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Press, Volume XCII, Issue 27764, 15 September 1955, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS Kerridge-Odeon REGENT RESERVE EARLY AT THE REGENT SERVICE BUREAU. TEL. 69-389. LAST DAY 2 and 8 p.m. ’ CLYDE BEATTY AND HIS GIGANTIC 3 RING CIRCUS ACTUAU.Y PERFORMING DEATHDEFYING FEATS AGAINST HIS MAN-DEVOURING JUNGLE BEASTS. MICKEY SPILLANE BRINGING YOU EVERY BLONDE AND BULLET THRILL IN THE SENSATIONAL WAY HE’S FAMOUS FOR—IN “RING OF FEAR” “RING OF FEAR” FILMED IN COLOUR. In the Glorious Panorama of —CINEMASCOPE—(Recommended by Censor for Adults.) FRIDAY (Tomorrow) 11-2-5-8 p.m. JAMES STEWART JAMES STEWART JAMES STEWART IN HIS LATEST AND GREATEST FILM ...

“THE MAN “THE MAN FROM LARAMIE” LARAMIE” ARTHUR KENNEDY DONALD CRISP CATHY O’DONNELL ALEX NICOL ALINE MacMAHON This a drama of a man who travelled a thousand miles to find and kill someone he had never seen. Every page, every passion of the original Saturday Evening Post story. In TECHNICOLOR ’ and CINEMASCOPE (Approved for Universal Exhibition) RESERVE NOW! N.Z. TOUR YOU’LL MEET AGAIN ALL YOUR FAVOURITE TANZA, STEBBING, H.M.V., ZODIAC RECORDING STARS ON STAGE IN PERSON: MARY FEENEY (Vocalist), BART STOKES, LEW CAMPBELL, DORSEY CAMERON, SAMMIE GREENWOOD, TONY NOORTS, JIMMIE MITCHELL, KEVIN SUTTON, BENNY LEVIN, GERALD MARSTON, HARRY VOICE, DAVE EASTERBROOK, DOUG CALDWELL, ROD DERRETT, PETE DAVIES, JIMMIE THOMAS, DESMOND BUTLER, BRIAN SUMMERS, JILL BAILEY You’ll Hear all the Top Jazz Tunes including “Blacksmith Blues,” “Lemon Drop Move,” “I’m In The Mood For Love,” “Let Me Go Lover,” “Rumble Boogie” and “When The Saints Come Marching Home.” A Team of Musicians all helping to provide you with a night of Jazz and Razz-ma-tazz. World Enterprises Present “JAZZ PARADE” “JAZZ PARADE” “JAZZ PARADE” “JAZZ PARADE” Of which the N.Z. Newspapers Say:— * Auckland:— “Jazz concert audience hated to go home. The crowd of 3000 still yelled for ir ore - O n ly the playing of 'God Save the Queen’ convinced them it was finished." Hamilton:— “The whole town turned out in force last night to witness a Jazz Band On Tour . . . with a wet, cold night the capacity crowd were well rewarded." Wanganui:—

• I* is a lon B, long time since a Wanganui audience showed its appreciation for jazz shows as they did last night for Bart Stokes Jazz Band Tour. Mary Feeney was given encore after encore as guest recording vocalist with the show.” New Plymouth:— "... Bart Stokes Jazz Band played to a packed house in Opera House last night. They gave tne over-flowing audience good entertainment for their money ... it surprised me to see many middle-aged folk in the audience, together with the screaming ’teenagers.” Palmerston North:— "... A terrific crowd last night packed the Re rent Theatre to see Jazz Parade on Tour, the crowd shouted out ‘Bart give us some more.’ They would not even budge when we brought in the cleaners.” Napier:— “. . . Jazz came back to Napier last night. The crowd demanded plenty of encores from Miss Mary Feeney from Tanza recording fame. It was not a bit surprising to see the patrons jumpin’ and jiving in the stalls ... a most enjoyable show.” Wellington:— ', ■ ■ 2000 (two thousand) jazz enthusiasts crowded the Town Hall last night Never have so many musicians worked so hard to entertain a crowd . . . and the crowd loved it. 2J HOURS OF EXUBERANT EFFERVESCENCE ON THE STAGE MONDAY NEXT AT 6 p.m. WEDNESDAY NEXT AT 8 p.m. CIVIC THEATRE Commonsense Prices: 7Z6. 5/- (plus tax). Box Plans at Charles Begg’s Touring Manager . . . Benny Levin [century X A -Phone 75-400 7.45 p.m. TONIGHT ONLY 7.45 p.m. ONE OF THE GREATEST COMEDIES IN THE PAGEANT OF ENGLISH HISTORY. London Films Present CHARLES LAUGHTON in his greatest characterisation “PRIVATE LIFE OF HENRY VIII” With ROBERT DONAT ELSA LANCHESTER (Recommended by Censor for Adults) TOMORROW ONLY 'Hie first film made or supersonic speed “THE SOUND BARRIER” SIR RALPH RICHARDSON, NIGEL PATRICK Plans at D.1.C., at Theatre from 6 pan. YOUR PAY ENVELOPE INCREASED Make 150 Exciting Wooden Toys. It’s Fun. In tremendous demand. Thousands needed. Free KIT-SET offer. Send NOW for fully illustrated details. “HOBBY KRAFT/- Box 1973, Wellington. WHY Go Grey? use Universal Hau Restorer, 3/- bottle, from W Fa Ivey. Chemist, 670 < ’olombo st. (opp. Reeces). — D.T.C