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AMUSEMENTS Kerridge-Odeon 1 REGENT JP ™>r PJn . •PHONE 69-389 a pjn ” P Reservations at Service Bureau in Theatre Foyer Open 10 am. to 9 pm. Daily. A TEMPLE-THROBBING THRILLER On the same shock plane as House Of Wax” LOADED WITH SUDDEN MURDERS Edgar Alien Poe's “PHANTOM OF THE RUE MORGUE” In Technicolor Starring KARL MALDEN—CLAUDE DAUPHIN PATRICIA MEDINA—STEVE FORREST IS A MOVIE MADE TO SHOCK,JTHRgX AND SCARE PEOPLE AND WARNER BROS. HAVE MADE NO BONES ABOUT rri Based on “Murders in the Rue Morgue,” masterpiece of violence, horror and suspense, the story opens on the first Of a string of brutal mystery shock the citizens of Paris and mystify its police. Action of the film r evolv ®« about the terror loosed upon this gaslit city by a gargantuan phantom, whose physical strength coupled with an illusive cunning, is most terrifying Managerial: This film has terrific shock impact, naturally the censor has seen fit to classify . this film as:— ‘CHILDREN UNDER 16 NOT ADMITTED" TONIGHT at 8.10 PortUvely Final Performance of “La Boutique Fantasque” A Ballet In 1 Act; murtc by Roaalnl “ Les Amants Eterneis ” ("THE BTERNAU LOVBRS’J Ballet In 1 Act: muric by Tchelkowuty Together with “Pineapple Poll” First performance, in Christchurch of England's masterpiece direct Sealer’s Well,. Thl, famous ballet is baaed on the Gilbert and Sullivan Operas with music by Arthur Sullivan arranged by Charles Mackerras , The Borovansky Ballet is the only company, other than that of the Sadler s Wells, permitted to “Pineapple THEATRE ROYAL (Telephone: 88-781) J. C. WILLIAMSON THEATRES, LTD., on behalf of The Education in Music and Dramatic Arts Society, present the BOROVANSKY BALLET BOROVANSKY BALLET BOROVANSKY BALLET BOROVANSKY BALLET BOROVANSKY BALLET In The LAST 6 NIGHTS OF A THRILLING SEASON TOMORROW (Matinee and Night) Two Performances Only of “Candide” Ballet in 1 Act; book by Kiril Vaasilkovricy, bared on a atory by Voltaire. Mustr* by Rossini (First Performance In Christchurch) “Prince Igor” Polovtsian Dances from, the Opera “Prince Igor”; music by Borodin Together with “Pineapple Poll” THUBSDAY NEXT (One Puformaoc*) By Special Requert—“Swan Lake” M Pinpannle Poll ” ; jni FRIDAY TIL MONDAY NEXT With Matinee Saturday at 2 “Giselle” A Dramatic Ballet in Two Acts; music by A. Adam “Aurora’s Wedding” Being the Final Act from 'The Sleeping Princess”; music by Tchaikowsky Reserved Galleiy Tickets for Friday available at DJ.C. This Morning; other Gallery Plans Open 4 Days in Advance. D.C. and R.S. plans for the Farewell Night—Monday Next—Open Today Season Finishes Mon. Next

I METRO THEATRE Colombo street, Sydenham ■7.15 pan. TONIGHT 7.15 p.m. The Delicious, Suspicious Story of a Letter to . . . “THREE HUSBANDS” “THREE HUSBANDS” Jt’s Just One Long Loud Laugh from Start to Finish Starring EMLYN WILLIAMS EVE ARDEN HOWARD DA SILVAR, RUTH WARRICK (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Associate Attraction: A Thousand Reckless Miles to Go and Every Curve a Short Cut to Danger . . . a Story of Fast Cars . . . Reckless Women . . . and Sudden Danger! “JOHNNY DARK” “JOHNNY DARK” With Tony Curtis Piper Laurie Don Taylor In Colour by Technicolor (Approved for Univeraal Exhibition.) PUBLIC NOTICES LAKE BRYNDWR ANY Persons found Trespassing on This Property will be liable to prosecution. > G. S. JONATHAN. . S X6SM I WISH TO THANR the Fire Brigade and Neighbours for their kind assistance in saving our furniture when our house was burnt last night. JEOFEREY SMITH, 192 Blenheim road. . 6114 ( GRATEFUL THANKS to all" who so kindly patronised products of “The J. R. Watkins and Co., Ltd.,” the OLDEST and the LARGEST firm of Its kind in the, world, being founded in U.S.A,. 1868. Your ex-Watkins dealer, R. \VHITTLEBURY. 79 Springfield road, St. Albans. MALVERN COUNTY COUNCIL NOTICE TO BURNHAM RESIDENTS OWING to complaints of sheep worrying adjacent to Burnham, it Is intended to carry out a check on dogs kept in the Residential Area of Burnham Military Camp. Owners of unregistered dogs are liable to a fine of £5. Details of dogs *nd the necessary fees may be posted to the County Office, Darfield, and registration will be completed. (Dogs kept as pets Ils, Dogs kept solely for working sheep or cattle 3s 6d. F. G. HOWE. Darfield, County Clerk. March 21, 1955. 6101 ARTHUR’S PASS CHAPEL COMMITTEE (INTERDENOMINATIONAL). PUBLIC LECTURE: ' SCENIC GEMS OF NEW ZEALAND’S “SCENIC GEMS OF NEW ZEALAND’S “SCENIC GEMS OF NEW ZEALAND’S NATIONAL PARKS.” NATIONAL PARKS.” NATIONAL PARKS.” SPEAKERS: j PROFESSOR L. W. McCASKILL and ERNEST A. ADAMS, ESQ. BEAUTIFUL COLOUR ILLUSTRATIONS, INCLUDING MOVIE FILM. CIVIC THEATRE, TONIGHT (TUESDAY), MARCH 22, 8 P.M. ADMISSION 3/-. Plus Booking Fee. Box Plan now open at DJ.C. PROCEEDS FOR CHAPEL BUILDING FUND. M. J. P. GLASGOW, Secretary. _ - ' ' ;6M3 bdN’T Miss the Show in the Repertory I Theatre, Thursday, March 34. 5538