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AMUSEMENTS Your Favourite Theatre— * Kerrldge-Odeon - AVON

Management:—S. EM. Moodie ’Phone 60-062. Reserve at the Avon. SESSIONS: MON. TO FRI., 11, 2,5, 8 , SATURDAY: 2,5, 8 p.m. 1 An Amazingly Outspoken Drama of Intimate Family Relations!

In Vistavision Paramount Presents “DESIRE UNDER THE ELMS” > Probably the Greatest of all the Great Plays by Nobel and ( Pulitzer Prize-Winner Eugene O’Neill Directed by DELBERT MANN famous for "Marty.” Starring Volcanic, Voluptuous SOPHIA LOREN Dynamic New Dramatic Star ANTHONY PERKINS

And BURL IVES In an Academy Award-worthy performance as the rock-hewn patriarch with a young man'a vigour. . . . “ALTOGETHER UNTHINKABLE IN FILMS A FEW YEARS BACK -Saturday Review” , CENSORSHIP PERSONS UNDER 16 WILL NOT BE ADMITTED. ]

1.45 pjn. 7.45 pan. Kerrldge-Odeon ■ = TIVOLI = ■ rr/'L 1 . Thone 78-290 RESERVES AT THEATRE. Hearing Aids Available. A White Squaw stolen from an . Apache Chief . > . and the Massacre was onl ! “TROOPER HOOK” (G) Joel McCrea Barbara Stanwyck Plus Dennis O'Keefe in “LADY OF VENGEANCE” (Y) A new Climax of SUSPENSE. Kerridge-Odeon 1111 PLAZA 1111 Hearing Aida Available. ; -Phono 88-089. Beaerve at Plaxa. LAST 3 PAYS at > and 3. Alfred Hitchcock'a Greateat Suapense Thriller! “THE MAN WHO KNEW TOO MUCH” (Y) TECHNICOLOR James Stewart . Doris Day ■ FRIDAY! NEVIL SHUTE’S BEST SELLER “A TOWN LIKE ALICE” (Y) 1 Brilliantly starring ' Virginia McKenna PETER FINCH i I "* " • . ... a—- ‘ CENTURY ST. ALBANS Luxury Theatre J -Phone 75-400 ! 7.30 pan. Tonight and Tomorrow ’ Outstanding Double Feature ; An exceptionally good Western with 1 magnificent backgrounds. CINEMASCOPE . TECHNICOLOR > A brilliant performance by JAMES STEWART • CATHY O’DONNELL » ARTHUR KENNEDY i ‘‘THE MAN FROM LARAMIE” s and featuring the theme song 1 PRECEDED BY t The laugh hit of a life time . “FUN AT ST FANNY’S” r AU your popular favourites In an I uproarious comedy riot. r Both attractions **G” Plans D.I.C. at Theatre 6 p.m. ! “Giant” “Giant” 1 Commence Friday at 7.30 p.m. \ SHIFTING AND Alt SWVICtS i UNION STEAM SHIP CO. OF 1 NEW ZEALAND, LTD., ’ 168 Hereford street. ’Phone 76-290. 5 ' CARGO SERVICES., 1 WELLINGTON FROM LYTTELTON: Steamer Express Daily. - AUCKLAND AND TAURANGA: Kaimai—February 24. Karu—February 26. r MELBOURNE VIA WELLINGTON, BLUFF: j Waimea—March 2. SYDNEY: - Kaitoke—March 2. 1 SUVA, LAUTOKA, NUKUALOFA, APIA, via WELLINGTON AND AUCKLAND: Matua—March 3. SINGAPORE, CALCUTTA, COLOMBO (with transhipment to ) other Indian and Pakistan ports), via Dunedin, Bluff. > Auckland): Wairata (refrigerated and general cargo)—February 24. FREQUENT CARGO SERVICES: Coastwise between New Zealand J ports and to and from Australia, South Sea Islands, India, Ceylon, Malaya, Indonesia, and West Coast of Canada and USA. , PASSENGER SERVICES: 3 SYDNEY (with through bookings to i other Australian points): . . Monowai —From Auckland. Feb. g 19, April 2, AprU 13. Monowai—From Wellington, Mar. = 2, Mar. 12, Mar. 23. WELLINGTON FROM LYTTELTON: Hinemoa—Mon, Wed., Fri„ 7.10 p.m. train,\ Maori—Tues., SaL, 7.10 x p.m. train. ’ WELLINGTON FROM PICTON! Rangatira—Tues., Thurs., 2.15 . p.m.; FrU 10 pm.; Sun„ 6 " pm. FIJI, TONGA, jaiHL SAMOA: Tofua—From Auwand, Feb. 34. FIJI, SAMOA. TONGA: v Matua—Fmm Auckland. Mar. 12. AUCKLAND >ia: WELLINGTON: 8 Matua—From Lytteltofi, March 3. Taking passengers for Auckland. Booking Aganto for aU Airlines within New Zealand and Overseas. For further-particular* apply: UNION STEAM SHIP CO. OF NJE., LTD.