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AMUSEMENTS “THE MOON IS BLUE” The Delightful Comedy Everyone Is Talking About ! I ! BOOK NOW FOR EVENINGS OR ATTEND THE MATINEES ! 2 pun. TWICE DAILY 8 pjn. -Sil STATE ||-=- II ’Phone 78-861. II ~=r “WHERE CHRISTCHURCH MEETS." Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. (Throughout New Zealand) “Centrally Heated For Your Comfort.” THE LAUGHTER COMES IN A VARIETY OF SITUATIONS . . Broad Comedy, Witty Words, Embarrassed Principals, Spicy Dialogue . . . and its Delightful Frankness make it all the more Uproarious ... all in GOOD TASTE and GOOD FUN. United Artists Present A New Shade of Sophistication with the ADULT COMEDY Treated in an ADULT MANNER. F. RUGH HERBERT’S “THE MOON IS BLUE” “THE MOON IS BLUE” “THE MOON IS BLUE” Starring The Bewitching New Personality MAGGIE McNAMARA Re-creating Her Original Broadway Role DAVID NIVEN And 1954 Academy Award Winner “Best Actor of the Year.” WILLIAM HOLDEN (SPECIAL A. CERTIFICATE —UNSUITABLE FOR CHILDREN! PLANS AT D.I.C. AND THEATRE SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE. BRITISH DRAMA LEAGUE ONE ACT PLAYS THURSDAY, 12th AUG. 7.30 REPERTORY SOCIETY "Jenny in the Orchard.” DARFIELD DRAMA. CLUB “At the Golden Ram.”

At the Golden Ram.” SOUTH BRIGHTON W.I. "Joanna and the Candles.” REPERTORY BEDFORD ROW CLUB “My Girl’s ‘a Yorkshire Girl.” FRIDAY, 13th AUG. 7.30RELIGIOUS DRAMA SOCIETY “Jacob’s Well.” CHRISTCHURCH W.E.A. “ Apple Pie Order.”, E RISINGHOLME My Heart’s in the Highlands,” THEATRE ARTS GUILD “ A Jubilee.” SATURDAY, 14th AUG. 7.30 „ RISINGHOLME The Magic Voice.” HEATHCOTE VALLEY “Puck’s Post." RISINGHOLME “ The Flight of the Queen.” ELMWOOD PLAYERS “ Parlour Game.” 3/6 BOOKING AT BEGG’S 2/6 REPERTORY THEATRE ICE SKATING" ——■ — CHAMPIONSHIPS Skating canterbury CHAMPIONS HIps CANTERBURY ICE SKATING CANTERBURY CHAMPIONSHIPS CANTERBURY , ICE SKATING 5. CHAMPIONSHIPS ICE SKATING ICE SKATING CHAMPIONSHIPS ICE SKATING ICE SKATING ICE SKATING ICE SKATING CHAMPIONSHIPS ™^ KATING CHAMPIONSHIPS CHAMPIONSHIPS CHAMPIONSHIPS CHAMPIONSHIPS CHAMPIONSHIPS CHAMPIONSHIPS ICE SKATING CHAMPIONSHIPS ICE SKATING CHAMPIONSHIPS Next Sunaay, 15th .CHAMPIONSHIPS Next Sunday, 15th ICE SKATING Next Sunday, 15th CHAMPIONSHIPS Next Sunda£ 15th CHAMPIONSHIPS w»^^ KAT I^ G Sunday Morning— CHAMPIONSHIPS CHAMPIONSHIPS Figures Only ICE SKATING I CHAMPIONSHIPS l -E SKATING Doors Open 10 a.m CHAMPTnNRffPR *'

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