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AMUSEMENTS -HURRY! FINAL 2 DAYS!24 HOURS OF SUSPENSE, FRENZY. HATE AND FEAR You’ll know what happened at 12.5 p.m. on “Violent Saturday" as the human tension ticks by in minutes of unbelievable excitement to the climax at NOON on SATURDAY! ! A SCREAM A GUNSHOT . THIS IS “VIOLENT SATURDAY” “VIOLENT SATURDAY” 20th Century-Fox’s Mystery Masterpiece With Towering performances from Victor MATURE Richard EGAN Stephen McNALLY Sylvia SYDNEY J Carroll NAISH Virginia LEITH (Special “A” Certificate Definitely Unsuitable for Children.) Plus: Superb CINEMASCOPE Short “PUNTS AND STUNTS” College Bands and Football, U.S.A C-I-N-E-M-A-S-C-O-P-E COLOUR, STEREOPHONIC SOUND 7 p 5 h °“*| SAVOY |™* / 3040 I THEATRE I / *>-U4o Direction: Amalgamated Theatres Ltd. “Warmed For Your Comfort" STARTS FRIDAY! ! STARTS FRIDAY!! 11 a.m., 2 p.m., 5 p.m., 8 p.m. Seven Blushing Brides are Carried Away (to Music) by Seven Red-headed Redblooded Mountain Boys. They Kidnap ’em they Kiss ’em they Court ’em! "It's M.G.M.'s -MUSICAL IN A MILLION.’ ’’ “London Daily Mirror." “SEVEN BBIDES “SEVEN BRIDES “SEVEN BRIDES for SEVEN BROTHERS” SEVEN BROTHERS” In CINEMASCOPE ANSCO COLOUR "Perpecta" STEREOPHONIC SOUND Starring Jane POWELL, Howard KEEL Jane POWELL, Howard KEEL Surrounding Jane and Howard (The Singing Stars) are 12 wonderful NEW FACES all Headed for immediate Fame! “SEVEN BRIDES’* Gaily painted in CINEMASCOPE and exciting Ansco COLOUR against a background of tall timber country, is fresh as a daisy and "different” as it "SINGS” to such songs as “Wonderful, Wonderful Day,” “(Join’ Courtin’,” “When You’re in Love” and "Sobbin’ Women.” Numbers that won “Seven Brides” the ACADEMY AWARD (1955) as the year’s best musical. CINEMASCOPE FEATURETTE: M.G.M. Symphony Orchestra presents the gay overture, "THE THIEVING MAGPIE,” TOM and JERRY CARTOON. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Box Plans Now® Open at D.I.C. and'Savoy

VENTSISLAV YANKOFF VENTSISLAV YANKOFF With The NATIONAL ORCHESTRA NATIONAL ORCHESTRA Fourth Subscription Concert. CIVIC THEATRE TOMORROW 8 pan. TOMORROW 8 p.m. PROGRAMME Holberg Suite for Strings .. .. Grieg Piano Concerto No. 4 in G Beethoven (Soloist: Ventsislav Yankoff) Symphony No. 2 (“Four Temperaments”) Neilsen BOX PLANS NOW OPEN AT D.I.C. Admission: 10/-, 7/6, 5/- Reserved (plus tax). Unreserved 2/6 (plus tax). Box Plans Still at D.I.C. for Concerts on July 16 and 19. Direction: N.Z. Broadcasting Service sporting WAIMATE DISTRICT HUNT (Inc,). ANNUAL STEEPLECHASE MEETING. SATURDAY, JULY 16. 1955. * First Race starts at 11.30 Programme induce Flat Racing, Hurdle Race. Steeplechases, and Trot. Win, Place, arfft Doubles Tote. Good fields, excellent racing assured. J. R. DONALDSON, Secretary. P.O. Box 33, Waimate. CHRISTCHURCH HUNT CLUB. ANNUAL RACE MEETING to be held on the RICCARTON RACECOURSE on SATURDAY, JULY 30. NOMINATIONS for all events will dose with the Secretary at the Secretary’s Office, 184 Hereford street, Christchurch, at 4 p.m. Today (Wednesday), July 13, 1955. t R. W. NURSE. Secretary. Box 323, Christchurch. Telegraphic Address: "Voucher,”. Christchurch. 7556 DANCES, SOCIALS. ETC. Lawson St. Hall PATRONS PLEASE Lawson St. Hall NOTE Lawson St. Hall NO JIVE Lawson St. Hall Mixed Dancing Lawson St. Hall Every Wed. and Sat. Lawson St. Hall Geo. Holland's Music Lawson St. Hall (The Brightest 4-Piece Lawson St. Hall around.) Lawson St. Hall Admission 3/6. Lawson St. Hall Free Cycle Stand Lawson St. Hall DANCE, LATIMER HALL WEDNESDAY, JULY 13 Good Band. Excellent Supper. ADMISSION 3/-. . 7575 JUNK AND JUMBLE SALE, HIBERNIAN HALL, WEDNESDAY, JULY 13, 1.30 p.m. Organised by Bryndwr Country Women’s Institute. ADMISSION 3d.7535 TE WAI POUNAMU OLD GIRLS’ ASSN ANNUAL BALL ANNUAL BALL to be held at DEATHS (entrance Colombo street). THURSDAY, JULY 21. 1955. 8.30-1 a.m. Tickets available Jacobs. Tobacconist, and Committee Members. 4097 A FAREWELL EVENING in honour of Mr and Mrs J. W. Hewett and Family will be held in The Peaks Hall on FRIDAY, JULY 15, 1955, commencing at 8 p.m. F. W. ROGERS. Chairman.