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Press, Volume XCIX, Issue 29384, 10 December 1960, Page 1

AMUSEMENTSi Your Favourite Theatre— Kerridge-Odeon AVON Management:—S. E. M. Moodie •phone 60-062. Reserve at the Avon 3 Performances Today 2 p.m.—s p.m.—B p.m. I (Monday to Friday 11, 2,5, 8) A Top International Cast in a High-powered Suspense-charged Adventure Drama, as Topical as Today’s Headlines ! ! J. Arthur Rank Presents Richard Attenborough Pier Angeli John Gregson Eva Bartok Eddie Constantine In “S.O.S. PACIFIC” '‘ ’ (Y) Eight Desperate People Cast Away Together on an Island Paradise that offered them a Refuge from the Sea and A One-way Ticket to Eternity ! ! ! . THE ISLAND WAS STRANGELY SILENT THEN SUDDENLY. WITH DESPERATE REALISATION. THEY KNEW WHY I I I Kerridge-Odeon mu plaza mu Hearing Aids Available •Phone 88-089 Reserve at Plaza Today: 2—s—B p.m. The Inn . . . The Guests . . . The Sensations! Warner Bros. Pictures Present “A SUMMER PLACE” EVERY PLACE YOU GO YOU'LL BE HEARING ABOUT . . . “A SUMMER PLACE” In Technicolor ,(R-16) STARRING Richard Egan Dorothy McGuire Sandra Dee Persons under 16 not admitted. EMPIRE PAPANUI—’PHONE 48-283 1,45 p.m. MATINEE TODAY A film specially recommended by the Children’s Film Council (G) “FLYING EYE” An exciting story of two boys and their radio-controlled model aeroplane which is fitted with a tiny TV camera. Plus Cartoons, Comedy and Serial. 7.5 p.m. TONIGHT, MON., TUES. Phil CAREY, Catherine McLEOD “RETURN TO WARBOW” (A) A new outdoor drama about the frontier town of Warbow that trembles with fearful anticipation of what will happen next. JOHN GAVIN, LILO PULVER “A TIME TO LOVE ' . AND A TIME TO DIE” (/ Filmed in Germany. Cinemascope Eastmancolor No shame when everything was shameless ... no law but to stay alive . . . amid the thunder and chaos of battle they found time to love! SUNDAY SCREENING Rex Theatre Riccarton THIS SUNDAY. 8.15 P.M. “THE SPOILERS” Colour “G” Starring Jeff Chandler Anne Baxter Rory Calhoun Rex Beach’s famed Novel hits ihe Screen with all its shattering Impact. Met Proceeds; KIA-ORA SCOUTS Seats from 2 p.m., Sunday, at REX FLORISTS ARTISTIC Floral Service. Reasonable prices. Taylors’ Spreydon Nursery, 62 Cobham st. ’Phone 88-560. Members of Teleflower. THS BUNT’S, State Theatre Bldgs., for Wreaths and Sprays. ’Phone 43-426, After hours 39-621. D FOR Highest Quality Bouquets. Wreaths. Sprays, etc. Tait’s Flora] Studio, 110 A Manchester street. ’Phone 78-906. after hours 78-444. p HOWDEN’S Floral Service for Quality Floral Tributes at sensible prices. *Phone Howden’s Florists, 79-720, or after hours 70-546. D 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 FEAVERS FLORAL STUDIO. 709 Colombo street. *Phone 78-662; after hours 39-568 or 38-299. D ST. GEORGE FLORISTS (Under New Management). 219 Papanui road (Near St. George’s Hospital) FOR SPRAYS, Wreaths, and Wedding Bouquets, order from St. George Florists. Member of Teleflower ’Phone 55-220; after hours 56-508. MWFS If you are Aally trying to practise economy, you cannot afford to neglect the Want Advt. Section in “The Press." And not only is it profitable to read, it is equally profitable to iise . . . to sell, to rent, to buy or to trade practically anything. "The Press” Want Advts. are a sure guide to economy and profit. ’Phone 50-199, a direct line for your convenience.