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Press, Volume LXXXIX, Issue 27225, 17 December 1953, Page 1

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AMUSEMENTS Finally Today at 2 and 8 p.m. STANLEY KRAMER’S Warm, Wonderful Story of the PRISON PSYCHOLOGIST WHO WENT "INSIDE” TO TEST THE CONVICTS —AND ALMOST WENT CRAZY HIMSELF. 11l “MY SIX CONVICTS” |l| I “MY SIX CONVICTS” ||| (Recommended by Censor for Adults) II MAYFAIR - ’Phone 79-897. || Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. STARTS TOMORROW ! 1 ! STARTS TOMORROW ! ! ! 11 a.m., 2 p.m., 5 p.m., 8 p.m. 11 a.m., 2 p.m., 5 p.m., 8 p.m. A Matchless Entertainment styled in the Best of Good Taste for the Entire Family! One Grand, Big Programme, that will send you away with Cheers for the Red, White and Blue, representing . . BRITAIN’S BEST, and Headed by Associated British Pathe Pictures presentation of Their Supreme Comedy Hit... “MR POTTS GOES TO “MR POTTS GOES TO MOSCOW” MOSCOW” BELEASED BY “Top Secret” Cheerfully Starring GEORGE COLES GEORGE COLES The Timid Bank Clerk that kept you Roaring with Laughter in “Laughter in Paradise,” Now He Returns as Mr Potts, a Witty Sanitary Engineer, Lost in

Moscow. —Supported by— Oscar Homolka—Nadia Gray A Riotous Story of a Sanitary Engineer who was Mistaken for an Absconding Scientist. In No Time He Is Behind The Iron Curtain Having Dinner with Stalin Himself, with the Action Moving Swiftly from England to Jersey, from France to Russia, Ending in a Hilarious Free-for-all in Berlin. They Paid For His Brains ! But His Dreams Were Of Drains ! ! ! SPECIAL ADDED ATTRACTION A 20-Minute Film Biography of the Colourful, Everyday Life of “Prince Phillip—H.R.H. The Duke of Edinburgh” A Man in a Million, and a Man Among Men, and the Man who has Won the Admiration of Women All Over The World. (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition) BOX PLANS AT DJ.C. AND THEATRE. THE SALVATION ARMY. The Citadel, Victoria square. CHRISTMAS MUSIC CHRISTMAS MUSIC FESTIVAL FESTIVAL SATURDAY, DECEMBER 19, 8 P.M. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 19, 8 P.M. SATURDAY. DECEMBER 19, 8 P.M. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 19, 8 P.M. Given by three Bands and three Songster Brigades from Christchurch City, Linwood, and Sydenham Corps. Y.P. Singing Company from Sydenham; Soprano, Sis. Beryl Read, and Nativity Tableau arranged by Mrs Ser.ior-Captain Orsborn also taking part.

Admission: Adults 1/6. Children halfprice. 6890 SPORTING RANGIORA TROTTING CLUB. RANGIORA TROTTING CLUB. TROTS AT RANGIORA, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 19. FIRST RACE AT 11.15 A.M. ADMISSION 5/-. CARS 2/-. P. J. BYRNE, Secretary. 6878 SOUTH CANTERBURY JOCKEY CLUB SOUTH CANTERBURY JOCKEY CLUB SOUTH CANTERBURY JOCKEY CLUB SOUTH CANTERBURY JOCKEY CLUB (INC.). ACCEPTANCES for the Summer Meeting to be held on December 28 close TODAY at 5 p.m. Telegraphic Address: "ALLIANCE." Telephone 183, Timaru. L. R. OUFF, Secretary. 6876 THE WELLINGTON RACING CLUB, THE WELLINGTON RACING CLUB, THE WELLINGTON RACING CLUB. INC. ROYAL CUP MEETING, JANUARY 14, 16, and 22, 1954. NOMINATIONS FOR ALL EVENTS at the above meeting close at 4 o’clock p.m. on TUESDAY. DECEMBER 29. 1953. at the Office of the Club, Woodward street, Wellington. H. W. MEYER. Secretary. P.O, BOX 446, WELLINGTON, C.l. (Telegrams: Racing Club, Wellington.) (For programme of events see “Official Calendar”—issues December 2,9, 16 and 23, 1953.) ' 6883 LOST AND FOUND

GOLDEN Spaniel, lost Merivale-St. Albans. Brass-studded collar, old ’phone number 23-533 engraved. Finder kindly ring 57-360, after 5.30, or 80-121 business hours. LADY’S Chrome Wrist Watch, link strap lost Cashel st., 11th. Sentimental value. ’Phone 77-665.X4956 LOST. Sunday, in Pages road. Pink Cardigan. Apply to 24 Cuba st., Lin wood, LOST Grey Horse Cover, Riccarton-Ad-dington. Reward. 85-600, ask 8212. LOST, Fox Terrier, wearing studded collar, name "Cobber.” Reward. ’Ph. 55-782. LOST Sat., 12, Kaikoura-Oaro-Cheviot, small Grey Purse. Reward. Ring 101. Cheviot, collect. X 5200 LOST, vicinity of Beath and Co., parcel containing Swiss Embroidery Samples, marked, Tobier. Reward ._ 'Phone 76-347. LOST Vanguard Hub Cap, between Pigeon Bay and Rolleston. Ring 775, Lincoln, collect. Reward. LOST Grey Knitting and Pattern. Wednesday, between Vernon tee. and Square. Finder please ring 80-310. LOST Ladies’ Gold Wristlet Watch, last Friday, between Waiau and Parnassus. Us294.^pr e s s •• LOST off truck, parcel, 2 Teddy Bears, vicinity Chch. or Hornby. Reward. 'Phone 13D, Cust. collect, or U 5297. “Press," LOST, Tues, morning, 15th. 1 30in roll of Lead, between city and Spreydon. Reward.’Phone 80-870. LOST, Dark’ Blue Umbrella. between Huntsbury Hill and Fendalton: possibly in bus. Finder please communicate with 1 Poynder ave„ Fendalton. LOST, between Barrington street, Rolleston School, Tues, evening, spare Grey Wheel. Compartment Door, Ford Prefect, including Regd. No. 26-043. Finder ring 86-915, contact Salvation jArmy. MISSING since Sunday afternoon. Golden Spaniel Dog. Answers name of Goldie. Anyone knowing whereabouts of same please contact 33 Thackeray st. Reward. SPARE Wheel. Tues., Wed., Christchurch. Been welded, painted maroon. Bald tyre, 16in inch. Pages rd.X5300 TORTOISESHELL Cat, white chest and feet, lost from car, Colombo st., early Sunday morning. Treasured pet. Reward, 112 Leinster rd.. St. Albans, or ring 87-344. 1667 WOULD person finding addressed parcel Beaths Lounge, please leave Beaths Inquiry Counter. U 5196, “Press.*’