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_AMUSIMINTS lIM 111111111 l “WHERE CHRISTCHURCH MEETS" Dir.;. Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. TODAYj 2—s—B p.m. Be with— BAY MILLAND MAUREEN O’HARA CLAUDE RAINS YVONNE FURNEAUX AND through the magic of Wide Screen NATURAMA and TECHNICOLOR YOU WILL BE IN LISBON for more excitement, more breathtaking scenes and sights, more entertainment than you’ve experienced in many, many months. Not since “To Catch A Thief” nas a motion picture combined such beauty and suspense as “LISBON” “LISBON” “LISBON” (App. for General Exhibition. Recom. as suitable for persons 13 and over). Actually photographed in the lovely pastoral countryside of PORTUGAL, its quaint cobbled streets and old palaces and something more that the Tourist never sees THE CAFES OF INTRIGUEBACKSTREETS OF SUDDEN VIOLENCE. Featuring a sensational music score by NELSON RIDDLE and HIS ORCHESTRA Including the lilting "LISBON ANTIGUA." RESERVES AT THEATRE I Today 2.15 and 8.15 “The Most Uproarious Entertainment of the Year." —Auckland Star, 14/3/58 EMLYN WILLIAMS as DYLAN THOMAS "Gorgeously Funny!” The Manchester Guardian. CIVIC THEATRE / THIS AFTEBNOON at 2.15 and TONIGHT at 8.15 Final Appearances in Christchurch of EMLYN WILLIAMS EMLYN WILLIAMS AS ' “A Boy Growing U|>” An Entertainment from the Stories of DYLAN THOMAS DYLAN THOMAS "If Dylan Thomas had genius for storytelling . . . Emlyn Williams has genius as a public entertainer." —The New York Times Booking Today*from 1 p.m. at Civic Theatre, ’Phone 79-502. All Prices (including limited number at 5/7) on Sale at Doors.

FOUR NIGHTS ONLY CHRISTCHUBCH CHRISTCHUBCH CATHEDBAL CATHEDRAL Comm. Wednesday, March 26th at 8 p.m. and again on Thursday, Friday and . Saturday night at 8 p.m. “EVERYMAN” “EVERYMAN” > “EVERYMAN” a medieval morality play produced by FRANK NEWMAN. Presented by The Christchurch Religious Drama Society Programmes (which entitle holder to a seat in the Cathedral) are obtainable from the D.I.C Booking Office. PRICE 5/-. HOCKEY HOCKEY INTERNATIONAL HOCKEY INTERNATIONAL HOCKEY INTERNATIONAL HOCKEY HOCKEY < HOCKEY HOCKEY HOCKEY HOCKEY ‘ • HOCKEY HOCKEY HOCKEY HOCKEY HOCKEY PAKISTAN v. HOCKEY PAKISTAN v. HOCKEY PAKISTAN v. HOCKEY (Olympic Finalists) HOCKEY HOCKEY HOCKEY CANTERBURY HOCKEY CANTERBURY HOCKEY CANTERBURY HOCKEY (N.Z. Champions! HOCKEY HOCKEY At HOCKEY HOCKEY WILLIAMSON HOCKEY HOCKEY WILLIAMSON HOCKEY HOCKEY WILLIAMSON HOCKEY HOCKEY HOCKEY PARK, HOCKEY PARK, HOCKEY PARK, HOCKEY HOCKEY Simeon street, Spreydon. HOCKEY Simeon street, Spreydon. HOCKEY HOCKEY HOCKEY, SATURDAY NEXT, HOCKEY HOCKEY HOCKEY at 3 p.m. HOCKEY ; ./' at 3 p.m. HOCKEY Grandstand Seat BookHOCKEY Ings at 10/3 per seat, are HOCKEY now available tt the HOCKEY 0.1. C. Booking Office. HOCKEY . x MARIST RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB Opening day SATURDAY. MARCH 22, 1958. South Hagley Park * (opposite Saleyards) on Grounds No. 16, 17 and 18 Commencing at 2 p.m. sharp for open and under age grades. At 10.30 a.m. for under weight grades with a preliminary weigh in at North Hagley Park, opposite Armagh street. All supporters as well as players and intending players are invited to be present. P/J. DEMPSEY. Secretary. 8876 Other AmMemeeta 9e Pege 14