AMUSEMENTS LAST DAY 2 p.m. 8 p.m. CHARLES CHAPLIN “A KING in NEW YORK” (Approved for General Exhibition) MAJESTIC The Show Place Of Christchurch. Direction: Kerridge-Odeon ’Phone 62-038-39 Reserves at Theatre 10 a.m to 9 p.m. Russ Chapman, Manager. FRIDAY . . . ANOTHER SENSATION FROM THE SAME FAMILY AS “WITNESS FOR THE PROSECUTION” “12 “12 ANGRY ANGRY MEN” MEN” (Approved for General Exhibition). Starrjng Henry Fonda Lee J. Cobb Hailed as One of the Ten Best Films of the Year “12 ANGRY MEN” is a powerful, intense and suspenseful COURTROOM DRAMA that should not be missed ... YOU are going to try a man for murder! What you will see and hear will shock you, stun you ... . and then the awesome power to kill will suddenly be thrust into your hands. ENDORSED BY: “Truth” “N.Z. Listener” “Auckland Star” Aunt Daisy. Early Bookings Are Essential.
METRO THEATRE Colombo street, Sydenham. 'Phone 83-600 Finally Tonight 7.15 p.m. TOM EWELL SHEREE NORTH In The Hilarious Comedy “THE LIEUTENANT WORE SKIRTS” (“Y” Certificate) AND: Edward G. Robinson In The Dramatic Bombshell “ILLEGAL” ("A” Certificate) TOMORRpW! The Screen’s No. 1 Funny Man George Cole In. Hto Funniest Comedy Success “WILL ANY GENTLEMAN” The Male Too Has A Private Life But . . . Will Any Gentleman Admit It? IT’S A RIOT ! ! ! For General Exhbiition. CHRISTCHURCH FREE KINDERCHRISTCHURCH FREE KINDERTEN ASSOCIATION (Inc.) TEN ASSOCIATION (Inc.) “DAFFODIL DAY” “DAFFODIL DAY” STREET APPEAL STREET APPEAL FRIDAY, SEPTEBMER 26, 1958 FRIDAY, SEPTEBMER 26, 1958 FRIDAY, SEPTEBMER 26, 1958 FRIDAY, SEPTEBMER 26, 1958 Headquarters: Trinity Hall, Manchester street. CAKE STALL IN CAKE STALL IN CAKE STALL IN CATHEDRAL SQUARE CATHEDRAL SQUARE CATHEDRAL SQUARE All cakes home-made and prewrapped in cellophane. Flowers, Plats, Posies also on sale in Cathedral square and in Colombo street, between Gould and Co.. Ltd., and the Spa Milk Bar. See our display of Children’s Clothes, Apions, Dolls’ Clothes, etc., in Bruce Woollen .Shop, 699 Colombo street, all this week. These goods will be sold on Friday, “DAFFODIL DAY,” also 2000 day-old Chicks. See them being hatched in the window this week. Chick Feed donated by Fleming and Co., Ltd., available. COME AND BUY AND SUPPORT THE CHRISTCHURCH FREE KINDERGARTEN ASSOCIATION.
DANCES, SOCIALS, ETCWINTER GARDEN WINTER GARDEN CABARET CABARET SATURDAY NIGHT The most up-to-date Rendezvous for a perfect night’s dancing. Arrange a Party now to celebrate your Twenty-first Birthday Engagement Wedding Anniversary Ring 78-022 for alcove reservation. Evening Dress Essential Beautifully Appointed Ballroom Specially sprung floor Pat Kane’s 7-piece Orchestra W. H. BOWLEY, Manager. H.F.S. DINE AND DANCE —at the— VELVET GLOVE RESTAURANT (Opposite Avon Theatre) 70 808 BRADFORDS Velvetones, with Vocalist, LOVELY CORAL CUMMINS, Singing the Songs you Love to Hear and Dance to. Reservations for SATURDAY NIGHT 'PHONE, Daytime, 60-765; Evening 88-716. HJ’.I: RICCARTON HOUSE KAHU ROAD, RICCARTON, is available for wedding receptions,, dances, socials, parties, etc. Inquiries may be made to: CARETAKER, 'Phone 46-184. SECRETARY, Week days, 45-050. 6553 TONIGHT THURSDAY DANCING AT THE RENDEZVOUS, Argonaut Buildings, 100 Stanmore rd. Merv Coburn’s Orchestra. Admission 3/6. CORNS Quickly Relieved by using Iggo's Corn Solvent, 1b 6d bottle. Iggo’s (Chemists), Ltd., 105 Cashel street. \ 5288
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Press, Volume XCVII, Issue 28700, 25 September 1958, Page 1
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