESTERN TIM HOLT “RIDER FROM TUCSON” “RIDER FROM TUCSON” A TOUGH SPOT FOR TIM, WHO FEARS NO MAN WHEN HE FACES A GAI. WHO’D KILL FOR THE GOLD HE IS GUARDING.

(Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Box Plan at DJ.C. and Theatre. Tune into 3ZB Radio, Sunday Afternoon 2 p.m., hear excerpts from London Films’ Musical treat, “Gilbert and Sullivan”— Coming Soon To Mayfair The Repertory Society Presents, Tonight, Friday and Saturday Nights, at the Repertory Theatre at 8 p.m. A CORONATION PROGRAMME Last 3 Nights BERNARD SHAW’S Two famous plays “BACK TO METHUSELAH” (Part 1) And “THE DARK LADY OF THE SONNETS” produced by Robert young “Shaw Plays provide good Entertainment.” Christchurch “Star-Sun.” Book Now at Begg’s Tickets 2/6 and 5/- tax free or at the Theatre from 7.15 pan. Plays Finish approximately 10.15 pjn. SPECIAL SPECIAL SPECIAL NEXT MONDAY NIGHT 8 p.m. CIVIC RIGHT OUT OF THE BOX. THE FIRST TIME IN 5 YEARS. “CHUCKLES with JERRY” “CHUCKLES with JERRY” “CHUCKLES with JERRY” “CHUCKLES with JERRY”

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