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Press, Volume XC, Issue 27426, 12 August 1954, Page 1

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| AMUSEMENTS Finally Today 2 anil 8 p.m. Columbia Pictures Sizzling Comedy of a Hollywood Star, Gladys Glover, tired of being a Nobody, she went right out and Became an Overnight Sensation. How •he did it. Will have you rocking with Laughter. JUDY HOLLIDAY “It Should Happen To You ” (Approved for Universal Exhibition) II MAYFAIR Phon « 78 - BS7 l| “Warmed For Your Comfort." || Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd STARTS FRIDAY: 4 SHOWS 11 am., 2 p.m., 5 p.m., 8 p.m. SATURDAY: 3JjHOWS 2 p.m., 5 p.m., 8 p.m. From the turbulent, roaring, gloriously colourful days of TUDOR ENGLAND . . . WALT DISNEY has fashioned an unforgettable NEW entertainment of romance and adventure, when KNIGHTHOOD WAS IN FLOWER. 11l Here’s the Gusty, boisterous humour of Henry VIII whose roars of Laughter and rage, explode on the Screen in on® of the year’s most memorable performances . the POMP and PAGEANTRY of HENRY’S COURT . . . the unforgettable LOVE STORY of Charles Brandon, soldier of Fortune and Mary Tudor, Princess of England. 111 I R.K.O. RADIO PICTURES PRESENT I ALL NEW . . . ALL LIVE ACTION : “THE SWORD AND “THE SWORD AND “THE SWORD AND “THE SWORD AND THE ROSE” • THE ROSE” - THE ROSE” ' THE ROSE” : Colour By Technicolor —Starring—

Richard TODD II Glynis JOHNS Richard TODD || Glvnis JOHNS Exciting Star of Lovely Star ot “Rob Roy" “The Seeker,” And the Performance ot the Year JAMES ROBERTSON JUSTICE JAMES ROBERTSON JUSTICE As HENRY VIII. This Outstanding Motion Picture brings to life the romance that rocked Two Kingdoms . . . filmed in the beauty of the English countryside. Windsor Castle. The Tower, Greenwich Palace, The Cliffs of Calais: (Approved for Universal Exhibition) t ■ Excellent Featurettes "Translantic Hop” Pathe Special: ’‘Seaside Shorts’’ Sportscope: “Mexican Rhythm” Screenliner interest: plus Airmail Fo'x Australian News. BOX PLANS AT D.I.C. AND MAYFAIR. CANTERBURY UNIVERSITY COT J, EG F. MUSIC DEPARTMENT. LUNCH-TIME RECITAL IN THE COLLEGE HALL, TODAY (THURSDAY), AUGUST 12, AT 1.10 P.M. MUSIC FOR VIOLA AND PIANO MUSIC FOR VIOLA AND PIANO played by RONALD MOON and GWEN McLEOD. Programme: Sonata in E Flat (Dittersdorf). Sonata in F (1948) (Alan Paul). * Admission Free. P the Last Recital of ths Winter Term. The series resumes on Thursday. September 2. BANCKB. TOCIALB ETC.

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