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Press, Volume XC, Issue 27374, 12 June 1954, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS 3 SHOWS TODAY ! 2,p.m. 5 p.m. 8 p.m. MONDAY TO THURSDAY SESSIONS 11 a.m., 2 and 8 p.m. Seventy Minutes of Emotion-packed , Entertainment that writes a page of History unsurpassed by anything in R EGENT The Theatre Of Stars. Direction: Christchurch Cinemas, Ltdand Kerridge-Odeon. "Phone 16-494. AND AT THE ST. JAMES’ Screening Tonight only—at 8 pm. ’Phone 75-280. THE GREATEST OF THEM ALL IS THIS MAGNIFICENT COLOURPUL PRESENTATION OF A GREAT AND WONDERFUL COUNTRY !' Universal International presents “THE QUEEN “THE QUEEN IN AUSTRALIA” IN AUSTRALIA” Come and see a vast picture of a vast Continent, see Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide. Brisbane and Perth, visit the country from Elizabeth Town to the South to Cairns in the Far North . . . from Its Snowy Mountains to Its Sunlit Beaches, the Woomera Rocket Range . . . Barrier Reef . . . here is an unforgettable costfree trip of unending delight. Featurettes: "•Flight,” Interesting Film on Aviation, Australian Diary, Latest News. Rox Plans at Theatre. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.)

TIVOLI The Friendly Family Theatre, •Phone 78-290. Reserve at DJ.C. Dir.: Ch’Ch. Cinemas and Kerridge-Odeon. Hearing Aids Available. TODAY: RESERVE AT THE THEATRE. 2 p.m. Today 8 p.m. ' The Golden Goddess Guards The Riches of The Ancient Aztec Love Temples ! SHROUDED BY THE EROTIC SECRETS SURROUNDING A PAGAN IDOL ... GUARDED ALIKE BY AGE-OLD TABOO AND A THOUSAND JUNGLE.DANGERS LIES A FABULOUS BURIED TREASURE. WHOSE LURE HAS DRIVEN MANY MEN TO FOUL AND DESPERATE DEEDS IN THEIR NEVER-ENDING LUST FOR FORTUNE 1 Warner Brothers Presents GLENN FORD _in_j THE SCORCHING ADVENTURE OF THE “PLUNDER OF THE SUN” Thrillingly Filmed on the Spot In the Fiery Heart of Mexico’s Famed Oaxaca Co-Starring Diana Lynn : Patricia Medina GAY 90’s MUSICAL : SPORTS PARADE : WESTERN FEATURETTE NEWS (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) TUESDAY NEXT JUNE IS TUESDAY NEXT JUNE 15 TUESDAY NEXT JUNE 15 CIVIC THEATRE ONE CONCERT ONLY ONE CONCERT ONLY BY THE CELEBRATED POLISH PIANIST JAN SMETERLJN JAN SMETERUN JAN SMETERLIN Programme:— Fantasie Op. 17 Schumann Paganini Variations Op. 35 .... Brahms M Preludes Op 28 Chopin

, HEAR s ' ! ‘ JAN SMETERLIN . THE POET OF THE PIANO AND A i ’ BRILLIANT INTERPRETER OF CHOPIN ; BOOK ON MONDAY AT D.I.C FOR AN EVENING OF MUSIC BY "A < I MASTER MUSICIAN." J Admission: 10/-, 7/0. Reserved ; - (plus tax). 2/6 Unreserved (plus tax). ; Direction: N.Z. Broadcasting Service.

ST. ALBANS CENTURY SPECIAL MATINEE TODAY. 2.15 p.m. 3 Stooge Comedies. Andy Clyde Comedies. Coloured Rhapsodies. Cartoons, Community Sings, etc., etc. 7.45 p.m. TONIGHT 7.45 pan. Hilarious British Comedy A Star-studded, Scintillating Blend of Comedy and Music In Technicolor J. Arthur Rank Presents Three Sparkling Stories 'by Noel Coward In the Gayest Night of the Year Laugh with the Stars VALERIE HOBSON STANLEY HOLLOWAY NIGEL PATRICK JACK WARNER KAY WALSH In - “MEET ME TONIGHT” “MEET ME TONIGHT” (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) ‘•Meet Me Tonight" Combines Three Famous Noel Coward One-Act Plays to Supply Entertainment that is Bursting at the Seamf with Gaiety and Variety EXCELLENT FEATURETTES Plans at Theatre Today. EMPIRE PAPANUI. •Phone 48-283. Reservations at Theatre from Noon. MATINEE TODAY at 1.45." Ten Tall Men” and Selected Short Subjects. TONIGHT and MONDAY—7.2O. Betty GRABLE, Dale ROBERTSON, Thelma RITTER, John CARROLL, in the happiest “ Wedding ” Musical of Song and Dance — “The Farmer Takes a Wife” * (Commencing at 7.30 pan.) Burt LANCASTER Judy LAWRENCE in a Blazing Foreign Legion Action ! # Romance T Story I “ TEN TALL MEN ” “ TEN TALL MEN ” ’ (Both* Litton) NEWS FLASH Her Majesty Bids Farewell to Australia. EMPIRE : PAPANUI

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