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Press, Volume C, Issue 29599, 23 August 1961, Page 1

THE WEATHER Canterbury: Mainly cloudy. West Coast: Bain later. Nelson and Marlborough: Mainly cloudy.

101st YEAR OF PUBLICATION

AMUSEMENTS | ODEON I | Telephone 42-800 ' "Socially Christchurch’s First Theatre" In Tuam Street Where Parking is so much easier. SESSIONS DAILY 2.15 p.m. 8.15 p.m. AN INCREDIBLE 70mm—70mm—70mm 70mm—70mm—70mm E-X-P-E-R-I-E-N-C-E 1 Brilliantly directed and magnificently photographed in Technicolor and Technirama against a blanket of white hell in the Arctic Circle a J. Kerridge Presents A Rank Organisation Release “THE SAVAGE INNOCENTS” SAVAGE INNOCENTS” SAVAGE INNOCENTS” SAVAGE INNOCENTS” (Recommended by Censor For Adults.) —“ITS OVERALL EFFECT IS MEMORABLE AND ITS LASTING IMPRESSION IS ONE OF CLEAN. HARSH LOVELINESS." “This Is One Film I Am Going to See Again.” (M.S.—N.Z. Truth, 6/6/61) EXCITING DRAMA, TENSE SUSPENSE AND GREAT REALISM. A POTENT MIXTURE OF PRIMITIVE EMOTIONS OF A SOMETIMES SAVAGE YET ALWAYS INNOCENT NOMAD RACE. Starring ANTHONY QUINN YOKO TANI Excellent Featurette 35mm Coloured Rudali Hayward's “SONG OF THE WANGANUI" RESERVATIONS D.I.C. PRICES: Evenings: 8/10 Circle and Rear Stalls; 5/7 Front Stalls. Matinees: 6/8 and 3/4.

EMPIRE PAPANUI—THONE 48-283 2 p.m. MATINEE TODAY "GUNMAN FROM LAREDO" (G) Plus 2 Cartoons, 2 Comedies, Pete Smith Travelogue, News, etc. 7.5 p.m. 7-5 p.m. TONIGHT, THURS., FRI. Randolph SCOTT Karen STEELE “RIDE LONESOME” (G) A colourful action-packed Western! Robert STACK—Marisa PAVAN “JOHN PAUL JONES” (G) The adventures that will live forever in Naval History! METRO THEATRE Colombo Street, Sydenham ■ ’Phone 88-600 7.15 TONIGHT 7.15 IN CINEMASCOPE AND COLOUR (Hong Kong . . Fascinating, Mysterious Background To The Screen’s Most Startling And Spectacular Drama “FERRY TO HONG KONG” CURT JURGENS SYLVIA SYMS ORSON WELLES (G) Certificate. And On The Same Programme; Adventure Crammed, Technicolor, Drama. “WIND ACROSS THE EVERGLADES” BURL IVES CHRISTOPHER PLUMMER (A) Certificate. SEE you at the Eggnog Bar at the Industries Fair. 2986 IN MEMORIAM COOPER—In loving memory of my dear mother and nana, Winifred. Always remembered. —lnserted by her loving daughter. Joan Harry (late Goldie) and grandchildren, Judith. Peter, Robin and Susan. COOPER—In loving memory of my dear wife, Winifred, who passed away August 23. 1960. Fondly remembered. —lnserted by her loving husband. Sydney. DAVISON—In loving memory of our dear brother, Alan, who passed away August 23, 1960. Time changes many things. But not the memory this day brings. —lnserted by his loving sisters and brothers. FORBES—In loving memory of a devoted husband and father, Harold Robert, who passed away suddenly. August 23. 1958. Remembrance. —lnserted by his loving wife, Gertie, and daughter, Tonia. POWIS—In loving memory of Edward Thomas, a loved husband, father and grandfather, who passed away August 23. Sweet are the memories silently kept. Of one we loved and will never forget. ■— Inserted by his loved ones. SOUTHEN—In loving memory of a dear wife and mother. Isobel Lottie, who passed away suddenly August 23. 1960. Remembrance —lnserted by her loving husband. Reg. SOUTHEN—In loving memory of our dear -sister, Lottie Isohel, who passed away August 23, 1960. One year has passed but memories stay. As dear and near as yesterday. —lnserted by her loving sisters and brothers. SCOTT—In loving memory of a dear fajher and granddad, who passed away August 23, 1960. Always remembered. —lnserted by Edna and Eric, Shirley. Beverley and Rhondda. WILSON—In loving memory of : Frederick William Wilson, who passed away August 23, 1960. —lnserted by his family. CORRECTION THE Announcement of the death of Robert Stout in “The Press” on August 17 was an error.