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Press, Volume XCIII, Issue 27986, 5 June 1956, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS “TRIAL” is GREAT is the verdict of all! ! Brought to the screen by the same producers who made "Blackboard Jungle” it reveals a similar daring FRANKNESS that avoids no issues, spares no feelings. 2 p.m. TWICE DAILY 8 p.m. O- II STATE Ils 1 II Phone 78-861 || -=~ “WHERE CHRISTCHURCH MEETS” Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. (Throughout New Zealand) CENTRALLY HEATED FOR COMFORT IT STARTS SO INNOCENTLY . A BOY A GIRL on a Beach . . suddenly a scream knifes through the night. THE GIRL IS DEAD: The boy in jail with a mob thirsting for his life Out of this situation grows a TRIAL . . a SCANDAL as the boy becomes the pawn in a vast and brutal plot. M.G.M. Presents “TRI A L ” THE STORY OF THE "PETTING PARTY” MURDER CASE. The Prize-winning novel by DON M. MANKIEWICZ with Prize Performances from an all-star cast. GLENN FORD DOROTHY McGUIRE Please don’t reveal the verdict and see it from the beginning! ! (Recommended by Censor for Adults definitely unsuitable for Children) RESERVES D.I.C. AND THEATRE The Great Stage Play becomes a Significant Motion Picture! ! 20th Century Fox Presents LONDON FILMS “THE DEEP BLUE SEA” Britain’s FIRST Motion Picture in Cinemascope With BRITISH cast of the year VIVIEN LEIGH KENNETH MORE Eric Portman Emlyn Williams (Recommended by Censor for Adults) STATE. Coming Soon! MAKE NO MISTAKE “THE LITTLE HUT” “THE LITTLE HUT” Is probably one of the Funniest, Best Presented Comedies seen here in yeats It is a professional production presented exactly as in England with a leading West End Comedian PETER GRAY DIRECT FROM LONDON Supported by •An All-Star Australian Cast. JUNE CLYNE : JOHN LEE REG. DELL : PAT OTTEY "THE FREEDOM" SAYS— Theatregoers who have still to see “THE LITTLE HUT” have a treat in store. Without question, this is one of the funniest plays to have visited N.Z. in many years. The “Wanganui Chronicle" says— People lucky enough to see “THE LITTLE HUT” last night are probably still laughing. It is the funniest show to visit Wanganui in years. The “Auckland Star” says—"THE LITTLE HUT” is nice worknaughty work. The "New Zealand Herald” says—"THE LITTLE HUT” first night, one of the jolliest evenings the old theatre has known in a twelve month. THESE ARE THE OPINIONS OF YOUR N.Z. THEATRE CRITICS ARE YOU GOING TO BELIEVE THEM? OR ARE YOU GOING TO MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY OF SEEING “THE LITTLE HUT” “THE LITTLE HUT” Starring PETER GRAY Leading London Comedian. NOW SHOWING AT |THEATRE ROYAL| NIGHTLY AT 8 p.m. Matinee Wed. and Sat. BOOK AT D.I.C. Seats at 15/- and 9/11 (including tax) Seats at 5/- bookable 2 days in advance Gallery Seats at Theatre Confectionary Shop, 4/-, on day of performance. “THE LITTLE HUT” THE FUNNIEST THE WITTIEST THE SAUCIEST OF FRENCH COMEDIES! IT’S GAY IT’S BRIGHT YOU’LL ENJOY EVERY MINUTE

BOXING BOXING BOXING BOXING BOXING CIVIC THEATRE On Monday, 11th June at 8 p.m. THE BOUT YOU HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR. WELTER WEIGHT CONTEST BABNEY SHAW (Christchurch) JOHNNY COOPER (Australia) 10 Three Minute Rounds Good supporting amateur programme PRICES. Ringside £l. Stalls 12/6 to 2/6 Circle 7/6 to 2/6. All Prices Plus Tax. BOOK AT THE D.I.C. Members from Friday Ist June General Public from Tuesday sth June.

COURTENAY-PAPARUA PLOUGHING MATCH AND DOG TRIALS ASSN. THE Annual Match and Trials are being held on Mr R. M. Wilson’s property. Kirwee. on JULY 10. Schedules available on application to R J. WESTAWAY, Hon. Secretary, No 1 RD.. Courtenay. 'Phone 61M, Kirwee. 3234 >f‘