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AMUSEMENTS i” / | THEATRE | /O-043 Direction: Amalgamated Theaters, Ltd. ' Showplace Of The South” DAILY 2 and 8 p.m. 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 its 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 WA§ LOVE STARVED) CHARLES BOYER (THE DIRECTOR LIKED WOMEN) GLORIA GRAHAME (THE NEGLECTED WIFE FOUND TROUBLE) LILIAN GISH (DESPOT OF THE MANSION) AND INTRODUCING: JOHN KERR and SUSAN STRASBERG Plans at Theatre and D.I.C. Nearing the Climax! ‘TANZA” RECORDING AND TELEVISION TALENT SEARCH TALENT SEARCH TALENT SEARCH TALENT SEARCH Last Thursday’s programme drew’ a huge crowd. Don’t miss out this week Book Seats EARLY! Next Thursday’s programme features several of the best artists in the quest every item presented by a previous prize-winner! Valuable Prizes in GIVE-AWAY AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION NEXT THURSDAY NEXT THURSDAY NEXT THURSDAY 2nd of SEMI-FINALS 2nd of SEMI-FINALS 2nd of SEMI-FINALS CIVIC THEATRE CIVIC THEATRE Popular Prices. Plans D.I.C. Help the Hoxsey Cancer Fund. Last Thursday’s Prize-winners:—Class A—lst, The Ramblers; 2nd, Noel Coulter. Class B—lst. Hilary Spencer: 2nd, John Dacre. Class C—lst, Barry Phillips; 2nd, Norm Wheeler and Paul Collier (Duo). RISINGHOLME COMMUNITY CENTRE (INC.), 22 CHOLMONDELEY AVENUE. OPAWA. IF YOU ARE A TEENAGER COME TO RISINGHOLME’S TEENAGE DANCE EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT. 8-10 P.M. (STRICTLY SUPERVISED). There are Vacancies In the following Classes: ART: WEDNESDAYS, 7-9 P.M. DRESSMAKING: THURSDAYS, 7-9 P.M. MILLINERY: MONDAYS. 2-4 P.M.; THURSDAYS. 2-4 P.M. POTTERY: MONDAYS, 2-4, 7-9; THURSDAYS. 2-4 P.M. SQUARE DANCING: THURSDAYS, 8 P.M. Please Ring 37-359 for further information. JEANNE J. EDGAR, Director. 2782 HINDS GYMKHANA, HINDS GYMKHANA, EASTER MONDAY, APRIL 2, 1956. Amateur Athletic Events Trophy Orders: Ist £2, 2nd £l, 3rd 10s. Less than 3 entries no race. Second prize 5 entries. Third prize 7 entries. 100 Yards, Broad Jump. 1 Mile Cycle (local), 220 Yards, Shot Put, High Jump, 880 Yards, 440 Yards (local), 1 mile, U Mile Cycle (local). WOMEN’S EVENTS. Silver cup for most points (annual competition): 75 Yards, 100 Yards, Long Jump, */ 2 Mile Cycle. Post Entries. ASHBURTON CENTRE OFFICIALS. 5766 PUBLIC NOTICES CENTRAL MISSION GOODWILL STORE, 318 Durham street. THIS SOCIAL SERVICE DEPARTMENT of the Mission is open daily, Monday to Friday, from 10 a.m. to 3.30 p.m., to provide clothing of all descriptions at nominal costs for the benefit of all on small incomes. 2748 THE HOLLYWOOD SCHOOL OF DRESSMAKING and MILLINERY. “Yours for the Making." Day and Evening Classes. C.M.L. Buildings (next “Star-Sun"), 66 Cathedral square. M.H. AMATEUR THEATRICAL AMATEUR THEATRICAL TALENT WANTED TALENT WANTED FOR THE GORGEOUS ENGLISH PANTOMIME, PANTOMIME, “JACK AND THE BEANSTALK.” "JACK AND THE BEANSTALK.” “JACK AND THE BEANSTALK.” The Canterbury Lawn Tennis Association, in association with EDDIE MARTIN THEATRICAL PRODUCTIONS. will proudly present at the Theatre Royal early in June, the English Drury Lane Pantomime, “JACK AND THE BEANSTALK,” with all the highlights of a traditional Drury Lane production. Spectacular stage settings, beautiful costumes, unique lighting effects. A large cast will be required for this outstanding production. Singers for principal roles, also Ladies and Gentlemen for the chorus. Dramatic artists fvt character roles: Comedians for pantomimic roles; several Experienced Girls for Ballet; also Rehearsal Pianists required. The Pantomime will be produced and headed by the popular English Actor-Producer, EDDIE MARTIN (late J. C. Williamson and Ernest Rolls productions). Ladies and Gentlemen desiring to take part in this gigantic stage production are invited to interview the producer at the Office of Hargreaves and Felton. Public Accountants, 172 Manchester street, Christchurch, 'daily, 12.30 p.m. to 3 p.m Rehearsal will 1 commence at the Y MJZ.A. Hall on Monday, .farch 19. at 7.20 o »n. Correspondence to BOX 536. CHRISTCHURCH. > 8304