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AMUSEMENTS Kerridge-Odeon AVON NOW IN ITS FOURTH BRAW WEEK 1 4 Sessions Daily : 11, 2,5, 8. The Feature “THE MAGGIE” J. Arthur Rank Organisation (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) The Cast Paul Douglas HU PS T «9 REGG : ALEX MACKENZIE ABE BARKER : JAMES COPELAND TOMMY KEARINS A Sir Michael Balcon Ealing Studios Production Something About “THE MAGGIE” ™ THE MERRY JS££. HANICAI - TRADITION OF ‘THE THUNDERBOLT" AND GENEVIEVE” - "THE MAGGIE" IS * SPLENDm SCT BRITISH COMEDY THAT WILL TOUCH YOUR HEART AS WEI L AS YoUR FUNNY BONE! **Th® Maggie” is a Dilapidated Scottish Puffer Boat, aboard which a hustling, bustling American millionaire mistakenly places a very precious cargo ... his frantic antics to get his goods cff the boat, and the canny tactics ol the wily Scots, crew, who are determined to retain it, provide some of the best screen fun for many a long day!

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SOON : ALFRED HITCHCOCK Master Maker of Mystery-Melodrama Presents His Chill-Charged Film Version of the Famous Stage Suspene Thriller—"dial M for MURDER” in Warnercolor and Starring Academy Award Winner RAY MILLAND (Recommended by Censor for Adults.)

Kerridge-Odeon Il|| PLAZA |||| THE CONTINENTAL THEATRE "Phone 88-089 Reserve at Theatre Service Bureau 10.30 to 9 p.m. Daily DAILY AT 2 and 8 p.m. THIRD WEEK The Feature THE DARING, DELIGHTFULLY PROVOCATIVE FRENCH FILM "ADORABLE CREATURES” The Cast Daniel Gerlin Danielle Darrieux MARINE CAROL AUTONELLA M <\LDI (To Comply with the Censor’s Ruting Children Under 16 Years of age will Not Be Admitted) Something About “ADORABLE CREATURES” The Continental Film that has created amazing attendance records in Great Britain, Australia and now enthusiastically acclaimed by Christchurch audiences ... a spicy story of a young Frenchman's love affairs, set in the charm, beauty and elegance of Paris

CENTURY t-dxu T ry A OXI 1 -Phone 75-400. 7.45 p ; m. . TONIGHT 7.45 p.m. Hilarious British Comedy IT’S A COMEDY RIOT FROM ANY ANGLE International Film Dist. Presents EDDIE BYRNE SIDNEY TAFFLER HERMIONE BADDELEY RAYMOND LOVELL In a Skit on English Country Life and People “TIME GENTLEMEN, “TIME GENTLEMEN, PLEASE” PLEASE" 1 (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Little Hayhoo is a small English village, old and remote, whose community life has been brought near to perfection by its council . , , but it has its problems. You’ll enjoy a riot of merriment in their solving PLUS SPECIAL FEATURETTE “Wings Over The World” N.Z. Pictorial Parade featuring mountain canoists navigate the cold, blue crater lake of Tongariro and Ruapehu at 9000 ft, and then down Tongariro river. Also diversion of Clutha river Paramount Airmail News, etc. Plans at D.I.C. At Theatre from 6 pan. “EMPIRE” papanui •Phone 48-283 For the Best in Film Entertainment Read Our Daily Advertisement! SPECIAL PICTURE Bus leaves Truman’s road at 7.10 p.m TONIGHT via Clyde, Ham. Brookside. Aorangi, Wairakei, Greers and Harewood roads. Hail it to Stop!

TONIGHT and TUESDAY, 7.25 A Tale of an Unprincipled Adventurer, a Beautiful Girl and an Orphaned Chinese Boy "HONG KONG” RONALD REAGAN RHONDA FLEMING And Just Made for Laughs! “MA AND PA KETTLE “MA AND PA KETTLE AT HOME” AT HOME”

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