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Press, Volume CI, Issue 29900, 14 August 1962, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS i LAST 3 DAYS ! ! (6th Mighty Week) 2 p.m. DAILY 3 pm. (Feature occupies fun, prog.) j RODGERS ano HAMMERSTEIN S GREATEST-’ Musical Comedy “THE KING AND I” (G> GRANDEUR 70 M.M. With 6 Track High-Fidelity STEREOPHONIC SOUND Starring YUL BRYNNER DEBORAH KERR •THE KING AND I" IN GRANDEUR 70 M.M WILL DEFINITELY NOT BE SEEN IN ANY OTHER SOUTH ISLAND THEATRE ONCE IT LEAVES THE STATE IT IS GONE FOR GOOD ■llli S T A T E ||||ffl 11111111111 l -Phone 43-646 ||||||||||| Dir.: Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. THIS FRIDAY ! ! 20tn Century-Fox invite you to bring YOUR FAMILY along on the FAMILY TRIP that becomes the year's most HILARIOUS TRIP-UP I I JAMES STEWART JAMES STEWART and MAUREEN O’HARA MAUREEN O’HARA (Even lovelier than in “The Parent Trap”) Together with Fabian I John SAXON Marie WILSON Reginald Gardiner In JERRY WALD’S Production of “MR HOBBS “MR HOBBS TAKES A VACATION” VACATION” (G) Sun-Filled and Sunshine-Happy in | CINEMASCOPE - COLOUR With the magic music of HENRY MANCINI, the Academy Award Winning Composer of “Moon River.” RESERVE NOW at the D.I.C. and Theatre ! TONIGHT at 8 FINALLY WEDNESDAY REPERTORY THEATRE TO END CHRISTCHURCH’S Second FESTIVAL OF SHAKESPEARE A TRULY LOVELY PRODUCTION OF “A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM” ■ Sponsored by the BRITISH DRAMA LEAGUE and presented by an outstanding young student cast from Christchurch secondary schools Directed by HEATH JOYCE HOUSE FULL WEDNESDAY —A limited number of Seats available for tonight’s performance. at HAY'S BOOKING OFFICE. Admission ss. Children 3s 6d, Plus 3d booking fee. ] VOG U E Spreydon Popular Theatre Telephone 35-490 7.45 FINALLY TONIGHT 7.45 BRITISH FILM FESTIVAL From J. B. Priestley's well • known English classic “LAST HOLIDAY” (Y> ALEC GUINNESS WILFRED HYDE WHITE A surprise ending 1 1 and terrific climax 1 ! See this one from the beginning! TOMORROW: "ALL THE YOUNG MEN" £Y) CENTURY St. Albans Luxury Theatre Telephone 42-903 TONIGHT AT 7.45 Returning by popular demand this great film of the world's famous night clubs and a host of vaudeville acts. Cinemascope—Technicolor. “THE WORLD BY NIGHT” (G) The super show of shows from ballet to burlesque. Well worth vour while. Excellent Featurettes Plans DI.C. at THEATRE 6 p.m. Friday:— "CARRY ON REGARDLESS” <G) || ILA M Fendalton Luxury Theatre Telephone 31-536 ' TONIGHT, WED and THURS. 7.45' p m. GARY COOPER BURT LANCASTER I CESAR ROMERO ; ERNEST BORGNINE in lhe I cinemascope and technicolor : western special* “VERA CRUZ” “VERA CRUZ” )G> ! Ist class, exciting . ' .rt mment for all the family — ’ METRO THEATRE Colombo Street, Sydenham 'Phone 88-600 ■ 7.15 TONIGHT 7.15 Cinemascope and Color FRANK SINATRA, GINA LOLLOBRIGIDA. In The Action Packed War Drama. “NEVER SO FEW” “NEVER SO FEW” <Y> Certificate. AUDIE MURPHY JOHN SAXON, In The Blazing Adventure “POSSE FROM HELL” “POSSE FROM HELL” (Y) Certificate.