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

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* AMUSEMENTS BOOK EARLY FOR TODAY’S MaTINKB. PLANS AT TSE THEATRE TODAY II MAYFAIR I iDirection: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd 11 DAILY at 2 pun. and * P-m. 4th HILARIOUS WEEK JOY UNTOLD A GEM OF A COMEDY 1 The Hilarious Tale of * **<*K£*g Storekeeper and nis U ntiring Eftorts to Launch into Matrimony Jus Three Adult Daughters - who had their own—of the in-laws and outlaws. the Prossers, the Beenstocke. Sam Minns. Ada Flggins and Ma. - Old Tubby—they’re all in it to give you the Longest and Loudest Laugh of the Year! DAVID LEAN’S “HOBSON’S CHOICE” “HOBSON’S CHOICE" “ HOBSON’S CHOICE ” --- Starring CHARLES LAUGHTON CHARLES LAUGHTON (As Henry Horatio Hobaon. who <4Md« his time between his BootoaMag Business and the “ Moonraker, ten ) JOHN MILLS JOHN MILLS (Wiilie Mossop to you, Hobson’s Timid Employee, who divides HIS time between Making Shoes and Avoiding the Affectionate Advances of His Emjployer s tct** Daughters or, rather, TWO, for Himself Admits “ She’s a Bit on Ripe Side for Marriage is Qur Maggie ) BRENDA DE BANZIE BRENDA DE BANZIE (As Practicable, Lovable Maggie who efficiently Ran Her Father’s efficiently Ran His Home and Finany just as efficiently Ran Off With the " Boot-hand t) (Approved for Universal Exhibition) PLANS AT THEATRE.

CIVIC THEATRE Friday, November 12th November 13th Monday, November 15th THE GREAT VARIETY SHOW Presenting the TOP-SELLING COMBINATION COLE WILSON and HIS TUMBLEWEEDS AUSTRALASIAN FAMED STARS of STAGE, RADIO, AND RECORDING Thousands upon Thousands of Records have been Sold of this Famous Western and Hilly-Billy Group. Singing, Yodelling, and Playing in the way that has macw them Famous. On the final night in Conservative Dunedin, the Theatre was completely toML out and hundreds were unable to gain admittance. You’ve heard them on the RADIO. You’ve heard them on RECORDS.. You’ve read about them in the PAPERS. NOW—SEE. HEAR AND APPLAUD, these Artists. Since commencing ’ every house has been packed to capacity and hundreds turned away. BE WISE ~ BOOK EARLY MEET \ MRS MOP She will have you rolling in your seats with laughter as she presents her Brand-New Gags. Acts and Jokes. LAUGH AND LISTEN TO - WATSON RAINES And his talking doll JERRY. SEE, HEAR AND APPLAUD BILL WOLFGRAM And His HAWAIIANS The Great Hawaiian String CombingttGn of Stage, Radio and Recording Fame, with their Pulsating Rhythm, Romgntle Melodies, and Scintillating Hulas. INTRODUCING CHARMING ■v NOLA HEWITT In NEW SONGS AND DANCES Including the Famous TIGER SHARK MAUI WALTZ ISLAND RHYTHM FAST AND SLOW HULAS MAGICIAN . THE GREAT ESCALANTE MASTER MODERN MAGICIAN AND ILLUSIONIST Recently returned from Australia THE GREAT ESCALANTE Invites you to come on stage and have a drink from ESCALANTE WONDER BAR SEE THE GREAT «1(100 TRUNK mystfry A girt is tied in a canvas Bag, placed in a Trunk, which is then padlocked and roped by volunteers from the, Audience. You are then invited to unlock the Trunk, open It up, and find the amazing thing which has happened. DANGER ! DANGER 1 AND WE MEAN DANGER We particularly ask Members of the PreM and the Audience to come on Stage and view this Dangerous Act. Volunteers from the Audience will be asKed to come on Stage and fil! an Iron 50 Gallons of water. ESCALANTE, wearing only Bathing Trunks, will then be Locked inside this Can of Water by the Volunteers. The time limit in which he can stay in this Can of Water is two minutes—if he does not escape he will drown or suffocate. DON’T MISS THIS OUTSTANDING VARIETY SHOW With a cast of supporting artists. Lighthearted humour, and colourful costumes. Bookings Now Open at DJ.C. PRICE; 6s. Plus Tax. KAIKOURA RESIDENTS:— , PLEASE NOTE The TUMBLEWEEDS play at the MAYFAIR THEATRE, Kaikoura on Tuesday. November 9th. Book Now at Ratoiti Book Club

ERNEST JENNER EDNA BOYD-WILSON WINSTON SHARP RECITAL CIVIC THEATRE THURSDAY NEXT NOVEMBER 11 th 8 p.m. Programme Vocal Duets: Purcell and Dvorak Songs: Early Italians, Handel. Brahms, Wolf Piano Solos: Passacaglia—Roncalli (1692) Villanelia Anon. (16th Century) Introduction and Fugue Frescobald! (15831644) Six Bulgarian Miniatures (Choumen)—P. Wladigeroff Op. 29 Roumanian Pastorale and Dance—M. Mihalovici Op. 32 Booking Now Open at Beggs Admission 4/- i OTHER - AM:USEMENTS~PAGSTi3: j PAINFUL Corns quickly relieved Dy ■ Iggo's Corn Solvent: 1/6 LtiKle. 133“ * fl (Chemists), Ltd., 105 Cash al st. 5821 fl