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AMUSEMENTS Your Favourite Theatre— Kerridge-Odeon AVON Management:—S. E. M. Moodie ’Phone 60-062. Reserve at the Avon. TODAY at 11, 2, 5 and 8 (Tomorrow, Saturday 2, 5 and 8 p.m.) “Though on the sign it is written ’Don’t pluck these blossoms’ . . . It is useless against the Wind Which cannot read.” Japanese poem EAST MEETS WEST—in the Bitter-Sweet Story of A Love that was Forbidden but Could Not be Denied! Richard Mason’s Best-Selling Book Becomes an Unforgettable Film! when J. Arthur Rank Presents DIRK BOGARDE and exquisitely-lovely new Japanese Star Yoko Tani IN “THE WIND CANNOT READ” (G) with John FRASER : Ronald LEWIS FILMED IN EASTMAN-COLOR IN MYSTIC INDIA against its Fabulous Backgrounds of the Taj Mahal, Delhi’s Red Fort, Native Bazaars, Maharajah’s Palaces, Old Jaipur and the Savage Lands of the Northern Frontier! A Love Story so Beautiful, It will hold you Spellbound with its Magic! Also Showing All Sessions “PASSPORT TO PLEASURE” Splendid N.Z. Colour Travelogue. CENTURY ST. ALBANS Luxury Theatre ! ’Phone 75-400 ! 7.45 p.m. TONIGHT 7.45 p.m. IT’S SENSATIONAL The strangest true experience a young girl in love ever lived. The most fantastic true personal story ever filmed in , Cinemascope enacted by the most sensational star discovery of our generation : JOANNE WOODWARD With DAVID WAYNE LEE J. COBB “THE THREE FACES , “THE THREE FACES ’ OF EVE” OF EVE” (A) A moment ago she was the nicest ’ girl in town. A moment from now ? she will anybody’s pickup. See it with someone, you’d like to. Plans DJ.C, At Theatre 6 : p.m. I T ■ ; “EMPIRE” PAPANUI - ’PHONE 48-283 7.30 p.m. Finally Tonight 7.30 p.m. I Donald SINDEN Muriel PAVLOW ■ “TIGER IN THE SMOKE” (A) Through London’s dark fog they crep stalking their prey whilst • the city sleeps! ASSOCIATE FEATURE: “THE SILENT WORLD” ; 1 (G) 4 In Megascope The story of the undersea research ship Calypso and its divers and crew ’ . . . showing their daring exploration » of the deep! , 7.30 p.m. 7.30 p.m ’ SAT., MON., TUES., WED. 1.30 pan. SAT. MATINEE 1.30 p.m (G) “THE BIG SHOW” . (G) "DOCTOR AT LARGE” ’ RHIFWHtt AMP AIR SiRVICB UNION STEAM SHIP CO. OF NEW ZEALAND. LTD., j 168 Hereford street. *Phone 76-290 CARGO SERVICES WELLINGTON FROM LYTTELTON Steamer Express Dally. AUCKLAND AND TAURANGAt Konini—January 23. i Karamu—January 30. - Karu—February 6. - MELBOURNE VIA WELLINGTON i, BLUFF: Waimea—February 5. s SYDNEY: a Kaitoke—February 14. e SUVA, LAUTOKA, NUKUALOFA APIA, via AUCKLAND: e Matua—February 3.' SINGAPORE, CALCUTTA, CO - LOMBO (with transhipment t< other Indian and Pakistan ports) via Dunedin, Bulff, Auckland. Wairata (refrigerated and general cargo).—FEBRUARY 24. ■ RAROTONGA.- VANCOUVER, ~ SAB 1 FRANCISCO. LOS ANGELES aly Canadian and U.S.A. InlaSM loads Auckland. JttS FREOUMfr CARGO SERVICES: Coastwise between New SSesdant ports and to and from Australia J South Sea Islands, India, Ceytati Malaya, Indonesia, and was n Coast, of Canada and USA. PASSENGER SERVICES , SYDNEY (with through booking other Australian points): ' 5 Monowai—From Auckland, Jan - 29, Feb. 19, Apr. 2. .. Monowai—From Wellington, Feb k 9, March 2, 'MLjr ■ - WELLINGTON- FROM LYTTELTON 8 Hinema*—Wed M Friday E 740 p«m. train. 3 Maori—Tues., Thurs., Sat, 74! = p.m. train. WELLINGTON FROM PICTONI Rangatira—Tues., Thurs., 141 pan.; Fri„ 10 pan.; Sun., 6 pan. FIJI, TONGA. NIUE. SAMOA: Tofua—From Auckland. Jan. 21 FUI, SAMOA, TONGA: S Matua, from Auckland. February >- 12. k AUCKLAND: :e Matua, from Lyttelton, Feb. 3. Taking passengers for Auck ■r AIR SERVICES >r Booking Agents for all Airline within New Zealand and Oversea,. For further particular, apply:— UNION STEAM SHIP CO. O» » MX. LTD. ) ' Ptlwrtorfe, Nrtfeii - 4 ’’ DENTISTIY P. Z. HARRIS, B.D.S, P. Z. HARRIS, BD.S, £ and d REGISTERED ASSOCIATES, REGISTERED ASSOCIATES. . :o - 9 8U X G TLh F iZ LONDON DENTAL INSTITUT2 LONDON DENTAL INSTITUTI L 112 A Cartlrt street, Chrlrtchurc*. = 112 A Cashel street, Chrtrtrtiurch.