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AMUSEMENTS Last Dav 2 and 8 p.m. IVOR NOVELLO'S “ KING’S RHAPSODY ” Filmed in fabulous SPAIN IN CINEMASCOPE AND EASTMAN COLOUR Starring Anna Neagle Errol Flynn Patrice Wymore (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) A 20th Century Fox Release -= || S T A T E || =L || 'Phone 78-861 || ■ “WHERE CHRISTCHURCH MEETS” Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd (Throughout New Zealand) THE LAUGHTER COMMENCES TOMORROW at 11 a.m., 2,5, 8 p.m. Saturday, 2,5, 8 p.m. (Matinee Prices at 5 p.m. Sessions) THE MAJOR LAUGH HIT OF ’56 ! I THE LIEUTENANT WAS A LADY . . . HER HUSBAND WAS A WAC . . . WHO DROVE THE AIR FORCE CRAZY ’TILL HE GOT HER BACK ! ! The HILARIOUS story of a husband who got nervous because his wife was in the service . . . and the riotous things he did to get her back. 20th Century Fox Hilariously Present “THE LIEUTENANT “THE LIEUTENANT “ THE LIEUTENANT “THE LIEUTENANT WORE SKIRTS” WORE SKIRTS” WORE SKIRTS” WORE SKIRTS”

COLOUR BY DELUXE IN CINEMASCOPE | Starring < TOM EWELL That fabulous comedian of “The Seven -j Year Itch,” in a performance that will have you in "stitches” of LAUGHTER SHEREE NORTH As his “LIEUTENANT” wife who sets off a chain reaction of HILARITY that’s just one long HOWL OF LAUGHTER from glamorous Hollywood to HULA-HAPPY HONOLULU. Make Your Bookings Now for the best Laugh Tonic in Years! (Recommended by Censor for Adults) PLANS AT D.I.C. AND THEATRE | THEATRE ROYA~I7| WEDNESDAY. MARCH 14. TO MONDAY, MARCH 19, AT 8 p.m. (School Matinees 2 p.m. March 15 and 19) (Ashburton—March 13—Regent Theatre) THE .NEW ZEALAND THE NEW ZEALAND PLAYERS PLAYERS Present WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE’S HAPPIEST COMEDY TWELFTH NIGHT TWELFTH NIGHT TWELFTH NIGHT TWELFTH NIGHT A play for al! to enjoy. NOT just for Mother and Dad. but the WHOLE FAMILY. NONE of Shakespeare’s Comedies has proven more popular, so easy to understand and enjoy. TWELFTH NIGHT Featuring ROSALIND ATKINSON ROSALIND ATKINSON REDMOND PHILLIPS REDMOND PHILLIPS With EDITH CAMPION EDITH CAMPION JOHN HUNTER JOHN HUNTER And Twelve Other Experienced Players Produced by RICHARD CAMPION Decor by RAYMOND BOYCE BOX PLAN AT D.I.C. LTD. PRICES: Adults 12/-. 8/9. (Foundation Members 9/6. Foundation Members are asked to note that they may book seats for the Opening Night only at 8/-.) Children (Not in School Parties) 6/-, 4/6. Children (In School Parties at 8 p.m. Performances) 5/-, 4/-. Children (At Schools Matinee) 3/-. GALLERY: Adults 3/6, Children 2/6. PARTY BOOKINGS (Parties of 12 or more people) 8/9, 6/-. ALL PLUS BOOKING FEE 3d. Country Patrons may book by mail. Please forward to Booking Office 12/6 for each seat required. Foundation Members send 10/- and one coupon for each seat lequired. For Children send 6/6. Add exchange to cheques, and enclose stamped addressed envelope. MONSTER FAIR MONSTER FAIR MONSTER FAIR MONSTER FAIR MONSTER FAIR MONSTER FAIR SATURDAY NEXT, MARCH 10. SATURDAY NEXT, MARCH 10. SATURDAY NEXT, MARCH 10. HEATON INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL. HEATON INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL. ; HEATON INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL. From 1 p.m. onwards. ■ Joy Rides, Pony Rides for the Children. MYSTERY PARCELS MYSTERY PARCELS STALLS—AII usual Stalls, including White Elephant Stall. SIDE-SHOWS SIDE-SHOWS Exhibition by Pupils of Bucketts’ Gym. St. Andrew’s College Pipe Band in ’ attendance. Take Papanui Buses to Heaton street. ADMISSION FREE. ADMISSION FREE. t 7027 MALVERN A. AND P. ASSOCIATION. • MALVERN A. AND P. ASSOCIATION. Golden Jubilee 50th ANNUAL SHOW » 50th ANNUAL SHCW ’ SHEFFIELD DOMAIN. SATURDAY, APRIL 14. 1956. Schedules now available from the Secrej tary. Entries close March 23. Increased Special Prizes in all Sections , with £3O Olympic Jump. Space applications invited—ls 3d foot with minimum of £l. ALASTAIR J. BELL, Secretary, U P.O. Box 1338, 180 A Manchester street. 1. 1 8308