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AMUSEMENTS Your Favourite Theatre— Kerridge-Odeon AVON Management:—S. E. M. Moodie Phone 60-062 Reserve at the Avon. SESSIONS: MON. TO FRI., 11, 2,5, 8 SATURDAY: 2,5, 8 p.m. HURRY! LAST 2 DAYS J. B. PRIESTLEY’S BELOVED STORY OF FOOTLIGHTS AND FRIENDSHIP “The GOOD COMPANIONS” (G) Cinemascope Colour Starring Eric PORTMAN : Celia JOHNSON Janette SCOTT : Joyce GRENFELL Bobby HOWES : Hugh GRIFFITH John FRASER ' Also Showing “SOUTH OF THE HIMALAYAS” Fascinating Cinemascope and Colour Journey in Mystic India. FRIDAY:— “The Lady Vanishes” "Spellbound” “Rope” “Stage Fright” “Dial *M’ for Murder” “Rear Window” “To Catch A Thief” AND NOW ALFRED HITCHCOCK BRINGS YOU HIS FIRST THRILLER TAKEN FROM ACTUAL LIFE! It’s Real It’s True It Could Happen to YOU! Warner Brothers Presents Alfred Hitchcock’s “The WRONG MAN” (A) Starring . Henry Fonda Vera MILES : Anthony QUAYLE and the Exciting City of New York Alfred Hitchcock holds the mirror up to Life, and catches The Wrong Man! ... a man mistaken for his double and Wanted by the police . . . Somewhere in New York’s crowded streets or Shadowed Subways is The Right Man the one person who can prove his innocence!

—oOo— YOU Booked Yet for the Gala Charity Premiere Thursday, October 9, of The World’s Most Honoured Show! Michael Todd’s “AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS” K (G) Gross Proceeds to the Christchurch Aged Peoples’ Welfare Council Tickets £3 3s Circle. £1 Is Stalls. CENTURY ST. ALBANS Luxury Theatre 'Phone 75-400 7.45 p.m. TONIGHT 7.45 p.m. MATINEE SATURDAY 2.15 p.m. It’s just terrific in Cinemascope and Technicolor. GOOD WHOLESOME ENTERTAINMENT. DEBBIE REYNOLDS “TAMMY” In “TAMMY” “TAMMY” “TAMMY” with (G) Leslie NEILSEN, Walter BRENNAN, Mala POWERS, Fay WRAY. EXCELLENT FEATURETTES This is one of the most popular programmes we have screened for some time. On Friday, Saturday, Monday, highlights of the Empire Games will be screened.

Plans D.I.C. A Theatre from 6 p.m. “EMPIRE” PAPANUI Phone 48-283 7 p.m. Tonight, Thurs., Fri. 7 p.m. John HODIAK Barbara BRITTON “DRAGONFLY SQUADRON” (Y) The jet-paced story of Fighting Men who lived on the end of a smouldering fuse . . Letting go with every rocket-roaring . . . weapon of war! Audie MURPHY George NADER “JOE BUTTERFLY” (G) In Cinemascope and Technicolor. The Hilarious Misadventures of the G.L Joes who went into Operation Kimono . . . barefoot! INDEPENDENT CINEMAS LYTTELTON —••HARBOUR. LIGHT’ 7.30 p.m. “Lost” (D&id Farrar, David Knight) *■ KAIAPOI - RIALTO’ 7.45 pan. “Rock, Rock, Rock” (G); “Miss Tulip Stays The "Night” (Diana Dors)> (G). NEW BRIGHTONf —" Roxy " 7.45 p.m. “Rumble On The Docks” (Under 16 Not Admitted); “Cha Cha Boom” (G). RICCARTON - Rex” 7.30 p.m. “Rebel In Town” (G); “Huk” (Technicolor) (Y). HORNBY -"Kosy7.30 p.m. “Headline Hunters” (Rod Cameron) (Y); “African Manhunt” (Karen Booth) (G). SUMNEB - HOLLYWOOD’ 8 p.m. “The Man From Laramie” (James Stewart, Carthy O’Donnel) (G).

FUNERAL DIRECTORS J. LAMB and SON (Established 1872). 234 LICHFIELD STREET. ’Phone 69-483. D. M. LAMB. E. H. HEATLEY W.S. JOHN RHIND, LTD. D. R. Rhind N. J. Rhind 19 LONDON ST. PHONE 69-546. Near corner Bealey and Fitzgerald avenues.W.S. LAMB, A., and HAYWARD. LTD., 292 Cashel street. ’Phone 65-879. A. H. MARKER. Managing Director. • WS. G. BARRELL and SONS. LTD. (Est. 1876). 221 DURHAM ST.. CHRISTCHURCH (Corner St. Asaph and Durham sts.) Phone 70-807 (Day or