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Press, Volume XCIV, Issue 28010, 3 July 1956, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS “THE POPULAR THEATRE” CRYSTAL PALACE FOR FINE ENTERTAINMENT Direr tion: Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. For Reservations ’Phone 78-602 2 p.m. DAILY 8 p.m. ACTION IS THE WORD! DRAMA OF VIOLENT EMOTIONAL CONFLICT AND RUGGED TWO-FISTED ACTION HERBERT J. YATES Presents “ TIMBERJACK’” Starring STERLING VERA HAYDEN RALSTON DAVID BRIAN (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Preceded by—“CASE OF GRACIE BUDD” (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) PLANS D.I.C AND THEATRE INFECTIOUS ? YES, but what a pleasant INFECTION! SALAD DAYS SALAD DAYS As fresh as leaves on the tree As fresh as youth —“As Fresh as a daisy” N.Z. HERALD FULL of Song, Dance, romance and laughs. NO TONIC could be more pleasant NO SHOW could provide so much pleasure as SALAD DAYS SALAD DAYS by Julian Slade and Dorothy Reynolds by arrangement with Garnet Carroll. MELBOURNE A Delightful musical in which fun is poked at everything stuffy, from a Knightsbridge Beauty Parlour to the Foreign Office. Come for a jaunt round the sights of London Town the Parks, the Night Clubs, the Fashion Salons . . . YOU’LL LOVE IT! SALAD DAYS is pure joy SALAD DAYS at the |THEATRE ROYAL| OPENING Wednesday, July IL at 7.45 For a Season of 8 Nights. Matinees, Fri. 13 at 5, Sat. 14 and Wed. 18 at 2. BOOKINGS AT D.I.C. Public Bookinsj Tomorrow Public Booking Tomorrow Last day members* preferential Today. PRICES: 12/- (Matinee 10/6) Children 6/(Sat night excepted). Members 9/6 (Matinees and Opening Night 8/-) All Plus Booking Fee 3d. Presented by the ■ New Zealand Players SALAD DAYS IS WONDERFUL HEAR about S-’lad Days today at Wardells at the Heinz demonstrations. HARE DRIVE HARE DRIVE SUNDAY, JULY 8, SUNDAY, JULY 8, In Aid of Yaldhurst and West Meltor Schools. Meet North of Waimak. Bridge at 9.30 Ammunition available. Tea and hot savs provided. __ RAKAIA CATHOLIC PARISH EUCHRE WEDNESDAY, JULY 4. (Note change of Date.) ST. MARK’S SUNDAY SCHOOL Ist Night of 5 Night's Aggregate. ■ Admission 2/6 and 2/-. 6019 PUBLIC NOTICES £75 ROCKET RAFFLE £75 No. 133 Drawn 2/7/56, under Police Supervision Please Post Winning Tickets to: P.O. Box 1281, Christchurch. 4956—15 t Prize, £35: Blank butt. 8330—2nd Prize, £10: Blank butt. 5697—3rd Prize, £5: Blank butt. 25 PRIZES AT £1 EACH 1642—Blank butt. 9925—81ank butt. 7101—Maori Boys, Upper San. 9100—Blank butt. 3772—81ank butt. 4843—5. Johnson, Railways Auto. Exchange, Christchurch. 10869—Blank butt. 5208—Blank butt. 8201—Blank butt. 4976—81ank butt. 7377—81ank butt. 4415—Blank butt. 4357—81ank butt. 8419—Blank butt. 2633—81ank butt. 3693 W.R M„ Ashburton. 10164—Blank butt. 0757—Blank butt. 5257—Mug, c/o. Blue Star. 7071—Blank butt. 9388—Blank butt. 9410—Blank butt. 8371—Blank butt. 0630—Blank butt. 7030—Meikle, c/o. Yaldhurst Hotel. SEND YOUR ORDER NOW TO BOX 1281 CHRISTCHURCH. TICKETS 6d EACH, or 10s PER BOOP 6971 HAWARDEN-WAIKARI UNITED FOOTBALL CLUB TO Members and Supporters of the abov< Club I wish to notify that the game United v. Kaikoura. will be plaved a Waikari on SATURDAY. JULY 7. 1956. B. P. HARRIS. Hon. Secretary. 697: AWATERE FOOTBALL CLUB, SEDDON ANY past players of the club interestec in taking part in the coming Jubilef Celebrations, please contact the Secretary, MR P. RYAN, P.O. BOX 131, SEDDON 690 DR. BRIAN STRINGER, M. 8., Ch.B., ant F.R.C.S. (Edin.), Has recommenced the practice of hi Profession at 2 YALDHURST ROAD. CHRISTCHURCH 'Phone, Rooms 47-598. Residence 46-951 and 55-867. 567 “MARNOC” SCOTCH KNIT An excellent range of garments in stocl sizes now on view. Suit, Frocks Twinsets. Cardigans. Jump ers. Capes, Boleros Also tailored-to-measure garments ma: be chosen from a wide variety of style and shades MRS D C. POOL, c/o Treasure Cot. 79 Colombo street, opp Bowker Fountain Victoria square. Hours 10 a.m. to 4.30 n m T.H