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Press, Volume C, Issue 29508, 9 May 1961, Page 1

AMUMMINTS FOUR * SESSIONS DAILY 11 a.m. 2 p.m. 5 p.m. 8 p.m. Please be seated on time as the feature occupies the entire programme. Kerridge-CMeon ’Phone REGENT 69-389 “THEATRE OF THE STARS" Reserve at Regent 10 a.m.-8 p.m. Warner Bros. Proudly Present a whole new world of Adventure and Excitement in Fred Zinnemann’s Record-Breaking Australian Production “THE SUNDOWNERS” “THE SUNDOWNERS” “THE SUNDOWNERS” (Censorship:—Recommended As Particularly Suitable for Family Entertainment) T-E-C-H-N-I-C-O-L-O-R Excitingly Starring DEBORAH KERR ■ ROBERT MITCHUM PETER USTINOV iGlyrns Johns Chips Rafferty Dina Merrill Wylie Watson

You’ll Be Glad you met “The Sundowners,” They’ve Real People, Fun People, Fervent People and their rousing story will live in your hearts forever. RESERVE EARLY CENTURY St, Albans Luxury Theatre Telephone 42-903 TONIGHT AT 7.45 Magnificent British drama with all the appeal of the human heart in its telling. Heartrending, yet enjoyable. Based on a novel by Elizabeth Coxhead. “A CRY FROM (Y) THE STREETS” With COLIN (Smiley) PETERSON DANA (Shiralee) WILSON Max Bygraves. Barbara Murray Kathleen Harrison A marvellous family picture. First rate entertainment. An irresistible mixture of laughter, tears, joys and sorrows. The apathetic, humorous, unwanted children from broken homes, starved of love and affection, sending out a cry from the streets . . . asking only for a little warmth and loving care. Excellent Featurettes. Plans D.1.C., at Theatre 6 p.m.

VOG U E Spreydon Luxury Theatre Telephone 35-490 Our Aim Is Your Pleasure. 7.45 TONIGHT 7.45 S-O-S . . . PANIC STATIONS ! ! ATTENTION ALL THEATREGOERS I ! You’ve all heard that tjilarious comedy half-hour on 3ZB every Sunday evening at 8.30 p.m. “THE NAVY LARK” Starring (G) old thunderguts (CECIL PARKER) mr phillips (LESLIE PHILLIPS) c-p-o pertwee (RONALD SHINER) You have now the pleasure of seeing them in reality TONIGHT . . . JUST FOR A LARK SEE THE NAVY LARK. Special Screening for the Children 2 p.m. Tomorrow. ILAM || Fendalton Luxury Theatre Telephone 31-536 TONIGHT 7.45 p.m. BELINDA LEE MICHAEL CRAIG in the Spectacular ROMANTIC-THRILLER | “NOR THE MOON BY NIGHT” (G) Photographed in Glorious Colour against the thrilling background of vivid African scenery this film is feally something SPECIAL! Bringing to the screen JOY PACKER’S popular novel and radio series. Bookings D.I.C. and Douglas’s Pharmacy. Theatre from 6 p.m. FLORISTS A. COX and Son: Complete Floral Service, 15 Wychbury st.. Spreydon. ’Ph. 35-115, all hours. D ARTISTIC Floral Service. Reasonable prices. Taylor’s Spreydon Nursery. 62 Cobham street. I ’Phone 88-560. Members of | Teleflower.THS BUNT’S, State Theatre Bldgs.. I for Wreaths and Sprays. ’Phone 43-426; after hours 36-293. D ROWDEN’S Floral Service for Quality Floral Tributes at senisible prices. ’Phone Howden’s, I Florists, 79-720; or after hours 170-546. D ! LOVELY * FLOWERS are used !in desien BEAUTIFUL WREATHS and SPRAYS at MISS FEA VERS. FLORAL STUDIO. 709 Colombo street. ’Phone 78-662: after hours, 39-568 or 38-299. D DO YOU WISH YOUR FLORAL EMBLEMS TO BE OUTSTANDING—IF SO CONSULT: NAIRNS NURSERIES. LTD., 166 Lincoln road. ’Phones 64-139 64-138.

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