Page 1 Advertisements Column 7

Press, Volume XC, Issue 27367, 4 June 1954, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS _ NEW SHOW TODAY: 2 p.m., 5 p.m., 8 p.m. , IN CINEMASCOPE THE NEW PHOTOGRAPHIC MARVEL Enthusiastically Endorsed by OVER HALF A MILLION NEW ZEALANDERS . . . “PRINCE VALIANT” REMEMBER, Like .All Cinemascope Attractions it is EXCLUSIVE to the SAVOY, and will NOT be Seen Elsewhere for Many Months To Come. AT THE LUXURIOUS, NEW “I savoTI ™ THEATRE I Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. “Show Place of the South.” IN CINEMASCOPE IN CINEMASCOPE AND THE WONDER OF GENUINE STEREOPHONIC SOUND STEREOPHONIC SOUND (“Sound in Depth, Sound All Around”) 20th Century-Fox Proudly Present FROM THE LAND OF THE VIKINGS ... TO THE TOURNAMENTS OF CAMELOT. FROM THE MAJESTY OF KNIGHTS IN ARMOUR ... TO THE RAGING ONSLAUGHT OF MADDENED PAGANS . . . FROM THE LOVE THAT INSPIRED A VIKING PRINCE ... IN FULL VISIONED SPLENDOUR . . . COMES “PRINCE VALIANT” “PRINCE VALIANT” “PRINCE VALIANT” “PRINCE VALIANT” “PRINCE VALIANT” COLOUR BY TECHNICOLOR

Filmed by the Magic of the ANAMORPHIC LENS, FOR THE FIRST TIME IN ENGLAND, SCOTLAND, and WALES . . . Starring JAMES MASON JAMES MASON As The Black Knight. ROBERT WAGNER As Prince Valiant JANET LEIGH As Princess Aleta Debra Paget, Victor McLaglen Sterling Hayden, Barry Jones Brian Alierne, Donald Crisp Exactly as Set Down in the Pages of Immortal British History. Meet Again All those Legendary Personages . . . KING ARTHUR and His KNIGHTS OF THE ROUND TABLE . . . THE BLACK KNIGHT who Swept the English Meadow . . . THE VIKING WARRIORS. (Approved for Universal Exhibition) A WORD TO THE WISE I RESERVE. PLANS AT D.I.C. AND THEATRE. LAST 2 NIGHTS 8 p.m. LAST 2 NIGHTS 8 p.m. LAST 2 NIGHTS 8 p.m. ALSO MATINEE 2 p.m. TOMORROW AT THE REPERTORY THEATRE THE REPERTORY SOCIETY PRESENTS “THE MERCHANT “THE MERCHANT “THE MERCHANT OF VENICE OF VENICE” OF VENICE” See this Shakespearian Masterpiece whici has delighted thousands - Produced Ry”"*'' FRANK NEWMAN. Reserved Seats 2/6, 3/6 and 5/- Tax Free BOOK AT BEGG’S or at the Theatre from 6.45 pjn. (’Phone 77-736) Play ends approx. 10.15 p.m. BY PUBLIC DEMAND MATINEE TOMORROW, 2 p.m. * ALL SEATS 2/6, BOOK AT BEGG'S NOTE RE ONE-ACT PLAYS: Preferentia Booking opens Tuesday, Bth June, no 7tn June as stated in circular.

ROLLER SKATINC ROLLER SKATINC ROLLER DE LUXE SKATINC ROLLER ROLLER RINK. SKATINC ROLLER *■ SKATINC ROLLER Daily Sessions: SKATINC ROLLER SKATINC ROLLER MON., TUES., SKATINC ROLLER and THURS., SKATINC ROLLER 5.15-6.30, 7.30-10. r SKATINC ROLLER SKATINC ROLLER WED. and FRI., SKATING . ROLLER 2.15-4.15, 5.15-6.30, SKATING ROLLER SKATING ROLLER 7.30-10.0. SKATING ROLLER SATURDAYS: SKATING ROLLER 10-12, 2.30-4.30, SKATING ROLLER 7.30-10.0. SKATING ROLLER SKATING ROLLER MAKE A NOTE OF SKATING , ROLLER QUEEN’S BIRTH- SKATING ROLLER DAY. SKATING ROLLER Morning, 10-12; SKATING ROLLER Afternoon, 2.30-4.30; SKATING ROLLER Evening, 7.30. SKATING ROLLER SKATING ROLLER GALA NIGHT SKATING ROLLER* Tramp’s Carnival: SKATING ROLLER Come dressed for SKATING ROLLER the part. Ladies’ and SKATING ROLLER Gent’s Prizes and SKATING ROLLER Heaps of Fun for SKATING ROLLER All. SKATING ROLLER SKATING ROLLER SKATING ELLESMERE RUGBY SUB-UNION ANNUAL SEVEN-A-SIDE TOURNAMENT SEVEN-A-SIDE TOURNAMENT BURNHAM MILITARY CAMP TOMORROW (SATURDAY), JUNE 5. COMMENCING 10.30 A.M. SENIOR, JUNIOR, THIRD, FOURTH AND FIFTH GRADES. 54 Teams Competing on Two Grounds. Luncheon and Afternoon Tea available on Ground. 49&4 PUBLIC NOTICES GREENPARK MEMORIAL HALL SATURDAY. JUNE 5. 8 P.M. Meeting to set up Indoor Bowls Club. Intending Players invited to attend. PUKEKO DRIVE. PUKEKO DRIVE. A Drive will be held on my Property, SWINTON PARK, AMBERLEY, ON SUNDAY NEXT. Commencing 8.30 a.m. Birds in abundance. All welcome. G. E. FERGUS. SOUTH’S FOR BOOKS. “HALIBUT SCHOONER” Lyman R. Ellsworth 15/The author gives a graphic and vivid account of a fisherman’s life in thel Alaskan waters, with a strong appeal to all those who love the sea. , I “UNBORN TOMORROW” Gilbert Frankau 12/6 This Is the last and perhaps one of the most entertaining novels by this author. “REFUGE” Seaforth Mackenzie 14/6 The author reveals in his latest novel, his keen psychological insight into the depths of human nature and the reader’s interest is well sustained in this graphic picture of contemporary "BEN HALL. THE BUSHRANGER” Frank Clune 14/6 This first novel has its setting in a country and its people that the author knows so well and can so convincingly absorb the reader’s attention from adventure to adventure. SOUTH’S BOOK DEPOT, LTD., SOUTH’S BOOK DEPOT, LTD., 702 Colombo street. WG7FJ*.