Page 1 Advertisements Column 6

Press, Volume LXXXIX, Issue 27097, 21 July 1953, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS Scorching Drama and Spectacle that has Stirred Generations ! ! ! MILLIONS HAVE THRILLED TO THE 1 BOOK I MILLIONS WILL AGAIN ■ THRILL TO THE SCREEN’S RECREA- c TION OF ITS MOST POWERFUL AND r SPECTACULAR SCENES ! "LES MISERABLES” All New—British I At The ’ TT CRYSTAL PALACE ■ 1 " Of Course I Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. THE BEST IN ENTERTAINMENT 2 p.m. TWICE DAILY 8 p.m. 20th Century-Fox present the NEW * BRITISH version of VICTOR HUGO’S immortal I “LES MISERABLES” I | “LES MISERABLES" | Starring Michael Rennie, Robert Newton . Edmund Gwenn, Sylvia Sidney ■ Debra Paget, Cameron Mitchell (Recommended by Censor for Adults) PLANS D.1.C., THEATRE THONE 32-408 HAVE YOU SEEN THE PERFECT SHOW FOR YOUNG AND OLD—THERE ARE ONLY A FEW DAYS LEFT—THEATRE ROYAL MATINEE TOMORROW 2 p.m. Nightly at 8, Matinees Wednesdays and Saturdays at 2. 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 Mail Order Reservations are still 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 return of Tickets.

HURRY LAST 11 DAYS BOX PLANS OPEN TODAY BOX PLANS OPEN TODAY AT THE D.I.C. AT THE D.I.C. CIVIC THEATRE TUESDAY, JULY 28 TUESDAY, JULY 28 IN RESPONSE TO DEMAND FAREWELL RECITAL BY THE FAMOUS N.Z. VIOLINIST ALAN LOVEDAY ALAN LOVEDAY ALAN LOVEDAY WITH HIS WIFE RUTH STANFIELD RUTH STANFIELD AT THE PIANO. This is your final opportunity to hear this outstanding artist. BOX PLANS AT D.I.C. ADMISSION:

10/-, 7/6, 5/- Reserved (plus tax). L School Children in uniform may reserve n at half the above prices on July 27 & 28. ii Ii Direction: N.Z. Broadcasting Service. I I —_ j Wrestling CIVIC THEATRE J Wrestling CIVIC THEATRE I , Wrestling I Wrestling TOMORROW NIGHT. J Wrestling I Wrestling EARL McCREADY (CANADA) J Wrestling EARL McCREADY (CANADA) I Wrestling v. J Wrestling DON BEITELMAN (U.S.A.) I Wrestling DON BEITELMAN (U.S.A.) J Wrestling I Wrestling Hundreds were unable to ob- 1 Wrestling tain seats for McCready’s last I Wrestling match here. He is still the I Wrestling most popular wrestler from I Wrestling the public’s point of view, and J Wrestling can be relied on to make the I Wrestling bout a willing one. / Beitel- J Wrestling man, who is fast and versatile, * Wrestling will prove a worthy opponent, ‘ Wrestling and this match should show 1 Wrestling plenty of action and spectacuWrestling lar wrestling. Wrestling' Wrestling BOOK TODAY AT I DALE’S, ‘ Wrestling TOBACCONISTS. 35 Cathedral

Wrestling square. Wrestling Wrestling NOTE NEW PRICES TO SUIT Wrestling PRESENT-DAY CONDITIONS: Wrestling Wrestling Ringside: 7/8. Wrestling Stalls: 6/-, 5/-, 3/-, 2/-. Wrestling Circle: 5/- and 3/-. Wrestling (Plus Tax.) 5028 PUBLIC NOTICES N.Z. INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT (Inc.). Canterbury Branch. TIME AND MOTION STUDY LECTURE by MR K. SCHWARZ, of Wellington. TUESDAY, JULY 21st, 1953, AT 8 P.M. SHARP. OLD ART GALLERY, Armagh street Entrance. In response to many requests, this Lecture is now open to all who are interested. ADMISSION for those not registered for Winter Course, 5s for non-members, 3s 6d for members of the Institute or employees of Company Members of the Institute, payable at the door. Fee includes copy of address to be mailed to each person

at a later date. i D, J. FYFE. Secretary. i 4998 j ] ECONOMIC SOCIETY OF AUSTRALIA 1 AND NEW ZEALAND 1 (Christchurch Branch). THE GOVERNMENT STATISTICIAN, MR GEORGE WOOD, Discusses NEW ZEALAND’S BALANCE OF PAYMENTS PROBLEM. Date: WEDNESDAY, 22nd JULY, 1953. Place: THE LIBRARY, CANTERBURY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, Worcester street. Time: 8 P.M. Members reminded, others interested cordially invited. R. H. MURRAY, Secretary. 2849 WAIPARA COUNTY COUNCIL TREE PLANTING THE assistance of residents and all organisations is requested to commence a tree nlanting programme on highways in the County. The initial planting will be carried out on 28th and 30th July. 28th July:— 10.90 a.m.: County Office, Waikari. 10.45 ajn.: Hawarden. > 1.00 pjn.: Hawarden. 2.30 pjn.: Near Hawarden School. 3.45 p.m.: Near Waikari. 30th July:— 10.00 a.m.: County Office, Waikari. > 10.45 a.m.: Near Scargill. ' 2.00 pjn.: Motunau Beach. C. N. MACKENZIE, County Chairman. 4999