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Press, Volume CI, Issue 29766, 8 March 1962, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS 4th TREMENDOUS WEEK TOMORROW 11 am.. 2— S 8 pm. SATURDAY: 2— 5 8 pm. Today: 2 8 p.m. Thon.ll SA VO Ylh—--43-44* THEATRE 42-*4« Directim: Amalgamated Theatres, IM. -Showplace Of The Scute." Solve An Agatha Christie mystery With MISS MARPLES I That "dear old" sleuth MISS MARPLES has seen a woman murdered through the window of a passing tiain . . . NO ONE BELIEVES HER . ~ YOU ARE HER ONLY WITNESS . . And YOU must solve this baffling "CHRISTTE-MYSTERY" with her ' Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Presents “MURDER SHE SAID” (Y) Adapted from the Agatha Christie Novel. "480 from Paddington." Starring MARGARET RUTHERFORD As "Mias Marples" JAMES ROBERTSON JUSTICE Arthur Kennedy Muriel Pavlow Charles Tingwell SPECIAL FIRST HALF: Pacific Films take you back to the fabulous days of NJZ.’s Wild West Coast . . . THE GOLD RUSH DAYS OF "KING DICK." “Think About Tomorrow” Produced by JOHN O'SHEA. Plans at D.I.C. and THEATRE. SUNDAY 8.15 p.m. An Action-full Drama vividly portraying clashes of ambition against the Spectacular background of Rodeo life! M.GM. Presents “THE LUSTY MEN” Starring (G) Susan Hayward Robert Mitchum Arthur Kennedy NO PHONE RESERVES 1 INTERNATIONAL CRICKET N.Z. v. R. A. ROBERTS XI Lancaster Park, Christchurch MARCH 16th, 17th, 19th, 1962 The New Zealand XI returns from the tour of South Africa to play R. A. Roberts International XI. See John Reid in action against the bowling ot Adcock (South Africa), Meckifi (Australia). Ramadhln (West Indies). Rhodes (England) and Benaud. (Australia). See world batsmen Weekea (West Indies), Graveney (England), McLean (South Africa), Craig and Simpson (Australia). ADMISSION PRICES EACH DAY: Stand Enclosure: Adults 7/6, Children 3/-. Embankment: Adults 5/-, Children 1/6. (Half-price after 4 pm. each day) HOURS OF PLAY: 11 am. to 1 pm. 1.40 pm. to 3.40 pm. * p.m. to 6 p.m. Reservations to a reserved seating area in No 1 stand may be made by writing to D.I.C. Booking Office, Cashel street, Christchurch, enclosing remittance (£l/3/6 including 1/- reservttion fee) and stamped, addressed envelope for return of tickets. Only 3-day ticket may be booked. Reservations are sold on the understanding that in no circumstances will any refund be made. FMSONALS DOUBLE bed spreads as prizes. Mystery Envelopes on sale March 16. FREE Drycleaning prize In Mystery Envelopes. On sale March 16. GRANS, Aunts, Mas. and Teens: Hollywood Dressmaking Classes. 'Phone 80-897. W GENTLEMAN, >O, unattached; good home, car, etc.. wants contact spinster, outings, matrimony. Genuine, only. Reply H 5103, "Press." X 5103 GENTLEMAN with own home wishes to meet woman round 45-50, no objection to one or two children. Reply ZH5063. "Press.”Xso63 MARY and bill. The Colonel says that you must get a copy of the Husbands’ and Wives' Guide from George Bettie, 25 Victoria street. Christchurch. H you cannot call George will post you one in plain wrapper free of all charge. Mum. H Mdfttßtl” and their Daughters: Have your hair cut to a style by Fashion House Haircutting Specialists. (AU seniors.) Home perm, cutting. No appointment necessary. Open 9 pjn, Friday evenings (8 chairs). D MABEL—Bet your bottom dollar I’ll be at Motukarara on Saturday to see the top New Zealand Cowboys attack the toughest New Zealand Broncos and Bulls. And if we don’t win tiie Wild Cow Milking Contest I’ll never eat another steak Dave. 8449 TURKISH baths Mussons. 184 Hereford st. Ladies and Genu •Ph. 75-415 Bstab. 45 years D TV Set for you, John, in Mystery Envelope. On sale March 16. WOULD Robert George Everett or any person knowing his whereabouts please communicate with Messrs Joyce. Taylor and Lawson, Solicitors, P.O. Box 177, Greymouth. 6066 YOUNG Man. 26. wishes to meet young lady. 21-26, for outings and dances. P 8834, "Press." 1196 YOU could win Mystery Tnvelope Air Tour to Australia. On sale March 16. OPTICIANS SEVICKE JONES. OPTICIANS a. C. Collett. tB OA (Hoca.) FSJ4C91 Cathedral square (comer Chancery lane) "Phone 50-735. PA BM Ml