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Press, Volume XC, Issue 27415, 30 July 1954, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS 4 SESSIONS TODAY ! i 11 a.m., 2 p.m., 5 p.m., 8 p.m. 11 a.m., 2 p.m., 5 p.m., 8 p.m. And Then 3 SESSIONS DAILY: At 2 p.m., 5 p.m., 8 p.m. Attend the Daily 5 p.m. Sessions ! . . . You 11 Enjoy the Pleasant Relaxation After Your Day’s “Toil.’’ At Your Favourite Theatre . . . The AVON Direction: Kerridge-Odeon. < 'Phone 86-034. Hearing Aids Available. - AND AT THE ST. JAMES’ Direction: Christchurch Cinemas. Ltd. and Kerridge-Odeon. ’Phone 75-280. Screening - Friday Night and Saturday 1 Night Only—At 8 p.m. ALL ABOARD . . . For The Most Hilarious Screen Journey Of Your Laugh-Time 1 Filmed in Technicolor Against a Background of Picturesque English Countryside, this Laughter-Laden Express Takes You on the Most Rib-Tickling Screen , Journey You’ve Ever Enjoyed 1 The J. Arthur Rank Organisation Presents Ealing Studios’ Feast of Fun

' “THE TITFIELD THUNDERBOLT” TITFIELD THUNDERBOLT” TITFIELD THUNDERBOLT” In Colour by Technicolor With the Craziest Crew of Comedians that Ever Took You for a Ride JOHN (‘Genevieve’) GREGSON STANLEY HOLLOWAY George Relph, Naunton Wayne Godfrey Tearle, Hugh Griffith (Approved for Universal Exhibition)

We’ve had several new and odd screen 1 discoveries lately. There was "GENE- - VIEVE” . . . 50-year-old Car ... a trim “ old maid of the highways which was Christchurch’s Favourite for Nine Merry Weeks v . . now Britain gives you its n second mechanical star, “THE TITFIELD J THUNDERBOLT,” the lovable 114-year-old Engine with a tall, elegant funnel and heart of brass wheezing and clanking its merry way through more laughs per minute than any other comedy you’ve ever seen ! PLANS ARE AT D.I.C.—RESERVE I An Outstanding British Picture That Will Become One Of Your Happiest Memories ! A STORY OF REAL PEOPLE—OUR BOYS IN THE R AF. 11l “THE WAY TO ||| < I THE STARS” Hl ’ YOUR REQUEST THEATRE

>||| PLAZA |||« Direction: Kerridge-Odeon. ’Phone 88-089. 3 Shows Today 1 2 pjn. 5 p.m. 8 p.m. Rich in Laughter—Profoundly . Moving it is the Story of Our , Boys in the R.A.F. and Their : Efforts to Snatch a Little Happiness ! J. ARTHUR RANK PRESENTS Michael Redgrave John Mills Rosamund John Basil Radford Stanley Holloway —IN—III “THE WAY TO ||| HI THE STARS” ||| Comments From Overseas ! Daily Herald.— FIRST-RATE ENTERTAINMENT I Daily Mail.— GRIPPING—TENSE—VIVID I Evening Standard.— PROFOUNDLY MOVING. THE FINEST FILM. THAT HAS BEEN PRODUCED FOR MANY MOONS I RESERVE AT THE D.I.C, Season Concludes Monday

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