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Press, Volume XCI, Issue 27664, 21 May 1955, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS TODAY IS THE DAY ! A Superb Double Bill Both in Glorious Colour! FOR BETTER FILMS CRYSTAL PALACE "THE COMFORTABLE THEATRE” Direction; Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. • For Reservations *Phone 78-602 Two Giant Sessions 2 p.m. 8 p.m. —ONE— A bombshell of sheer excitement exploding into the finest Red Blooded Adventure you have ever seen ! ! “THE NEBRASKAN” “THE NEBRASKAN” (Universal Exhibition) starring PHIL CAREY The greatest scout since WILL CODY ROBERTA HAYNES A girl whose beauty is matched only by her courage A thrill-a-minute epic that will fairly curl your hair with excitement! —PLUS—RICARDO MONTALBAN BETTA ST. JOHN In an outstanding Historical Adventure that blazes across the Screen in a Glorious Saga of Eastern Splendour and Chivalrous Adventure ! ! “SARACEN BLADE” “SARACEN BLADE” “SARACEN BLADE” (Universal Exhibition) Knights and their men at* arms! See them stcrm a walled city! Giant stone hurlers! Man to Man battles! Exotic Romance! Robust Humour! It’s all nere in this rich super film spiced with Adventures in the Eastern Deserts! BOOK NOW AT DJ.C. OR THEATRE. TO SEE THESE COLUMBIA SPECIALS! “ISM PI RE” papanui X ’Phone 48-283 TODAY: 1.10 p.m., 5 p.m., 7 p.m. MONDAY AND TUESDAY, 7 p.m. —SUPERB SCREEN ENTERTAINMENT— The Incredible Escapes . . . The Amazing Love Story. Of The Most Fabulous Dare-devil Who Ever Lived. TONY CURTIS JANET LEIGH “HOUDINI” “HOUDINI” Although the spotlight is on Houdini’s agility in escaping from straitjackets, burglar-proof safes, etc, there is engendered in his life story a wonderful and tender tale of love. Funnier than "The Paleface.” 808 HOPE JANE RUSSELL ROY ROGERS in their Laugh, Fun and Gag Show “SON OF PALEFACE” “SON QF PALEFACE” Eighty Minutes of Uproarious Entertainment interspersed with Songs including "Buttons and Bows.” • (Boilt n.x^ n s " eened a ‘ THE CHRISTCHURCH RELIGIOUS DRAMA SOCIETY PRESENTS JOHN DRINKWATER’S MAN’S HOUSE” “A MAN’S HOUSE” “A MAN’S HOUSE” Produced by PIPPA ROBINS REPERTORY THEATRE FRIDAY, SATURDAY, MONDAY and TUESDAY, May 27, 28, 30 and 31 MATINEE ON THE SATURDAY. BOOKINGS AT D.I.C. EVENING PRICES: 5/- and 2/6. Children Half Price. MATINEE PRICES: Adults 3/-, Children 1/6. Booking Fee 3d. RISINGHOLME THEATRE THREE NIGHTS ONLY TONIGHT AT 8 p.m. ALSO MONDAY and TUESDAY. Risingholme Drama Society PRESENTS The Full-length Version of Edna Ferber’s and Geo. S. Kaufman’s “STAGE DOOR ” Stage life from the inside in a story that is a brilliant pattern of humour, sophistication, aspirations, tragedy, and realism. Produced by Alan de Malmanche with a splendid cast of thirty young Risingholme players this is a production not to be missed. TAKE OPAWA BUS TO REEVES ROAD. ADMISSION: 2/6. •Phone 37-359 2-5 p.m. Today for Reserves. RUGBY ■ RUGBY LANCASTER PARK OVAL. RUGBY LANCASTER PARK OVAL. RUGBY LANCASTER PARK OVAL. RUGBY RUGBY SATURDAY, MAY 21 RUGBY RUGBY Sen. Ist Div.: . 3 p.m. RUGBY CHCH v. TECH. 0.8. RUGBY CHCH v. TECH. 0.8. RUGBY CHCH v. TECH. 0.8. RUGBY RUGBY Sen. Ist Div.: 1.30 p.m. RUGBY ALBION v. MERIVALE RUGBY RUGBY LANCASTER PARK SOUTH. RUGBY Sen. First Div., 3 p.m. RUGBY BELFAST v. ’VARSITY RUGBY RUGBY RUGBY ADMISSION: RUGBY Adults— RUGBY Enclosure 2/6 RUGBY Embankment .... 1/RUGBY Children— RUGBY Enclosure 1/RUGBY Embankment .... 6d RUGBY RUGBY RUGBY PARK. RUGBY RUGBY PARK. RUGBY Sen. Ist Div.- 3 p.m. RUGBY H. 5.0.8. v. SYDENHAM RUGBY Sen. Ist Div., 1.30 p.m. RUGBY LINWCOD v. SUNNY-SPREY. RUGBY Admission: Adults 2/-. Children RUGBY 6d. RUGBY RUGBY NEXT WEDNESDAY, MAY 24 RUGBY NEXT WEDNESDAY. MAY 24 RUGBY RUGBY RUGBY PARK RUGBY RUGBY 3 p.m. RUGBY ’VARSITY (Senior Ist Div.) v. RUGBY H.M.A.S. SYDNEY (First XV) RUGBY RUGBY 1.30 p.m. RUGBY TEACHERS’ COL. (Sen. 2nd Div.) RUGBY v. H.M.A.S. SYDNEY (2nd XV) RUGBY RUGBY ~ Admission: RUGBY Adults 2s. Children 6d. CHANGE OF ADDRESS: GRIFFITHS. SHAND and COY., Stock and Sharebrokers. Public Accountants. NEW ADDRESS GROUND FLOOR, SOUTH BRITISH BUILDING, 137 Hereford street. 634F.P.