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AMUSEMENTS MAJESTIC The Show Place Of Christchurch Direction: Kerridge-Odeon Thone 62-038-39 Reserves at Theatre 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. 1 RUSS CHAPMAN, Manager. Today: 2 and 8 p.m. Universal-International Present AN ELECTRIFYING DRAMA CF A STRANGE HUMAN TRIANGLE! “FLOOD TIDE” “FLOOD TIDE” (A) IN CINEMASCOPE A Great New Romantic Team GEORGE NADER CORNELL BORCHERS and MICHEL RAY LOVERS . . . lost in the flood tide of their emotions . . . forced to seek their happiness in the shadows . . . afraid to give full vent to their ecstasy. Between them stands David, her son innocent looking, but with a twisted mind, jealous and ruthless. YOU WON’T FORGET "FLOOD TIDE” WITH ITS BLUNT SHATTERING FASCINATION! FRIDAY Universal International Presents A Man About Town . . . A Lady About Ready for a wild and wonderful love affair in the world’s most exciting places! LANA TURNER JEFF CHANDLER ... in each others arms in PARIS . . . TOKYO . . . ROME they fly and fight, kiss and forgive “THE LADY TAKES A FLYER” (G) f In Cinemascope I On the same programme ■ “THE EVENTFUL YEARS” J This special featurette marks the I 21st Anniversary of the Royal New Zealand Air Force. Recording its activities, past and f present, home and abroad! RESERVE NOW!

METRO THEATRE Colombo street, Sydenham 'Phone 88-600 7.15 p.m. TONIGHT 7.15 p.m. IN CINEMASCOPE AND COLOUR „„„ JOHN WAYNE • LANA TURNER In the Excitement Packed Drama “THE SEA CHASE” His Reputation Hounded him with 'death . . . Her's barred her from Half the world . . . Together they faced a fate that hit the worlds headlines. ("G ” Certificate) And On T The Same Programme: INTRIGUE . . AND DANGER •• • ‘ , The Renegade and the Tangier Woman and a mystery man whose secret could destroy them all! “CONGO CROSSING” Starring VIRGINIA MAYO GEORGE NADER PETER LORRE ("A” Certificate)

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