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Press, Volume LXXXIX, Issue 27094, 18 July 1953, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS I.3O—TODAY—7.3O p.m. | LIBERTY ,ph ° n « 35 -°« 7 | Direction: Amlagamated Theatres, Ltd. Definitely the Best Doublefeature Programme in Town The tender story of a deserted girl’s search through the concrete pavements of New York. It’s the most wonderful motion picture your heart could ever want to remember 20th Century-Fox Present DAN DAILEY DAN DAILEY CONSTANCE SMITH Hi the New Drama “TAXI” “TAXI” “TAXI” Taxi rides off with your heart in the story of the miracle that happened in the biggest city in the world (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) ASSOCIATE FEATURE A candid portrait ... a sparkling comedy spree is yours just for the seeing IT’S GAY, GIDDY ENTERTAINMENT! “TAKE CARE OF MY LITTLE GIRL” For the first time since “THE WOMEN" 20th Century-Fox track down the weaker sex into their most intimate and scintillating moments . . . their GOSSIP, REPUTATIONS and MEN I Starring a Roster of Lovely Girls and the Newest Male Star Finds . . . Jeanne Crain Mitzi Gaynor DALE ROBERTSON JEFFERY HUNTER Filmed in Glorious Technicolour (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) BOX PLAN AT THEATRE. “HOT ICE” BY PUBLIC REQUEST ADDITIONAL EXCURSION TRAIN FROM .... GREYMOUTH:— Departing from Greymouth 12.40 p.m. on SATURDAY, AUGUST Ist This will be the LAST and FINAL train Greymouth will see the last performance of “HOT ICE” in Christchurch. Plans open Wed., July 22nd. All inclusive fare train, bus, and Theatre seat £2/2/-

returning same night. BOOK AT HARLEYS. DO YOU KNOW ? That there is Only 12 DAYS LEFT TO SEE THE ONCE-IN-A-LIFETIME SHOW ON STAGE THEATRE ROYAL Nightly at 8, Matinees Wednesdays and Saturdays at 2. 12 DAYS IS NOT VERY LONG REALLY—HOWEVER, IF ONE GOES ALONG TO THE D.I.C. ON MONDAY, ONE MAY STILL BE ABLE TO GET A GOOD SEAT—TO SEE DAVID N. MARTIN in association with R. J. KERRIDGE presents ARMAND PERREN'S “HOT ICE’’ “HOT ICE” “HOT ICE” The Show that Critics and Public alike have acclaimed as the Greatest Production in the Last Decade. Box Plans at D.I.C. NOTE: Seats obtainable at door: From 6 p.m. Monday to Friday. From 10 a.m. Saturday and 12.30 Wednesday Matinee. MAIL ORDER BOOKINGS 12 DAYS AHEAD Mail Order Reservations are now being received at the D.I.C. Applications should be accompanied by remittance of 18/4 for each seat for the Evening Performances. For Matinee Performances, Adults 15/8 and Children 8/1 for each Seat, together with stamped addressed envelope for rex<’»n of Tickets. Matinee Tc 2 p.m. HURRY LAST DAYS. HOCKEY HOCKEY AT WILLIAMSON PARK, HOCKEY 3 P.M. HOCKEY HOCKEY SOUTH ISLAND MINORS HOCKEY SOUTH ISLAND MINORS HOCKEY v. HOCKEY CANTERBURY HOCKEY CANTERBURY HOCKEY HOCKEY Last year the Minor Assn, beat HOCKEY a strong Canterbury side. Come HOCKEY and see this exciting exhibition HOCKEY of the “GAME THAT GROWS.” HOCKEY Adults 1/6. Children 6d. HOCKEY HOCKEY HOCKEY HOCKEY CANTERBURY B v. HOCKEY ASHBURTON, HOCKEY BARRINGTON PARK HOCKEY At 1.15 p.m. HOCKEY HOCKEY HOCKEY HOCKEY CANTERBURY SEN. RESERVE HOCKEY v. WEST COAST HOCKEY HOCKEY POLO 3, at 1.15 P.M. HOCKEY HOCKEY For a feast of the sparkling HOCKEY "GAME THAT GROWS, HOCKEY Come and See these Games. SOCCER HURLEY SHIELD. SOCCER HURLEY SHIELD. SOCCER SOCCER ENGLISH PARK. SOCCER ENGLISH PARK. SOCCER SOCCER Another Day of Brilliant FootSOCCER ball. Two First-class Matches. SOCCER SOCCER • 2.45: SOCCER SOCCER THISTLE v. TECH. 0.8. SOCCER THISTLE V. TECH. 0.8. SOCCER THISTLE v. TECH. 0.8. SOCCER SOCCER Can Thistle do it Again? SOCCER SOCCER And at 1 p.m.: SOCCER CITY v. SHAMROCK. SOCCER CITY v. SHAMROCK. SOCCER Admission: 1/6 to all Parts. SOCCER Take No. 4 Tram to English SOCCER Park. 3547 CHRISTCHURCH HUNT CLUB. HUNT BALL HUNT BALL HUNT BALL To be held in the WINTER GARDEN (Pat Kane’s Orchestra.) ARMAGH STREET, Christchurch. ON TUESDAY, 4th AUGUST. ON TUESDAY, 4th AUGUST. ON TUESDAY, 4th AUGUST. Tickets may be obtained from any member of the Ball Committee, Warner's Hotel. United Service Hotel. Clarendon Hotel, or the Secretary, R. W. Nurse, c/o. S. P. Godfrey and Co., 184 Hereford street. There will be no reservations of alcoves and Tickets will Not be sold at the door. F.P.2792 HORORATA. FILM EVENING. THE ATLANTIC UNION OIL COMPANY Invite Residents of Hororata to attend a Film Evening in the Hororata Hall next TUESDAY EVENING AT 8 P.M. TUESDAY EVENING AT 8 P.M. (Under Auspices Young Farmers.) FJ». ANOTHER FACT and FAITH FILM FACT and FAITH FILM "VOICE OF THE DEEP” "VOICE OF THE DEEP” Will be Screened at THE CENTRAL MISSION, Cathedral square (riext Tivoli), THIS SUNDAY AT 7 P.M. 4586