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AMUSEMENTS 2nd BIG WEEK ! ! ! 2nd BIG WEEK ! ! 1 TOMORROW: 4 SHOWS ! 11 a.m., 2 p.m., 5 p.m., 8 pan. SATURDAY: 2,5, 8 p.m. All The Money In The World Couldn’t Buy Your Heart So Wonderful A Time ! Capacity Houses Daily Makes Early Booking Essential. Plans At D.I.C. And Theatre Six Days In Advance. Exclusive AT THE LUXURIOUS, NEW •PHONE I QAV O V I ' PHONE 75-043 J THEATRE | / 5-043 Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. "Show Place of the South.” 2 p.m.—DAILY—B pm. ONLY CINEMASCOPE COULD BRING SUCH A COLOURFUL. SPECTACULAR. AND WARM-HEARTED TIME AT THE MOVIES. This is Undoubtedly the Greatest (Cinemascope) Show On Earth. Come Join In The Fun as the Amazing ANAMORPHIC LENS Takes You on a Merry Roman Holiday with Three Wonderful Girls. COME with Them as They Toss THREE COINS IN THE FOUNTAIN, as the Romans Do—and Then Fall in Love— Hilariously—Wickedly ! COME Bask in the Warm Italian Sunshine . . . Fly Over Venice on the Wings of CINEMASCOPE . . . Lose Your Heart and Discover New Laughter in the Shadow of St. Peters. 20th Century-Fox Presents “THREE COINS IN “THREE COINS IN “THREE COINS IN THE FOUNTAIN” THE FOUNTAIN” THE FOUNTAIN” Filmed ENTIRELY in ROME and VENICI

in the wonder of 3 CINEMASCOPE CINEMASCOPE Colour by TECHNICOLOR With High Fidelity STEREOPHONIC SOUND. Starring CLIFTON WEBB DOROTHY McGUIRE maggie McNamara LOUIS JOURDAN. JEAN PETERS ROSSANO BRAZZI (Approved for Universal Exhibition) And For Your Added Enjoyment:— More Of Those——CINEMASCOPE FEATURETTES— Which Are A Show In Themselves: “Dancers of the Deep” A Magnificient Featurette Depicting Underwater Ballet, Underwater Sports. “Roger Wagner Chorale” ' Singing “PROCESSIONAL.” “THE LORD’S PRAYER.” AND “ALLELUIA.” ST. JAMES’

WHITE ELEPHANT AUCTION WHITE ELEPHANT AUCTION WHITE ELEPHANT AUCTION ST. JAMES’ PARISH HALL, cnr. Riccarton rd. and Mandeville st. THURSDAY. JULY 22, AT 8 P.M. THURSDAY, JULY 22, AT 8 P.M. Doors open at 7.30 for inspection. MAIN ITEMS: TWO ELECTRIC RANGES, GAS RANGE, OAK DROPHEAD CABINET SEWING MACHINE, DISHMASTER, CHROME PLATED ELECTRIC JUG. CHROME PLATED COFFEE PERCOLATOR. WRINGER (as new), MANTEL CLOCKS. GRAMOPHONES, VIOLINS, AND RADIO. FURNITURE— Double and Single Beds, Tables, Chairs. Carpets. Pictures, Lamp Shades. Folding Screen Frame, Fenders, Spark Guards, Tea Waggon. Bedside Reading Lamps. CROCKERY—

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