AMUSEMENTS SORRY! SOLD OUT TONIGHT ! Come to the MATINEES Patrons are advised that it is x IMPERATIVE to BOOK! Our apologies to the many patron unable to gain admittance last j night! MAJESTIC The Show Place Of Christchurch Direction: Kerridge-Odeon ’Phone 62-039 ’ Reserve at Theatre 10 a.m. to 9 p.m RUSS CHAPMAN . . MANAGER ( Universal-International Present TODAY: 2— 5 8 p.m > r ROCK HUDSON In “BATTLE HYMN” “BATTLE HYMN” ’ “BATTLE HYMN” “BATTLE HYMN” (G) In CINEMASCOPE and TECHNICOLOT Co-Starring MARTHA HYER DAN DURYEA The true real-life story of an ange , with blood-stained wings—an excit 1 ing portrayal of the sincerely thril ling life of Dean Hess, clergymai turned fighter-pilot—of his wift Mary, who gave up her husbanc that he might find peace within him self—and of Bin Yi Yang, who gav< up her heart and life for his droan of happiness for the once-forgottei children of a ravaged land! "BATTLE HYMN” is a GREAT filr with an impact that is tremendous! ASK ANYONE who has seen it! IT’S WONDERFUL! ' ■ ■ . Kerridge-Odeon embassy! 32Z2Z Manager: O.L. Beckett For Reservations ’Phone 77-413 1.30 DAILY 7.30 | RICHARD HENRY DANA’S IMMOR 1 TAL STORY THAT HAS THRILLEI THE WORLD FOR A HUNDREI YEARS AT LAST COMES TO TH] SCREEN . . . THE MOST FAMOUS SEA STORY EVER FILMED! Shanghaied! Torture! • Mutiny! ALAN LADD BRIAN WILLIAM BENDIX BARRY FITZGERALI , HOWARD DA SILVA ALBERT DEKKEI in “TWO YEARS BEFORE “TWO YEARS BEFORE THE MAST” THE MAST” (Y; 2nd Feature:— HOPE FOR THE BEST! HOPE FOR A WONDERFUL TIME HOPE FOR THE NIGHT OF YOUI LIFE! 808 HOPE JOAN FONTAINI .(In Technicolor) “CASANOVA’S BIG “CASANOVA’S BIG NIGHT” NIGHT” (G) HOLLYWOOD SUMNER. ’Phone 27-402 THE THEATRE WITH TH) "SOUND” REPUTATION I NO PARKING WORRIES ! TONIGHT. MON. and TUES. 8 p.m MATINEE TODAY 2 p.m. IN THE PROUD TRADITION OI GREAT BRITISH SEA STORIES COMES ONE OF THE MOST AUDA CIOUS, COURAGEOUS EXPLOITS EVER FILMED. JOHN MILLS, JOHN GREGSOIS DONALD SINDEN “Above Us The Waves” 5 “Above Us The Waves” Supports include National Film UnH Featuring: “THE SUMNER LIFE BOAT” (For General Exhibition) VIOLIN RECITAL VIOLIN RECITAL VIOLIN RECITAL VIOLIN RECITAL VIOLIN RECITAL VIOLIN RECITAL TONIGHT TERESA HEAVEN 1 TERESA BEAVEN TERESA BEAVEN TERESA BEAVEN TERESA BEAVEN TERESA BEAVEN (TERESA FAHEY) PIANIST: Margaret Fahey PROGRAMME INCLUDES BACH BEETHOVEN BRAHMS TONIGHT AT' Beggs Concert Hall - 8 p.m. -xTickets available at the door. All Seats 7/6 (Including Tax) ST. BEDE’S COLLEGE PARENTS’ ASSOCIATION. BRING AND BUY 4th May SATURDAY 4th May at ST. BEDE’S COLLEGE, Main North road, Papanui. AFTERNOON AND EVENING. Members and friends of the College are solicited for donations, cakes, produce, sweets, and anything saleable. ’Phone 47-785 or 78-094 or any member of committee for arrangements to pick up donations if you cannot deliver. J. B. CALLAGHAN, President. 6059 FIELD DAY. A FIELD DAY (HUNTAWAY) will be held on Mr N. Property, Whitecliff, on SUNDAY. MAY 5, at 10 a.m. 9239 NORTH BEACH AQUARIUM. DAILY AND SUNDAY AFTERNOONS. Live Crocodiles, Tropical Fish from all parts of the world, Australian Lizards, Walking Fish, Turtles, Tuatara, Ponds, and Goldfish. BEACH ROAD. AMPLE PARKING SPACE. C. C. TAYLOR, Proprietor. S.T.C.
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Press, Volume XCV, Issue 28268, 4 May 1957, Page 1
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