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Press, Volume XCIII, Issue 27917, 14 March 1956, Page 1

amusements! IT’S GREAT! "THE POPULAR THEATRE" I CRYSTAL PALACE FOR FINE ENTERTAINMENT | Direction: Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. For Reservations ’Phone 78-602 TODAY: 1.45 . . . 7.45 p.m. “THE STRANGER’S HAND” Of the same calibre as "ODETTE” . . . “THIRD MAN” . . . “GIFT HORSE.” etc., this remarkable films is packed with Mystery! Thrills! Drama! PLUS THE ALL-TIME SENSATION SPECIAL EDGAR WALLACE'S THRILLER “ THE RINGER ” (Both films "A” Certificate. Rec. for Adults). THE FINEST DOUBLE THRILLER SHOW EVER PRESENTED BOOK D.I.C. OR CRYSTAL TONIGHT TONIGHT |THEATRE ROYAL| at 8 p.m. Opening Season of 5 Nights (Matinees Booked Out) "Of all the productions that have been around in the last ten years or so, this is certainly the best, and even England’s Old Vic’s version did not come up to it.” —Truth "A happy concession to modern theatre taste.” —Evening Post THE NEW ZEALAND PLAYERS Present TWELFTH NIGHT TWELFTH NIGHT TWELFTH NIGHT Shakespeare’s Liveliest Comedy With ROSALIND ATKINSON Eminent Shakespearean actress direct from Stratford-on-Avon. REDMOND PHILLIPS Brilliant character actor from Sir Barrie Jackson’s Birmingham Repertory Co. EDITH JOHN CAMPION HUNTER ELEANOR ELLIOT MICHAEL COTTERILL BERNARD SHINE ROY PATRICK and the Players Company Produced by RICHARD CAMPION Designed by RAYMOND BOYCE BOX PLANS AT D.I.C LTD., PLANS ARE OPEN FOR ALL PERFORMANCES PRICES: 12/-, 8/9, 3/6. (Foundation members 9/6, opening night only, 8/-) CHILDREN: 6/-, 4/6 to public performances. 5/- and 4/- in school parties to all but Thursday or Saturday evenings. 3/- (Gallery 2/6) to school matinees. ALL PRICES PLUS BOOKING FEE 3d. CIVIC THEATRE BOOK EARLY TODAY FINAL NIGHT WEDNESDAY, COMPLETELY BOOKED OUT Brief Season of 3 Nights Only at 8 p.m. ON THE STAGE MISS ELAINE MOODY’S 1956 MISS ELAINE MOODY’S 1956 MUSICALE Compered by the one and only HAPPI HILL Canterbury’s Radio Personality Guitars . . . Piano Accordions Box Plans at CHAS. BEGG’S ATHLETICS NEW ZEALAND CHAMPIONSHIPS NEXT FRIDAY 2 p.m. And SATURDAY 10 a.m. and 1.45 p.m. Will HALBERG and SCOTT run the 4 min. mile on LANCASTER PARK THE MILE WILL BE RUN AT 2.45 p.m. SATURDAY Don Jowett, Empire Games 220 yds. champion and M. Rae (Auckland). N.Z. 100 yds. record holder will clash in the sprints. The best ever field for the 3 miles cham6 ionship, including H. Rodgers. W. D. aillie (Auckland), K. E. Williams, P. N. Sidon (Otago), C. F. Reece (Canterbury) and E. Haskell. defending champion. Admission.—Friday: Adults 2/6, Children 1/- (to all parts of the ground). Saturday (All day): Enclosure. Adults 5/-, Children 2/6. Bank 2/- and 1/-. PUBLIC NOTICES WOMEN’S MARKET WOMEN’S MARKET WOMEN’S MARKET FRIDAY. MARCH 16, LATIMER HALL 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sponsored by National Council of Women. 20 Societies and Grouns offering from own Stalls: Cake. Cooked Foods. Sweets, Garden Produce, Handwork, Books, Gadgets. White Elephants, Cacti. Posies, fresh and dried. Morning, Afternoon tea and Cold Lunch available to all. Demonstrations: HAY’S. LTD.: EASYGRILL. D.1.C.: BLENDORMIX. CALLING ALL WOMEN: Make Latimer Hall your Target for Friday’s Shopping. Admission 6d. JUMBLE SALE JUMBLE SALE HIBERNIAN HALL. Barbadoes street. HIBERNIAN HALL, Barbadoes street. TO ASSIST FENDALTON KINDERGARTEN Friday Next MARCH 16 Friday Next Friday Next MARCH 16 Friday Next 1.30 P.M. BARGAINS FOR ALL Admission, 3d. SALE OF COUNTRY PRODUCE A Produce Sale will be held in the SCOTTISH SOCIETY HALL, Gloucester st. (opp. Hay’s), on FRIDAY NEXT. MARCH 16. AT 10.15 A.M. Meat, Eggs, Poultry, Potatoes, Honey and Cakes, etc. All proceeds in aid of Greendale Baptist Church Building Fund.