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AMUSEMENTS •PHONE S A V O Y ’PHONE 75-043 ° 75-043 Direction: Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. "Showplace Of The South” STARTS TODAY! 11-2-5-8 p.m. SAT. 2— 5 8 p.m. The Novel They Called . . . “MOST SENSATIONAL EVER WRITTEN.” Is FRANKLY, FEARLESSLY ON THE SCREEN, from the director and producer of “BLACKBOARD JUNGLE” WE PREDICT IT WILL BE EQUALLY CONTROVERSIAL! Robert Ruark's “SOMETHING OF VALUE” HAS WON . . . ACCLAIM for its SUSPENSE CONDEMNATION for its FRANKNESS! But regardless of the pros and cops, the millions who have seen it will NEVER, NEVER forget its suspense and excitement, loyalty and love. M.G.M. present the GIANT star of the screen BOCK HUDSON ROCK HUDSON ROCK HUDSON In' his most dynamic portrayal as Peter McKenzie, big-game hunter turned man-hunter. DANA WYNTER Whose LOVE offered refuge from violence and a reason for fighting, with Wendy Hiller Sidney Poiter Robert Beatty J uano Hernandiz “SOMETHING OF VALUE” “SOMETHING OF VALUE” “SOMETHING OF VALUE” (A) Filmed under Police Protection in MODERN DAY AFRIC--Where the MOST DANGEROUS BIG GAME is MAN! "DESERVES A WIDE AUDIENCE.” N.Z. Herald RESERVES at D.I.C. and THEATRE! DANCES. SOCIALS. ETC. Our Lady of Victories Parish Committee, Sockburn. FOURTH ANNUAL ST. PATRICK’S BALL ST. PATRICK’S BALL ST. PATRICK’S BALL YALDHURST MEMORIAL HALL FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1958 8.30 p.m.-2 a.m. CLIFF HELM’S DANCE BAND playing all your favourite tunes. Novelty Dances Streamers Hats Balloons Prizes. SUMPTUOUS SUPPER. TICKETS: £1 Is Double. Available from the Catholic Library, High street, and at Ballantynes Inquiry Counter. HURRY: DON’T MISS THIS BIG NIGHT. MAKE UP YOUR PARTY NOW. 9692

WINTER GARDEN CABARET ] SATURDAY. 8.30 till 12. ! Pat Kane's Orchestra. s Tickets, 12/6 Double; Alcoves, 7/6 ] and 5/-. (Evening Dress Essential) W. H. BOWLEY. Manager. Telephone 78-022 for Reservations. ( — ( SOUTH MALVERN SCHOOL ’ 75th JUBILEE ’ A BALL will be held in the GLEN- ■ TUNNEL HALL ON MARCH 14, at 1 8 p.m., to celebrate the 75th Jubilee. Admission: 17/6 Double Ticket, 1 Single 7/6 Ladies, 10/- Gents. Melotone Band. Tickets available from the joint Secretaries, MISS L. HARRIS and J. E. BLAIR. TONIGHT TONIGHT BROOKLANDS HALL brooklands HALL MIXED DANCING From 8.30 to 1 FEATURING PHIL HOWARD’S PHIL HOWARD’S MODERN 4-PIECE ORCHESTRA. Excellent Home-made Supper. Admission 3/6. - TEA DANCE JUNIOR NATIONAL PARTY THIS FRIDAY AND EVERY FRIDAY ■ 78 Lichfield st., 5.30 to 7.30. Admission 2/6. Good Tea, Good Music 8606 CALEDONIAN HALL - TONIGH’I CALEDONIAN HALL - TONIGHT SELECT MIXED DANCING Music by ANDY DALE’S BAND ADMISSION 3/6 f/tc TONIGHT FRIDAY. DANCING AT THE LATIMER. Latimer square, Gloucester st., City. Merv Coburn’s Orchestra. Admission 4/-. McKENZIE AND WILLIS’S McKENZIE AND WILLIS’S McKENZIE AND WILLIS’S McKENZIE AND WILLIS’S McKENZIE AND WILLIS’S McKENZIE AND WILLIS’S STOCKTAKING SALE STOCKTAKING SALE STOCKTAKING SALE STOCKTAKING SALE STOCKTAKING SALE STOCKTAKING SALE CLEARANCE OF REMNANTS Hundreds of remnants of Carnet. Feltex, Valdura, Linoleum and Soft Furnishings at great reductions. 130 REMNANTS * AXMINSTER BODY - CARPET In lengths from 2-18 yards. 2-10 yd. lengths. Usual Price 46s 6d. ‘ SALE PRICE 29s 6d 10-18 yd. lengths. Usual Price 46s 6d. SALE PRICE 32s 6d McKENZIE and WILLIS, LTD., 120 Hereford street. D.T.C. ONE OF CANTERBURY’S FINE PLACES RESTAURANT RESTAURANT ‘ "PINEHAVEN” “PINEHAVEN” i Delightful Atmosphere. Quality Taste Fine Service. Private Dinner Parties, etc. ’PHONE 64X, KAIAPOI. I ,9717