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Press, Volume XC, Issue 27463, 24 September 1954, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS 2nd BIG WEEK ! ! ! 2nd BIG WEEK ! ! I TODAY—4 SHOWS: 11 am., 2 p.m., 5 p.m., 8 p.m. ALSO DAILY: 2 p.m.—B p.m. BEHOLD I THE SPECTACLE OF THE CENTURY I NEVER BEFORE HAVE EYES BEHELD AN ENTERTAINMENT WONDER SUCH AS M.G.M.'S “KNIGHTS OF THE ROUND TABLE” In CINEMASCOPE EXCLUSIVE AT THE LUXURIOUS, NEW ■PHONE i C AV O V i ’PHONE 75-043 1 theatre 1 75-043

Direction: . Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. "Show Place of the South.” Across the MIRACLE MIRROR SCREEN Sweeps the CORONATION SPLENDOUR of CAMELOT CASTLE . . . AMAZING BLACK MAGIC of the WIZARD MERLIN . . THE BEAUTIFUL QUEEN GUINEVERE EXILED FOR LOVE . . . SIR LANCELOTS DUEL AT THE QUICKSAND PIT ... A Thousand NEW Thrills in the Matchless Wonder of CINEMASCOPE With the Added Enchantment of “PERSPECTA” STEREOPHONIC-SOUND “KNIGHTS OF THE ROUND TABLE” In COLOUR Magnificence. Robert Starring Ava TAYLOR GARDNER MEL FERRER And These Famed British Stars:— STANLEY BAKER (Star of “Cruel Sea” and “Red Beret.”) ANNE FELIX CRAWFORD AYLMIJR (Approved for Universal Exhibition) SPECIAL ! The ACADEMY AWARD WINNING Cinemascope Featurette: OVERTURE TO “THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR.” PLANS, s AT D.I.C. AND THEATRE Coming Soon ... THE MIGHTIEST MUSICAL LOVE STORY OF ALL TIME . . . EVEN MORE GLORIOUS NOW ... IN THE MAGNIFICENCE OF CINEMASCOPE I “ROSE MARIE” “ROSE MARIE” Enchantingly Beautiful in Colour. Awaiting Censor’s Certificate Repertory Society Presents SECOND GROUP ONE ACT PLAYS ONE ACT PLAYS ONE ACT PLAYS ONE ACT PLAYS ONE ACT PLAYS REPERTORY THEATRE at 8 p.m. PLAN AT BEGGS TILL 4 p.m. Phone Reserves at Theatre from 6.30 p.m. 77-736 for TONIGHT FOR SATURDAY 1 to 4 p.m. 48-068 Theatre from 6.30 pjn. 77-736 ALL SEATS 2/6 TRIUMPHANTLY ACCLAIMED BY CAPACITY AUDIENCES THROUGHOUT AUSTRALIA I R. J. Kerridge and David N. Martin present:— The Celebrated Concert Pianist and Cinema Star JOSE ITURBI JOSE ITURBI JOSE ITURBI JOSE ITURBI JOSE ITURBI JOSE ITURBI JOSE ITURBI JOSE ITURBI JOSE ITURBI JOSE ITURBI JOSE ITURBI JOSE ITURBI

COMING AT THE HEIGHT OF HIS MUSICAL FAME ! TWO CONCERTS ONLYPRESENTING A DIFFERENT PROGRAMME AT EACH CONCERT. MAJESTIC THEATRE TUESDAY. OCTOBER 12, at 8 p.m. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 13. at 8 pjn. r „ Important There will be no Radio Broadcasts, and Concerts will be held in the 4 Main Centres Only. BOOKINGS: Written Applications tor Preferential Bookings may be Addressed immediately ITURBI, c/o D.I.C. Booking Office. With stamped addressed envelope for reply. PRICE: £1 7s lOd (which includes 2s lOd for tax and booking, fee). FINE ARTS EXHIBITION FINE ARTS EXHIBITION FINE ARTS EXHIBITION ART GALLERY, DURHAM STREET ENCHANTING TREASURES. AN OUTSTANDING EXHIBITION TODAY FRIDAY Also TOMORROW SATURDAY 9 ajn. to 10 pan. —AND— Sunday: 2 p.m. to 9.30 p.m. Rare Furniture, Pictures, China, Glass, Books, Maps, Treasures from Turnbull Library, Period Dresses, Sporting Trophies, etc.. A WEEK OF DELIGHT. CANTERBURY PILGRIMS’ AND EARLY SETTLERS’ ASSOCIATION ADMISSION:—3/-. DAFFODIL SHOW TODAY 10 tn DAFFODIL SHOW 9.30 p m DAFFODIL SHOW AT THE DI C ® Eievator « R d e BROw’ire DAFFODIL SHOW Secretarv Canterbury Hortlcu!DAFFODIL SHOW tural Society DAFFODIL SHOW