AMUSEMENTS A Winner AU The WAY ... “3 Coins In The Fountain” Now In Its 4th Record Shattering Week Continues To Thrill Capacity Houses At All Sessions. Again We Urge Early Booking. Plans at D.LC. and Theatre Six Days in Advance REMEMBER . . . ONLY CINEMASCOPE COULD BRING SUCH A COLOURFUL. SPECTACULAR AND WARM-HEARTED ” TIME AT THE MOVIES. J AND THE SAVOY . . . 3 IS THE ONLY THEATRE IN CHRISTCHURCH EQUIPPED WITH CINEMA- ■ y SCOPE . . . THE GIGANTIC MIRACLE e SCREEN AND GENUINE STEREOs PHONIC SOUND. Exclusive AT THE LUXURIOUS, NEW ’PHONE*j C A VA V I thone " 75-043 1 theatre | 75-043 Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. “ Show Place of the South/ 2 p.m. Daily 8 p.m. . the hilarious enchanting STORY ; s OF THREE WONDERFUL GIRLS ON t A MERRY ROMAN HOLIDAY WHO TOSSED THREE COINS IN THE FOUN- . c TAIN AS THE ROMANS DO AND FELL IN LOVE—HILARIOUSLY. 20th Century-Fox Presents i “THREE COINS IN i “THREE COINS IN e “THREE COINS IN t THE FOUNTAIN” I ’ THE FOUNTAIN” THE FOUNTAIN” Filmed ENTIRELY In ROME and VENICE in the wonder of CINEMASCOPE Colour by TECHNICOLOR With High Fidelity STEREOPHONIC SOUND.
Starring CLIFTON WEBB DOROTHY McGUIRE MAGGIE McNAMARA LOUIS JOURDAN, JEAN PETERS ROSSANO BRAZZT (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 Magnificent Featurette Depicting Underwater Ballet Underwater Sports, lhe Roger Wagner Chorale’ Singing “PROCESSIONAL," "THE LORD’S PRAYER,” AND “ALLELUIA" THE’ CHRISTCHURCH HARMONIC SOCIETY HARMONIC SOCIETY HARMONIC SOCIETY Conductor—VlCTOß C. PETERS PRESENTS CHORAL DANCES from "Prince Igor” (Borodin) “LOCHINVAR” (C. S. Lang) and “MIRTH AND MELANCHOLY’ (Handel) in the CIVIC THEATRE Saturday, August 21. Soloists—EDNA BOYD WILSON (Soprano: EVELYN DUTHIE (Contralto) and CLIFTON COOK (Violin) Pub M» o &r l i ew Admission 4s Booking fee 3d. Please Note: This Concert will
riease Note: This Concert will b« presented on ONE NIGHT only. ' hanfurly~shield“matCHES RUCBV R VSSJ?A I t\S IIELD MATCHES RUGBY LANCASTER PARK OVAI RUGBY LANCASTffI PaSk OVAL: „ SATURDAY, AUGUST 14. SOUTHLAND v. CANTERBURY RUCPV SOUTHI ?AND v. CANTERBURY rugl? K,ck - Off 315 P' m ' Curtain-raiser 1.30 p.m RUGBY SOUTHBRIDGE SHIFT .n RUGBY HURUNUI v. RUGBY RESERVES" RTTCRV Only NeW S,and nOW available, 4/6. • ADMISSION: RUGBY Adults: RUGBY Enclosure 3/6 R HSS Y Embankment 2/6 RUGBY Children: RUGBY Enclosure 2/R LGB y Embankment * ’ ’ i/_ RUGBY SeaSOn TiCk ßese?le erS Need N<>t RUCBV Encl b sur « Price covers admittance to the Enclosures around the Stands and to Seats RUGBY ° n the OVa Ji bUt nOt in thc Sbclv Stands - nFrcnv JV??, KING now OPEN AT RUGBY D.I.C. BOOKING OFFTCF FOR RANFURLY shhxd R gg| Y MATCHES: £¥£ RY . WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18 W AIR ARAP A v. CANTEREY. RUGBY SATURDAY AUGUST 21 RUGBY SOUTH CANT.- v A cTn™?B'Y. . RESERVES: RUCBV Ko' ? £" d 4 _ C ° Tered Stan<ls S/nirrri N °' 5 New °P cn Stand. .. 4/6 KUL.BY 9507 PUBJUC_NOTICES THE ORIENTAL FRUIT SUPPLY WILL OPEN THIS MORNING AT 333 LINCOLN ROAD. KIMBERLEY SCHOOL. 80th Jubilee Celebrations will be held at Kimberley on NOVEMBER 6. 1954 All Ex-Pupils Teachers, and those interested C T°? t ? C l P ' J 1 BEAMAN. F. J. MANSON, Joint Secretaries. Darfield R.M.D. GREENDALE HALL, AUGUST 18, AT 8 P.M. Come and Hear About Our NeighboursDetails You Did Not Know. GUARANTEED TO BE INTERESTING. See ‘’Press" Notice Ammct in
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