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Press, Volume XCVII, Issue 28620, 24 June 1958, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS Final 2 Days ! ! Sessions: 1.45 and 7.45 p.m. Actually filmed beliind the walls of Britain’s Women’s State Prison. “Women Without Men” “Women Without Men” (A) Beverley MICHAELS Joan RICE NO 2 ATTRACTION:— “Runaway Daughters” Marla ENGLISH - Anna STEN (RESTRICTED:—CHILDREN UNDER 16 WILL NOT BE ADMITTED TO THIS PROGRAMME.) “DOUBLE FEATURE THEATRE” CRYSTAL PALACE For Reservations 'Phone 78-602 Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. Starts Thursday ! ! ! Sessions: 1.45 and 7.45 p.m. ROCK *N’ ROLL FILM I ! ! ROCKING . . . The Village with Scandalous Gossip, and a Whirlwind of Laughs. Hear all your Hit Tunes including “We're On Our Way,” “Teenage Cutie,” 'Why Can't I?” "Is It Love," “I’d Rather Be,”' and also “My Calypso Baby.” 20th CENTURY-FOX PRESENTS “Rockabilly Baby” (G) Virginia FIELD Douglas KENNEDY together with LES BROWN’S RENOWN BAND . . . Man it's COOL. No. 2 Attraction: Today’s Youth tell its Story In saying . . . “We’ve got a right to live our own lives. . . We're not BAD, why do they call us . . . “Young And Dangerous” (A) Lilli Gentle Mark Damon Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre. "The Show of the Year has arrived in Christchurch.” ("Press,” 17/6/58.) " .. a stimulating performance . . . a magnificent spectacle. (‘Star-Sun.” 17/6/58.) SEASON DEFINITELY FINISHES on WEDNESDAY WEEK, JULY 2nd. BOOK TODAY! NEXT MATINEE TOMORROW AT 2 SHARP THEATRE ROYAL

NIGHTLY AT 8 SHARP (Show finishes about 10.40.) Matinees: Wed. and Sat. at 2 J. C. WILLIAMSON THEATRES, in conjunction with R. J. KERRIDGE, proudly present the internationally famed dance attraction which has nightly, roused CftHstchurch audiences to shtuits, cheers, stamping and Y whistling. LUISILLO LUISILLO LUISILLO LUISILLO LUISILLO LUISILLO and tils SPANISH DANCE THEATRE A Fabulous group of 23 magnificent young Spaniards in a wonderful programme of 9 dazzling ballets, with the gorgeous costumes, striking lighting, scenery and music exactly as presented overseas BOOKING ARRANGEMENTS: Ordinary Booking opens 6 days ahead at D.I.C. PRICES: Z/6. 10/-, 14/-. 18/Plus I'ax and Booking Fee. (Children Half Price to Matinees.) Plans for each night at D.I.C. till 4.30, then at Theatre from 6 p.m. Preferential booking at 23/6 per seat (children 12/1 to matinees only) may now be made. Please address application*. enclosing remittance and stamped, addressed envelope to "Spanish Dance Theatre.” c/o. D.I.C. School and Party Concessions. Full Details from D.I.C PUBLIC NOTICES THANKS. THANKS. THANKS. THANKS. THANKS. THANKS. THE NURSE MAUDE DISTRICT NURSING ASSOCIATION tenders its sincere Thanks to Collectors, I Donors and all who assisted in any way in making the Annual Street Appeal such a success. The response to the Appeal Is a great encouragement to the Association in developing the work of tending the sick of Christchurch. L. G. WELLBROCK, Secretary. PAPARUA COUNTY COUNCIL. AMALGAMATION POLL. PURSUANT to Section 41 (6) of the Local Elections and Polls Act, 1953, I hereby give notice of the result lof the poll taken on Saturday, June '2l. 1958, on the following proposal. ’"That a new County be constituted under the name of Lincoln County comprising lhe present Springs and Halswell Counties and a portion of the present Paparua County, beii g the area described in the schedule to the final scheme of t!.e local government commission, dated Nov-

ember 15, 1957.” For the proposal 126, against the proposal 168. Informal 5. As not less than 40 per cent, of the ballot votes recorded were in favour of the proposal 1 hereby declare the p r orosal ried. Attention is, however, drawn 1 to the fact that as a similar i - posal was not carried in the Halswcll County the proposed amalgamation scheme cannot be proceeded with. Dated at Sockburn, June 24, 1958. A. KELLY, Returning Officer for the County of Paparua. 6938 ONE OF CANTERBURY'S FINE PLACES Delightful “PINEHAVEN” “PINEHAVEN" Restaurant Quality Taste Fine Service MAIN NORTH ROAD (14 miles) 1 * DTC -