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Press, Volume XCVI, Issue 28397, 2 October 1957, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS “THE TATTERED DRESS” A COURTROOM DRAMA WELL PRODUCED AND SUPERBLY ACTED TODAY: 2— 8 p.m. MAJESTIC - The Show Place of Christcnurch Direction: Kerridge-Odeon ’Phone 62-038-39 Reserve at Theatre 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. RUSS CHAPMAN MANAGER Universal-International Present “THE TATTERED DRESS” “THE TATTERED DRESS” (A) In Cinemascope JEFF CHANDLER JEANNE CRAIN JACK CARSON - GAIL RUSSELL A STORY OF A DANGEROUS LOVE - AND ITS AFTERMATH. WANTON MURDER OF EIGHT DESPERATE PEOPLE TRAPPED IN ITS VICIOUS WEB OVERWHELMING WITH SUDDEN SUSPENSE . . RAW WITH REALISM OF LIFE ITSELF FRIDAY— A WESTERN WITH SEX APPEAL 1 The King . . . CLARK CABLE AND Four Queens . . . ELEANOR PARKER “SABINA” WAITED FOR HIM WITH A SMILE SARA SHANE "ORALIE” . . . SHE CRIED RARBARA NICHOLS "BIRDIE” . . . SHE TEASED JEAN WILLES "RUBY” . . . SHE FOUGHT United Artists Present “THE KING AND FOUR QUEENS” CINEMASCOPE TECHNICOLOR (Recommended by the Censor for Adult Audiences) THE LUSTY AND PROVOCATIVE YARN OF A GAY SCOUNDREL’S ADVENTURES IN A WESTERN GHOST TOWN INHABITED BY FOUR TRIGGER-HAPPY. MANHUNGRY WOMEN A Western with a New Look! RESERVE NOW! METRO THEATRE Colombo street, Sydenham 'Phone 88-600 Wide Screen—-Mirrophonic Sound 7.15 p.m. TONIGHT 7.15 p.m. Elizabeth Taylor Van Johnson Walter Pidgeon Donna Heed In M.G M.’s Daring Drama in TECHNICOLOR “THE LAST TIME I SAW PABIS” (Y) And on the Same Programme: He Walked the Danger Path . . . “OUTSIDE THE LAW” “OUTSIDE THE LAW” (G) Thrills a-plenty as Treasury Agents Run Down a Gang of Counterfeiters Ray Danton Grant Williams “THE KOSY”—HORNBY

7.30 p.m. TONIGHT 7.30 p.m. GRAND DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAMME TONY CURTIS JANET LEIGH “THE BLACK SHIELD OF FALWORTH” (G) The epic story ol Myles Falworth . . . who pledged his life to save a throne . . . and win a fabulous beauty! A Thousand miles of roaring excitement! ROD CAMERON JOANNE DRU “SOUTH-WEST PASSAGE” (G) Captain Ed Beale is blazing a shorter route to the goldfields, with camels, waggon trains, adventurers, outlaws and renegade women for company.

SUBURBAN CINEMAS HOBNBY-' ’KOSY” 7.30 p.m. "The Black Shield Of Falworth” (G); “South-west Passage” (G). LYTTELTON -"HARBOUR LIGHT” 730 p.m. "The Man With The Golden Arm” (Frank Sinatra, Eleanor Parker) (Under 16 Not Admitted). RICCARTON -"REX730 p.m. “Hold Back Tomorow” (Under 16 Not Admitted) "Act Of Love” (A). NEW BRIGHTON -“koxy7.45 p.m. "The Latuko” (Y); "5 Against The House” (Y). SI MNEB -“HOLLYWOOD’ 7.30 p.m. “Eight O’clock Walk” (A); "Glory Alley” (Y). FUNERAL DIRECTORS G. BARRELL and SONS. LTD. (Est. 1876). 221 DURHAM ST., Christchurch (corner St. Asaph and Durham sts.) ’Phone 70-807 (Day or Night). W.S. J. LAMB and SON, (Established 1872). 234 LICHFIELD STREET. 'Phone 69-483. D. M. LAMB E. H. HEATLEY W.S. JOHN RHIND, LTD. D. R. Rhind. N. J. Rhind. 19 LONDON ST. ’PHONE 69-546. Near corner Bealey and Fitzgerald avenues.W.S. LAMB A., and HAYWARD. LTD., 292 Cashel street. ’Phone 65-879. A. H MARKER. Managing Director. W.S. BUSINESS NOTICES C. M. LOACH wishes to announce THAT AS FROM MONDAY. OCTOBER 7. HE WILL COMMENCE PRACTICE AS A CUSTOMS AND FORWARDING AGENT at 146 OXFORD TERRACE. Telephone 60-949, after hours 88-386. ADULTS Only. Bronchial Mixture for all Chest Colds and Bronchitis, 3s 6d bottle. Iggo’s (Chemists), Ltd., 105 Cartel st. 6075