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Press, Volume XCVII, Issue 28766, 11 December 1958, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS Starting Today 1.30 p.m., 7.30 p.m. ~| Kerridge-Odeon Bg TIVOLI = ~ I ’Phone 73-290 RESERVES AT THEATRE. John Wayne Donna Reed Charles Coburn “TROUBLE ALONG THE WAY” (G) IT’S WAYNE THE WAY YOU LOVE HIM—IN LOVE WITH TROUBLE—IN TROUBLE WITH LOVE. George Montgomery “BLACK PATCH" (Y) The Marshal whose name was black as his patch until he cleared it in a storm of Lead!

Kerridge-Odeon 111 r p LAZA | 111 Hearing Aids Available. tTSS! I^? 8 * 089 Reserve at Plaza. LAST DAY at 2 arid 8. The English Version ot the Startling French Drama by Jean Cocteau “INTIMATE RELATIONS” (Restricted: Persons Under 16 will NOT be Admitted). ELSY ALBIIN Sensational Swedish Star. Harold Warrender, Marian Spencer. Tomorrow: 2, 5 and 8. ONCE IN A WHILE YOU ARE OFFERED TRULY GREAT ENTERTAINMENT .. THIS IS ITI International Films present SACHA GUITRY’S Last and Greatest production. “ROYAL AFFAIRS OF VERSAILLES” (Y) IN EASTMANCOLOR. Starring Claudette Colbert Sacha Guitry Orson Welles Michel Auclair Heading a cast of 300 acton among whom are the greatest names in French film industry. With the verve of Voltaire, the grace of Fragonard, Sacha Guitry brings to the screen the legendary glory of France, filmed in the fabulous and beautiful Palace of Versailles and grounds. A film that can never be repeated or imitated. A film completely without parallel! CENTURY ST. ALBANS Luxury Theatre •Phone 75-400 7.45 p.m. Final Screening 7.45 pm. A great family picture, it’s wonderful. AU about ji pretty young mother, a not so innocent bachelor •‘father,** and a little boy’s hilarious theories about the facts of life. TECHNICOLOR The Happiest Picture of the Year. “TOY TIGER" “TOY TIGER” (G) With JEFF CHANDLER LARAINE DAY Tim Hovey that little boy who drove "Major Benson” crazy. SPECIAL FEATURETTE “Tovarich Puts To Sea” An outstanding short of life at sea in a training ship in Color. Plans DJ.C.; at Theatre 6 p.m. TOMORROW “An Affair To Remember”

“EMPIRE” PAPANUI *PHONE 48-283 7.30 p.m. TONIGHT, FRI. 7.30 pm. “TOP SECRET” till now . . . (G) “U. F. O.” (Unidentified Flying Objects) A dramatic factual story of Flying Saucers, from the day the first saucer sighting hit the front pages, back in 1947. Associate Feature: DAVID BRIAN NEVILLE BRAND (G) “FURY AT GUNSIGHT PASS” The gun-raging story of THE GREAT BANK RAID ! ! A dramatic, tensionladen story . . . NEWS FLASH: Inter-Dominion Ski-ing at Mt. Ruapehu. Woodlands, Breeding Place of the Turf Stars. REX THEATRE RICCARTON Tonight Thursday 7.30 p.m. JANE WYMAN VAN JOHNSON “MIRACLE IN THE RAIN” “MIRACLE IN THE RAIN” (Y) Ladies bring a hankie. “ZANZABUKU” EASTMAN COLOUR (G) A boy and his father trapping game animals in Africa—Also Sat. Matinee. COMMENCES FRIDAY “THE KING AND I”

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