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AMUSEMENTS , "SUSAN’S” Season Definitely Closes Thursday DAILY: 2 and 8 p.m.! THE FUN THAT ALL STARTED WHEN “SUSAN SLEP'I HERE” “SUSAN SLEPT HERE’ “SUSAN SLEPT HERE" (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Colour by TECHNICOLOR Starring DICK POWELL DICK POWELL DEBBIE REYNOLDS DEBBIE REYNOLDS ANNE FRANCIS ANNE FRANCIS EXCELLENT SUPPORTS INCLUDE International News. Golden Gate. Little League, and Cartoon, etc. RESERVE NOW! AT D.I.C. IIMAYEAiR ’Phone 79-89711 11 Direction; Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd.|| FRIDAY! ! (. 11—2—5—8 “THE BELLES OF ST. TRINIANS” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) CHEERS! Another TIP-TOP BRITISH COMEDY HAS ARRIVED, with ALASTAIR SIM back in a role that really suits his style of humour . . . “NEARLY A LAUGH A MINUTE” —London Daily Mirror PLEASE NOTE: ANY St. Trlnlan’s girl, PAST or PRESENT, deeming herself misrepresented, injured or wronged in this screen play can step outside and put ’em up, our Mr Searle being constantly in training for this purpose! The whole Comedy Idea was jolly well worth doing, and they jolly well did it! St. Trianians ART and NATURE CLASS especially recommend on the first half:— “Heart Of The Highlands" “Heart Of The Highlands” Glorious COLOUR Tour of SCOTLAND The “MAYFAIR” Plans are at the D.I.C. PERSONALS GIVE to good' hornKTyife-haired TefrlS. T 3046. Press." I NURSING Home has vacancy convalescent patient Cashmere. ’Phone 89-416. gen TLEMAN’. in thirties, invites friend? i° £ Correspondence Club *l? s vacancies for new ' Üb W ?°C. WEDDING HWtg SERVICE (in association with Hugh Wright, ’ are a complete Morning Suit Hire Service. You can be assured of your looking your best in one of these high-grade morning suits, expertly tailored and fitted to perA or a -P “PPointment Ring 65-432 (think cf 6 and count back), or call at 735 COLOMBO STREET ==aßEg _jCnr. Gloucester st.) W.T.C. AND FOUND 1081 Sun <l«l r between 54-46Q ale and 83 road. Reward.

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