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Press, Volume XC, Issue 27471, 4 October 1954, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS, CHALK UP ANOTHER BIG “SMASH-HIT” FOR CINEMASCOPE Record Crowds Over the Week-end Applaud Another Wonderful Cinemascope Programme ... . . . The Breathtaking “Games” . . . The Exciting “Movie Stunt Pilot” and the “New Look' v of the Magical FULL Vision Lenses Of CINEMASCOPE AT THE LUXURIOUS, NEW 'PHONE ~j C AVCI V I ’ PHONE 75-0431 theatre 1? 5-043 Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. "Show Place of the South.” 2 p.m. DAILY 8 p.m. 20th Century-Fox presents a breathless journey into the black heart of the “GARDEN OF EVIL” “GARDEN OF EVIL” Colours by TECHNICOLOR, with High Fidelity 4-Track STEREOPHONIC SOUND Tempted by fate . . . tom by desire . . . they trespass into the “Garden Of Evil” GARY COOPER SUSAN HAYWARD RICHARD WIDMARK Cameron Mitchell Rita Moreno The uncanny background of the lush Banana Jungles, Deserts, ancient Villages, and hazardous mountain trails. are nothing short of breathtaking. The NEWLY PERFECTED Anamorphic Lenses sweep distances aside, bringing mountains 20 miles away on the sky-line as clear and alive as the amazing foreground. It is as visually beautiful in its own lusty, violent way as were the scenes of Europe in “THREE COINS IN THE FOUNTAIN" Plus More of Those Wondrous CINEMASCOPE Featurettes . . . 15 THRILLING MINUTES OF HIGHLIGHTS OF “The British Empire Games” “The British Empire Games” Captured in the Wonder of CINEMASCOPE, Colour by TECHNICOLOR with High-fidelity STEREOPHONIC SOUND And “MOVIE STUNT PILOT” Takes you on a Breath-taking Air Ride in a Series of the Craziest Stunts Ever Attempted EARLY BOOKING STRONGLY ADVISED PLANS AT D.I.C. AND THEATRE SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE WRESTLING WRESTLING CIVIC THEATRE! WRESTLING CIVIC THEATRE' WRESTLING WRESTLING NEXT THURSDAY. WRESTLING NEXT THURSDAY. WRESTLING WRESTLING FINAL BOUT OF WRESTLING FINAL BOUT OF WRESTLING SEASON WRESTLING SEASON. WRESTLING WRESTLING THE GREAT ZORRO WRESTLING THE GREAT ZORRO WRESTLING THE GREAT ZORRO WRESTLING THE GREAT ZORRO WRESTLING (Holland) WRESTLING v. WRESTLING 8080 WRIGHT WRESTLING 8080 WRIGHT WRESTLING 8080 WRIGHT WRESTLING 8080 WRIGHT ‘ WRESTLING (The 6ft 7in American ’ WRESTLING Negro) • WRESTLING WRESTLING For the final bout, an outWRESTLING standing contest has been WRESTLING arranged. These two men WRESTLING are very well matched, and WRESTLING this should be the most WRESTLING exciting match of the WRESTLING season. WRESTLING Plans Open at DALE’S, WRESTLING TODAY. WRESTLING 5293 PUBLIC NOTICES ’ DARFIELD CROQUET AND BOWLING CLUB’S RAFFLE. Drawn under Police Supervision September 30. \ Ist Prize: 1985 W. Moir, Darfield. 2nd Prize: 2247—J. Aitken, Darfield. 3rd Prize: 3183—G. Dean, Christchurch. 4th Prize: 1092—8. Parsons, Darfield. J. THOMPSON, Hon.. Sec., Darfield. 5392 AIR FORCE ASSOCIATION, ING—' NATIONAL COMPETITION RESULTS. Ist Prize, Ticket 33275: “Feeling Blue” ! (Otago Butt). : 2nd. 37925: J. Egan, 705 Grays road, Hastings. r. 3rd, 11146; Keith O’Reilly, Wellington. 4th, 16413: G. Helghway, Box 132, Gisr borne. sth, 32260: A. R. Geddes, 95 Cavell street, 2 Dunedin, E.l. 7 6th, 1333: C. S. Smith, C/o Hay’s, Ltd., Christchurch. 7th, 23495: J. Hartley, Upper Moutere, Nelson. Bth, 38203: Mr F. Bate, C/o N.8.H.5.. 1 Napier. ’ 9th. 30743:* David Hawkins, 31 Springvale • road, Wanganui. 10th, 45788: Betty Beale, 10 Ashley street, Rotorua. P. EASTWOOD, , Dominion Secretary. ' : 3291 ST. MATTHEWS CHURCH, BRYNDWK ART UNION RESULT. i m- * a und .Fl Police Supervision.) 1 First Prize, £25: Ticket No. 6480. Mrs 3 Cavanagh, 54 Sherborne street, St. Albans. Second Prize. £5. Ticket No. 3221, blank butt. ' Five Prizes, £1 each; Tickets No. 11895 L. Loughnan, 128 Fendalton rd.; No 9 1J 05 ®A„^F o V*’ ,: No ' 5322 ’ blank but ‘: No. 7979. Mrs D. McPhail. 1 Highgate ave.; No. 3144, L. C. Griffiths, 46 Mcßeath ave. T. D. CLIFFORD. Secretary, 5 Orkney street. COMPETITION RESULTS: Dinner Set: No. 22512. Cake No. 1: No. 13598, Miss Blewman. Bag of Sugar: No. 25536, Mr Lockey. Box of Chocolates: No. 12848, "Snow.” Cushion No. 1: No. 13854, Mr Price. 134 ’ Office road. Cushion No. 2: No. 15720, Mr Wall. Cake No. 2: No. 21984: Hand-knitted Shawl: No. 10391. Bed Jacket: No. 10935. Locknit Nightdress: No. 29140. > Duchesse Set: No. 29450. Walkie-Talkie Doll: No. 324, A. Johnson. 25 Christian street. • Box of Groceries: No. 1278, M. Maloney. WHITE’S TRAVEL SERVICE, LTD. r 17 DAYS IN FIJI. XMAS NEW YEAR CHRISTCHURCH back to CHRISTCHURCH. £l4B 16s. 0 NORTHBOUND by P.A.A. CLIPPER SOUTHBOUND by T.E.A.L. DC-6 TOUR VITI LEVU by CAR. GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL BLUE LAGOON CRUISE KOROLEVU BEACH HOTEL I- 26 NEW REGENT STREET. P.O. Box 16. ’Phone 75-810. 534( y s VONO BUNKS >. VONO BUNKS =• VONO BUNKS 6 VONO BUNKS VONO BUNKS VONO BUNKS e VONO BUNKS 2 VONO BUNKS VONO BUNKS t VONO BUNKS VONO BUNKS VONO BUNKS i. Imported English all metal double Bunk 6 units. Solve the space problem at home - or * n A e b , ach with one or more of these useful bunks. Strongly constructed of angle iron with diamond mesh wire on tension springs. £lO/12/6 £lO/12/6 £lO/12/6 t. £lO/12/6 j £lO/12/6 £lO/12/6 II Spray painted ivory, 22/6 extra. 9 McKENZIE and WILLIS, LTD., „ McKENZIE and WILLIS, LTD., y McKENZIE and WILLIS, LTD., McKENZIE and WILLIS, LTD., i’ 120 Hereford st. r. mjt s, VISIT Glenelg Health Camp Monday >5 October 4, 1954. Special Poet Office foi 13 First-day Covers. -- ■ < - aeei