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AMUSEMENTS I Today’s GJB. News: EMPIRE GAMES FINALS! One Mile, Diving, Marathon, 220 Yards, 120 Yards Hurdles, 80 Metres Hurdles, the Queen’s message announcing the new PRINCE OF WALES! Kerridge-Odeon ’Phone REGENT 69-389 Manager John Seebold The Home Of Big Attractions. deserves at Theatre 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. 2 .p.m. DAILY 8 p.m. Naked Truth . . about New York’s gangsterridden garment industry I FILMED IN THE STREETS OF MANHATTAN AND BEHIND LOCKED DOORS IN HOLLYWOOD I •‘THE GARMENT JUNGLE” (Y) Filmed in Megascope. Starring LEE J. COBB GIA SCALA VALERIE FRENCH RICHARD BOONE “Fabulous Hollywood” "Meet Mother Magoo” “Muscle Up A Little Closer” - - Kerridge-Odeon Manager :O. L. Beckett For Reservations ’Phone 77-413. FINALLY JTODAY 1.30 and 7?30 p.m. The exciting outdoor action-packed gun-raging story of a frontier town and the killers that terrorise it! “FURY AT GUNSIGHT PASS” Starring (G) DAVID NEVILLE RICHARD BRIAN BRAND LONG Also Showing “MONKEY BUSINESS” (G)

Starring CARY GINGER MARILYN GRANT ROGERS MONROE THEATRE ROYAL Friday, August 22, at 8 p.m., and Saturday, August 23, at 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. The British Classical Ballet Assn. Patron World Famous Conductor DR. NICOLAI MALKO presents the most popular and enchanting ballet in classical repertoire “COPPELIA” “COPP E L I A ” “COPPELIA” Ballet in 3 Acts, Music by L. Delibes, Choreography by Galina Wassiliewa, former ballerina of the Vienna Opera. Captivating story, colourful scenery, gay costume, full orchestra. Conductor:—WASSlLl WASSILIEW Leader:—VlCTOß LATYSHEV a Full Cast of Dancers includes talented young ballerina Olga Pelceris, as Swanilda, and Eric Kearney as Dr. Coppelius. “This company deserves much praisfc for its ability in staging a full scale classical ballet, and for the high standard of its production.” "The portrayal of Swanilda by Olga Pelceris was excellent." "The highlight of the evening was the excellent miming, particularly that of Eric Kearney, as Dr. Coppelius.” “EVENING POST,” 9/7/58. “Scintillating lights from the richly sequined costumes of whirling dancers emphasised the fairy-tale air of the classical ‘Coppelia’ at the Opera House in Wellington.”“DOMINION,” 10/7/58. BOX PLANS OPEN TOMORROW AT D.I.C. Dress Circle 8/-, Stalls 6/- and 4/-. Children Half-price. Reductions for groups of 12 and Over.

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