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Press, Volume XCIX, Issue 29239, 24 June 1960, Page 1

THE WEATHER Canterbury: Cloudy and cool. West Coast: Drizzle. Marlborough: Fine and cool. Nelson: Cloudy.

AMUSEMENTS SPECIAL LATE SESSION Tonight at 11 p.m. Rex Beach’s Mighty Outdoor Feature in Glorious TECHNICOLOR “THE SPOILERS” (A) Jeff CHANDLER Rory CALHOUN

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RESERVE AT THEATRE Hearing Aids Available Today: 1.45 and 7.45 p.m. The Cold Fury in his Holster the boiling hate in his Blood . . . they all cast a shadow across the face 01 the West AUDIE MURPHY AUDIE MURPHY “CAST A LONG “SHADOW” (A) No. 2 Attraction:— Behind the Prison Walls there was trouble when the Prison Siren blasted ... a Break, all Guards to Cell Block 23 its a. . . “RIOT IN A “RIOT IN A JUVENILE PRISON" JUVENILE PRISON” (A) For the first time, you are taken behind the Walls of a Juvenile Reiorm Prison, a Story that explodes the Savage and Violent Mystery of our Youth today.

Kerridge-Odeon Hill PLAZA~||[|| Hearing Aids Available 'Phone 88-089 Reserve at Plaza Today at 2—s—B p.m. Saturday 2—s—B p.m. "Today’s greatest terrifying threat becomes a shattering reality.” THE BIGGEST STORY OF OUR TIME! Bast on Nevil Shute’s best selling novel “On The Beach” (A) THE BIGGEST STARS OF OUR TIME! Gregory Peck Ava Gardner Fred Astaire Anthony Perkins Donna Anderson IN “On The Beach” Sweeping the world with its tremendous prediction of the future! “On The Beach” is a film that we can call truly “monumental.’* VOGUE Spreydon Luxury Theatre Telephone 35-490

7.45 TONIGHT 7.45 A certain cure for the blues. A Seigeant’s dilemma, a Captain's nightmare, a general riot. “THE SAD SACK” “THE SAD SACK” (G) with Phyllis KIRK Peter LORRE Jerry LEWIS David WAYNE A hilarious story of a private who is out of step with the army. Recommended for all parents and children. CENTURY St Albans Luxury Theatre 'Phone 75-400 TONIGHT AT 7.45 The happiest comedy since Oxford won the boat race. IN EASTMAN COLOR KARDY KRUGER (He doesn't get away this time) Sylvia SIMS Ronald LEWIS Enc BAKER Miles MALLESON in the comedy that banishes the blues. “BACHELOR OF HEARTS” (G) Hilarious to a degree ... a gay kick from the seat of learning. Kruger's at Cambridge, but his strongest subject is the weaker sex For laughs . . . none better. SPECIAL FEATURETTE "PEOPLE OF THE CONGO” Plans DI.C. of Theatre 6 to 7.15 IN MEMORIAM SMITH— In loving memory of our dearest wee Stephen Robert Edward, who fell asleep June 24. 1953; aged five months. He found the hill too steep to climb. So our Lord whispered, come to Me and rest. And He closed his weary little eyes. God takes the best for reasons divine. But sweetest memories of you, precious Stephen, Will linger on till we meet again. —lnserted by mummy, daddy, sister, Jillian, and brothers. Kent, Richard, Lindsay and Graeme. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT THE FAMILY of the late Mrs H. E. Butterfield wish to Thank very sincerelv the many kind relatives, friends and neighbours for their floral tributes and messages of sympathy in their recent sad bereavement. Please accept this as a personal acknowledgement. f FLORISTS AT St George Florists: Wreaths Spravs and Wedding Bouquets 55-220; after hours 78-262, D BUNTS, State Theatre Bldgs., for Wreaths and Sprays. Thone 78-253; after hours 39-621. D FOR Highest Quality Bouquets. Wreaths. Sprays, etc. Taits Floral Studio. 110 A Manchester st 'Phone 78-906 after hours 78-444. D BOWDEN’S Floral Service for Quality Floral Tributes at sensible prices. Thone Howden's Florists. 79-720 or after hours 70-546. ___________s Do You Wish Your Floral Emblem to be Outstanding? If so consult NAIRN'S NURSERIES. LTD 166 Lincoln road 'Phone 64-139 Established 1879 D LOVELY FLOWERS are used to design BEAUTIFUL WREATHS and SPRAYS at MISS FEAVER'S FLORAL STUDIO 709 Colombo street ■phone 78-662: after hours 39-568 nr 38-299 ’ I “STU7S" 5