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Press, Volume XCVI, Issue 28430, 9 November 1957, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS Your Favourite Theatre— Kerridge-Odeon AV 0 N Management:—S. E. M. Moodie ’Phone 60-062. Reserve at the Avon NOW 2nd WONDERFUL WEEK 3 SESSIONS TODAY-3 2 p.m. 5 p.m. 8 p.m. (Mon. to Fri. incl. 11, 2. 5 and 8) SET AGAINST THRILLING BACKGROUNDS OF CIRCUS EXCITEMENT . A Picture of Infinite (’.harm! ... A Gay, Romantic Comedy, as Happy-Hearted and as Carefree as its Lilting Title Song ! Oh! How You'll Enjoy “OH! MY PA-PA” (Gl ... an Enchanting Story with an Enchanting Star! Lovely LILLI PALMER An Associated British Picture IN RADIANT TECHNICOLOR

Presented by Warner Brothers You’ll hear EDDIE CALVERT and his GOLDEN TRUMPET playing

"OH! MY PA-PA” HERE IS A FILM THAT IS LIKE A MAGIC CARPET, TAKING YOU INTO A LAND OF ROMANCE . .

A MAGIC CARPET THAT GIVES YOU A FIRESIDE SEAT IN A CARAVAN, AND A RINGSIDE SEAT AT THE CIRCUS. WITH ITS HIGH-WIRE WIZARDRY

TRAPEZE ARTISTRY! THRILLS FROM THE RIG CAGES! HORSES PONIES! CLOWNS! AND A MYRIAD WONDERS TO DELIGHT YOUNG AND OLD ALIKE! Plus Grand Shorts BUGS BUNNY COLOUR CARTOON JOE McDOAKES COMEDY "SWISS SPORTLAND’’ (Colour) "ANIMALS AND KIDS" (Novelty) LATEST G.B. NEWS. CENT U R Y ST; ALBANS Luxury Theatre 'Phone 75-400 Special Matinee Today, 2.15. A programme of Selected Shorts including Laurel and Hardy, Clowns, etc. 7.45 p.m. TONIGHT 7.45 p.m. SPECTACULAR ADVENTURE THRILLER Full of excitement thrills and set in the Sudan. In Cinemascope COLOUR BY TECHNICOLOR Based on A. E. W. Mason's "The Four Feathers.” ANTHONY STEELE LAURENCE HARVEY JAMES ROBERTSON JUSTICE and introducing Mary Ure London Films Present “STORM OVER THE “STORM OVER THE NILE” NILE” (G) A most outstanding and widely known film for lovers of adventure. Plus The Queen in Canada Full length newsreel covering the Queens visit; also "LAUGH WITH THE CLOWNS.” A featurette In Cinemascope and Colour. Plans at Theatre from 10 a m. ANNOUNCEMENT First Ch. Ch. Screening Mr and Mrs Tom Brown (in person) of Denver. Colorado, U S.A., will present their 16 m.m, colour sound film of their long Caravan tour from the Canadian Border to the end of the road at Circle, Alaska. Tuesday WATCH MONDAY'S PAPERS.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MR and MRS GALLOWAY and Helen, would like to convey their grate-1 < ful Thanks to the doctors, matron ’ and nursing staff of Ward 4, St. . Helens. p MRS E. McGARRY, Iris and Ron, > of Kaiapoi. wish to sincerely Thank j all kind relatives, friends and neigh-! 1 hours for floral tributes, telegrams. 1 2 letters and personal expressions of : sympathy in their sad bereavement. Special thanks to doctors and nurses ; of Ward 12, Public Hospital. Please ; accept this as a personal acknow- • ledgement as many addresses are un- i known. .1 MRS JEMIMA PERRIE, Twelve Mile, ' Grevmouth, wishes to sincerely > Thank all relatives, friends, and ■ neighbours who expressed their sym- 1 pathv with floral tributes, telegrams, ] cards and personal messages in her r recent sad bereavement. A special i thank you to Mrs C. Campbell, Elm t grove, Christchurch, and to Dr. Ray, j Greymouth. t THE Sons and Daughters of the late i Ada Giles wish to sincerely Thank s all kind friends and relations forp personal expressions of sympathy, letters, cards, telegrams, and beauti- ] ful floral tributes in their recent c sad bereavement. Special thanks to i Dr. Lane, sisters and staff of Chaim- t ers Ward, Ashburton Public Hos- 1 * pital. As some addresses are un- i known, please accept this as a per- c sonal acknowledgement. |1