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Press, Volume XC, Issue 27444, 2 September 1954, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS “KNOCK ON WOOD” Commences Its THIRD BIG WEEK TOMORBOW ! REGENT The Theatre of Stars. Direction: Christchuiyjh Cinemas, Ltd., and Kerridge-Odeon ’Phone 76-494. 2 p.m. TWICE DAILY 8 pan. THE BIGGEST LAUGH HIT IN YEARS IS THE TALK OF THE TOWN ! DANNY KAYE DANNY KAYE In Paramount’s Technicolor Comedy Musical “KNOCK ON WOOD” “KNOCK ON WOOD” Co-Starring MAI ZETTERLING The City has gone Crazy, over “Knock On Wood” and no wonder . . j, its easily Danny Kaye’s Best ! And still the Crowds come . . . many have returned Twice of More to enjoy this Convulsive Comedy I But don't Walt . . . Bring the Family to One of the Movie Treats of Your Life! Reserve Early . . . You Can’t Afford to Miss the Show that AU Christchurch is Laughing At 1 In Addition:— The Canadian National Film Unit’s “Empire Games Review” BOX PLANS AT D.I.C. (Approved for Universal Exhibition)

r tivoli n The Friendly Family Theatre. ’Phone 78-290. Reserve at D.I.C. Dir. Ch’Ch. Cinemas and Kerridge-Odeon. Hearing Aids Available. FINALLY TODAY AT 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. HOUNDED by the Guns of a Hate-Mad Town . . . HUNTED by the Tomahawks of BloodMad Savages . . . He Faced Alone the Screaming Fury of the Apache War Path: “TUMBLEWEED” In Technicolor ! —Starring AUDIE MURPHY (Approved for Universal Exhibition) : 000 TOMORROW (FRIDAY):—. 3 Sessions: 2, 5,~ end 8 p.m. 2—Thrilling Features !—2 KOREA THE REAL STORY THE FIGHTING MEN’S OWN STORY I . . . AND IN THIS AMAZING MOTION PICTURE, ACTUALLY FILMED ON ITS BARREN BATTLEFRONTS WITH THE FULL CO-OPERATION OF THE UNITED NATIONS FORCES . . . YOU WILL LIVE EVEY MOMENT OF IT WITH THEM I “CEASE FIRE” (Approved for Universal Exhibition) —and— A TRILOGY OF THRILLS, CHILLS AND TERROR 1 . THREE STARTLQIG, ORIGINAL STORIES OF SPINE-CHILL-ING MYSTERY ! . > . PRESENTED BY BRITAIN’S FAMOUS RADIO AND TV PERSONALITY—“GiIbert Harding— SPEAKING OF MURDER” (Recommended by Censor For Adults) BOX PLANS OPEN TODAY BOX PLANS OPEN TODAY AT DXC. AT DJ.C. ” FIFTH AND SIXTH SUBSCRIPTION CONCERTS AND LUNCH HOUR CONCERT CIVIC THEATRE SUBSCRIPTION CONCERTS THURSDAY AND SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 9 and 11 8 p.m. LUNCH HOUR CONCERT FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 10 IXIS p.m. NATIONAL ORCHESTRA NATIONAL ORCHESTRA NATIONAL ORCHESTRA

FIRST CHRISTCHURCH APPEARANCES OF JAMES RORERTSON CONDUCTOR —ASSOCIATE ARTISTS—JULIE CLARKE PIANIST. SEPTEM BER 9 ALMA TRIO SEPTEMBER 11 BOOK NOW ! BOX PLANS FOR ALL CONCERTS AT DJ.C. Admiasion: Evening Concerts 10/- 7/6 5/(Plus Tax) Reserved Lunch Hour Concert 2/6, (Plus Tax) Reserved REMEMBER THE DATES—EVENING CONCERTSTHURSDAY AND SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9 and 11 8 p.m. LUNCH HOUR CONCERT, FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 10—12.15 p.m. Direction: N.Z. Broadcasting Service. CHRISTCHURCH CHAMBER MUSIC SOCIETY (Inc.) Fliri’H CONCERT 1854 SEASON FIFTH CONCERT . 1954 SEASON CIVIC THEATRE MONDAY SEPTEMBER 13 THE FAMOUS ALMA TRIO ALMA TRIO ALMA TRIO » FROM U.S.A RECOGNISED AS ONE OF THE LEADING PIANO TRIOS IN THE WORLD TODAY. MAURICE, WILK (Violinist) This ’ Brilliant Artist has Toured Extensively Throughout Europe and U.S.A, in Solo Recitals and Chamber Music •Concerts with Notable Success. GABOR REJTO (Cellist) Pupil of Casals will be Remembered for his Outstanding Playing in Christchurch in Association with Yaltah Menuhin in 1952. , i ADOLPH BALLER (Pianist) Soloist with Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra . . . Known Prominently as Partner in Sonatas with Yehudi Menuhin. THE CONCERT HIGHLIGHT OF THE YEAR BOX PLANS AT BEGG’S BOOKING OPENS TOMORROW ADMISSION: 10/- 7/8 and 5/SCHUSSLERS Twelve Biochemic Salts. 2s each, W. 8.. Falvey, Chemist, 970 Colombo st (opp. Reeces). Christchurch. D.T.C.