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Press, Volume XCIII, Issue 27987, 6 June 1956, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS EVERYBODY AGREES. .. THIS IS THE MOST HIGHLY ENTERTAINING HIGH-JINKS EVER TO TICKLE YOUR FUNNY-BONE! THIRD WEEK Commences Friday! RESERVE TODAY—AT THE MAJESTIC. M A.I ESTIC The Show Place of Christchurch Direction: Kerridge-Odeon ’Phone 62-039 Plans at Service Bureau in Theatre Foyer from 10 a.m to 9 p.m. Daily “CENTRALLY HEATED FOR YOUR COMFORT” 2 P.M. TODAY 8 P.M. THREE CAPTIVATING ROGUES BRING YOU THE LAUGH OF A LIFETIME . . - IN FACT THEY’RE GUILTY OF COMMITTING THE FUNNIEST COMEDY IN 50 YEARS! Paramount Presents The Comedy of the Year . . . the Screamingly Funny Film with the Hilarious Angle on Angels!! .HUMPHREY BOGART HUMPHREY BOGART (He's the Murderous “Angel’> PETER USTINOV PETER USTINOV (The Safe-cracking ''Ange!’’) ALDO RAY ALDO RAY (The Girl-chasing “Angel”) In A LAUGH-FILLED COMEDY RIOT SPECTACULARLY FILMED IN VISTAVISION AND TECHNICOLOR “WE’RE NO ANGELS” “WE’RE NO ANGELS” “WE’RE NO ANGELS” ' “WE’RE NO ANGELS” “WE’RE NO ANGELS” Aided and Abetted try JOAN BENNETT BASIL RATHBONE LEO CARROLL Three convicts of a different stripe, who break their way into your heart in then efforts to help some “Nice" people one Christmas . . long ago on Devil’s Island (Approved tor Universal Exhibition) ALSO THE SPECIAL FEATURETTE: “Vistavision Visits Mexico” A Superb James A Fitzpatrick Travelogue Enhanced by the Beauty of Vistavision and Technicolor RESERVE AT MAJESTIC. LAST 2 NIGHTS AT 8 P.M. Hollywood’s First Complete Vaudeville Show—two Full-length Variety Films with a Million Dol-ar Parade of the WORLD’S GREATEST ACTS! “HOLLYWOOD VARIETIES” And “VARIETIES ON PARADE” The greatest assembly of NON-STOP ACTS you’ve ever seen—and it’s 100 per cent. ENTERTAINMENT from start to finish! (Programme Approved for Universal Exhibition) At the New-Policy ST. .JAMES’ THE CINEMA INTERNATIONAL!! Direction: Kerridge-Odeon (Tel 75-280 for Reserves from 7 p.m.)

COMING FRIDAY THE INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL Commencing FRIDAY NEXT, and continuing until WEDNESDAY, JULY 11, we are honoured to present by special arrangement with Producers in FRANCE! GERMANY! DENMARK! ITALY! HUNGARY! RUSSIA! ENGLAND! A Parade of the Award Winning Films from the Continent—most of them screening for the first time in the South Island —and many before their Australian Premiere! COMMENCING FRIDAY FIRST PRIZE CANNES FESTIVAL The Outstanding DANISH FILM . . . “RED MEADOWS” Starring PAUL REICHHARDT, LISBETH MOVIN (To comply with the Censor’s ruling, persons under 13 will NOT be admitted) A Terrific Show—for full details see Tomorrow’s Papers. TO BE FOLLOWED BY:— “GERMANY—YEAR ZERO” Roberto Rossellini’s Sensational Drama (Persons Under 16 Not Admitted) “MOONLIGHT SONATA” (U) Presenting PADEREWSKI in his only film appearance and playing Chopin. "SADKO” (U) Rimski-Korsakov’s Fantasy the finest Russian Film yet made. “PARTIE DE CAMPAGNE” Jean Renoir’s Sparkling French Comedy of the Guy de Maupassant Storv. “IT HAPPENED IN EUROPE” (A Sp.) Geza Radvanyi’s Quadruple Award Winner from Hungary! “CONFESSION” (A. Sp.) Starring SYDNEY CHAPLIN and AUDREY DALTON —the British Award Winner. “DONIZETTI” (A. Sp.) Starring AMEDEO NAZZARI and famous tenor TITO SCHIPA. The Italian Triumph! All Coming to the New-Policy ST. JAMES’ The Cinema Internationale PLANS AT THEATRE /’’T' , XT r PI ST. ALBANS I I) K Y -luxury Theatre ’Phone 75-400 7.45 p.m. TONIGHT and TOMORROW A GAY, SPECTACULAR MUSICAL COMEDY In Technicolor A zippy delight ... a breezy musical comedy alive with fun . . . aglow with the brightness of 9 new songs ... a delight to the eye with lavish scenes, stunning gowns, and beautiful girls. All this and JANE RUSSELL Gilbert ROLAND Arthur HUNNICUT Mary MCCARTHY “THE FRENCH LINE” “THE FRENCH LINE” (Recommended by Censor for Adults) IT’S AS GAY AS CHAMPAGNE! Flans at D.I.C. At Theatre from 6 p.m. COMMENCING FRIDAY “THE PURPLE PLAIN” CHRISTCHURCH RECORDED MUSIC SOCIETY presents the following programme, TONIGHT (Wednesday), June 6 in Beggs Concert Hall, at 8 p.m.: Zampa Overture, Ballade No. 3, The Dance of the Hours. Scherzo No. 2, Blue Danube Waltz, Caprice Italien, and famous arias from Opera. VISITORS MOST WELCOME. 7038 (OTHER AMUSEMENTS’”PAGE - 22.