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

AMUSEMENTS FOURTH FOURTH FOURTH FOURTH MIGHTY WEEK MIGHTY WEEK MIGHTY WEEK MIGHTY WEEK. COMMENCES TOMORROW COMMENCES TOMORROW COMMENCES TOMORROW AT 11 a.m., 2,5, 8 p.m. SATURDAY AT 2.5, 3 p.m. (Matinee prices at 5 p.m. Sessions) WALT DISNEY opens up a whole new world of Entertainment with his FIRST FULL-LENGTH TRUE-LIFE, ADVENTURE. Distinguished Academy Award Winner “THE LIVING DESERT” “THE LIVING DESERT” “THE LIVING DESERT” “THE LIVING DESERT” “THE LIVING DESERT” “THE LIVING DESERT” “THE LIVING DESERT” “THE LIVING DESERT” “THE LIVING DESERT” “THE LIVING DESERT” Print by TECHNICOLOR NEVER BEFORE WITNESSED Miracle of BEAUTY and FURY that tops the marvels ot “Beaver Valley,” “Nature’s Half Aere” and “Water Birds.” Unprecedented acclaim from Press and Public has established “THE LIVING DESERT” as one of the MOST MAGNIFICENT SCREEN ENTERTAINMENTS OF ALL TIME! ! “If it had been twice as long I would nave enjoyed the last moment as much as the first.” NEW ZEALAND LISTENER “The film world owes a debt to Disney for bringing “The Living Desert” to the screen.” NEW ZEALAND TRUTH “Young and old should enjoy every moment of it.” CHRISTCHURCH STAR-SUN And on the Same Programme Walt Disney’s “BEN AND ME” a cartoon novelty . . plus “STORMY” The thoroughbred with an inferiority complex . . . both in TECHNICOLOR. (All App. for Universal Exhibition) An R K.O. Radio Presentation. Joint the happy crowds, Book your seat now for the most popular programme in town! ST ATE II I] ’Phone 78-861 j I "== “WHERE CHRISTCHURCH MEETS” Direction; Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. (Throughout New Zealand) PLANS AT THE D.I.C. AND THEATRE

BOX PLANS OPEN THIS MORNING AT THE MAJESTIC THEATRE BOOKING OFFICE! AS PART OF THE FIRST WORLD TOUR FOLLOWING NEARLY A THOUSAND CONCERTS IN ALL PARTS OF EUROPE AND A TRIUMPHANT RECORDBREAKING SUCCESS OF 25 CONCERTS IN SYDNEY AND 17 IN BRISBANE. • ST. JAMES’ Direction:. Kerridge-Odeon. 3 CONCERTS ONLY 3 CONCERTS ONLY 3 CONCERTS ONLY Wednesday, Sept. 21, 8 p.m. Friday, Sept. 23, 8 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 24, 8 p.m. “YOU MUST HEAR TO BELIEVE!’ “YOU MUST HEAR TO BELIEVE!" •—Sydney “Daily Telegraph.’ R. J. Kerridge and David N. Martin take pleasure in presenting UNIQUE IN THE WORLD THE HOHNER SYMPHONY THE HOHNER SYMPHONY THE HOHNER SYMPHONY ACCORDION ORCHESTRA ACCORDION ORCHESTRA ACCORDION ORCHESTRA EUROPE’S MOST NOVEL. UNIQUE AND POPULAR MUSICAL COMBINATION Musical Director: RUDOLPH WUERTHNER NOW IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY OF HEARING THIS “WORLD CLASS” ORCHESTRA. IT SURPASSES IN ENTERTAINMENT VALUE ANYTHING PREVIOUSLY PRESENTED IN THIS COUNTRY. THE PROGRAMMES INCLUDE: Gounod’s “Ave Maria,” Ravel’s “Bolero,” Tn a Persian Garden,” "Dance of the £°,? rs ~ fr ? m “ La Gioconda,” “William Tell Overture," “The Emperor Waltz.” i? x « Music from “Rosamunde," BaUet of the Chickens in Their EggShells, Liszt’s “Hungarian Fantasy.” 22 VIRTUOSO ACCORDIONISTS Programmes also include the works of Bach, Beethoven, Schubert, Mozart, Liszt, Chopin, Strauss and modern composers— ACCLAIMED THE WORLD OVER. PRICES: 5/-. 7/6. 12/6 I PLUS TAX)

MAIL ORDER BOOKINGS now being re“lved at MAJESTIC THEATRE. Price K/9 (which includes tax and bookins fee). Applications must include stamped, self-addressed envelope tor return of tickets- z °. pe « at Ma ,lestic Theatre from 5% p m .' Daily. Admission: 5/-, (p l u / tax)l 7/6 and 12/G reservable; 5/- (unreserved) on evening of performance. PROVINCIAL DATES: a I 2?t rU x ’ Royal. September 20. Ashburton Regent. September 22 “ empire ” papanui ’Phone 48-283 TONIGHT and FRIDAY 7.15 SO AMAZING That your mind will to believe it! SO THRILLING That you’ll never want to forget it! Tom NEAL, Carole MATTHEWS in “THE AMAZON” (Approved for Universal Exhibition) W SOMERSET MAUGHAN’S unforgettable tale "RAIN”— RITA HAYWORTH in “MISS SADIE THOMPSON” “MISS SADIE THOMPSON’ Actually filmed in the steaming South Seas, with the most fascinating lady of our screen, pldying the most notorious woman of our time! (Special A Certificate unsuitable for Children) CANTERBURY UNIVERSITY COLLEGE MUSIC DEPARTMENT. THIS SATURDAY, COLLEGE HALL, 8 P.M. GEOFFREY TANKARD. Concert Pianist; Examiner, Royal Schools of Music. RECITAL: Bach-Busoni. Haydn, Beethoven, Liszt, Debussy. Admission FREE. 8031 EAT AND ENJOY TOP-NOTCH ICE ‘CREAM. D.T.C.