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Press, Volume C, Issue 29468, 21 March 1961, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS| Your Favourite Theatre— Kerridge-Odeon AVON Management:—S. E. M. Moodie •Phone 60-062. Reserve at the Avon Monday to Friday: 11. 2,5, 8 | Saturday: 2,5, 8 A Mirthquake of Military Merriment! We bring you no heroics —no horrors, of war no stiff upper lip stuff but instead, an endearingly-funny story of just “ordinary soldiers.” I grumbling. scrounging. sky-| i larking, loving and laughing I their way to victory! FALL IN FOR FUN ! with LIEUT. lAN CARMICHAEL Gunner TOMMY STEELE Gunner BENNY HILL Gunner SYDNEY TAFLER Bdr. VICTOR MADDERN Together, they SKY” THE UP “LIGHT (A) lt Will Light Up Your Hearts With Laughter! Top Short Subjects Include “Kings of Speed” Car Racing In Colour METRO THEATRE Colombo Street, Sydenham ’Phone 88-600 7.15 p.m. TONIGHT 7.15 p.m. A Masterpiece of Motion Picture Entertainment in Technicolor and Technirama . . . “TEMPEST” Starring VAN HEFLIN SILVANA MANGANO VIVECA LINDFORS And a Cast of Thousands “A” Certificate AND: JEFF RICHARDS In a Thrilling Adventure Drama “ISLAND OF LOST WOMEN” “G” Certificate EMPIRE PAPANUI—'PHONE 48-283 7.5 p.m. Finally Tonight 7.5 p.m. Edmund PURDOM Ida LUPINO “STRANGE INTRUDER” (A) The gripping drama of terror . . . from the best-selling novel of Helen Fowler’s! Bing Crosby Debbie REYNOLDS “SAY ONE FOR ME” <G> Cinemascope Colour The story of Father Conroy whose parish was all Broadway . . . and his wonderful people in love with mirth, melody, mankind and their maker! INDEPENDENT CINEMAS KAIAPOI-’hialto’' . 7.30 p.m. “The Fearmakers” (A) (Dana Andrews - Dick I Foren). “A Woman Of Mystery” (Y) (Dermot Walsh). RANGIORA— “Regent” 7.30 p.m. “And God Created Woman” (Persons under 16 not admitted) (Brigitte Bardot). “Violent Eoad” (A). LYTTELTON —-HARBOUR LIGHT" 8 p.m. "Legend Of The Lost” (Y) (John Wayne - Sophia Loren). RICCARTON -REX” 730 p.m. “Gideon Of Scotland Yard” (G) (Jack Hawkins). "Fort Massacre” (G) (Joel McCrea). NEW BRIGHTON —“ROXY” 7.45 p.m. "Further Up The Creek” (G) (David TomlinsonFrankie Howard). RAKAIA 7.30 p.m. “The Angry Hills” (Y) (Robt Mitchum). "Zero Hour’’ (Y) (Dana AndrewsLinda Darnell). PUBLIC NOTICES "MARCH HARE” RAFFLE NO. 20 Drawn under Police Supervision on 20/3/61. Limited to 1000 Tickets. FIRST PRIZE. £6O: 1339—Blank butt. £1—1304: Elins. £1—1271: Mick, N.Z.R. £1—1610: Chump. £1—1900: Chris. £1—1702: Stan Booth. 10s—1782: Bert and Tim. 10s—1043: I. C. Gillard 10s—1182: N.Z.R 105—1665: C. M. Malzard 105—1962: Was. Prizewinners please follow instructions on tickets. 6384 METHVEN GOLDEN CASKET RAFFLE J (Drawn Under Police Supervision) IST^ RI S E \_, Ticket No. 3594: Paddy s Lucky Last. 2ND^ FRIZE * £ IG —Ticket No. 3531: J. and Rex. 10 PRIZES OF £1 £ a< Wy. Methven. No. 3446: Shorty and Bruce Mt Somers. No. 3502: C. Bar row H 5! 2™*’ Mt - Somers. : Methven. No. 3421: McNamara's Band. s°' Methven. No. 3456; Of Course. Mt Somers. No. 3577: Furtherest No. 3525: Two R’s. 6379 KARITANE MARKET COMPETITION S Magazines Rack—No. 33762 r- H Box ’ Kaiapoi. Cake Forks—No. 35502 Mrs Oldham. Diqner—No. 34750 Mrs Wilson. 126 Yaldhurst I road. Iced Cake—No. 33488 Mrs Fowler Rangiora. Turkey—No. 32698 I Robert. 3 Watford street. I Muscovey Ducks—No. 31641 I Mrs A. Burrows, Ataahua. I