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AMUSEMENTS ' Reserve For The Avon at The Avon Aur now held at SERVICE BUREAU IN THF THEATRE’S FOYER . . (There Avon Plans at the D.1.C.) . . . FROM ??.nn OPEN mJ OR RESERVATIONS FROM 10.00 a.m. TO 9:00 p.m.—SIX DAYS A WEEK. At Your Favourite Theatre . . . The AVON 3 SESSIONS DAILY: 2, 5 AND 8 p.m. AS A SUPER SPRINGTIME TONIC—A SURE CURE FOR YOUR ILLS Tanvm * • Arthur Rank Presents . BRITAIN’S NEWEST TECHNICOLOR COMEDY DELIGHT—“DOCTOR IN THE HOUSE” . , , Richard Gordon’s Fabulously Funny Best-selling Book about the Triumphs, Trials and Errors of a Happy-go-lucKy Group of Would-be Medicos is Brilliantly Brought to the Screen by one of the Gayest Star Casts in Years!—Headed by that Joyous “Genevieve’’ Twosome— Kenneth More Kay. Kendall with DIRK BOGARDE MURIEL PAVLOW DONALD SINDEN JAMES ROBERTSON JUSTICE DONALD HOUSTON (Approved Cor Universal Exhibition.) [century V 45 pjn. TONIGHT 7.45 n.m. OUTSTANDING BRITISH PRODUCTION A Witty, Heart-warming Story for Everyone You’ll Love Every Minute of it It’s about Politics, Hates, Romance and Love, but it’s all so Refreshingly Different LONDON FILMS PRESENT “THE LITTLE WORLD OF DON CAMILLO” DON CAMILLO”

(In English Dialogue) Starring FERNANDEL GINO CERVI SYLVIE MANARA (Approved for Universal Exhibition) Comforting and amusing story of two strong and generous hearted men who fight each other tenaciously, yet are profoundly conscious of each other’s honesty, and eventually always manage to compromise and agree on essential points EXCELLENT FEATURETTES INCLUDE “BRITISH EMPIRE GAMES” Plans at D.I.C At Theatre from 6 pjn. COMING FRIDAY: “MOULIN ROUGE” “EKIpTr E” . ’Phone 48-283 FINALLY TONIGHT 7.10 p,m. Red SKELTON, Ann RUTHERFORD in “WHISTLING IN BROOKLYN” Lana TURNER, Fernando LAMAS in “THE MERRY WIDOW ” (Both App. for Universal Exhibition) SUBURBAN CINEMAS RICCARTON—“ RBX " ' 7.1 S p.m.: "Take the High Ground" (A), “New Mexico" (U) RANGIORA - mcbnt 8 p.m.: ,A The Man Between” fJames Mason, Claire Bloom) (U) LYTTELTON*“’‘ HARBOUR light” 8 p.m.: 'Venetian Bird” (Richard Todd, John Gregson) (U) SUMNER -* HOLLYWOOD" 8 pjn. "Folly to be Wise” (Alistair Sim) (A). KAIAPOI-“ RIALTO ” 7.45 pjn.: “Desperate Search” (Howard Keel, Jane Greer) (A) NEW BRIGHTON - boxy 745 p.m.: “LUI” (Leslie Caron, Mel Ferrer) (Tech.) (U) . RAKAIA 8 p.m.: "High Treason” (Andre Morell) (U) Censorship Index: (U) Ap. tor Exhibition. (A) Rec, by Censor lor Adults.

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