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Press, Volume LXXXIX, Issue 27211, 1 December 1953, Page 1

.AMUSEMENTS FINAL 3 DAYS ! FINAL 3 DAYS ! DAILY 2 p.m. 8 p.m. After Three Great Weeks We Must Hand Over “Conquest of Everest” To Palmerston North I See It Now ! ! I “CONQUEST OF EVEREST” “CONQUEST OF EVEREST” The Only Existing Technicolor Full-Length Record of the 1953 Everest Expedition 1 (Approved for Universal Exhibition) (('state II ~ ' * ‘Phone 78-861 11 “=T Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. “Where Christchurch Meets” FRIDAY NEXT . . . WHY CAN MEN BREAK ALL THE RULES THEY EXPECT WOMEN TO LIVE UP TO ! ! ! Who Sets The Double Standards ? . . . Who Says a MAN is to be Forgiven, but a WOMAN—NEVER ! I I These Women:— Bette Davis Shirley Winters Beatrice Straight (First Lady of the New York Stage) CALL THE TUNE ON THE MALE OF THE SPECIES Gary Merrill Michael Rennie Keenan Wynn In 20th Century-Fox’s Bold Drama of Great Suspense . . . Exciting Performances and Intimate Emotions 1 “’PHONE CALL “’PHONE CALL FROM A STRANGER” STRANGER”

IT WILL SET THE GOSSIPS RINGING . . This Friday ! Friday ! Reservations Will Be Essential, Plans At D.I.C. and Theatre. (Special A Certificate, Unsuitable for Children) “HELL IS SOLD OUT” at 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. Daily. ONLY A FRENCHMAN COULD HAVE WRITTEN IT I ONLY THE BRITISH COULD PRODUCE IT ON FILM! ‘TIVOLI Direction: Christchurch Cinemas Ltd., and Kerridge-Odeon. ’Phone 78-290.

It . . Is . . Very . . Wise . . to . . Reserve! Plan at D.I.C. Based on a Novel by Frenchman Maurice Dekobra “HELL IS SOLD OUT” It started in a palatial home on the outskirts of Paris ... it Finished in that same palatial home . . . but in the meantime . . . 00-la-la . . . through the thick Tobacco Smoke of an Underground Paris Cafe ... to the haunting theme of Masquerade” . . . this Sparkling Story of Romantic Complications Unfolds ! Starring RICHARD ATTENBOROUGH MAI ZETTERLING HERBERT LOM Kathleen Byron Hermione Baddeley A POLISHED COMEDY WITH SLICK DIALOGUE ! Featurettes include: “Mike Fright” “Eye Witness No. 43”—Special Latest Overseas News (Recomffiefided for Adults.)

METRO THEATRE Colombo Street, Sydenham. 'Phone 88-600 » 7.15 p.m. TONIGHT 7.15 p.m. THE UNFORGETTABLE STORY OF AN UNFORGETTABLE MAN . . . WHO LOVED JUSTICE MORE THAN LIFE AND HONOUR MORE THAN JUSTICE SPENCER TRACY Master of Dramatic Suspense . . . Terrific as the Fighting Lawyer Who Wouldn't Quit “The People Against O’Hara” “The People Against O’Hara” With Pat O’Brien, Diana Lynn Associate Attraction JOAN CRAWFORD DENNIS MORGAN Living Dangerously . . . Loving Dangerously in the Underworld of Crime . . Every Inch a Lady . . . Until You Look Up Hei Record “This Woman Is Dangerous” “This Woman Is Dangerous” A Stylish Woman with a Stylish, Name. She Graced a Millionaire’s Mansion One Night ... a Mobster’s Hideout the Next (Both Recommended by Censor for Adults and Unsuitable for Children) W.D.F.F. A GARDEN PARTY will be held at MRS PERRY’S. 23 Barrington street, Sprevdon, on DECEMBER 4, at 2 P.M. Stalls for Christmas Gifts, Cakes, Sweets. Afternoon Tea, and Guessing Competitions. FASHION PARADE by SALON LAURETTE. Variety Entertainment by Leading Artists, SCOTTISH HALL, Gloucester street, WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 2. 8 P.M. Good Supper. Admission 3s 6d. Proceeds Vanguard Softball Club. 4534 THE * CHRISTCHURCIt HARMONIC SOCIETY CAROL CONCERT. SPECIAL NOTICE. Ticket holders who found the plan booked out for tonight’s carol concert are advised that several reserved seat tickets have been returned, and will be available at Beggs Today, or the Civic Theatre this evening. 4622

PUBLIC NOTICES} AS A MARK OF RESPECT to the late MR V. M. CONSEDINE, the Offices of MESSRS HICKS and AINGER, 177 Hereford street, will be Closed on the morning of WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2. 4640 AVONSIDE GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL. AVONSIDE GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL. PARENTS’ AFTERNOON PARENTS’ AFTERNOON AT THE SCHOOL, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1.45 - 3.30 P.M. Parents and Friends Cordially Invited. 4529 DUMPING OF RUBBISH ON ROADSIDES. PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the Dumping of Rubbish on roadsides in the Paparua County is regarded by the Council as a serious offence, and that legal proceedings will be taken against all offenders. Residents of the County are requested to report to the Counts* Offices the registration number of any vehicle observed dumping rubbish on roadsides. A. KELLY, County Clerk, Paparua County Council. . 3781 CALENDARS FOR 1954 STOREKEEPERS TRADESMEN All orders for Calendars require finalising before December 4, to ensure delivery before Christmas. EMMS and LE GROS, LTD.. Calendar Manufacturers 24-26 Victoria street. 4409