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

AMUSEMENTS GREAT ADVENTURE ! ! In the Thrilling Tradition of "MOGAMBO " and T ’KING SOLOMON’S mines.” 2 p.m. TODAY 8 p.m. -fe II ST AT Ell -S. II ’Phone 78-881 II MEETS." Direction: Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd (Throughout New Zealand) “VALLEY OF THE KINGS” From Ancient Egypt—Land of the Pharaohs and the trackless, mysterious , desert . . . from the heart of one of the world’s most romantic Kingdoms comes this tense drama of Love and Danger! Mfctro-Goldwyn-Mayer’s Spectacular Adventure Romance “VALLEY I Of The KINGS” 1 IN EXOTIC COLOUR Starring ROBERT TAYLOR i ELEANOR PARKER Carlos Thompson VICTOR JORY SAMIA GAMAL An AMAZING ADVENTURE under the shadow of , the Sphinx. A PERILOUS SEARCH for a Pharaoh’s treasure. A FORBIDDEN LOVE that flames like the desert sands. (Approved for Universal Exhibition) Excellent Supports include:— “ DO SOMEONE A FAVOUR.” Pete Smith Specialty, " HOMESTEADER” Droopy Colour Cartoon. PLANS AT THEATRE FROM 10.30 a.m. NEXT MONDAY NEXT MONDAY (NOVEMBER Sth) AND TUESDAY, NOV. 9th. (AT 8 pm. EACH NIGHT) From The Stage Of The ST. JAMES’ -IN TUAM STREET ” Presented By R. J. Kerridge, m 'Association with the N.Z. Alpine Club SIR EDMUND HILLARY SIR EDMUND HILLARY SIR EDMUND HILLARY SIR EDMUND HILLARY , SIR EDMUND HILLARY SIR EDMUND HILLARY SIR EDMUND HILLARY Conqueror of Everest. TELLS FOR' THE FIRST TIME THE AMAZING STORY OF ACHIEVEMENT. DISASTER, COURAGE AND TRIUMPH OF THIS YEAR’S NEW ZEALAND HIMALAYAN EXPEDITION HIMALAYAN EXPEDITION Graphically illustrated with Lantern Slides. An Exciting Story to thrill the hearts of every New Zealander. The fall of Jim MacFarlane and Brian Wilkins into the treacherous crevasse: The call for help; The rescue; The injury to Sir Edmund and his subsequent illness; . His recovery and return home. From the STAGE SIR EDMUND dramatically recaptures the anticipation with which the world awaited news of the EVEREST HERO and our NEW ZEALAND ALPINISTS. IN ADDITION—THE COLOUR S ?SoNAL ! Popular Price: 6/-, plus tax. A LIMITED NUMBER OF V- (PlUi Tax) SEATS WILL BE ON SALE AT ST. JAMES' FROM 6.30 PJM. MONDAY. By arrangement with the N.i. Alpine Club the proceeds from these appearances will be made available to the Canterbury Mountaineering Club’s 1955 Masherbrum Expedition Managerial: An autographed photo of Sir Edmund Hillary wifi be presented to every person attending either of the above sessions Plans Are At D.I.C. EROICA CLUB (INC.) Under direction of Mr Ernest Empson Patron: Dr. Vernon Griffiths REPERTORY THEATRE Tonight At 8 pan.

PROGRAMMZ Rondo in A, K. 511 (Mozart), Christopher Gray. Leporello’a Aria and When A Maiden Takes Your Fancy, "Don Giovanni.” (Mozart), Murray Hunter. Sonata in E Major, Op. 109 (Beethoven), Margaret Nielsen. Five Pieces (Tschaikowski), Alison Edgar. Variations and Fugue (Handel-Brahms), Jennifer Barnard. Conte (Medtner) t Aline Studholme. British Art Songs, Heather Smith. Impromptu (Faure), Caroline LUI. Ballade in G Minor (Chopin), Brian Falloon. Non-Subscribera 4/Student’s Concession 2/8 “’-■MPIKE” MATINEE TODAY, 1.45 "Road To Morocco ” and Selected Shorts. TONIGHT, MONDAY, TUESDAY, 7.20. A Harem-Scarem Riot of Song and Laughter. 808 HOPE, BING CROSBY, DOROTHY LAMOUR In “ROAD TO MOROCCO” And Hilarious Fun from start to finish ALEC GUINNESS, JOAN GREENWOOD in “ THE MAN IN THE WHITE SUIT ’ (All App. for Universal Exhibition) GREAT CIVIC THEATRE RALLY To give you your one chance to hear JOE WEATHERLY JOE WEATHERLY JOE WEATHERLY . . . fresh from India last week you’ll be thrilled by this American’s fearless presentation of URGENT VITAL FACTS k URGENT VITAL FACTS GOD J*ANTS YOU TO KNOW 1 ’ Be sure you hear the Director IndiaCeylon Youth For Christ tn this great Rally. Supporting Bass Soloist ALAN BURTENSHAW ALAN BURTENSHAW 8.15 p.m. SUNDAY 14th November CIVIC THEATRE SOFTBALL ENGLISH PARK SOFTBALL ENGLISH PARK SOFTBALL SOFTBALL (Stand Glassed In). . SOFTBALL SOFTBALL TODAY TODAY. SOFTBALL J SOFTBALL Senior Men, 3 p.m.: , SOFTBALL CHRISTCHURCH V. ROYALS SOFTBALL CHRISTCHURCH V. ROYALS SOFTBALL SOFTBALL 1.30, Senior Women: softball MONOWAI v - united. SOFTBALL Adults, 2s; Children Free, i SOFTBALL No. 4 Bus Stops at Gate. SOFTBALL 3313