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

AMUSEMENTS Both Tonight and Saturday night COMPLETELY SOLD OUT! BOOK EARLY FOR OTHER PERFORMANCES. (There are 4 daily, Monday to Friday—ll, 2, 5 and 8; 3on Saturdays—2, 5 and 8 and you can reserve for any of them). Your Favourite Theatre— Kerridge-Odeon AVON Management:— S. E. M. Moodie Phone 60-062. Reserve at the Avon TODAY at 11, 2,5, 8. SATURDAY—2, 5 arid 8. Monday to Friday—ll, 2,5, 8. (The Feature commences at the above hours and occupies the entire programme time). “A MASTERPIECE, VISUALLY AND EMOTIONALLY.” A Vivid, Deeply-moving Human Document of Supreme Appeal to every Man and Woman. A record of personal conflict that pierces deep into the fascinating secrets of a seldom if ever seen world deeper into the pageant and violence of the teeming African Congo and deepest of all into the conscience of a young and beautiful girl. You will search in vain for entertainment to compare with “THE NUN’S STORY” (G) - KATHRYN HULMES CELEBRATED NOVEL BRILLIANTLY BROUGHT TO THE SCREEN. Fred Zinnemann’s Production for Warner Brothers. filmed in TECHNICOLOR in Belgium. Italy and Africa and starring lovely AUDREY HEPBURN

With Peter Finch DAME EDITH EVANS DAME PEGGY ASHCROFT Dean Jagger : Mildred Dunnock

. . . "IT IS THE ONLY FILM OF 1960 THAT I HAVE VOLUNTARILY GONE TO SEE A SECOND TIME, AND. FOR ONE WHO SEES AS MANY AS I DO, THAT REALLY MEANS SOMETHING . . .’’—Dr. John Reid in “The Auckland Star.” “A classic of at least this decade of motion pictures . . “N.Z. Herald.”

METRO THEATRE Colombo Street, Sydenham I 'Phone 88-600 7.15 p.m. TONIGHT 7.15 p.m. MATINEE 1.30 p.m. TOMORROW IN TECHNIRAMA AND TECHNICOLOR The exciting Adventures of Two; Little Rascals in Japan . . . They had nothing in common . . . but Dirty Faces and an Unholy Love of Mischief. “ESCAPADE IN JAPAN” (G) TERESA WRIGHT CAMERON MITCHELL And On The Same Programme: IN CINEMASCOPE Daredevil Exploits Of The Underwater Demolition Team. “UNDERWATER WARRIOR” (G) DAN DAILEY JAMES GREGORY CLAIRE KELLY EMPIRE PAPANUI— 'PHONE 48-283 7 FINALLY TONIGHT 7 Darren McGAVIN Maggie HAYES “THE CASE AGAINST ' BROOKLYN” (A) I The movie that blasts Brooklyn s crooked Cop-bookie Syndicate! Clark GABLE Yvonne De CARLO “BAND OF ANGELS” (Y) Wamerscope Wamercolor He took the strange name of Hamish Bond . . . She thought she was a Louisiana Belle! 715 SAT, MON. TUES 7.15 “The Young Lions” (Y) 1.45 SAT. MATINEE 1.45 Programme specially recommen-: i ded by Children's Foundation Council of N.Z. "SECRET TUNNEL” and big supporting programme! [ INDEPENDENT CINEMAS NEW BRIGHTON -“ROXY” 1 7.45 p.m. “Portrait Of An! Unknown Woman” (A) “Outlaws Son” (Y). RICCARTON -“rex--730 p.m. "For The First Time” (G> (Mario Lanza) “Cattle Empire” (G) (Joel McCrea). SUMNER - HOLLYWOOD 8 p.m “Bombers B-52” (G) (Nata)ie Wood-Karl Malden). LYTTELTON -"HARBOUR LIGHT' 730 p.m. “The Law And Jack Wade (Y) (Robert Taylor-: Richard Widmark). RANGIORA _ -REGENT' 7.30 p.m. “Wild Heritage" (G) (WiH Rodgers Jr.) “The Hunters”: (G) (Robert Mitchum). KAIAPOI -'RIALTO' 730 pan. “Harry Black And The Tiger” (G) (Stewart Granger) “Step Down To Danger” (Y) (Charles Drake). HORNBY _“kosy' 7.30 p.m. “Silken Affair” (G) (David Niven) “Until They Sail” (A) (Jean Simmons). RAKAIA 3 p.m. “Dunkirk” (Y) (John MillsRichard Attenborough). I In order to guard against Imposition, notices of Births, Marriages, and Deaths must be authenticated to ensure their insertion. Engagement Notices must be signed by both contracting parties.