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Press, Volume XCVII, Issue 28629, 4 July 1958, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS MIDNIGHT SESSION 11 p.m. 1.30 7.30 11 p.m. Kerridge-Odeon | ==| TIVOLI g|f ’Phone 78-290 | ■ RESERVES AT THEATRE Tab Hunter Natalie Wood THE STARS WHO WERE MADE FOR EACH OTHER IN “THE GIRL HE LEFT BEHIND” (Y) The sparkling story of a boy who left his girl behind to join the Army. Burt Lancaster Virginia Mayo “SOUTH SEA WOMAN” (A) In a blaze of blistering adventure, slap happy with the charms of the smoothest siren of the South Seas! WIDE SCREEN

Kerridge-Odeon 111 PLAZA 111 *Phone 88-089. Reserve at Plaza. Today at 2,5, and 8 FOR ADULTS ONLY! SHOCKING —BUT TRUE THE 7TH WONDER OF THE WORLD THE SIAMESE TWINS THE LOVES AND LIVES OF THE HILTON SISTERS In the most sensational story ever told on the screen “CHAINED FOR LIFE” “CHAINED FOR LIFE” (To comply with Censor’s ruling, persons under 16 will NOT be admitted). Co-Starring MARIO LAVAL ALLEN JENKINS and a Top Hollywood Cast WOULD YOU MARRY A SIAMESE TWIN? THIS IS THE FRANK, INTIMATE STORY OF THE STRANGEST MARRIAGE THE LAW EVER PERMITTED! Programme includes “VARIETIES ON PARADE”

BOYS AND GIRLS! • Tomorrow Saturday Avon 10.30 a.m. Plaza 2 p.m. Programme No. 18 of your “Junior Saturday Theatre” The exciting Thrilling story of four children “SECRET OF THE FOREST” PLUS SUPER SHORTS! Approved and recommended by C.F.A. (Children’s Film Association) Exclusive to Avon and Plaza (Rec. by Censor as particularly suitable for Family Entertainment) CENT U R Y ST." ALBANS Luxury Theatre •Phone 75-400 7.45 p.m. TONIGHT 7.45 p.m. There’s fun for all. In this outstanding British comedy. VISTAVISTON TECHNICOLOR Every moment is filled with infectious gaiety and glow. Every moment is filled with sparkling dialogue and the most provocative situations with the screen’s greatest lovers. PETER FINCH KAY KENDALL as sparring partners in “SIMON AND LAURA” “SIMON AND LAURA” “SIMON AND LAURA” (G) Muriel PAVLOW. Maurtte DENHAM Excellent Featurettes include Jouli Fou Inn, Easy to Fly, Rabbit Destruction Saves Soil (Interesting Short in Colour), Newsreels. Plans D.I.C. At Theatre 6 p.m.

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