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Press, Volume XCV, Issue 28221, 8 March 1957, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS 3rd GREAT WEEK TODAY: 4 SESSIONS 11 a.m., 2,-5, 8 p.m. Tomorrow: 2,5, 8 p.m. Bring your friends along to one of the popular day sessions! EVERYONE’S INVITED TO THIS CELEBRATION! . . . AND WHAT A CELEBRATION when an ALL-STAR CAST with B ACADEMY AWARD-WINNERS appear in a NEW heart-warming and happy story by THE AUTHOR OF "MARTY." “WEDDING BREAKFAST” 111111111 l S X A XF lIHIIII "WHERE CHRISTCHURCH MEETS" Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. Throughout New Zealand. You’ll meet the Battlin’ Irish HURLEY FAMILY, MUM, DAD. their about - to - be - married DAUGHTER JANE, and a visiting relative, UNCLE JACK hes been visitin’ now for 12 YEARS. THE HURLEYS ARE HAVING A WEDDING, and EVERYONE has his OWN ideas as to how it should be! BARRY FITZGERALD DEBBIE REYNOLDS BETTE DAVIS ERNEST BORGNINE In M.G.M.’s Wonderful “WEDDING BREAKFAST” “WEDDING BREAKFAST” “WEDDING BREAKFAST” (G) Not since “FATHER OF THE BRIDE” has there been such a delightful, heartwarming story. RESERVE AT D.I.C. OR THEATRE

"I have not laughed so much for a good year.” —London Daily Herald J. C. Williamson Theatres, Ltd. proudly announce the first stage presentation in New Zealand of the accomplished London stars of stage and screen ROGER LIVESEY ROGER LIVESEY “Colonel Blimp” in person URSULA JEANS URSULA JEANS In the lively Mayfair levities of William Douglas Home's current London West End comedy success

“THE RELUCTANT DEBUTANTE” South Island Premiere THEATRE ROYAL CHRISTCHURCH THURSDAY, MARCH 28 AT 8 p.m. Then for a definite season of 6 Nights and 2 Matinee Performances (Saturday and Wednesday at 2 p.m.) THE BEST LAUGH IS THE EASY LAUGH—“THE RELUCTANT DEBUTANTE” Gives them to you— Even those to whom the antics and matrimonial machinations of Mayfair Mammas during the London season are unfamiliar will roar with laughter throughout the play— It’s So Fast And Irresistibly Amusing! Introducing the English Artist DIANA TEN HOVE And PATRICK HORGAN And a specially selected cast including— JOHN MELLION DIANA PERRYMAN JANE CASSON PAMELA HARVEY

A vivacious production under the personal supervision of ROGER LIVESEY ALL PRICE SEATS FOR THE ENTIRE SEASON ON SALE AT D.I.C. FROM THURSDAY, MARCH 21 PRICES: EVENINGS: 5/-, 10/-, 14/MATINEES: 4/-, 9/-. 12/Plus Tax and Booking Fee Letter Booking (any performance) now being received at 20/-, inclusive. Please make cheque and money order payable to D.I.C. and enclose stamped, addressed envelope with application. Touring Manager: Lionel Leary PUBLIC NOTICES DARFIELD PLAY CENTRE. ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Will be held on TUESDAY, MARCH 12, 8 p.m., in the CALVIN HALL. Election of Officers, General Business. All Welcome. X 9275 RICCARTON W6rKINGMEN'S~CLUB INC.—Members please note that the ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING will be held MARCH 14, at 8 p.m., in the Oddfellows' Hall, Church Corner, Upper Riccarton. E. S. MARTIN, Hon. Sec. 8575 RUTLAND FREE KINDERGARTEN. THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the above Kindergarten will be held in the Kindergarten on MONDAY, MARCH .11, 1957, at 7.45 BUSINESS— Report and Accounts. Election of Officers. General. AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION INQUIRY. INQUIRY. THE CONSULTATIVE COMMITTEE on Agricultural Education appointed by the Government will meet in Christchurch between 19 and 22 March, 1957. The Committee’s Order of Reference is—“To consider the opportunities open to young people to enter agricultural pursuits of all types and to progress in them, to report on the adequacy of the educational facilities offered for such occupations, and to make recommendations.” Persons or organisations wishing to make submissions on these matters may do so in writing to the Secretary. If they wish to appear before the Committee, they should advise the Secretary. C/o. Department of Education, Wellington, as soon as possible. H. MOSELEY, Secretary. 9828