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AMUSEMENTS BOYS AND GIRLS I SPECIALLY FOR YOU—TODAY AVON THEATRE 10.30 a.m. PLAZA THEATRE —2 p.m. “Junior Saturday Theatre” Wonderful True-life Adventure in “The Enchanted Forest 1 ’ In Colour Plus. Super Shorts! “JUNIOR SATURDAY THEATRE”:— All programmes carry "S” Certificate—Rec. by Censor “particularly suitable for family entertainment.” Approved and recommended by C.F.A. Children's Film Assn. Carefully supervised by Executive, Staff and "Children’s Hostesses.” Parents may purchase children’s tickets in advance. Adults NOT accompanying children NOT admitted. Your Favourite Theatre— Kerridge-Odeon AVON Management:—S. E. M. Moodie ’Phone 60-062. Reserve at the Avon FOR THE PAST 5 WEEKS IT’S BEEN THE SAME STORY . . . CAPACITY CROWDS LEFT LIMP WITH LAUGHING AT THIS FURIOUS, FABULOUS FUN! ... SO NATURALLY, IT GOES ON FOR A SIXTH WEEK ! 3 Sessions Today 3 2 p.m., 5 p.m., 8 p.m. Monday to Friday—ll, 2,5, 8 British Lion Films presents the Boulting Brothers’ ScandalouslyFunny Skit on the Behind-the-Scenes Skulduggery of Big Business Bosses and Trade Union Tyrants! “I’M ALL RIGHT, JACK” Starring (G) PETER SELLERS Terry-Thomas lan Carmichael Dennis Price

MARGARET RUTHERFORD RICHARD ATTENBOROUGH METRO THEATRE Colombo Street, Sydenham ’Phone 88-600 7.15 p.m. TONIGHT 7.15 p.m, A RIOT OF FUN AND LAUGHTER With a Sparkling Comedy Cast Headed by JEANNIE CARSON DONALD SINDEN lAN HUNTER ROLAND CULVER In the Rib-Tickling Comedy “ROCKETS GALORE” "G” Certificate And On The Same Programme: The Day Big Dan Caught His Son with an Indian Girl . . . The Proud Name of Halliday was Shamed . . . “THE HALLIDAY BRAND” “A” Certificate. Irex theatrel RICCARTON TONIGHT 7.30 p.m. TONIGHT “RAINTREE COUNTY” “RAINTREE COUNTY” “RAINTREE COUNTY” IS HERE! See It in the Magic of Camera 65 and Colour! (Y) Starring ELIZABETH TAYLOR (1959 Ac<Memy Award Nominee) EVA MARIE SAINT MONTGOMERY CLIFT This is a Mighty Movie from M.G.M. (Patrons please be seated early as “Raintree County” commences at 7.40 p.m.)

OXFORD A. and P. ASSN., INC. ANNUAL SHOW, At the Oxford Show Grounds, SATURDAY, APRIL 2. Excellent Entries in all Sections. Trade Exhibits. Side Shows, Ferris Wheel, Round-a-bouts, Morning and Afternoon Teas. Luncheon and Hot Water Available on the Grounds. J. M. PERHAM, President. N. ROBINSON. Secretary. 6427 CASHMERE HIGH SCHOOL EASTER FAIR EASTER FAIR NEXT SATURDAY, APRIL 9. NEXT SATURDAY, APRIL 9. NEXT SATURDAY, APRIL 9. Entertainments and Amusements for All. NEXT SATURDAY, 1 P.M.-5.30 P.M. At CASHMERE HIGH SCHOOL CASHMERE HIGH SCHOOL THE UNIVERSITY OF CANTERBURY MADRIGAL SINGERS Conductor: W. E. Hawkey. Will present A PROGRAMME OF EASTER MUSIC Including Easter Carols, a Motet by J. S. Bach and the Passion of Our Lord according to St. Mark, by Charles Wood In the DURHAM STREET METHODIST CHURCH ON SATURDAY, APRIL 2, AT 8 P.M. Programmes 4s available from Durham Street Church or from the University Music Department. i U 3486