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Press, Volume XC, Issue 27425, 11 August 1954, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS ENGLISH SHOCKER ! ! ENTHUSIASTIC CROWDS I FOR FINE FILM SHOWS . . . THE . . . CRYSTAL PALACE ° JHE COMFORTABLE THEATRE.” For Reservations 'Phone 78-602. Direction: Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. TODAY ! ! 2 p.m., 8 p.m. LAST TWO DAYS 1 ! I,’ The Popularity Ot This Really “Terrific” I Film is Shown by the Increasingly Large Crowds Who are Being Richly Entertained 3 By It’s Brilliant Cast. Unfortunately This Film is Urgently Required Elsewhere and It is Impossible ; to Extend Our Season Which Finishes L On Thursday ! | “ House Of Lost Women ” I I “ House Of Lost Women ” | CENSOR'S RULING (NO CHILDREN UNDER 16 WILL BE ADMITTED) This is the Film of which a Shocked English Critic said' “Makes ‘No Room At The Inn’ Look like a Bedtime Story.” It has Created an Incident in every Theatre in which it has been Shown ! These Women of the Twilight Shocked Capacity Audiences over the Weekend ! ! We Advise Intending Patrons to Attend the Matinees in Order to Avoid the - Crowds at Night Sessions. All Town is Talking of this Violent Picture Told with the Devastating Truth of a Terrific Film. TiiE “ROMULUS” FILM SPECIAL, A 20th Century Fox Release BOOK D.I.C. OR THEATRE

PRIMARY SCHOOLS PRIMARY SCHOOLS PRIMARY SCHOOLS MUSIC FESTIVAL MUSIC FESTIVAL MUSIC FESTIVAL To-night at 7.30 p.m. CIVIC THEATRE MASSED AND INDIVIDUAL ITEMS BY SCHOOL CHOIRS FROM ARANUI, BURWOOD, CASHMERE, ELMWOOD, LYTTELTON MAIN, MAIREHAU, MT. . PLEASANT, OPAWA, ST. ALBANS. WOOLSTON. Other Items By ELMWOOD RECORDER AND PERCUSSION BAND. ST. ALBANS CHORAL SPEAKING. TEACHERS CHORAL GROUP. * ’ Conductor: Mr K. NEWSON, Mus. Bach., A.R.C.M. Accompanist: Mr G. R. Mathiesdn (Plano and Organ). ADMISSION: Adults 3s, Children la. ADMISSION: Adults 3s Children Is No Seat Guaranteed Unless Reserved at D.I.C. Booking Fee 3d. “TOAD OF TOAD HALL” “TOAD OF TOAD HALL” “TOAD OF TOAD HALL” “TOAD OF TOAD HALL” By A. A. MILNE Based on Kenneth Grahame's Story "THE WIND US THE WILLOWS” CHILDREN’S THEATRE CHILDREN’ S THEATRE CHILDREN’ S THEATRE

Produced by NETA NEALE BOOKING OPENS MONDAY. AUGUST 16 AT THE D.I.C. Booking Fee 3d. Nine Performances:— a SATURDAY. 21st AUGUST, 2 p.m., 8 p.m. MONDAY to FRIDAY. 23rd - 27th Aug. ;o 6.30 p.m. ’ SATURDAY. 28th AUGUST. 2 p.m., 8 p.m. d ADULTS 5/-. CHILDREN 2/6. Id “————— ... d Ice Skating THE FINEST Lake laa Ice Skating SKATING AREA Lake Ida Ice Skating in the Lake Ida Ice Skating SOUTHERN Lake Ida Ice Skating HEMISPHERE. Lake Ida Ice Skating Open Daily during Lake Ida Ice Skating the Season. Lake Ida Ice Skating Ice reports Broad- Lake Ida Ice Skating cast by 3ZB Lake Ida frp FRIDAY, 6.15 p.m Lake Ida o IJ a !’ ng rxA?P rox - SATUR- Lake laa 3 ? ce §, ka ! ing DAY - 734 a-m. Lake Ida ' *PP rox -’ SUNDAY, Lake Ida cS ? ng L l * approx Lake Ida - ? ce §, ka l? ng Hot Water Free. Lake Ida Jn® c£ a J- ne Pies ’ Cake Ida Ice Skating Refreshments on Lake Ida Ice Skating SUNDAY ONLY. Lake Ida £« If a 2 ng Admission 3/6 Lake Ida Ice Skating Adults. Lake Ida ?c e Q£ a J- ng 3/6 P er car - 1/6 Lake Ida Ice Skating Children. Lake Ida Ice Skating Children FREE Lake Ida - i ce S, ka H ng Mondays to Fridays. Lake Ida ice Skating Ida . WS. N.Z. HORSE SOCIETY. N.Z. HORSE SOCIETY. CROSS-COUNTRY EVENT. - To be held at Otahuna by kind permission of Sir R. Heaton Rhodes, : THURSDAY, AUGUST 12, at 11 A.M. Admission: Spectators 2/6. , 9142 ' •PUBLiCNOTICES 1 T AX, A, DISCLAIMER. LA* 1 NOT the J. L. HOLDEN mentioned in the recent Court News. ' TREVOR HOLDEN, Motor Engineer, • 3 North parade. 9166

- —— ‘ due ’ y 1 tie PAPANUI RUGBY FOOTBALL LEAGUE t INC. ABOVE CLUB’S RAFFLE a WILL BE PUBLISHED IN "PRESS ” ;WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18. 9M5 , > METROPOLITAN HIGHLAND PIPE BAND OF CHRISTCHURCH. INC EQUIPMENT FUND RAFFLE ' Ist Prize: No. 14245—81ank butt. 2nd Prize: No. 15828—P. R. Loe Wigram , 3rd Prize: No. 16285-E. Saddler. Tempte4th Prize: No. 13728—A.8.C. Sth Prize: No. 12626—Tich, Gas Co 6th Prize: No. 13847—Scottie 7th Prize: No. 16986—5. Doree, Gas Co. Drawn Under Police Supervision j Secretary: D. JOHANSON, 487 Gloucester i street. ] 1 TIMARU AGRICULTURAiTaND ’ 1 , PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. Schedules ol the 1954 are now available at the Secretary's 1 Office. s A. K. SUTHERLAND, ' Commercial Chambers, George street, Umaru. 1 9343 1 1 TRUST ACT. 1934. WE UNDERTAKE THE MANAGEMENT 5 or TYust Estates and accept the appoint- • ment of EXECUTOR and > wills. A Public Incorporated Company I possesses outstanding advantages, such as ’ i no individual can have: it has perpetual 1 > existence, and will survive any single 1 ‘ possesses all the attributes ' essential in an Executor and Trustee as * regards integrity, capacity, sound business ' organisation, with continuity of policy. I PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS LTD., ’ i 178 Cashel street, Christchurch. W.T.C.