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. AMUSEMENTS RESERVE NOW AT D.I.C. 40 Entertainers 40 AMALGAMATED THEATRES £3OO TALENT SEARCH £3OO TALENT SEARCH £3OO TALENT SEARCH Produced by TREVOR KING ON STAGE EVERY WEEK THURSDAY NIGHT, 8 p.m. "DOUBLE FEATURE THEATRECRYSTAL PALACE FOR FINE ENTERTAINMENT Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. TODAY: 1.30 and 7.30 p.m. (Please note starting time) 20th Century-Fox Films Present C-I-N-E-M-A-S-C-O-P-E “THE PROUD ONES” “THE PROUD ONES” (G) Here is the Gun-Blazing Story of Frontier Marshals who were too proud to take even one step back! ! ROBERT RYAN JEFFREY HUNTER NO. 2 ATTRACTION: England’s Top Comedian ARTHUR ASKEY ARTHUR ASKEY Big-hearted Arthur is back in the New Comedy-riot, as Engine-driver Bill Brown . . . it’s loaded with LAUGHS. “THE LOVE MATCH” “THE LOVE MATCH” (G) PLANS AT THEATRE AND D.I.C. PLANS OPEN THIS MORNING at D.I.C. for first six days Auckland Press: "A MEMORABLE THEATRICAL OCCASION.”—N.Z. Herald “IT IS MAGNIFICENT THIS SHOW SHOULD NOT BE MISSED.” —Auckland Star Wellington Press: "KATHERINE DUNHAM COMPANY EXCITING, EXOTIC, ENTERTAINING .. . brought down the curtain amidst clamorous applause.” e —The "Dominion” "A new experience in entertainment . . . gay rhythms . . . spectacular mounting . . . strong element of comedy . . . brilliant exhibition of dance moods.” —“Evening Post” FOR FOURTEEN DAYS ONLY By - arrangement with S. A. Gorlinsky, of London, J. C. Williamson Theatres. Ltd. (N.Z.) and David N. Martin present Commencing FRIDAY, APRIL 26 AT 8.15 p.m. Nightly 8.15; Matinees Wednesdays, Saturdays at 2 THEATRE ROYAL

As presented at the Broadway Theatre. New York, the world-famed KATHERINE DUNHAM KATHERINE DUNHAM KATHERINE DUNHAM And her company of DANCERS DANCERS DANCERS SINGERS SINGERS SINGERS MUSICIANS MUSICIANS MUSICIANS In a Brilliant Extravaganza "Caribbean Rhapsody” In settings of exotic beauty we bring you the stage’s most exciting and unforgettable entertainment—a season of dancing and singing, ancient and modern, combining the traditional music, rhythms and dancing of Brazil, the Congo, Mexico. Argentina and the Central and South Americas World Press acclaim: “The most exciting musical spectacle ever seen.”—New York Times "Not for years has such artistry been seen.” —London Times "It would be hard to recall an ovation as riotous as that which overwhelmed KATHERINE DUNHAM AND HER COMPANY at the final curtain in the Tivoli . . . the show flew with the dazzling force and speed of a supersonic jet.” —Sydney Sun PLANS OPEN THIS MORNING at D.I.C. for first six days. Reserved Stalls and Dress Circle: Evenings £l, and 14/-. Matinees 13/6, 10/3. Children half price at Matinees. (All prices inclusive of tax and booking fee). MAIL ORDERS: Written applications for any performance to D.I.C. Enclose £1 per seat for night and 13s 6d for Matinee, plus stamped addressed envelope with cheques, etc. made payable to D.I.C. PUBLIC NOTICES MALVERN EWE FLOCK COMPETITION The strong wool section of the above will take place TOMORROW, the 16st inst. The following is the routd and times:— 1 p.m.: ESTATE of A. DEANS. 1.45 p.m.: W. DEANS. 2.25 p.m.: R. H. TOWNSEND. 3 p.m.: H. C. DEANS. 3.30 p.m.: R. G. DEANS. 4 p.m.: H. H. DEANS. 4.30 p.m.: J. DUNCAN. Everybody Welcome. D. H. JUDD. Hon. Secretary. 5534 N.Z. SOCIAL CREDIT POLITICAL LEAGUE (INC.). LYTTELTON ELECTORAL BRANCH Easter Hamper Raffle Results:— FIRST—No. 3411. SECOND—No. 3415. THIRD—No. 1206. FOURTH—No. 2310. F. H. TAYLOR, 'Secretary. SHIRLEY RUGBY LEAGUE FOOTBALL CLUB. tacKBT NO. 1675: P. NAYLOR, 7 Cross street. Unwood.