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Press, Volume XCV, Issue 28224, 12 March 1957, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS LAST 3 DAYS! ! Daily 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. Not since “FATHER OF THE BRIDE” has there been such a delightful heart-warming story! M.G.M.’s Wonderful “WEDDING BREAKFAST” (G) Starring BARRY FITZGERALD DEBBIE REYNOLDS BETTE DAVIS ERNEST BORGNINE Uli STATE Hll ’Phone 78-861 “WHERE CHRISTCHURCH MEETS” Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. ■ Throughout New Zeaalnd Wow . . . Look What Starts FRIDAY! It’s tlie Most! "The most lavish and spectacular ‘Rock ’n’ Roll’ musical to date.” MOTION PICTURE HERALD 20th Century-Fox bring ROCK and ROLL into the BIG TIME . . . with a TOP STAR CAST ... a RIOTOUS STORY . . . CINEMASCOPE . . . COLOUR AND ... 14 ROCK ’N’ ROLL HEADLINERS It’s “THE GIRL “THE GIRL “THE GIRL CAN’T HELP IT” (G) CAN’T HELP IT” (G) CAN’T HELP IT” (G) In Cinemascope Colour Rock yourself into your happiest time with this UPROARIOUS TALE of a GANGSTER with an itchy trigger finger . . . HIS DOLL who can't sing a note . . . and the gunshy guy who made her a singing star TOM EWELL That “Seven Year Itch” star has BLONDE TROUBLE AGAIN! JAYNE MANSFIELD EDMOND O’BRIEN Plus THE PLATTERS Featuring their newest hit, “You’ll Never Know I Care” FATS DOMINO No. 1 Hit Parade Star of the moment with "Blue Monday” LITTLE RICHARD AND HIS BAND You’ve never seen or heard anything like him rocks with “She’s Got It” and "The Girl Can’t Help It” RAY ANTHONY and HIS ORCHESTRA GENE VINCENT AND HIS BLUE CAPS Bop Out with "Be Bop a Lula” THE TRENIERS Hailed as the most exciting music act to come along* in years, introduce “Rockin’ Is Our Bizness” EDDIE FONTAIN JULIE LONDON JOHNNY OLEN'S Rhythm Combo Sensational songstress ABBEY LINCOLN EDDIE COCHRAN BARRY GORDON NINO TEMPO THE CHUCKLES 17 REAL GONE SONGS including: “CINNAMON SINNER,” “ROCK AROUND THE ' ROCK PILE,” "READY TEDDY,” "COOL IT BABY." "CRY ME A RIVER,” “20 FLIGHT ROCK,” “SHE’S GOT IT,” "I AIN’T GONNA CRY NO MORE,” “BE BOP A LULA” Reserve NOW! ! PLANS D.I.C. AND THEATRE PUBLIC NOTICES “QUICKFIRE” RAFFLE. £75 NO. 186. £75 Drawn 11/3/1957, under Police supervision. FIRST PRIZE, £40—8552: Blank, c/o. Phoenix. SECOND PRIZE, £5—2823: Toby, Royal George. THIRD PRIZE, £5 2841: C.Y.M. TWENTY-FIVE £ 1 PRIZES. 5168—Lucky, C. T. 8406—88, Wigram, Christchurch. 1651—Blank, Stewart. 8544—Mick. 4013—Lucky, Lyttelton. 2891—Going Home, Eastern terrace. 4850—M. W. Gurney. 9576—Lucky, Christchurch. 9918—Blank, Winfield. 1385—Blank, C/o. King George. 4239—8i11, 91. 1523—Beans, C/o. Cottam, Woolston. 6381—Sandy. 8560—Blank, C/o. Shaw. 9241—Blank, C/o. Andrews. 9241. 6121—W.P.G. 1329—Lucky 2, Kaiapoi. 5601—Doherty. 6398—Blank, c/o. Bell and Lloyd. 1659—Blank, C/o. Stewart. 1976—8i1l and Jim, Sumner. 6663—Robbie, Star. 3925—Scrimshaw. 3732—81ank, C/o. Market. 0137—Blank, C/o. Royal George. 58 SOMME STREET, ST. ALBANS. 6687

ANNUAL APPLICATIONS FOR GRANTS FROM THE J. R. McKenzie trust board (INC.). APPLICATIONS will be received up to, and including. May 31, 1957, from Charitable or Educational Institutions in the Dominion of New Zealand for grants from the J. R. McKenzie Trust. The Board can only make grants to institutions, and is unable to make grants to individuals,- while assistance in the way of capital expenditure, buildings, monuments, swimming baths, etc., cannot be considered. National Organisations should submit one application on behalf of all branches. Applications must be made on the Board’s forms which are available from the Secretary, J. R. McKENZIE TRUST BOARD (INC.), P.O. Box 5006, Wellington. 6543 THE DAVID HBNRY SCHOLARSHIPS have opened new opportunities for people employed in the forest industry and related services to further their studies or research in one of its many fields. •pie scholarships and/or Studentships were founded and endowed by Sir Dpvid Henry, Chairman and Managing Director of N.Z. Forest Products, Ltd. The object of the Scholarships and/ or Studentships is for the promotion, encouragement and advancement of education and knowledge in the academic and practical fields of forest establishment, maintenance administration and utilisation and related services. The awards, amounting to approximately £l2OO annually, will assist persons to undertake study and research in New Zealand and overseas. The Scholarships and/or Studentships are open to any person without restriction as to age or nationality. Applications close on April 30, 1957. Persons interested in applying are invited to obtain further particulars from:— The Trustee, The David Henry Scholarship Fund, C/o. N.Z. FOREST PRODUCTS. LTD., Private Bag, AUCKLAND, C.l. 6536 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS. WANTED, just one to whom Alcohol is a problem. We may ba able to help you by RINGING 45-135.