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Press, Volume C, Issue 29518, 20 May 1961, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS SESSIONS TODAY 2.15 5.15 8.15' ODEON Telephone 42-800 ‘•Socially Christchurch's Birst Theatre" In Tuam Street—Where Parking is so Much Easier, AT NORMAL PRICES Evenings—S/l, 3/11, 3/4 Matinees—l/6. 3/1. 1/3 Universal International present a Grandon Production Hugh end Margaret Williams's Gieat London Stage Success Now Oii The Screen As The BIGGEST SURPRISE ADULT i COMEDY EVER 1 CARY GRANT Believes a man’s home is his castle . and that includes the bedroom I DEBORAH KERR Is tempted by the “other side" of the marital fence! ROBERT MITCHUM Is dedicated to love, liberty and the nappiness of pursuit! JEAN SIMMONS Knows that when ’ the cat s aw;y—her “best friend" can play Starring In “THE GRASS “THE GRASS IS GREENER” IS GREENER” (A)

Tecnmrama Technicolor ! Filmed against a background I of cue ot Britain's famous stately homes and set to the brilliant music of Noel Coward comes THE SCREENS MOST: BROADMINDED COMEDY. Kerridge-Odeon S TIVOLI S ' t * hone 43 ' 1>25 £== RESERVE AT THEATRE Hevlng Aids AvailsWe Today: 1.45 & 7.45 p.m. 2nd Gigantic Week’! Warner Bros. Present i“HERCULES ! “HERCULES UNCHAINED” UNCHAINED” (G) Technicolor—Cinemascope SIEVE REEVES as Hercules Primo Camera —Sylvia Koscina Also Screening:— THE GREATEST -LINE-UP OF TOP-LINE ROCK ’N’ ROLL ARTISTS EVER ASSEMBLED. “ROCK, ROCK, ROCK” “ROCK, ROCK, ROCK” . (G) and Introducing . . . CONNIE FRANCIS Hear Connie sing “I Never Had a Sweetheart" and “Little Blue Wren." ALLAN FREED and his Band FRANKIE LYMON b Teenagers CHUCK BERRY—The Rocker* THE FLAMINGOES

HOLLYWOOD SUMNER. ’PHONE 2S-102 TODAY: 2 P.M. AND 8 P.M. Man the Lifeboats—women on the loose! From the Novel by Richard Gordon. “THE CAPTAIN’S TABLE”(A) In Eastman Colour With John Gregson. Peggy Cummins Donald Sinden Another Big Laugh from the Rank Studio*. FLORISTS ~ A. COX and Sion: 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. 'Phone 88-560. Members of Telefloww. THS BUNT’S, State Theatre Bldgs", for Wreaths and Sprays. 'Phone 43-426; after hours 36-283 D HOWDEN’S Floral Service’ for; Quality Floral Tributes at sen-1 sible prices. Phone Howden's. 1 Florists. 79-730; or after hours 70-546. D LOVELY FLOWERS are used in design BEAUTIFUL, WREATHS and SPRAYS at MISS FEA VERS. FLORAL STUDIO, <O9 Colombo street. 'Phone 73-662; after hours. 39-568. or 38-299. D DO YOU WISH YOUBFLORAL EMBLEMS TO BE OUTSTANDING—IF SO CONSULT: NAIR.NS NURSERIES. LTD, 166 Lincoln road. Phone* 64-139 - 64-138 •We specialise in Funeral Emblems and cut flowers. Natural flowers only are used Plastic and artificial flowers are not used, as they have no meaning. Having a Beet of cars, we deliver daily. Funeral Emblems and flowers where required. D FUNRRAL PIRECTORS~~ LAMB. A.l AND HAYWARD LTD, 292 Cashel street. (Off-stieet Funeral Car Park.) 'Phone 65-879. A. H. MARKER. Managing Director. ws G. BARRELL AND SONS LTD. FOR FUNERALS (Established 18761 221 DURHAM ST, Chrstehurch (Corner St. Asaph and Durham streets) 'Phone 70-807 (Dav or Night). WS J. LAMB AND SON i Established 1872 !. 234 Lichfield street. 'Phone 69-483. D. M LAMB. E. H. HEATLEY. WS JOHN RHIND, LTD, D. R. Rhind. J. D. Rhind. 19 London street. Phone 69-546 Near Corner Bealey and Fitzgerald avenues. WS VETERINARY Remedies: A comprehensive range at Iggo's (Chemists). Ltd, 105 Cashel st. 3681 1 HELENA Rubinstein. Specialists Full range on display, legos '.Chemists), Ltd, 105 Cashel st. 6449