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AMUSIMBNTS A TERRIFIC SHOWI T-" 1 ■ Kerridge-Odeon ~~ “TIVOLI = Phone 78-290 —~ Reserves at Theatre Manager: F. K. Jobes Today ... 4 GREAT Sessions 11 am-. -2 - 7.45 - 11 pm. (Make up a -party for the LATE NIGHT session at 11 pm. TONIGHT) The Science-Fiction SHOCKER . . . “The DEADLY MANTIS” (Y) Out of the Ice-Age it came . . . A Thousand tons of HORROR! WEIRD . . . CHILLING . . . TERRIFYING! Down from the North came this deadly winged menace to the cities of men . ..... NOTHING was safe . . ships at sea . . . planes in the. air . . . cities on land! This is a HORRORTHRILLER! Preceded by the COMEDY R10T... “SLIM CARTER” (G) In Glorious Eastman Color this is one of the most HILARIOUS screams you nave seen in many a day! There was A BRUNETTE . . . There was a BLONDE ; * , there was an orphan W * COWBOY STAR in a competition . . . and then there was the STAR . . . who had TWO loves in Ufa . . \ himself and women (plural). This is the story of how he was WHITTLED DOWN to MAN-SIZE. ITS A BEAUTY ! BOOK NOW at TIVOLI! Kerridge-Odeon ||| PLAZA ||| R. G. Hall Manager Phone 88-089. Reserve at Plaza. Today at 2, 5 and 8 THE REAL TRUE STORY OF THE MOST TALKED ABOUT STAR OF OUR TIME. JAMES DEAN JAMES DEAN JAMES DEAN PLAYING THZ PART OF HIMSELF In “THE JAMES DEAN “THE JAMES DEAN STORY” (G) A THRILL TO REMEMBER! The dramatie true rtory of the famed atar-a own We. . . . Waa he a Rebel

or • Giant? SHORTS INCLUDE: Bug's Bunny Special in Colour. “SwaDow The Leader” (Tech. Cartoon), “Circus Bands” and “Daughter of Rosie O'Grady (2-Reel Special).

CENTURY . ST. ALBANS Luxury Theatre Phone 75—b00 SPECIAL MATINEE TOMORROW 2.15 p.m. A MARVELLOUS FAMILY SHOW. LOUISA M, ALLCOTT’S “Little Women” (G) 7.45 p.m. TONIGHT 7.45 p.m. MYSTERY SUSPENSE DRAMA Filmed on its exact Location in London. , CINEMASCOPE COLOUR BY DE LUXE One of the most suspenseful and exciting thrillers we have screened. “23 PACES FROM BAKER STREET’ (G) Starring VAN JOHNSON CECIL PARKER VERA MILES PATRICIA LAFFEN EXCELLENT FEATURETTES Plana m DXC* Theatre from fl pm. inypiif AW Ait wavicts WELLmCn^VSoMLLYttELTON: Steamer Express Daily. AUCKLAND AND TAURANGA: Karamu—Jan. 15 SYDNEY: Vessel—Early MELBOURNE: Vessel—Early FREQUENT CARGO SERVICES: Coastwise between New Zealand porta and to and from Australia. < South Sea Islands, India. Ceylon, Malaya. Indonesia, and west Coast of Canada and U.S.A PASSENGER SERVICES:

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Maori. rues., xnura., oai., 740 p.m. train. Sun.. Jan. 12. 740 pan. train. WELLINGTON FROM PICTON: Rangatira: Tues.. Thurs.. 2.15 pm.; Fri. 10 pm., Sun., 6 pm. FUI, TONGA, NIUE, SAMOA: Tofua, from Auckland—Jan 28. FIJI. TONGA, SAMOA; Matua. from Auckland—Jan. 16. AUCKLAND—VIA WELLINGTON. FROM LYTTELTON: Matua—February 4. _ AIR SERVICES Booking Agents for all Airlines within New Zealand and Overseas For further particulars, apply:— UNION STEAM SHIP CO OF N.Z.. LTD. ~, D.T.C. NEW ZEALAND UNE Direct Service TO UNITED KINGDOM via Panama Canal and Curacao a ‘‘Rangitata Auck 11 Jan b “Ruanine” Wgtn 12 Feb a “Rangltikt” 8 Mar b Ttangitoto” 12 Apr b “Rangltane" 10 May a “Rangitata 31 May b “Ruanine*’ 2 Jul a “Rangfttki’* 26 Jul •b “Rangitoto’3o Aug a First and Tourist Class b One Class • Reduced Off-Season rates are applicable to First Class and to selected One Class accommodation these Mailings Ports and dates are subject to alteration. THE NEW SHIPPING 149 Hereford ’sL, Christchurch. Telephone 82-050 D;T.C. NITTO SHOSEN KAISHA DIRECT SERVICE, NZ.-JAPAN. S.S CHOW A MARU Loads st Lyttelton Ist February, 1958. Accepting Cargoes for Kobe. Yokohama. Nagoya For space and further particular* apply:

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