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: AMUSEMENTS’ 2nd BIG WEEK! 2nd BIG WEEK ! A most delightful drama, sincere < lin theme and a strong contender for highest honours! Kerridge-Odeon ’Phnne REGENT 69-389 “THEATRE OF THE STARS” Reserve at Regent 10 a.m.-9 pan. D-A-I-L-Y 2 p.m., 5 p.m., 8 p.m. It ts the pleasure of Columbia Pictures to Present KENNETH MORE KENNETH MORE Danielle Darrieux Danielle Darrieux Susannah York Susannah York In the outstanding British Production “THE . “THE GREENGAGE GREENGAGE SUMMER”! SUMMER”! (Y)

Adapted from Rumer Godden’s Internationally famous BestSelling Novel and actually filmed amid the Green and Gold Champagne country of France in glowing T-E-C-H-N-I-C-O-L-O-R Fabulous Australian 11 Featurette r i A memorable journey through i I the fascinating Golden Hear* of < Australia “THE PAINTED COUNTRY’ | As this Film commences immediately at all Sessions, PLEASE be seated at times advertised. IL A M Fendalton Luxury Theatre : ■ Telephone 31-536 - ( TONIGHT. MONDAY AND i TUESDAY at 7.30 p.m. . MATINEE TODAY. ’.30 p.m. iWe PROUDLY PRESENT the I GREATEST FILM in MOTION I PICTURE HISTORY ! I CECIL B. DeMILLES’ I SUPREME MASTERPIECE . . . In VISTA VISION and TECHNICOLOR “THE TEN I COMMANDMENTS” (G) ! Based upon the HOLY SCRIPTURES and other ancient and | modern writings this inspiring film has a cast of thousands headed by CHARLTON HESTON. YUL BRYNNfiR, ANNE I BAXTER EDWARD G. ROBINI SON and a host of o*her top ' ranking stars. i BOOKING IS ESSENTIAL. PLANS AT D.I.C & DOUGLAS . PHARMACY. THEATRE FROM I 6 p.m. daily and from 10 a.m. | on SATURDAY Please NOTE: Prices for ALL i SESSIONS have necessarily been increased. Please see that kiddies attending matinee at 1.30 | session on Saturday have suf- ,; ficient money to enver this ’ increase. ; SPECIAL 10 a.m. Session SATURDAY | TODAY"GIRLS AT SEA” (G) ' SHORTS. SERIAL, Etc. i Normal price at this . | CHILDREN’S SHOW. ILA AI ■| Sunday 8.15 p.m. ■! Victor MATURE - Janet LEIGH in the Sensational African F ; lm J “SAFARI” • I (Y) It’s a Real Thriller. In aid of B.H.S Old Boys’ Cricket Club. I Tickets at Theatre from 2 p.m. j i Phone 31-536.

11 ■■ ■ CENTURY St. Albani Luxury Theatre Phone .2-W»3 TONIGHT AT 7.45 i MATINEE TODAY 2.15 p.m. Hilarious Comedy. : Batten down the laugh hatches for the hurricane of hilarity. ) “DON’T GIVE UP (G) THE SHIP” with JERRY LEWIS > Diana SPENCER, ! Mickey SHAUGHNESSY. . Out on the limb looking for the Destroyer he "misplaced” A real laugh getter. Excellent Featurettes. i Plans at Theatre from 10 a.m. VOGUE Spreydon Luxury Theatre Telephone 35-490 7.45 TONIGHT 7.45 The saga of the McLaine Brothers and their savage blood fued. Now brought to the screen n ? al) its realism. “NIGHT PASSAGE” (G> Starring JAMES STEWART DAN DURYFA The first film to be screened in the new wide screened colour processed TECHNIRAMA. Next Change; “WLo Was That Lady’’ (A) MATINEE TODAY —2 p.m •SLEEPING BEAUTY’’ > <G» Censor’s Classifications (G) Anprovcd tor General Exhibitton. ' (Y) Approved for General Sxhibitton. Recommended as > Suitable for Persons Aged 13 and Over. (A) Approved tor General Exhibition. Recommended as Suitable for Adults Only. i VEGET.ABLEST fruit, flowers, j Paddy's Fair. East Christchurch i i School, Next Saturday.