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AMUSEMENTS The most nerve-teasing duel ever played between men at war. "In the tradition of the "Cruel Sea.” N.Y. Hera Id-Tribune And their own memorably "MAN WHO NEVER WAS" 20th CenturyFox present “THE ENEMY BELOW” •PHONE Q A V() V PHONE 75-043 "theatre * 75-643 Direction: Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. "Shouplace Of The South." TODAY: 11—2—5—8 p.m. SAT. 2—s—B p.m. DESTROYER against GERMAN ÜBOAT. CAPTAIN AGAINST NAZI KAPITAN. Tracking . . . stalking . . . out-witting each other in a deadly cat-and-mouse game played over and under 1000 miles of the South Atlantic. “THE ENEMY BELOW” “THE ENEMY BELOW” “THE ENEMY BELOW” (G) Based on the novel by COMMANDER D. A. RAYNER CINEMASCOPE COLOUR High-fidelity STEREOPHONIC SOUND Starring CURT JURGENS CURT JURGENS Famed German star in his Hollywood screen debut ROBERT MITCHUM ROBERT MITCHUM In a portrayal greater than "MR ALLISON" FAST-MOVING DESTROYER and the SILENT. DEADLY SUBMARINE—THE NAVY SAYS THEY ARE EVENLY MATCHED— But what of the men who command them? This is the edge-of-the seat excitement story" of the captain of the SUB-KILLER and the KAPITAN of the KILLER-SUB who fought each other with streaking torpedoes, depth, charges and sheer animal cunning. Produced and Directed by: DICK (Richard Diamond) POWELL! RESERVES at D.I.C. and THEATRE! BOY SCOUTS’ ASSOCIATION. PROVINCE OF CANTERBURY. A CORDIAL INVITATION A CORDIAL INVITATION A CORDIAL INVITATION is extended to MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC - TO ATTEND THE ANNUAL BOY SCOUT RALLY ANNUAL BOY SCOUT RALLY ANNUAL BOY SCOUT RALLY ANNUAL BOY SCOUT RALLY ANNUAL BOY SCOUT RALLY At ADDINGTON SHOWGROUNDS, ADDINGTON SHOWGROUNDS.

SATURDAY, MARCH 22. 1958, from W a.m. onwards. Admission Free. Hot Water available—so come along and make a Picnic out of it. 9093 GANCES, SOCIALS, ITC. TONIGHT TONIGHT TONIGHT TONIGHT TONIGHT TONIGHT MONSTER CARNIVAL DANCE MONSTER CARNIVAL DANCE BROOKLANDS Dance ever, featuring tne Band that is causing a sensation throughout Christchurch. PHIL HOWARD’S PHIL HOWARD’S 5-PIECB ORCHESTRA.

5-PIECE ORCHESTRA. Guest Star: Vocalist from Auck- 1 land. SPECIAL BUS. SPECIAL BUS. Leaving Victoria square at 9.15, via Main North road, Papanui, and ' Belfast. Stops as required. Return Fare 3/-. All roads lead to Brooklands for a Grand Time. Excellent Supper. Admission 3/6. 8.30 to 1. See you all at Bfooklands. 9091 WINTER GARDEN CABARET SATURDAY, 8.30 till 12. Pat Kane’s Orchestra. Tickets, ’ 12/6 Double; Alcoves. 7/6 and 5/-. (Evening Dress Essential) W. H. BOWLEY, Manager. Telephone 78-022 for Reservations HF AN INVITATION THE SCARGILL-MOTUNAU PLUNKETT SOCIETY invites you to a Din-ner-Dance in the Scargill Memorial Hall on FRIDAY, March 28. Dinner, 8 p.m.-9 p.m.; Dancing, 9 p.m.-2 a.m. Tickets available from the Secretary. SCHERGER'S BAND. 2908 CALEDONIAN HALL - TONIGH’J CALEDONIAN HALL • TONIGHT SELECTI MIXED DANCING Music by ANDY DALE’S BAND ADMISSION 3/6 F.T.C TONIGHT FRIDAY W.D.F.F. BIRTHDAY DANCE ROLLESTON HALL Dunsandel Accordion Band. TONIGHT FRIDAY DANCING AT THE LATIMER Latimer square, Gloucester st.. City. Merv. Coburn’s Orchestra. Admission 4/-. A SOCIAL and DANCE will be held in the Kimberley Hall on Tuesday, March 25, to welcome Mr and Mrs H Jenkins to the district. Ladies a basket; gents 3/6. All welcome. 9230 CATHHNG— CUISINE DINE AND DANOE THIS SATURDAY 8 p.m.-l a.m. TO 808 BRADFORDS TRIO and Presenting Ebcciting and Scintillating HURIA HURIA (Margaret Moffat) Singing Your Favourite Numbers. THE VELVET GLOVE RESTAURANT. Reservations ’Phone 88-716.