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AMUSEMENTS LAST 2 DAYS ! ! F DAILY 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. T The State is privileged I To Re-present 20th Century Fox’s “ “THE SONG OF BERNADETTE” (G) a Starring JENNIFER JONES ll|| STATE 5 HU ’Phone 78-861 "WHERE CHRISTCHURCH MEETS” •« Dir.: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. FRIDAY NEXT! ANY SIN BUT THIS ONE COULD BE FORGIVEN “THE SEVENTH SIN” ' M.G.M.’s sensational revelations of > modern morals in reckless Hongkong. , r City of a double life, of intrigue and unrest that breeds the restlessness and abandon of its people! A Tremendous Star Cast: 1 ELEANOR PARKER ‘ BILL TRAVERS J George Sanders j Jean Pierre Aumont 1 Must Pay the Penalties of “THE SEVENTH SIN” “THE SEVENTH SIN” ■ (Approved for General Exhibition. • Recommended as suitable for per- \ sorts 13 and over). Actually filmed In HONGKONG in CINEMASCOPE. PLANS at D.I.C. and THEATRE. J.C.W. J.C.W. J.C.W. J. C. Williamson Theatres, Ltd., are ; Proud to Present ! SYBIL THORNDIKE SYBIL THOBNDIKE SYBIL THORNDIKE LEWIS CASSON LEWIS CASSON 1 LEWIS CASSON In “THE CHALK GARDEN” 1 “THE CHALK GARDEN” * “THE CHALK GARDEN” “THE CHALK GARDEN” by ENID BAGNOLD with “ Kennedy and Gordon Cha ter LAURA JANE CASSON JESSICA NOAD. MYRTLE WOODS, MARY ;e HOSKING VICKIE CLIMAS A Skilful. Sparking Comedy Directed by Lionel Harris, of London.

THEATRE ROYAL' MONDAY, MAY 12 at 8 p.m. For Six Nights Only! Matinees Wednesday and Saturday 2 p.m. A great success In London and New York is now acclaimed by critics and audiences in Australia and New Zealand. “ ‘THE CHALK GARDEN,’ a riot of wit and polish” . . . N.Z. "Herald" “The best play brought here in years” . . Auckland “Star “Here is a play of quality that reawakens one’s faith in the theatre as a great and moving medium •of entertainment." —Melbourne Sun PREFERENTIAL BOOKINGS at 20/per seat, inclusive of tax and booking fee, are now being received. Please add exchange and enclose stamped, addressed envelope for any performance to “CHALK GARDEN." Booking Office, D.I.C. ORDINARY BOOKINGS: Box plans for the season open on Monday, May 5 All price seats then available. POPULAR PRICES: Evening—s/11, 11/4, 15/8. Matinee—4/10, 10/3, 13/6. Children half price to matinees. All prices include tax and booking fee. OVERSEAS COMMITMENTS OF DAME SYBIL THORNDIKE AND SIR LEWIS CASSON WILL NOT ALLOW THE EXTENSION OF THIS BRIEF NEW ZEALAND TOUR. REMEMBER! DEFINITELY A LIMITED SIX NIGHT CHRISTCHURCH SEASON! J.C.W. J.C.W. J.C.W. CANTERBURY CHILDREN’S THEATRE. AUDITIONS for Singing-Acting Parts in August Production:

“LISTEN TO THE WIND” Y.M.C.A. CONCERT HALL, SUNDAY, MAY 4, 2.30 p.m.-3.30 p.m. MONDAY, MAY 5, 7.30 p.m.-8.30 p.m. BRING OWN SONG. For Details: Telephone 35-110. PUBLIC NOTICES | JUMBLE SALE, PADDY'S MARKET, ST. LUKE’S HALL, 2 P.M. SATURDAY, MAY 3. Admission 3d. BANGOR PONY CLUB. “ONE DAY EVENT,” “ONE DAY EVENT.” THURSDAY, MAY 15, Iflj?. To *be held on the property of MR and MRS H. H. DEANS, “AUCHENFLOWER,” HOMEBUSH, “AUCHENFLOWER,” HOMEBUSH, Commencing at 9.30 a.m. Dressage Test “Z,” Cross Country, Show Jumping. HORSES and PONIES. CLASS A: 15 Years and under. CLASS B: Open. Trophies and Ribbons for Winners. Entry Fee: 5/- each. CLOSE FRIDAY, MAY 9. To be run in conjunction with the “BANGOR CUP.” Entry Fee: 10/- per team of four. , Under 17 years. MRS R. REID, Box 2. Darfiald. ’Phone 88.