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AMUSEMENTS THE FACTUAL STORY OF N.Y.’s SAVAGE WATERFRONT WARS! MAJESTIC The Show Place of Christchurch Direction: Kerridge-Odeon z ’Phone 62-038-39 Reserves at Theatre 10 a.m. to 9 pan. Manager: RUSS CHAPMAN TODAY: 2— 8 p.m. Universal International Presents “SLAUGHTER “SLAUGHTER on 10th AVE” 10th AVE” (Y) In UNISCOPE Starring RICHARD EGAN THE INVESTIGATOR who backed the law with his fists. JULIE ADAMS THE WIFE trapped in the passions of the waterfront wars! DAN DURYEA THE LAWYER, his business was justice and he made it pay! CHARLES McGRAW THE COP with a bitter memory and the toughest beat on the force! WALTER MATTHAU THE MOBSTER ruled a union with brute force and wanton murder! JAN STERLING THE WATERFRONT WOMAN, who staked her life to avenge the one she loved! The- story of men and women who fought to smash the ruthless union racketeers, who ruled the roughest, toughest docks in the world. THIS PICTURE IS BASED ON FACT . . . even if certain names and places had to be changed to protect those people involved who are still alive. SUBURRAN CINEMAS > NEW BRIGHTON -"’‘OXY" 7.45 p.m. “Private’s Progress" (lan Carmichael, Dennis Price) (G). LYTTELTON —“HARBOUR LIGHT” 8 p.m. “Trapeze” (Burt Lancaster, ’Gina Lollobrigida) (G). RICCARTON -Rex”

7.30 p.m. "The Baby And The Battleship” (John Mills) (G). KAIAPOI --Rialto’ 7.45 p.m. “Reach For The Sky” (Kenneth More, Muriel Pavlow) (G). RANGIORA -• kegent8 p.m. “Good Morning Miss Dove” (Jennifer Jones) (G). SUMNER -‘ HOLLYWOOD8 p.m.: “There’s No Business Like Show Business (Fthel Merman, Donald (G). GRAND IRISH NATIONAL CONCERT CIVIC THEATRE TONIGHT (MONDAY), MARCH 17. TONIGHT (MONDAY), MARCH 17. Under the Distinguished Patronage of the Most Rev. E. M. JOYCE, D.D., Bishop of Christchurch. Admission: 2/- and 4/-. Reserve at Beggs. 2063 SHIPPING AND AIR SERVICES NEW ZEALAND LINE. Direct Service to UNITED KINGDOM Via PANAMA CANAL and CURACAO. bßangitoto Wellington 12 Apr. bßangitane 10 May aßangitata 3.1 May bßuahine 2 Jul. aßangitikl 26 J ul. •bßangitoto 30 Aug. •bßangitane 27 Sep. •aßangitatalB Oct. a First and Tourist Class b One Class. • Reduced Off-Season rates are applicable to First Class and to selected One Class accommodation these Sailings. Ports and dates are subject to alteration. Further particulars are obtainable from: ■ THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING CO.. LTD.. 149 Hereford st.. Christchurch. Telephone 62-959 D.T.C. ROYAL INTEROCEAN LINES (Incorporated in the Netherlands) NEW ZEALAND-MALAYA SERVICES SIX-WEEKLY SAILINGS TO: SINGAPORE. PORT SWETTENHAM, PENANG. Also accepting Cargo and issuing Through Bills of Lading to: MALAYA OUTPORTS AND CHINA (Shanghai, Tientsin, Tangku) (Takubar, Hsinkang, Tsingtao) UNION OF SOUTH AFRICA (Durban, East London, Port Elizabeth, Cape Town) PORTUGUESE EAST AFRICA ,(Beira and Laurenco Marques) BRITISH EAST AFRICA (Tanga, Mombasa, Zanzibar, and Dar-es-Salaam) ROGGEVEEN loads Lyttelton March 30. VAN NECK loads Lyttelton May 4. LIMITED PASSENGER ACCOMMODATION AGENTS: DALGETY and COMPANY, LIMITED Cathedral square CHRISTCHURCH Phone 62-079 M.W, MANZ LINE JOINT SERVICE Accepting cargo for: CHARLESTON, PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORk. BOSTON AND MONTREAL “AUSTRALIND” (The N.Z.S. Co., Ltd.) Lytt., Well., Auck., Napier—Mar./Apl. ■WHANGAROA" (The N.S.S. C. 0., Ltd.) Dnd., Bluff, Well., Tim.. Lytt.— Mar./Apl. Rates of freight and loading programmes subject to alteration without notice. All contracts are made on the terms and conditions of the current MANZ LINE JOINT SERVICE Bill of Lading (which can be seen at the Offices of any of the Joint Service Agents) and with the Carrier on whose behalf the Bill of Lading is signed. Agents: THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING