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Press, Volume CI, Issue 29803, 21 April 1962, Page 1

I AMUSIMINTS i Today and Monday ’ 2 p.m.—s p.m.—B p.m. Il MAJESTIC The Show Place of Christchurch Direction: Kerridge-Odeon ’Phone fewa-39 ; Reserve at Theetre 18 am. to 8 pun. From TOP SECRET and CAPTURED FILMS . . . The Greatest Naval Documentary Ever Shown I More than 1006 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 the human story of the men who took part in the “VICTORY AT SEA” “VICTORY AT SEA” (Y) Adapated from the Award-win-ning TV Documentary Acclaimed by All who have seen it - With ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK from the Immortal Mucic of RICHARD RODGERS SUPPORTING PROGRAMS Includes “MAORI TODAY” (A National Film Unit Special) ON STAGE MAJESTIC THEATRE AFTER TWO YEARS’ FANTASTIC RECORDBREAKING RUN IN AUSTRALIA TIBOR RUDAS, In association with R. J. Kerridge, proudly presents The Greatest School Holiday Treat For All Families

Walt Disney’s Walt Disney’s Walt Disney’s SNOW WHITE SNOW WHITE SNOW WHITE AND THE SEVEN DWARFS SEVEN DWARFS SEVEN DWARFS THE MOST SPECTACULAR FANTASY EVER PRESENTED ON STAGE Comm. Sat., May sth 1 p.m. and 5 p.m. and continuing Mon.-Fri. 11 a.m. and 2.30 p.m. Sat. 1 p.m. and 5 p.m. Bookings for the first six days open Monday at Majestic Prices for this fantastic stage production; Adults: 22/6,15/6.8/6 Children: 11/6, 8/-. 4/6 Mail bookings now open for all country patrons. Please write to Manager, Majestic Tneatre, Cnris.eaurch. state cle’rlv date and session, and enclose cheque (add exchange if necessary) together with selfaddressed stamped envelope for the return of tickets.

Kerridge-Odeon 1 mu plaza mu ’Phone 88-089 Reserve at Plaza TODAY: 2—s—B p.m. (MONDAY. 2-5-8) A Love Slory Your Heart Will Long Remember . . . “THE EDDY DUCHIN STORY” <Y) TYRONE POWER KIM NOVAK VICTORIA SHAW Sound-track piano reel ,-dmg by CARMEN CAVALARRO BOOK and be SURE INDEPENDENT CINEMAS RICCARTON-'RKX" 17.30 pun: "Surrender Hell” (Y) j (Keith Andes) "The Green Hel]met” (G) (Jack Brabham.) LYTTELTON —"HARBOUR UGWT 2 p.m: "The Canadians" (O) 8 p.m. "The Five Pennies” (G) (Danny Kaye. Barbara Bel Geddes) R ANGIOR A — ,REGENT " 2 p.m: "Jet Attack" (G) 7.45 p.m: "French Mistress” (Y) - (Agnes Laurent. Cecil Parker.) KAIAPOI-"“AL*O“ 2 and 7.30 p.m: "North To Alaska” (G) (John Wayne. ] Stewart Granger) "Bowery To -Bagdad” (G). SUMNER - ■HOLLYWOOD” 8 p.m: "Strangers When Wei Meet” (A) (Kirk Douglas, Kimi Novak). : HORNBY-"k°sy- j 2 pm.: "Bugs Many** G).: "Boy and Laughing Dog’ (G). 8 pm.: "The Last Sunset” (A) I (Rock Hudson-Kirit Douglas). 4 R AKAI A 7.30 pm: “Flaming Star" (<?> I (Elvis Presley) ’Go Johnny Go" (Jimmy Clanton).