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Press, Volume XCVI, Issue 28435, 15 November 1957, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS RESERVE EARLY FOR THE WEEK-END 4th GIGANTIC WEEK! At The Mighty ’Phone REG E N 1 69-3X9 The Home of Big Attractions. Manager John Seebold Reserve at Theatre 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. SPECIAL STARTING TIMES Feature Starts Promptly at 10 a.m. 2 p.m. 7.30 p.m. RUNNING TIME 3hrs 25mins. i t There is an Empire to the west more vast than the imaginations of urban men can conceive, where the infinite plains and restless cities still beat with the pulse of frontier adventure. Today, the limitless ranches are punctuated by forests of towering oil derricks . . . the barons have I hung up their silver spurs in favour of Cadillacs ... or private planes in which to zoom off at whim and will towards new power and conquest. It is with this sprawling, brawling domain and with the titans who battle for its riches that the motion picture GIANT concerns itself. Here is all the excitement, the muscle and guts, the enormous zest for living and loving that ’ make the film, and the great Edna Ferber novel on which it is based, imposing monuments to Texas, its fabled history and lusty aspirations. r “GIANT” (G) In WARNERCOLOUR ‘ GEORGE STEVENS’ PRODUCTION starring ' ELIZABETH TAYLOR ROCK HUDSON « JAMES DEAN A picture of proud people ... a love story ... a cavalcade ... a conflict of creeds ... a personal drama of strong longings ... a big story of big things and big feelings . . . this is GIANT. „ Please Be Seated Early! - ■ " ■. Kerridge-Odeon EMBA S S Y . Manager: O. L. Beckett —. .' For Reservations 'Phone 77-413 Today: 1.30 and 7.30 Two Red Hot Action Thrillers! A bristling action story, full of the colour and excitement of the old Oregon Frontier, a mightly outdoor , drama of intrigue and adventure. RORY YVONNE REX CALHOUN DE CARLO REASON "RAW EDGE” “RAW EDGE” (Y) I (In Technicolor) ALSO SHOWING The exciting, thrilling action story of a man who walked the danger path! “OUTSIDE THE LAW “OUTSIDE THE LAW (G) starring RAY LEIGH GRANT ■’ DANTON SNOWDF.N WILLIAMS ‘ SPRINGFIELD e SATURDAY e e Adventure for Everyone! ROBERT TAYLOR AVA GARDNER In “KNIGHTS OF THE h ROUND TABLE” (G) IN TECHNICOLOR. RISING HOLME THEATRE 'Phone 37-359 t It’s the Big Opening Tomorrow Night at 8. A Lively, Lyrical Feast of SONGS and hilarious SKETCHES at just the pace YOU like. "RISE AND SHINE” S "RISE AND SHINE” s A New Intimate REVUE Freely based on the World-famous ,1 Globe and Lyric London Revues, f Present ed by RISING HOLME r DRAMA GROUP, and Produced by Alan de Malmanche PLAYING FOR SIX BIG NIGHTS (no performance Friday, 22.) 'PHONE 37-359 FOR RESERVES. Prices 3s and 4s IT'S EASY TO GET TO ? RISTNGHOLME TAKE NO. 13 BUS TO REEVES ROAD! PUBLIC NOTICES FRIENDS OF THE HOSPITAL RESULT OF RAFFLE 7 Cake: Mrs lan Brown, Motukarara. ' Doll: Mrs Holm, 38-126. Table Centre: White. Teddy Bear: Mrs Westlake, 80 Randolph street. ’ Cape: Mrs Buchanan, 69 Tancred street. MARY MORTEN, Hon. Secretary. LINWOOD RUGBY UNION FOOTBALL CLUB - RESULTS OF GYMNASIUM RAFFLE 15t—16909. W. Morgan, 610 Gloucester street. i 2nd—10748, D. Ramsay, c/o. Kempthorne, Prosser and Co. 3rd—5046, Peter Foster. Mundy's rd. 4th—4909, Mrs D. Kidd, c/o. A.M.P, i Society. 5th—17333, G. Stove. 20 Jolie street. 6th—20057, D. Nichol!, 36 Thames street. 9625 GEORGE BETTLE GEORGE BETTLE CHEMIST CHEMIST has moved to 25 VICTORIA STREET. 25 VICTORIA STREET. Just across the bridge and just past the Salvation Army Citadel (next to Victoria Furnishers, Ltd.). X3395 SUNGLASSES: A wide range available in Polaroid and Crookes Lenses, from 7s 6d to 60s. Igfo'a (Chemists), Ltd., 105 Cashel Btreet. 9223