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AMUSEMENTS Kerridge-Odeon ■ TIVOLI B ===: 'Phone 78-290 - ,

RESERVE AT THEATRE Available Today: 1 p.m. and 7 p.m. America’s Teenage Star! ELVIS PRESLEY ELVIS PRESLEY “KING CREOLE” (A) Hear all your Rock Tunes, and see Elvis in his Best Movie of The Year. No. 2 Attraction:— “LOVING YOU” (G) Elvis as you've never seen him before in TECHNICOLOR, with 12 New Hit Tunes.

Kerridge-Odeon mu pla.za~iiih Hearing Aids Available "Phone 88-089 Reserve at Plaza Today: 2 p.m. 8 p.m. 7TH BIG WEEK! British Lion Films presents the Boulting Brothers’ Production of “I’M ALL RIGHT, JACK” (G) Starring Peter Sellers Terry-Thomas lan Carmichael Margaret Rutherford

EMPIRE PAPANUI—'PHONE 48-283 7.15 Finally Tonight 7.15 Jack HAWKINS Diane FOSTER “GIDEON OF SCOTLAND YARD” 1Y) Scotland Yard's top City sleuth finds excitement-crowded drama matching his wits with a delightfully deceptive and beautiful mercurial confidence girl! RICHARD ATTENBOROUGH TERRY THOMAS “BROTHERS-IN-LAW” (G) Another Grand Comedy by same Producers and same Actors as “I’m All Right Jack!’’ And now —it's the lid off .the Law! . . . and another Laugh Riot.

HOLLYWOOD SUMNER. ’PHONE 26-102 No Parking Worries! TONIGHT. WED., AND . THURS., 7.99 p.m. Grand Double-Feature . Programme t A delightful British comedy. Charles Laughton - John Mills Brenda de Banzle “HOBSON’S CHOICE” (G) Associate Attraction: Margaret Rutherford Frankie Howerd “THE RUNAWAY BUS” (G) Without a doubt this is Britain’s Funniest Film! Don’t miss these two outstanding British Comedies. Commencing Easter Saturday: PAT BOONE in "MARDI GRAS" (G)

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