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Press, Volume XCVI, Issue 28410, 17 October 1957, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS WHITE HOT from the HEADLINES! ! Kerridge-Odeon ZzEZEZ m T 1 V 0 L 1 = ’Phone 78-290 Reserves at Theatre 10.30 a.m. to 9 p.m. Manager: F. K. Jones STARTS Today: 2— 7.45 Edmond O'Brien Natalie Wood Brian Donlevy in the SENSATIONAL BOMBSHELL “A CRY IN THE NIGHT” (A) You were . . SHOCKED by “REBEL WITHOUT A CAUSE”! ROCKED by "BABY DOLL”! DAZED by “HOUSE OF LOST WOMEN” NOW . . . You will be THRILLED by This TERRIFIC EXPOSE of Teenage Delinquency! EXCITEMENT SCREAMS through this DYNAMIC THRILLER! Preceded by RANDOLPH SCOTT RANDOLPH SCOTT in a hail of flying lead - and flailing fists . . . “CARSON CITY” (G) In Brilliant WARNERCOLOR When fists and guts could not. drive the railway through the wilderness ... he buckled on his forty-fives and . . . hell broke loose! SEE YOU AT THE TIVOLI IT’S TREMENDOUS! Kerridge-Odeon 111 PLAZA III Manager R G. Hall ’Phone 88-089. Reserve at Plaza LAST DAY at 2 and 8 HILARIOUS COMEDY! Humphrey Rogart Aldo Ray Peter Ustinov Three captivating rogues who can’t keep their impulses down In “WE’RE NO ANGELS” In Technicolor (G) TOMORROW: 2,5 and 8 THE “INSIDE HOLLWOOD” STORY WHICH PULLS NO PUNCHES TO ACHIEVE AN UNUSUAL DEGREE OF FRANKNESS AND POWER! A story of a woman who thought she was a star so high no man could touch her. Sne fought to stay on top and almost lost the privilege and glory of being a woman! 20th Century-Fox presents BETTE DAVIS Two-time Academy Award Winner Giving her greatest performance as “THE STAR” (Y)

with STERLING HAYDEN “Bette Davis shines in a truly sparkling tour-de-force that rates with any of her past achievements” —Hollywood Reporter “Bette Davis superlative” —Sheilah Graham CE NTURY ST. ALBANS Luxury Theatre ’Phone 75-400 7.45 p.m. Final Screening 7.45 p.m. THE MUSIC CAVALCADE AND THE PERSONAL STORY OF THE GREATEST BUSINESS ON EARTH In Technicolor In all the world there’s no music like it. no cast like it, no story like it, no show like it. It’s the musical CINEMASCOPE was made for. Irving Berlin’s “THERE’S NO BUSINESS LIKE SHOW BUSINESS” (G) ETHEL MERMAN DAN DAILEY DONALD O’CONNOR JOHNNIE RAY MITZIE GAYNOR MARILYN MONROE Music, Laughter, colour, hosts of songs and heartwarming jov. Who could, want more in this aural and optical delight. 27 songs, 63 elaborate settings, plus all star cast. EXCELLENT FEATURETTES Plans at D.I.C. At Theatre from 6 p.m. TOMORROW SECOND GREATEST SEX Censor’s Classification (G) Approved for General Exhibition. (Y) Recommended as suitable for persons aged 13 and over. (A) Recommended as suitable for adults only. D.T.C.

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