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Press, Volume XCVI, Issue 28447, 29 November 1957, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS Your Favourite Theatre— Kerridge-Odeon AVON Management:—S. E. M. Moodie Phone 60-062< Reserve at the Avon An Amazing New Show Starts Today! -at 11,2, 5, 8. (Tomorrow, Saturday: 2.5, 8 p.m.) A Breath-takingly, Exciting Journey Through the PreHistoric Present! A THOUSAND THRILLS IN AUSTRALIA’S FABULOUS LOST WORLD! J. Arthur Rank Presents T, l?. wor,d ’ famous "Camera Hunters” —The Intrepid Husband and Wife Team of “Armand and Michaela Denis UNDER THE SOUTHERN CROSS” TJ-AJ 1 ADVENTURE-PACKED MILE SAFARI INTO THE TEEMING JUNGLES, THE PARCHED DESAND THE TOWERING MOUNTAINS OF THE OLDEST CONTINENT’S FORBIDDEN J?,I£ TERLAND • • • CAPTURING WITH COLOUR CAMERAS ALL THE AWE-INSPIRING GRANDEUR THAT IS ‘Under The Southern Cross’ YOU’LL SEE . . . The thrilling capture of ferocious man-eating crocodiles! . • . The beauty of exotic flowers and birds of brilliant plumage! . . . Fantastic ant hills taller than any man! . . . The dreaded rock python attack its prey! . . . The secret rituals of the strange, shy Aborigines closest living relatives to the people of the stone age! . . . The duck-billed platypus, the spiny ant-eater, the kangaroo and the wallaby! AU in Brilliant. Colour! Plus ' "STATION 307” Undersea search for oil. “THE BUSHMEN"

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