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Press, Volume XCI, Issue 27644, 28 April 1955, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS LAST DAY Kerridge-Odeon REGENT THONE 69-389 Reservations at Service Bureau in Theatre Foyer Open 10 am. to 9 pm. Daily TODAY: 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. Warner Bros present the most distinguished musical drama of all time . • . “A STAR IS HORN” “A STAR IS BORN” Enhanced by the beauty of TECHNICOLOR and the life-like quality of CINEMASCOPE With JUDY GARLAND And JAMES MASON Charles Bickford Jack Carson SIX SONG HITS . . . Including Hit Parade favourite “ The Man That Got Away.” (Approved for Universal Exhibition) COMMENCING TOMORROW Columbia Pictures Present an Explosive Drama Ripping Bare toe Emotions of Four People Whose Destinies Cross in the Remote Mountain • Ranges of the High Sierras JEAN SIMMONS RORY CALHOUN “A BULLET IS WAITING” In Technicolor BLAZING DESIRE! BURNING HATE! RAGING FURY! (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) RESERVE NOW! Finally Tonight at 8 “ESCAPE ROUTE” (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Starring GEORGE RAFT And “COUNTERSPY” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Starring DERMOT WALSH AT THE NEW-POUCY ST. JAMES’ Direction: Kerridge-Odeon (Tel. 75-280 for Reserves from 7 p.m.) COMMENCING TOMORROW, 8 pm. SATURDAY: 2 pm., 8 pm. MONDAY-THURSDAY AT 8 pm. THE REST SHOW SINCE “THE QUIET MAN”! !

LAUGHS! ACTION! LAUGHS! ACTION! LAUGHS! ACTION! JOHN WAYNE JOHN WAYNE JOHN WAYNE JOHN WAYNE JOHN WAYNE As the Cowboy who was Girl-proof . . . a Rough-riding Rodeo Champ . . . JEAN ARTHUR As the City Girl Determined to Rough It Out West . . . In “THE COWBOY AND “THE COWBOY AND “THE COWBOY AND “THE COWBOY AND THE GIRL” THE GIRL” THE GIRL” THE GIRL” (Filmed as “A LADY TAKES A • CHANCE”) With PHIL SILVERS CHARLES WINNIGER The laugh-filled, whirlwind story of a cowboy who took the prize on and off the field! Plus A th rill-packed crime drama of six underworld desperadoes . . . you’ll meet Johnny the Kid The Mole The Colonel and other strange denizens of the back streets in “THE SIX MEN” “THE SIX MEN” “THE SIX MEN” Starring HAROLD WARRENDER OLGA EDWARDES (Programme Recommended by Censor for Adults.) SUBUBBAN CINEMAS RANGIOBA -’■regent•• 8 p.m.: “The Man Behind The Gun” (Tech.) (Randolph Scott) (A) SUMNER -•■HOLLYWOOD” 8 p.m.: “Battle Circus” (Humphrey Bogart, June Allyson) (A) KAIAPOI -’ RIALTO" 7.45 p.m.: “War Paint” (Robert Stack) (U) (Tech.), “Prince Of Pirates” (Tech.) (U) RICCARTON -“Rex” 7.15 p.m.: “The Savage” (U), “The Well” (Children Under 14 Not Admitted) NEW BRIGHTON -*koxy’ 7.45 p.m.: “Tarzan And The She Devil” (U), “Tumbleweed” (U) LYTTELTON -“harbour light” 7.30 p.m.: “Kansas Pacific” (U), “Slight Case Of Larceny” (U) Censorship Index: (U) App. for Universal Exhibition. (A) Ree. by Censor for Adults. GRAND DISPLAY OF BOXING, WRESTLING, JUDO BY CRICHTON COBBERS’ CLUB, 192 Peterborough street. TONIGHT (THURSDAY), 8 P.M. TONIGHT (THURSDAY), 8 P.M. Assisted by Prominent Artists. Adults 2/6; Children 1/-. In aid of Rotary Aged Welfare Appeal. X3232 PUBLICNOTICES DIVORCE EVIDENCE Consult Canterbury Inquiry Agency Offices, 86 Cashel street, Christchurcn. ior securing evidence for divorce, and general inquiries undertaken throughout New Zealand. Expert operators: strictly confidential Fees moderate. Advice free. Highest credentials. Terms arranges. Write, call, or ’Phone 70-677. Hours: Daiiy 8.30 a.m. till. 5.15 p.m.; Friday, 9 till 9 p.m. Established 1936. G HART. PrinciPal M.G.F. FRANK GRAHAM AND SON. Stock and Sharebrokers, 153 Hereford street Telephone 62-339. Th.T.C. STEWART DAWSONS, STEWART DAWSONS, MARCASSITE JEWELLERY. English and Continental. The Most Fashionable and Popular Jewellery of the Day. All Set in Sterling Silver. Pieces from 37s 6d. Stewart Dawson’s Corner. High street M.7)iur.