Page 1 Advertisements Column 7

Press, Volume XC, Issue 27443, 1 September 1954, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS DEFINITELY LAST TWO DAYS ! YOU MUST SEE The Thrilling CINEMASCOPE Production That Has Been Showing to Bumper Houses for the Past Two Weeks! 2 p.m. Daily 8 p.m. “RIVER OF NO RETURN” “RIVER OF NO RETURN” In Cinemascope Colour by TECHNICOLOR with Gonulne STEREOPHONIC SOUND. Starring Robert Mitchum Marilyn Monroe Rory Calhoun Tommy Rettig (Approved for Universal Exhibition) AT THE LUXURIOUS. NEW PHONE ] C AVCI V 1 ’ PHONE 75-043 1 theatre 1 75-043 Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Lid. “ Show Place of the South.” FRIDAY NEXT . . , FRIDAY NEXT . . . 11 a.m., 2 p.m., 5 p.m., 8 pjn. 11 a.m., 2 p.m., 5 p.m., 8 p.m. AND NOW . . . The CONTINUATION of the gnatert story of Love, Faith and Spectacle in the History of ENTERTAINMENT. 20th Cent-.’ry-Fox Presents in wonderou* CINEMASCOPE CINEMASCOPE Colour by TECHNICOLOR with HighFidelity STEREOPHONIC SOUND. “DEMETRIUS and the jll “DEMETRIUS and the || “DEMETRIUS and the II Illi GLADIATORS” GLADIATORS” HU GLADIATORS” It Regins Where “The Robe” Left Off starring VICTOR MATURE VICTOR MATURE Achieving greater acclaim as he recreates the role of DEMETRIUS . . . who now falls to the silken embraces of the temptress MESSALINA SUSAN HAYWARD SUSAN HAYWARD as Messalina MICHAEL RENNIE as Peter JAY RORINSON a* the power-crazed EMPEROR CALIGULA with Debra Paget Barry Jones WHAT HAPPENED TO “THE ROBE" and to DEMETRIUS, who defied the word of God for Messalina ? NOW CINEMASCOPE, on its vast, colourful canvas, CONTINUES the famed LLOYD C. DOUGLAS story that became the "MOST SEEN" and ‘TALKED ABOUT” motion picture of our time. YOU ar ? there a* Peter tells Demetrius Take the Robe” . . . and from this day go forward.” YOU are there as the wild feast of the Gladiators ends in frienzled orgy . . . YOU are there, as the mad Cahgula demands "The Robe” or Demetrius will die In the Arena. (Recommended by the Censor for Adult*) Plans Now Open At The D.I.C. And Theatre BOX PLANS OPEN TOMORROW BOX PLANS OPEN TOMORROW AT D.I.C. AT DXC. FIFTH AND SIXTH SUBSCRIPTION CONCERTS ’ AND LUNCH HOUR CONCERT NATIONAL ORCHESTRA NATIONAL ORCHESTRA NATIONAL ORCHESTRA JAMES ROBERTSON CONDUCTOR —GUEST ARTISTS— < JULIE CLARKE ’ Pianist. SEPTEMBER 8 ALMA TRIO SEPTEMBER 11 CIVIC THEATRE EVENING CONCERTS THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 8 p.m. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 11, 8 LUNCH HOUR CONCERT FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 12,15 pjn. BOOK FOR ALL CONCERTS AT DXC. TOMORROW. Admission: — Evening Concerts: 10/- 7/6, 5/- Reserved. Lunch Hour Concert: 2/6 Reserved. All Prices Plus Tax. Direction: N.Z. Broadcasting Service.

RUGBY RUGBY LANCASTER PARK OVAL RUGBY LANCASTER PARK OVAL RUGBY TODAY (Wednesday), RUGBY September 1. RUGBY LANCASTER PARK RUGBY RUGBY Kick-off 3.15 p.m. RUGBY RUGBY MARLBOROUGH -v. RUGBY MARLBOROUGH V. RUGBY RUGBY CANTERBURY B RUGBY CANTERBURY B RUGBY ■• RUGBY Curtain-raiser 1.45 p.m. RUGBY Under sst: RUGBY CHCH. v. SUNNY-SPREY. RUGBY RUGBY Admission— RUGBY ADULTS—RUGBY Enclosure and Stands, other RUGBY than those reserved for seaRUGBY son Ticket Holders, 3/6. RUGBY RUGBY Embankment 2/6. RUGBY RUGBY Children— RUGBY Enclosure 2/-. RUGBY Embankment 1/-. RUGBY RUGBY RANFURLY SHIELD MATCHES RUGBY RUGBY SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 4; RUGBY RUGBY TARANAKI v. CANTERBURY RUGBY RUGBY SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER II: RUGBY RUGBY WEST COAST v. CANTERBURY RUGBY RUGBY BOOKINGS NOW OPEN AT RUGBY D.I.C. BOOKING OFFICE. RUGBY RUGBY Reserves: No. 3 and 4 Covered RUGBY Stands, 5/-; No. 5 New Open RUGBY Stand. 4/6. RUGBY RUGBY Now on Sale, “Rugby Football RUGBY in Canterbury, 1929-1954.” by J RUGBY K. Moloney. Price 5/- per cobv RUGBY 6674 PUBLIC NOTICES CANTERBURY WINTER SPORTS CLUB COMPETITION Ist Prize—36B9, A. H. Gould. 2nd Prize—243B, G. L. Nicholl. 6724 WOOLSTON HOCKEY CLUB RESULT OF COMPETITION First Prize, 2850, H. Cox; 2nd Prize, 3888. F. Pascoe; 3rd Prize, 2002, M. Lepper; 4th Prize, 3833, C. Montv; sth Prize, 1935, P. Templeton—J. Gillespie. Hon. Secretary. 6588 NORTH CANTERBURY AGRICULTURAL NORTH CANTERBURY AGRICULTURAL CONTRACTORS’ ASSOCIATION CONTRACTORS’ ASSOCIATION THE ANNUAL MEETING of member* will be held at the MAYFAIR LOUNGE, Worcester street, Christchurch, on WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1954. at 11 A.M. All members and intending members are invited to be present. ARTHUR L. GRAY. Secretary. CHEVIOT A’ AND P. ASSOCIATION THE ANNUAL MEETING will be held In CHEVIOT -» MON " Efisrs-js® and F. D. CHILDS, Secretary. ADULTS Only: Iggo’, "BronchlJi MfirBronchitis and all Chest Colds. c 6 h lggo s < Chem l»ts). Ltd. 105