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AMUSEMENTS 2nd Tremendous Week ! A TIDAL WAVE OF LAUGHTER . . . .! Kerridge-Odeon 'Phnnp REGENT 69-389 “THEATRE OF THE STARS" Reserve at Regent 10 a m.-9 p.m. SAILING 2 p.m., 8 p.m. THE FUNNIEST, SUNNIEST CRUISE THAT EVER ROCKED THE SEAS! Richard (“Doctor”) Gordon’s Brilliant Nautical Comedy I The Rank Organisation of Britain invite you to a place at “THE CAPTAIN’S TABLE” (A) in Eastman colour, starring John GREGSON Donald SINDEN Peggy CUMMINS Nadia GRAY ALSO: At all sessions—“THE SUNSHINE STATE" Beautiful Queensland, in colour. “Lions v. All Blacks” Ist Test in Dunedin LAST TWO NIGHTS of WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE’S ANTONY and CLEOPATRA SEASON CANNOT BE EXTENDED. BOOKINGS FILLING RAPIDLY. Read what the newspapers say:—

“It would not be too much to suggest that this is the Drama Society’s most successful production. The boldness with which it has been staged reveals a master hand— As Mark Antony, Mervyn Glue achieved an effect of brilliance. Annette Facer, too, showed herself equal to the great variation of feeling and of expression that the part of Cleopatra demands. David Hindin deserves the palm for his portrayal of Enobarbus. By any standard this was a distinguished performance. Antony and Cleopatra is a splendid example of Ngaio Marsh’s artistry as a producer.” —“THE PRESS” “Annette Facer played her passionate scenes with fire. Her suicide scene had an astonishing grandeur and tragedy not often seen in N.Z. Theatre.” —“THE STAR” You mustn’t miss Shakespeare’s Antony and Cleopatra

produced by NGAIO MARSH for the UNIVERSITY DRAMA SOCIETY CIVIC THEATRE 7.45 p.m. Tonight and Wednesday. WEDNESDAY DEFINITELY LAST NIGHT. Two Prices: 7/6 and 5/-. BOOK AT D.I.C. NOW PUBLIC NOTICES CANTERBURY AMALGAMATED SPORTS BODIES’ ASSN. £l5O WEEKLY RAFFLE £l5O No. 45. (Drawn July 27, under Police Supervision) PRIZE-WINNERS: FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS ON TICKET. 23801—First Prize, £75: Sixpence, c/o. Burrell. 28826—Second Prize, £25: Blank butt, c/o. W.G. 26342—Third Prize, £l5: 35. 24669—Fourth Pri’e, £5: Blank butt, c/o. Railway Bookstaii, Lyttelton. 30 PRIZES AT £1: 28355 Blank butt, c/o. W.G. 27395 Blank butt, c/o. Yaldhurst Butchers. 32494 Blank butt, c/o. Eslick. 39452 P. Olds. 39274 J. R. Cairns, 186 Linwood ave. 17023 C. Cotton. Mailroom. 17605 Bob. c/o. M. Carr. 32854 Clarke, c/o. His Lordships. 10793 P.F.S., c/o. Kettles Cake Shop, Papanui. 34231 Blank butt, c/o. Nuttall. 22550 Blank butt, c/o. Nuttall. 13865 Blank butt. c/o. Jones. 28538 Faye. Papanui. 21748 Pat Walsh. T. B. and S. 35595 Blank butt, c/o. Riccarton W.M.C. "9044 c/o. Papanui Hotel. Book. 28322 T. R. Cotton. 14 Sledmere street. Christchurch. 3GIBB Blank butt, c/o. Rawlings

and Barsham. 11206 butt, c/o. A. Melv 11096 M. Bond, c/o. H. Walker. 32901 Blank butt, c/o. Horry Reed. 11868 Blank butt, c/o. J. Williams. 26965 Dog Biscuit, c/o. Box 349, Christchurch. 13457 Blank butt, c/o. Davis. 39994 B. Loader, 223 Main North road. 37518 Blank butt, c/o. K. Blair. ."7797 Blank butt. 34548 Blank butt. c/o. Nuttall. 21840 R. Erickson, C.F.M. 16643 Blank butt. Next Weekly Draw, Aug. 3, 1959. 6719 "THE LOCALPRIZEWINNERS: Ist, 26 points, K. R. Bimler; 2nd equal. 23 pts. R. Page, B. E. Dawe. S. R. Roul[ston, L. Dench; 3rd equal, 21 I points, P. White, K. Scarlett. E. A. Taylor. X 926 i CHRISTCHURCH TRANSPORT SOCIAL CLUB. i Monthly Petrol Raffle. Draw 7: 1559.