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AMUSEMENTS 75-0431” S A V 0 Y /U-IJIJI THEATRE | /U-043 Direc * i °. n: Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. Showplace Of The South" PLEASE NOTE SESSION TIMES ! TODAY: 3 - 5.15 8 p.m. ! (Matinee Prices at 5 p.m. Session) Sensational Drama Of The Year! ! “THE COBWEB ” in CINEMASCOPE and COLOUR This is an unusual picture and a daring one A hitherto forbidden subject flames to the screen, excitingly intimate in all rts frank revelations of human emotions. For the first time, you’ll see the drama of the lives and loves of those who seek refuge on the psychiatrist’s couch in the strange mansion on the hill. M.G M. presents In COLOUR and CINEMASCOPE “THE COBWEB” “THE COBWEB” (Special ■’A” Cert. Unsuitable for Children) RICHARD WIDMARK (THE DR. LEARNED SECRETS) LAUREN BACALL (THE NURSE WAS LOVE STARVED) CHARLES ROYER (THE DIRECTOR LIKED WOMEN) GLORIA GRAHAME (THE NEGLECTED WIFE FOUND TROUBLE) LILIAN GISH (DESPOT OF THE MANSION) AND INTRODUCING: JOHN KERR and SUSAN STRASRERG Plans at Theatre !

ONLY TWO MORE DAYS ONLY TWO MORE DAYS Book at Theatre from 10 a.m. Today for Tonight’s Performance. Plan at D.I.C Ltd. Monday. All Seats including Gallery Reservable. SCHOOLS MATINEE MONDAY 2 p.m. 20 Seats available at D.I.C. I theatre royal~| EVENINGS AT 8. Performance finishes at 10.35. THE NEW ZEALAND PLAYERS Present SHAKESPEARE’S DELIGHTFUL COMEDY TWELFTH NIGHT TWELFTH NIGHT TWELFTH NIGHT . , Hours of glorious entertainment bubbling over with fun and good humour. Styled to suit modern theatre taste. With ROSALIND 1 ATKINSON eminent Shakespearean actress from Stratford-upon-Avon in the role of Maria. REDMOND PHILLIPS brilliant character actor from Sir Barrie Jackson’s Birmingham Repertory Company, as Sir Toby Belch. Edith John CAMPION HUNTER MICHAEL COTTERILL ROY PATRICK ELEANOR ELLIOTT BERNARD SHINE and the Players Company. Play Produced by RICHARD CAMPION PRICES: 12/-, 8/9. Gallery 3/6. Children 6/- and 4/6. All plus Booking Fee, 3d. Party Booking concessions on application at D.I.C. SUBURBAN CINEMAS NEW BRIGHTON -"Roxy" S and 7.45 p.m.: "Stalag 17" (William Holden —Don Taylor). SUMNER -"HOLLYWOOD” 2 £R d ,. 8 “So Big” (Jane Wyman —Stirling Hayden) (U). RANGIORA -"Regent” 3 and 8 p.m.: “Captain Lightfoot" (Tech.) (Rock Hudson) (U). KAIAPOI -"RIALTO” 2 and 8 p.m.: “The Belles of St. Trlnians” (Alastair Sim) (U). LYTTELTON —“harbour light” 2 p.m.’.“Tanganyika” (Tech.) (U); 8 p.m.: “Dial M. for Murder” (Ray Milland) (A). RAKAIA PICTURES 8 p.m.: "Living It Up" (Martin and Lewis) (U). HORNBY - kosy" 3 and 8 p.m.: “Little Boy Lost” (Bing Crosby) (U). , RICCARTON -"REX7.15 p.m.: “Last Time I Saw Paris" (A); ’Sabaka” (U). Censorship Index: (U) App. for Universal Exhibition. (A) Rec. by Censor for Adults.

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