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AMUSEMENTS SCREENING AT ALL SESSIONS:— ■ Empire Games Review” R 55.2w C o? I ,b. an R di ‘‘?^ tlonal-FUm Unit's me 5 p m. SESSION TODAY ! At Your Favourite Theatre . . . The AVON ■Phone I sirsS on; Kerridge-Odeon. none 86-034. Hearing Aids Available. SESSIONS DAILY At: 2. 5 and 8 p.m. tm | V F B K?rfv l »J’S NG ABOUT “THE WONnvn I Sn r ?^ PP ?, I^ S " AND THE TWO STAR«VVA'3r.r.£^ PTIVATING BOY SiARS: VINCENT WINTER AND JON WHITELEY! Tv^> J Mu.^h 1 ur Hanl S Organisation Presents ivo Mischievous, Lovable Child Stars:— VINCENT WINTER —AND—JON WHITELEY “THE LITTLE KIDNAPPERS” ‘“THE LITTLE KIDNAPPERS” THE LITTLE KIDNAPPERS” -With-, DUNCAN MACRAE, ADRIENNE CORRI, JEAN ANDERSON. as Powerful as it is Tender . . . oet Against the Magnificent Beauty of the Canadian Backwoods! (Approved for Universal Exhibition) RESERVE AT DJ.C. . . . TODAY !

CENTURY ™ A “ A e?t S re. ’Phone 75-400. ACCLAIMED BY CAPACITY HOUSES 7.45 p.m. TONIGHT . 7.45 p.m. AGAIN TOMORROW MUSIC BALLET OPERA COLOUR Magnificent musical spectacle with the golden voice of a golden era. In Technicolor Set against a background of, the lush splendour of the Elegcnt Eighties. Lovely Brilliantly portraying Nellie Melba, and singing no less than 11 arias from no less than 11 Operas and other numbers in 4? M ELB A ” “MELBA” “MELBA” (Approved fur Universal Exhibition) and co-starring rx^..i. PAME nYBIL THORNDIKE RO ?JSZ LEY JOHN McCALLUM MARTITA HUNT AND THE SADLERS WELLS BALLET Words fail to describe this magnificent attraction and many thousands were unable to see it during it’s recent Christchurch season. This season is limited, so m °° - not m lss this opportunity. Plans at D.LC. At Theatre from 6 p.m. PAPA MITT “EMPIRE” Ph. IfilrtiMUl Centrally Heated, w .. TONIGHT 7.30 Michael MEDWIN, Yvonne OWEN in “SOMEONE AT THE DOOR ” Ann SBXRIDAN, Stirling HAYDEN in “ TAKE ME TO TOWN ” (Both Approved tor Univeroal Exhibition) ROLLESTON—Tonight “ Here Come The Huggets ” (Recommended by Censor tor Adults) “ The Lady Takes A Sailor ” (Approved tor Universal Exhibition) A Grand Holiday Programme with two big features.

SUBURBAN CINEMAS RICCARTON-MX" 730 pur..: “Misalsslppl Gambler” <U). “All Blartß On Tour.” (U)._ TYTTF.i.TdN-"HABBOUB LIGHT” j 739 pan.r “San Francisco Story" (A). "Tbe Turning Point” (A). SUMNER-' HOLLYW OO D " t pro.: “Meet Me At The Fair” (Dan Dailey) (Teeh.) (U). KAIAPOI -“RIALTO” 7.45 pro.: “Pick-up. On South Street" (A), "Vengeance la Mine" (A). NEW BRIGHTON- ,ROXY 7.45 p.m.: “The Best of the Badmen" Jack Buetel) (Tech.) (U). RANGIOR A -"mgknt" • p.m.: “The Queen In Australia” (Tech.) (U). 4 RAKAIA 8 pan.: “Six Gun Mesa” (U). “Sunny Side of the Street” (U). Censorship Index: (U) App. for Universal Exhibition. (A) Rec. by Censor for Adults.

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