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AMUSEMENTS Remember Always—- “ Reserve At The Majestic” ?fe AI I?.f OR „A L - L SESSIONS ARE HELD AT OUR SERVICE BUREAU IN THE THEATRE FOYER FROM 9.30 a.m. TO 9 pan. DAILY Plans Available 6 Days In Advance Australasian Premiere TODAY—AT THE MAJESTIC The Show Place of Christchurch Direction: Kerridge-Odeon. ’Phone 79-287. 4 SHOWS TODAY AT 11 a.m. 2 p.m. 5 p.m. 8 p.m. FOR THE FIRST TIME . . . ~ „ The Technicolor Motion Picture Camera Takes you Behind the Scenes of England’s Great Race Tracks ... . A Tender, Human, Down-to-earth Story of all the Thrills. Excitement, Intrigue, Drama and Disappointments Associated with the Sport of Kings . . . A Never-to-be-forgotten Story that takes you Right into the Hearts and Homes of the People Themselves ... A Story that Thrillingly Blends Romance and Racing . . . Heartbeats and Hoofbeats . . Comedy and Pathos ! J. Arthur Rank Presents the Magnificent Technicolor Production

“THE “THE “THE RAINBOW RAINBOW RAINBOW JACKET ” JACKET” JACKET” STARRING Kay Walsh Bill Owen Edward Underdown Robert Morley AND FEATURING Sir Gordon and Fella Edmonds (As the Boy Jockey) Filmed against the breathtaking background of some of England’s most Jamous racecourses, including Newmarket, Epsom, Lingfield, Sandown Park and Doncaster . . . And Enhanced by the Rich Colours of Technicolor . . . This is the Rare Motion Picture Treat that could only come from a British Studio L (Approved for Universal Exhibition) RESERVE WITHOUT DELAY—AT OUR SERVICE BUREAU IN THE THEATRE FOYER I

Commencing Today at 1.30 p.m. 5 p.ip. 7.30 p.m. SESSIONS THEN DAILY AT 1.30 p.m., 7.30 p.m. A GRAND DOUBLE ATTRACTION BING JOAN CROSBY WYMAN fra’nchot tone . In Paramount’s Topper Comedy Hit with Laughs, Songs and Drama that Spells Grand Entertainment Also Featuring the Hit Tune—"ln the Cool, Cool of the Evening” It’s the Merriest Musical in Years. You’ll Rock with the Merriment When You See “HERE COMES THE GROOM” “HERE COMES THE GROOM” (Approved for Universal Exhibition) = EMBASSY = Direction: Kerridge-Odeon. Dial 77-413 for ’Phone Reserves Also A Mystery That’s Gripping and Full of Suspense. “Who was the Lady in the Fog?” And why was a Murder Committed That Involved This Mysterious Lady? All the Answers Are Given in One of the Most Powerful Epics Ever Screened in “LADY IN THE FOG” “LADY IN THE FOG”

Starring ' CESAR ROMERO LOIS MAXWELL (Recommended by Censor for Adults) GRAND SURPRISE FOR THE CHILDREN TOMORROW, SATURDAY At 9.45 with the Gala Opening of THE EMBASSY HAPPY PALS CLUB—Featuring BED SKELTON in “The Fuller Drush Man” Also Cartoons, Comedies and Chapter One of a New Brick Bradford Serial Competitions, Birthday Cake METRO THEATREI Colombo street, Sydenham 7.15 p.m. TONIGHT 7.15 p.m. MATINEE 1.30 p.m. TOMORROW Two Great Pictures on the One Programme! ! 1 ! ! No. 1 “THE GRACE MOORE STORY” In Technicolor, Starring KATHRYN GRAYSON The Ragtime-to-Riches Story of Her Laugh-ringing, LoveRapturous Life No. 2 Kissing or Fighting He Made “PARK ROW” The Most Notorious Street in the Country “PARK ROW” Street of Rogues, Reporters and Romance . . . Brawling and Boisterous as the era that gave it fame! ! ! ! GENE EVANS as PHINEAS MITCHELL The Crusading Editor MARY WELCH as CHARITY HACKETT She Owend Every Man On

“PARK ROW” A Great and Exciting Entertainment (Both App. for Universal Exhibition.) SUBURBAN CINEMAS RICCARTON -■■MX" 7.30 p.m. "Give a Girl a Break” (A). “The Golden Blade” (U). RANGIORA -■•regent8.15 p.m. “Hurricane Smith” (Yvonne de Carlo) (Tech.) (U). LYTTELTON ~‘ ,HARBOUR LIGHT ” 7.45 pan. "The Half Breed” (U). “Destination Gobi” (U). SUMNER - -HOLLYWOOD" 7.45 p.m. "Take Me To Town’ (U). “At the Circus” (U). KAIAPOI -' 'RIALTO" 7.45 pun. "Forbidden" (A). "Column South" (U). NEW BRIGHTON -"Roxy” 7.45 pan. “Scarlet Angel” (U). “Pride of St. Louis” (U). RAKAIA 8 pan. “Changing of the Guard” (Nigel Patrick) (u). Censorship Index: (U) Ap. for Universal Exhibition. (A) Rec. by Censor for Adults.