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Press, Volume XCVIII, Issue 28929, 24 June 1959, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS LAST 2 DAYS M AJ ESTICn The Show Place of Christchurch Direction: Kerndge-Odeon ■Phone 62-038-39 Reserve at Theatre ID a.m. to 9 p.m. TODAY, 2, 8 p.m. Based on Nicholas Monsarrat's novel Columbia Pictures Present “THE STORY OF ESTHER COSTELLO” ' (A) Starring JOAN CRAWFORD ROSSANO BRAZZI HEATHER SEARS Miss Crawford triumphantly portrays a woman with a heart big enough to encompass love for her faithless, wastrel husband and compassion for a teenage girl made deaf, blind and mute by an explosion. With loving patience she dedicates herself to the task of restoring the girl to the world. The story reaches a spectacular height of emotional excitement in the terrifying time when the husband returns and his ruthless desire shocks the helpless, speechless young girl back to the world of sight and sound. A Profoundly Moving Romantic Drama FRIDAY— Reserve Now I Th 6 key to matchless entertainment 1 COMBINING THE MAGNIFICENT TALENTS OF THE MAKERS OF •'BRIDGE ON THE RIVER KWAI," "THE THIRD MAN” and "HIGH NOON.” “THE KEY” A STRANGELY MOVING ROMANTIC RITUAL BORN IN WAR AT SEA! “Thoroughly Brilliant!” —"NEW YORK TIMES” WILLIAM HOLDEN The captain with the life expectancy of a match . . . AND THE KEY I

SOPHIA LOREN STELLA ... a passionate need to care for someone. TREVOR HOWARD In the most brilliant role of his career. THESE ARE PEOPLE YOU WILL BELIEVE IN . . . you hurt with them . . . you’re happy when they are . . . afraid when thev are . . . the impact of THEIR LIVES . . . THEIR LOVES will last long after the final fadeout . . . Carol Reed's Production “THE KEY” “THE KEY” (Y) IN CINEMASCOPE EACH DAY HE FACED FANTASTIC ODDS . . . Each night he took the key and locked the danger out . . . Each night he took Stella in his arms . . . . . . Locked out the memory of men who had found in her the same haven from war before him. He even locked out the shadow of the man WHO WAS WAITING FOR THE KEY! TZLT Kerridge-Odeon ■ = EMBASSY = For Reservations 'Phone 77-413 Today 1.30, 7.30 p.m. A Powerful Action-Packed Drama of Naked Terror and Raw Emotions! Thrills will Jolt you like a Burst of Gunfire! “FEMALE JUNGLE” (A) Starring JAYNE MANSFIELD——LAWRENCE TIERNEY Also Showing SCIENCE VERSUS CRIME!—R. Men the undercover investigators — In a rugged story of intrigue and espionagel “RADAR SECRET SERVICE” (G) starring JOHN HOWARD ADELE JERGENS

METRO THEATRE Colombo Street, Sydenham. 'Phone 88-600. 7.15 p.m.— TONIGHT —7.15 p.m. EVA MARIE SAINT DON MURRAY LLOYD NOLAN ANTHONY FRANCIOSA Giving Superb Performances In The Cinemascope Drama From The Smash Broadway Stage Play “A HATFUL OF RAIN” “A HATFUL OF RAIN” The Daring Story of Four People Trapped in a World They Never Made. TO COMPLY WITH CENSOR’S RULING PERSONS UNDER 16 YEARS WILL NOT BE ADMITTED. And On The Same Programme THRILLS AND EXCITEMENT IN A FAST PACED MYSTERY DRAMA “THE KILLER’S KISS” “A” Recommended for Adults. « EMPIRE ” PAPANUI 'PHONE 48-283 7 p.m.— —7 p.m. TONIGHT. THURS., FRI. Richard WIDMARK Felica FARR “THE LAST WAGGON” (G) The danger and difficulties of a long trek to safety by a small group of people . . . Jane WYMAN Van JOHNSON “MIRACLE IN THE RAIN” (Y) A story of people picked by fate out of a city’s millions to be touched and changed by a chance meeting that starts with a kiss in the rain! NEWS FLASH. Training Air Crews for the Jet Age. Aristocratic Autos —Newest for ’59. Dramatic escapes at big blaze at Sydney. ITron theatreT] BELFAST Heated For Your Comfort TONIGHT 8 p.m. “THE GIRL RUSH” (G) Rosalind Fernando Eddie RUSSELL LAMAS ALBERT Color by Technicolor A Musical You Will All Enjoy ADULTS Only: Bronchial Mixture for all Chests Colds and Bronchitis, 3s 6d bottle. Iggo’s (Chemists), Ltd., 105 Cashel street. 5207