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AMUMMtNTS Finally Today 1 2 and 8 p.m. 1 20th Century-Fox Present TERRY-THOMAS Celeste Holm And two of the screen’s finest young stars Tuesday Weld Richard Beymer tn “BACHELOR FLAT” I (G) CINFMASCO.’E and COLOUR 1 <■ I .-I . I -I Is A VO yI ■’*”* 42-446 THEATRE 42-448 Direction: Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. ''Showplace Of The South." Friday: 11-2-5-8 p.m. Solve An Agatha Christie Mystery With MISS MARPLES! That ‘‘dear old" sleuth MISS MARPLES has seen a woman murdered through the window of a passing train . . . NO ONE: BELIEVES HER YOU ARE I HER ONLY WITNESS . . And I YOU must solve this baffling "CHRIbTIE-MYSTERY" with 1 her 1 “MURDER SHE SAID!” The first AGATHA CHRISTIE novel to be filmed . . Spiced with laughter . . salted with "red herrings" . . ingenious . . exciting . and seemingly ! “unso'veable"—UNTlL YOU and! MISS MARPLES get to work ! Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer presents I Agatha Christie’s “4.50 From Paddington” filmed as “MURDER SHE SAID!” “MURDER SHE SAID!” (Y) Brilliantly starring MARGARET RUTHERFORD As "Miss Marples" JAMES ROBERTSON 1 JUSTICE Arthur Kennedy Muriel Pavlow Charles Tingwell Thorley Walters SPECIAL FIRST HALF: Pacific Films take you back to the fabulous day- of N.Z's Wild West Coa-l . THE GOLD RUSH DAYS OF "KING DICK" “Think About Tomorrow” In Brilliant COLOUR. Undoubtedly one of the finest and most fascinating New Zealand featurettes ever produced SEE an exciting part of our History come to life! Produced' by JOHN O’SHEA Plans at THEATRE and D.I.C. I

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