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Press, Volume CI, Issue 29851, 18 June 1962, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS MAJESTIC Telephone 62-039 OxN STAGE TONIGHT at 8 SHARP Matinees Wednesday and Saturday. HURRY I ONLY 6 MORE NIGHTS ! HURRY BOOK NOW AT D.I.C. HARRY WREN'S “STARNIGHT “STARNIGHT REVIEW ’62” REVIEW ’62” UNPRECEDENTED PRAISE ! 52 World-famed Overseas Stage Variety Stars Making Their First New Zealand Appearances. FRESH PLANS OPEN MONDAY MORNING AT D.I.C. Over-the-counter sales for last six nights and 2 Matinees open Monday morning. Evenings 25/6 inclusive Matinees, Adults 18/-. Children 9/3 SEATS ON SALE AT MAJESTIC NIGHTLY FROM 5.30 P.M POSTAL BOOKINGS For Any Perfoimance of last 6j nights of Season concluding Sat-1 urday, June 23rd, Now Accepted! at DI C Booking Office Prices as above THEATRE PARTY ORGANI-I SERS Ring the D I.C. Booking! Office immediately for welcome news’ "A SHOW NOT TO BE MISSED.” Paris Press. MAJ ESTIC Friday, June 29. Sat. 30, Mon., July 2, Tues. 3, Wed. 4, Thurs. 5, at 8 p.m. Matinees: Sat., 30th, and Tues, July 3rd, at 2.15 p.m. J. C. Williamson Theatres. Ltd., proudly announce tne return j nere of the famous Spanish Company LUIS I L L 0 LUIS I L L 0 and his Spanish Dance Theatre 30 Magnificent Artists 30 in a MEMORABLE PROGRAMME 8 EXCITING BALLETS 8 Gorgeous Costumes, Superb Lighting. Dancers, Singers, Guitarists Musicians, etc. BOOKINGS

MAIL BOOKINGS’. Now being received for all performances. Send 22/6 per seat, with stamped addressed envelope, and cheque (with exchange when necessary) to "LUISILIX)! BOOKINGS" c/o D.I.C. BOOKING OFFICE. Cheques pavable to: D.I.C BOOKING OFFICE. OVER THE COUNTER BOOKINGS Will open at; DIC BOOKING OFFICE NEXT FRIDAY, JUNE 22nd. Prices: Front Stalls and DC 22/6. Back Stalls 15/6. Gallery 8/(Prices include Booking Fee). Children Half Price to Matinees Special Concessions to Parties, , Schools, etc. Full details from: D.I.C. BOOKING OFFICE (Phone No. 64-£3O) NOTE: NELSON performances Mon., June 25. and Tues., 26, at 8 p.m. Matinee: Tuesday. 26, at 2.15. Book at Majestic. BLENHEIM: One only performance. Wed., 27, at 8 p.m. Book at Wright Stephensons. INDEPENDENT CINEMAS KAIAPOI-'Walto" 7.45 p.m.: "The Nun’s Story" (G) (Audrey Hepburn. Peter Finch) LYTTELTON —"HARBOUR LIGHT" 8 p.m : "The Apartment” (A) (Jack Lemmon. Shirley MacLaine) RICCARTON-"REX’’ 4.30 pm "Girls At Sea" (G) (Ronald Shiner). “China Doll" (Y) (Victor Mature). SUMNER -"HOLLYWOOD" 8 p.m : "AH The Young Men" (Y) (Alan Ladd. Sidney Poitier) RANGIORA -regent’ 7.45 p.m.: “Nor The Moon Byi Night” (G) (Belinda LeeMichael Craig) CENTURY II St Albans Luxury Theatre Telephone 42-903 FINALLY TONIGHT AT 7.45 ENTERTAINING FAMILY COMEDY This will appeal to everybody It’s Cary at his best. “ROOM FOR (G) ONE MORE” Starring CARY GRANT BETSY DRAKE Excellent First ’Half Plans D.1.C., at Theatre 6 pm. Tomorrow: "FRIENDLY PERSUASION’’ (G)