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Press, Volume XCV, Issue 28180, 19 January 1957, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS Your Favourite Theatre— Kerridge-Odeon j • AVON Management:—S. E. M. Moodie 'Phone 60-062. Reserve at the Avon NOW 4TH HILARIOUS WEEK ! 3—SESSIONS TODAY—3 2 p.m.—s p.m.—B p.m. (Mon. to Fri. incl. 11, 2. 5 and 8) As the "London Daily Herald" says; “ . . . More Laughs a minute than in any film for years ... scenes that will burst your belt with Laughter!” IN EASTMAN COLOUR Associated British Pictures Presents JOHN MILLS Cecil Parker In a Glorious Skit on School Days “IT’S GREAT TO BE YOUNG” (G) A COMEDY WITH ZEST AND YOUTHFUL GAIETY, WITH A WEALTH OF TOP TALENT AND TOE-TAPPING TUNES! . . . BUT ABOVE ALL A COMEDY WITH LAUGHS! LOADS AND LOADS OF LAUGHS! 1 Also “SO YOU WANT A MODEL RAILROAD” Joe McDoakes Comedy "NO BARKING” Colour Cartoon "ROCKY EDEN” Scenic Special of the Canadian Rockies Colour Kerridge-Odeon l||| PLAZA |||| ’Phone 88-089 Reserves from 10.30 a.m. daily at 2 and 8 p.m. HEIDI IS BACK IN AN ALL NEW ADVENTURE FILMED IN TECHNICOLOR United Art’sts Present “HEIDI and PET E B ”

To the thousands who thrilled to the wonderful picture “HEIDI” here is an entirely new and even more delightful tale with the same heartwarming magic. Once again the glorious Swiss Alps are the setting for spectacular adventure inspired bv Johanna Spyri’s best-loved story of the world's best-loved youngsters. It stars lovely ELSBETH SIGMUND as Heidi and THOMAS KLEMATH as Peter. Special Featurettes CARTOONS: “Pixie Picnic,” “Wacky Bye Baby,” “Wet Blanket Policy” Also: “Young Farmers” (Interest) Latest Gaumont-British News (Specially Suitable for Family Entertainment) Censor’s Classification: (G) Approved for General Exhibition. (Y) Recommended as suitable for persons aged 13 and over. (A) Recommended as suitable for adults only. D.T.C. “ IT'S IN THE BAG ” “ IT'S IN THE BAG ” SELWYN TOGOOD AT THE SELWYN TOGOOD AT THE CIVIC THEATRE CIVIC THEATRE THURSDAY and FRIDAY, 7th and Bth February. REMEMBER: All Contestants for “It’s in the Bag” are drawn from the Audience. “IT’S IN THE BAG” “IT’S IN THE BAG” is sponsored by Rinso and Lifeboy. “MONEY GO ROUND” is sponsored by Birds Eye Frozen Foods. COME AND SEE IF YOU CAN WIN ONE OF THE VALUABLE PRIZES. BOOKING OPENS AT THE D.I.C. BOOKING OFFICE on JANUARY 30, 1957. BOOK EARLY: Remember last, time the Whole Theatre was sold out in a few hours. RESERVED SEATS, 10/- and 7/6; unreserved. 5s at the Theatre. ALL NET PROCEEDS TO FURTHER THE WORK OF THE PLUNKET SOCIETY. 3386 FUNERAL DIRECTORS JOHN RHIND, LTD. D. R. Rhind. N. J. Rhind. n LONDON ST. ’PHONE 69-546. Near corner Bealey and Fitzgerald avenues. W.S.

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