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AMUSEMENTS “J'TTVUY" 75-043| THEATRE | /3“v43 Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. “Showplace Of The South" TODAY 2 —5 8 ! (Matinee Prices at 5 p.m. Session) D-DAY THE SIXTH OF JUNE Based on LIONEL SHAPIRO S searching best-seller, 20th Century-Fox bring you a poignant LOVE STORY that was climaxed on the day that shook the world! RICHARD TODD RICHARD TODD As LIEUTENANT-COLONEL JOHN WYNTER: "We’ve got some hard knocks to take, but if we’re bold to start with more of us will be alive when it’s over.” DANA WYNTER DANA WYNTER As Valerie: "You think I’m pure and angel-like because I’m English and my father’s a brigadier, I thought I’d be safe from you because you were a stranger, and so far removed from John and his world.” Robert Taylor Robert Taylor As Brad Parker: Who committed the sin of loving another man’s woman Edmond O’Brien ACADEMY AWARD WINNER as Colonel Timmer . . . who almost turned triumph into disaster In D-DAY D-DAY THE SIXTH OF JUNE THE SIXTH OF JUNE (Y) In CINEMASCOPE COLOUR STEREOPHONIC SOUND AS HALF A MILLION MEN WAIT ACROSS THE ENGLISH CHANNEL there is told the great LOVE STORY of the GREAT WAR RESERVES AT THEATRE

CIVIC THEATRE IVOR POWELL IVOR POWELL IVOR POWELL Who Is Ivor Powell ? (The Man From Wales) Ivor Powell comes from Cross Keys, Wales where he spent several years as a coal mining engineer. Now as a Baptist Minister and World Evangelist he comes to Christchurch after four years preaching in South Africa and three years in Australia. Prior to his meetings Ivor Powell shows thrilling colour films of his travels, photographed by himself, with his own entertaihing commentary. DON’T MISS IVOR SEPT. 30th OCT. 21st SUNDAYS 7.15 p.m. WEEKDAYS 7.30 p.m. (Combined Baptist Campaign) COMMENCING NEXT FRIDAY NIGHT AT 8 p.m. AT THE REPERTORY THEATRE Kilmqre Street. Canterbury Repertory Society Presents “DARK SUMMER” “DARK SUMMER” by Wynard Browne (author of "The Holly and the Ivy’’) PRODUCED BY FRANK NEWMAN This dramatic play tells of a blind young airman who is faced with the problem of whether it is fair to marry his gay young fiancee or not. SEASON FROM FRIDAY NEXT AT 8 p.m. (September 28th) TO SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6th TO SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6th BOOKINGS OPEN AT BEGG’S NOON TUESDAY. Reserved Seats 2/6, 3/6 and 5/- Tax Free. ADULT EDUCATION DEPARTMENT CANTERBURY UNIVERSITY COLLEGE

Presents Winston Sharp, baritone Margaret Neilsen, Pianist In a programme of songs by Dowland, Handel. Purcell; folk songs and sea shanties and piano solos. SCARGILL HALL TUESDAY. 25th SEPTEMBER AT 8 p.m. SPONSORED BY SCARGILL C.W.I and W.D.F.F. OXFORD HALL TUESDAY, 2nd OCTOBER AT 8 p.m. SPONSORED BY OXFORD P.T.A. CHEVIOT HALL THURSDAY. 4th OCTOBER AT 8 p.m. SPONSORED BY CHEVIOT C.W.I. SUBURBAN CINEMAS NEW BRIGHTON- ROXY ” 5, 7.45 p.m. "Albert R.N.” (Anthony v Steel. Jack Warner) (A). BEl.l’ASl - EMBASSY" 8 p.m. “Angels One Five” (Jack Hawkins) (G). LYTFEI .r< >N —"HARBOUR LIGHT” 2 and 8 p.m. "Rose Marie” (Howard Keel, Ann Bly th) (Tech.) (G). RANGIORA- regent 2.15 and 8 p.m. “A Kid For Two Farthings” (Jonathon Ashmore) Springboks v. Maoris (G). SUMNER "HOLLYWOOD” 2 p.m. "Thunder Over The Plains” 8 p.m. "The Constant Husband” (Rex Harrison, Kay Kendall” (Y). KAIAPOI -"Rialto2 and 7.45 p.m. “The Student Prince" (Edmund Purdom, Ann Bly th) (Tech.) (G). RAKAIA PICTURES 8 p.m. "Jedda” (Tech.) ("G” with Censor's Recommendation some parts may be disturbing to young and nervous Children) "Maoris v. Springboks.” HORNBY -kosy2 p.m. "Cattle Queen Of Montana” (G): 8 pun. “Blowing Wild” (Gary Cooper) (T). • RICCARION- HEX " 2, 7.30 p.m. "King Solomons Mines” (Stewart Granger) (Tech.) (Gj: “Arena” (A). 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 VITAMIN Tonic tor All Ages—after colds or 'flu. 5» and Os bottle. Iggo'a (Chemists), Ltd., 103 Cashel street. 3849