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Press, Volume XC, Issue 27500, 6 November 1954, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS Reserve For The Avon at The Avon Our Service Bureau is Open for Booking from 10 am. to 9 p.m. Six Days a Week. REMEMBER, TOO THERE’S A 5 p.m. Session Every Day At Your Favourite Theatre . . . The AVON t.. Direction: Kerridge-Odeon. Thone 86-034. Hearing Aids Available. 3 SESSIONS TODAY: 2, 5 AND 3. FUN-FILLED WEEK —AND STILL PACKED TO THE DOORS EVERY SINGLE NIGHT I ... IT IS JUST AS NE-—ESSARY AS EVER TO RESERVE WELL AHEAD. You Know What Students Are! ( —Especially Medical Students) VA,t-.,? :VE Y 2. U THINK you do. you LL FIND THIS FABULOUSLYFUNNY CHRONICLE OF THEIR LIVES AND LOVES AN EYEOPENER AND AN EDUCATION I ... IF YOU DONT KNOW WHAT STUDENTS ARE J; Arthur Rank will Daringly Expose (in Glorious Technicolor too. if You Please !) The Awful Truth About the Gayest Group of Them Ever to (Dis) Grace The Sliver Screen I

“DOCTOR IN THE HOUSE” 1 < Starring Kenneth More Kay Kendall DIRK BOGARDE MURIEL PAVLOW DONALD SINDEN JAMES ROBERTSON JUSTICE DONALD HOUSTON (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) I CENTURY t st x -Phone 75-400. MATINEE TODAY, 2.15 p.m. 7.45 p.m. TONIGHT 7.45 pan. LES FEMMES LES LOVES AND LAUTREC In Technicolor A REALLY MAGNIFICENT ATTRACTION Set against the brilliantly colourful background of Paris in the 1880’s, Moulin Rouge is the human drama of ToulouseLautrec, a strange little man who was a giant in the world of art. JOSE FERRER scores a triumph in etching the character of the bitter, pathetic, malformed cripple Henri Toulouse-Lautree in John Huston's “MOULIN ROUGE” “MOULIN ROUGE” with ZSA ZSA GABOR SUZANNE FLON and introducing COLLEN MARCHAND (Bee. by Censor for Adults. Unsuitable for Children) A story of a great artist's struggle to rise above his infirmities, told with understanding, and frankness, and presents a vivid and full blooded picture of the uninhibited Parisian life of the Eighties, peopled by a host of characters . . . all of whom were Lautrec’s friends, and part of his world. Plans at Theatre Today.

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