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Press, Volume XCII, Issue 27795, 21 October 1955, Page 1

amusements Your Favourite Theatre Kerridge-Odeon AVON Management;—s. E. M. Moodie Phone 60-062. Reserve at the Avon ... J!?! 1 ® “PRESSURISED” WEEK STARTS TODAY! at 2, 5 and 8 2° n>d 81 Special Note To Oiir Patrons: dnirnr «.V?, ase assured that we are all UF 1 ? vel best to serve you speedily. hX? «.™ ol ° Blse J for any dela y y° u ma y wm e »,«x pcr l en S ed ~ but we know you will understand that this is a season of Capacity-Taxing Crowds and Phenomenally Heavy Booking! -tot. <£°r y° ur convenience here are The Vital Statistics” of Reservation:— Where to Book: FOR THE AVON AT THE AVON When to Rook:— 10 a.m. TO 9 p.m. 6 DAYS A WEEK (the heaviest pressure is during the lunch hours 12 to 2. If you can avoid these hours, we can serve you more quickly) Plans are open FOR TODAY AND 5 DAYS AHEAD Our Phone Number 60-062 —2 LINES IN TECHNICOLOR on The Avon’s Giant Seamless Silver Screen Paramount Pictures Presents Alfred Hitchcock’s Masterpiece of Mystery, Thrills, Chills and Chuckles!—

“REAR WINDOW” Starring JAMES STEWART GRACE KELLY WENDELL COREY : THELMA RITTER (Recommended by Censor for Adults Definitely Unsuitable for Children.) Kerridge-Odeon •||| PLAZA ||l> THE CONTINENTAL THEATRE ’Phone 88-089. Reserve at Theatre Service Bureau 10.30 to 9 p.m. Daily TODAY at 2, 5 and 8 ONE OF THE MOST ACCLAIMED YET MOST CONTROVERSIAL FILMSI "Nothing like it has ever been told before, nobody who experiences it is ever likely to forget it ... a grisly romp. More than a slap and tickle in the hayloft.” —C. A. Lejeune “Brilliant, sensual, earthy, shattering in its pathos.” —“Daily Telegraph” “Don't miss this. Tremendous impact.” —“Daily Mail” “Write to your local manager and demand to see it. I long from the bottom of a g?eat big aching heart for all to go and see it.” —“Sunday Chronicle” “Unique, Heartrending. You may feel an occasional shudder down your spine.” —“Daily Graphic” ""Some of us may be startled. Beyond praise, see it and praise for yourselves.” —“Sunday Times “THE SECRET GAME” “THE SECRET GAME” (THEIR SECRET ‘SHOCKED’ THE ADULT WORLD!) Awarded Grand Prix 1952 Venice Film Festival (Persons Under 13 Years Will NOT be Admitted.) The Story , 1940 the evacuation brought Paulette, aged 10. to the home of little Michel, who was only 11, Paulette’s parents had been killed. The village she was brought to was far away from everything. Death that was ruling the world at war, extended even to this little village. The children played at “Death.” They were animated by tender, pure and poetic feeling by that reverence not unmingled with horror, with which people regard death. And Paulette and Michel in that universe which they had created for themselves experienced the first and most marvellous love of their lifetime. MAKE NO MISTAKE ABOUT “THE SECRET GAME,” IT IS ONE OF THE GREATEST FILMS EVER MADE! (Released by International Film Dist.)

Kerridge-Odeon EMBASSY •Phone 77-4'3 IJO 7.30 p.m. | “PRINCE WHO WAS [ | , A THIEF”f (Technicolor) Tony Curtis Piper Laurie Depicting the Adventures of an Infant Prince Raised by Thieves, and the Pretty Little Urchin of the Tangerian Streets Who Falls to Love With Him! I AS RECKLESSLY DARING! ! AS GLAMOROUS AND SEDUCTIVE! I ■ ■ . AS AN ARABIAN NIGHTS ADVENTURE! I Preceded by | “SIGN OF THE PAGAN” ~j (Technicolor) Jeff CHANDLER Jack PALANCE Ludmilla TCHERINA B»to GAM Scenes of Lush Spectacle and Grandeur! ! A Colourful and Exciting Historical Drama . . Sweeping and Magnificent! 1 SHIPPING AND AIK SERVICES UNION STEAM SHIP CO OB N :W ZEALAND. LTD., 168 Hereford street ’Phone 16-290 CARGO SERVICES WELLINGTON, FROM LYTTELTON: Steamer Express Daily FREQUENT CARGO SERVICES: Coastwise between New Zealand ports and to and from Australia South Sea Islands. India. Ceylon. Malaya, Indonesia and Wes* Coast of Canada and U.S A ‘ PASSENGER SERVICES: SYDNEY (with through bookings to other AU M t o n a iwM." : Wellington. Oct 28. Monowai. 1 from' Auckland. Nov 25. Dec. 9, Jan. 20. WELLINGTOI FROM L, Bangatira (from Oct 24, Hi nemoal. Mon.. Wed., Fri., 7JO p .m. train. Hinemoa (from Oct. 22, Maori). Tues.. Thurs., Sat., ’.lO pjn. train. WELLINGTON FKOM PILTON. Tamahine, Tues- Thurs.. 2.15 P-m.. Fri., 10 p.m. FIJI. TONGA. NIUE, SAMOA; Tofua, from Auckland, Nov .l. APIA, RAROTONGA, MANGALA. Matua, from Auckland. Nov. 4. AIR SERVICES Booking Agents for All Alrlinea within New Zealand and Overseas For furthei particulars, apply:— UNION STEAM SHIP CO OF N.Z.. LTD

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