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Press, Volume XCIII, Issue 27990, 9 June 1956, Page 15

| AMUSEMENTS THE REPERTORY SOCIETY Presents at the repertory theatre the repertory theatre KILMORE STREET TONIGHT, 8 PM TONIGHT, 8 P.M’. ISK nu tVERY EVENING NEXT WEEK 8 p.m. The Popular Comedy Thriller “THE gh °ST TRAIN” g HOST TRAIN” .THE GH °ST TRAIN” THE GHOST TRAIN” (Produced by Frank Newman) Reserve,! Seats 2/6, 3/6 and 5/!ax Free at the Repertory Ineatre from 6.45 p.m. RESERVED SEATS FOR TONIGHT Ring 48-068 from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m today or the Repertory lheatre 77-736 K 6.45 p.m. Tonight. Play ends 10 p.m. approx. NOW OPEN BOX PLANS NOW OPEN AT D.I.C AT D.I.C CIVIC THEATRE THURSDAY, JUNE 14 8 p.m. GLENDA RAYMOND GLENDA RAYMOND MOST sought-after CONCERT SINGERS IN AUSTRALIA With MAURICE TILL AT THE PIANO PROGRAMME INCLUDES: “With Verdure Clad” and "O How Pleasing To T e Senses” .. Hadyn “True Love’s Bliss” and "Serenade” Strauss “The Question” and “Bliss” .. Schubert “Clair De Lune” .. .. Szulc Etc, Etc. BOX PLAN AT D.I.C PRICES: 12/-, 9/-, 6/6. and 3/6 Inclusive of Tax and Booking Fees. YOU MUST HEAR GLENDA Direction: N.Z. Broadcasting Service. VISITORS FOR THIS WEEKEND ! COMING TO THE CIVIC THEATRE FOR 2 DAYS ONLY THE AUSTRALIAN TEAM MORRIS And LEVETT MORRIS And LEVETT MORRIS And LEVETT MORRIS And LEVETT Who in 25 years as a team have been tn 70 countries. These men not only speak with authority on Lite’s problems and the Way Out, but also present SUPERB COLOUR FILMS TONIGHT, 8 p.m.: “On Safari in Africa.” SUNDAY AFTERNOON, 2.45 p.m.: “The Land of the Cherry Blossom.” SUNDAY NIGHT, 8.15 p.m.: “Formosa Isle of Freedom.” A WARM WELCOME AWAITS YOU TONIGHT AND TOMORROW at the CIVIC THEA IRE % They’re too good to miss ! Auspices. Youth tor Christ. RUGBY RUGBY SATURDAY, JUNE 9 RUGBY RUGBY LANCASTER PARK OVAL RUGBY LANCASTER PARK OVAL RUGBY LANCASTER PARK OVAL RUGBY RUGBY Kick-off 2.45 p.m. RUGBY ’VARSITY v. MARIST RUGBY ’VARSITY v. MARIST RUGBY ’VARSITY v. MARIST RUGBY RUGBY RUGBY 1-15 p.m. RUGBY LINWOOD v. BELFAST RUGEY LANCASTER PARK SOUTH RUGBY RUGBY RUGBY 2.45 p.m. RUGBY ALBION v. MERIVALE RUGBY RUGBY RUGBY 115 p.m. RUGBY CHCH. v. RUGBY SUNNYSIDE-SPREYDON RUGBY RUGBY - Admission— RUGBY Adults: Enclosure 2s 6d; EmRUGBY bankment Is. Children: EnRUGBY closure Is, Embankment 6d. RUGEY Children will not be admitted RUGBY into Nos 2.4, or the Reserved RUGF-Y portion of No. 3 stand without RUGBY presentation of a season ticket. RUGBY RUGBY RUGBY PARK RUGBY RUGBY PARK RUGEY 2.45 p.m. RUGBY H. 5.0.8. v TECH. 0.8. RUGBY 115 P- m - RUGBY NEW BRIGHTON V. SYDENRUGFY HAM. RUGBY Admission: RUGBY Adults 2s, Children 6d. . RUGBY WRESTLING CIVIC THEATRE, WRESTLING CIVIC THEATRE. WRESTLING NEXT TUESDAY. JUNE 12 WRESTLING NEXT TUESDAY, JUNE 12 WRESTLING IVAN KAMEROFF WRESTLING IVAN KAMEROFF WRESTLING IVAN KAMEROFF WRESTLING IVAN KAMEROFF WRESTLING WRESTLING v WRESTLING AL COSTELLO WRESTLING AL COSTELLO WRESTLING AL COSTELLO WRESTLING AL COSTELLO WRESTLING ... WRESTLING Patrons will see another WRESTLING fast bout when Kameroff, WRESTLING the Russo-American who WRESTLING attained the rare distincWRESTLING tion of defeating McWRESTLING Cready, meets the fiery WRESTLING Costello here next week. WRESTLING Both men are renowned WRESTLING for their rough and willWRESTLING ing wrestling. WRESTLING ~ WRESTLING PLANS NOW OPEN AT WRESTLING DALE’S. TOBACCONISTS. WRESTTJNG 35 Cathedral square. WRESTLINGI HOCKEY HOCKEY TODAY HOCKEY WILLIAMSON PARK HOCKEY HOCKEY 3 p.m. HOCKEY SYDENHAM v. WOOLSTON HOCKEY HOCKEY 1 15 P-m-HOCKEY SELWYN V. H. 5.0.8. HOCKEY HOCKEY POLO GROUNDS, NO. 2. HOCKEY HOCKEY 1-15 p.m. , HOCKEY HAREWOOD v. VARSITY. HOCKEY _ 34:54 AQUARIUM AND WATER GARDENS. AQUARIUM AND WATER GARDENS. AQUARIUM AND WATER GARDENS. BEACH ROAD, NORTH BEACH. OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAYS, FROM 1 to 6 P.M. C. C. TAYLOR. S.T.C. FURNITURE Removals and Storage, including Saturdays. Expert work. ’Phone Whittakers, 69-753. M.W.S.