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Press, Volume CI, Issue 29801, 18 April 1962, Page 1

AMUSIMIHTS TONIGHT ’ Your Chance To Win £5OO £5OO Britain’s Incredible Man of Magic DAVID BERG L A S HAS ACCEPTED A CHALLENGE TO PERFORM ONE OF HIS SENSATIONAL PSYCHOLOGICAL FEATS AT TONIGHT’S PERFORMANCE. Every Patron attending This Performance has a chance to be chosen by the Audience when DAVID BERGLAS will attempt to tell him his Christian or Surname . IF HE FAILS - £5OO CAN BE YOURS (7 years ago. in England— He lost 1 ') MAJESTIC The Show Place of Christchurch Direction: Kerridge-Odeon ’Phone62MB-39 Reserve at Theatre 10 s.m. to 9 pjn. Last 2 Nights at 8 p.m. R J. KERRIDGE Presents The Scintillating West End Kevue Company Headed By VIC OLIVER Britain’s “King of Comedy” ... witn SHEILA BUXTON Delightful “Pop" Vocalist! DAVID BERGLAS Incredible Man of Magic i VANDA VALE Charming Comedienne I Anu SHOW BAND. prices: 15/-, 10/- - Plus - 200 Seats at 6/- on Sale Each Day from 10 a.m.

Commencing EASTER SATURDAY EASTER SATURDAY MAJESTIC From TCP SECRET and CAPTURED FILMS . . . The Greatest Naval Documentary Ever Shown ! More than 1000 Cameramen took these almost unbelievable shots Some were Allied Some Axis ... On the Atlantic And the Pacific the Story of Sea Battles Fought and Won And th« human stpry of the men who took part in the “VICTORY AT SEA” “VICTORY AT SEA” (Y) Adspated from the Award-win--1 nlng TV Documentary Ac- ' claimed by All who have seen lit With ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK from the Immortal Music of RICHARD RODGERS. Plans Now Open. ! || VOGUE II Spreydon Popular Theatre Telephone 35-490 7.45 TONIGHT 7.45 ! Everyone saw the lovable heartwarming film ’ Tammy.” now is your chance to see this magnificent sequel 1 “TAMMY TELL ME TRUE” (G) Eastman Color Starring Sandra Dee John Gavin Nan the goat With the beloved music of Percy Faith excellent supporting programme 1 Travelogue, cartoon, newsreel Next Change: “VISIT TO A SMALL PLANET” (G) CENTURY || St. Albans Luxury Theatre Telephone 42-903 TONIGHT AT 7.45 One of the most gripping suspense stories in years. In Cinemascope “SEVEN THIEVES” “SEVEN THIEVES” (A) A four Million Dollar robbery that rocked Monte Carlo. Joan Collins, Ed G. Robinson. Rod Steiger. Eli Wallock. Two of the screen’s most fiery personalities come to grips in this slam bang melodrama of a clossal robbery on the French Riviera. Excellent Featurettes. Plans D.I.C. at Theatre 6 p.m. EASTER SATURDAY. “WATCH YOUR STERN” (G) ! || IL A M if Fendalton Luxury Theatre Telephone 31-536 Tonight and Thursday only 7.45 Anthony QUINN Richard WWMARK Dorothy MALONE Henry FONDA in One of the most impressive Westerns you have ever seen ! “WARLOCK” “WARLOCK” “WARLOCK” “WARLOCK” (G) Jam-packed full of suspense and I excitement, this two-fisted wesi tern will give you really exi cedient entertainment I Booking: DJ.C. and Douglas’s Pharmacy. Theatre from * pan. ADULTS Only: Bronchial Mix- < ture for all Chest Colds and ■ Bronchitis. 3s 6d bottle. Iggo’s (Chemists). Ltd., 105 Cashel st. SC’jtUSsLtJIS Silts are obtain- ; able from W. B Falvey, Ltd./ Chemists, 670 Colombo st. D