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Press, Volume C, Issue 29469, 22 March 1961, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS 2 p.m. Final 2 Days 8 p.m. SUSAN HAYWARD JAMES MASON JULIE NEWMAR In A Hilariout Comedy “The Marriage-Go-Round” Dazzllngly decked out Cinemascope-Colour ||||||||l|| S T A T E ||l||||||l|l 1111111111 l 'Phone Dir : Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. FRIDAY! 11 2—5- 8 ! JULIE CAMERON! The Name Means Nothing NOW . . . BUT REMEMBER IT . . . For You’ll Remember her story, as M.G.M. bring TOM T. CHAMALES tell-tale novel to the screen with disarming frankness and exquisite sensitivity . . . “GO NAKED IN THE WORLD” A SUBJECT ADULT and PROVOCATIVE enacted by a brilliant star cast. GINA LOLLOBRIGIDA GINA LOLLOBRIGIDA As Julie—a woman who lost herself in men, until out of the nameless faces ... a name of wealth and respectability— ANTHONY ANTHONY FRANCIOSA FRANCIOSA Who was willing to forgive the unforgivable . . . ERNEST BORGNINE ERNEST BORGNINE Who would NOT forget: “Don’t play innocent on me— I know what you are. “GO NAKED IN THE WORLD” (Persons Under 16 Not Admitted) In Cinemascope-Colour The destinies of these people, the dramatic events that unfold, are woven into a series of unforgettable scenes . . . The Happy Anniversary Party that ends in scandal . . . The romantic days in the fabulous luxury of sunny Acapulco . . . The Hotel-room rendezvous with its fateful ending . . . all promise you an ENTERTAINMENT OF TREMENDOUS EMOTIONAL IMPACT! Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre TONIGHT YOUR ONLY CHANCE TO HEAR * The World Renowned Bass-baritone KIM BORG KIM BORG KIM BORG KIM BORG ERIK WERBA ERIK WERBA Accompanist CIVIC THEATRE March 22, 8 p.m. BOOK NOW AT BEGGS Prices, 17/6, 12/6, 7/6. Concession available for Group Booking on application to Box Office. Programme Note:— In addition to the advertised programme Mr Borg will sing at least two arias from Saturday’s cancelled programme. Dunedin “Star” 21st: — Memorable concert by true artist magnificent bass-bari-tone-r-controlled pfower—-beauti-ful tonal quality. The singer managed the characterisations with the skill that marks the true artist. THOSE WHO MISSED THIS OCCASION MISSED HEARING IN PERSON A TOP-RANKING ARTIST WITH A VOICE OF NOBLE PROPORTIONS AND A PERSONALITY AS EXPANSIVE. Otago Dally Times, 21st:— The fine rich voice and captivating personality moije than justified his reputation. CIVIC THEATRE Saturday, March 25, at 8 p.m. ROYAL MUSICAL SOCIETY PRESENTS ST. MATTHEW PASSION (J. S. BACH) With JOHN RITCHIE ORCHESTRA Conductor: ROBERT FIELD-DODGSON Booking Now Open at Been.