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AMUSEMENTS Your Favourite Kerridge-Odeon AVON Management:—S. E. M. Moodie Thone 60-062. Reserve at the Avon. 3—SESSIONS TODAY—3 2 p.m. 5 p.m. 8 p.m. (Mon. to Frl. inch IL 2, 5 and 8) "Though on the sign it is written ‘Don’t plucksthese 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 j “THE WIND CANNOT READ” (G) j with John FRASER : Ronald LEWIS FILMED IN EASTMENCOLOR IN MYSTIC INDIA against its Fabulous Backgrounds of the Taj Mahal, Delhi’s Red Fort, Native Bazaars, Maharajahs’ 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” In Eastmancolor Fabulous Fishing and Spectacular Scenery in your own New Zealand Wonderland! METRO THEATRE Colombo street, Sydenham. T*hone 88-600 , Boys and Girls DON’T MISS Monster Matinee 1.30 p.m. Today. \ 7.15 p.m. TONIGHT 7.15 p.m. IN VISTA VISION AND TECHNICOLOR Not just another Western . . . But a Picture which provides superb performances, a brilliant story in two solid hours of Tension-Packed Action. “GUNFIGHT AT THE O.K. CORRAL” Starring BURT LANCASTER e^es u i\> ,yatt Baip as the Notorious Doc. Holliday Two men as different as day and night linked together in a strange and violent friendship. ("G” For General Exhibition) Associate Attraction: Thrill Follows Thrill as “INSPECTOR STRYKER” “INSPECTOR STRYKER” Solves the Case of the Studio Payroll. ("Y*’ Certificate) I" REX THEATRE RICCARTON TONIGHT 7.30 p.m. TONIGHT Who was the Tall Stranger The Quiet Man with a Gun who called himself “JOE DAKOTA” (Y) Starring— Jock Mahoney Here’s a Live Fivesome who set sail to see the Sea (What Else?) And and Old Tub who was “TRUE AS A TURTLE” (G) With a New Crew ! JOHN GREGSON, KEITH MITCHELL, CECIL PARKER Who with Two Damp Dames JUNE THORBURN and ELVI HALE have a Boat Load of Fun! Both Colour and Rextavision. At "THE REX” It’s So Much Better. HUGE AIR DISPLAY HUGE AIR DISPLAY CHRISTCHURCH INTERNATIONAL CHRISTCHURCH INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT AIRPORT SUNDAY, JANUARY 25, 1959, SUNDAY, JANUARY 25. 1959, at 1 P.M. Display will include:— Vampire Jets. Parachute Jumping. Parachute Jumping, Aerobatics. Helicopter Demonstration. Display of Antarctic Rescue Equipment and Aircraft by courtesy of Admiral Dufek. Lolly Drop for Children. Ice Cream and Soft Drinks available. Programmes available on grounds. Admission: Adults 2/6. Children under 12 free. If weather unfavourable, cancellation will be broadcast by 3ZB at 11 a.m., Sunday, 25th January, 1959. REMEMBER THE DATE, SUNDAY, JANUARY 25, 1959. Conducted by Brevet Club (Canterbury), Inc., in aid of funds for Memorial Hall. 3355 ATHLETICS ATHLETICS PAT BOOT SHIELD ATHLETICS ATHLETICS RUGBY PARK ATHLETICS ATHLETICS TODAY TODAY ATHLETICS ATHLETICS 9 a.m., 2 p.m. ATHLETICS ATHLETICS All High Jumps in ATHLETICS Morning. ATHLETICS Teams and Relay ATHLETICS Meeting. ATHLETICS All leading Athletes ATHLETICS competing, including ATHLETICS the Empire Games ReATHLETICS presentatives Valerie ATHLETICS Sloper and Marise ATHLETICS Chamberlain. ATHLETICS The two new CanterATHLETICS bury High Jump Stars, ATHLETICS Lesley Anderson and ATHLETICS John Chadderton, wi’l ATHLETICS be competing in the ATHLETICS High Jump. Admission 1/6, Children 6d. : Other Amusements Vi . Poqe 16 SUNGLASSES: A wide range available in Polaroid and Crookes Lenses, from 78 gd to 68s. Iggo’s (Chemists), Ltd., 105 Cashel street. 8543