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Press, Volume CI, Issue 29901, 15 August 1962, Page 1

AMM3EM2NTS Your Favourite Theatre— Kerridge-Odeon AVON Management:—S. S. M. Moodie ’Phone 60-062. Reserve at the Avon Monday to Friday: 11, 2,5, 8, Saturday: 2,5, 8 p.m. Hurry ! Last 2 Days. An Enchanting Entertainment. Featuring the Foremost Stars of International Show Business I “ I LOVE YOU LOVE” (A) Technicolor Ultrascope oO o When are they going to do something for the Grown-ups ? ? ? ? Comes School Holiday time, the youngsters are more than adequately catered for with films. There's Masses of Movies for the Moppets Kilometres of Kinema for the Kiddiwinks Plenty of Pictures for the Papooses Endless Entertainment for les Enfants Tons of Talkies for the Tots but the poor old Older Generation is qpt to be neglected. (Although our research dept, assures us that they are still about at these “Happy" Holiday Times—it's just that you might not recognise them because they look so harassed!). Anyway. we're going to do something about this neglect and so on Friday, The AVON Presents a School Holiday Treat FOR THE ADULTS ! It’s Called “PARIS BLUES” And It’s (A) A BITTER-SWEET ROMANTIC DRAMA. SET AGAINST THE SENSUOUS BACKGROUND OF THE SMOKY CELLAR CLUBS, THE SMOULDERING MUSIC, THE EASY LOVE THAT IS PARIS BY NIGHT! Starring Paul Newman Joanne Woodward Sidney Poitier With LOUIS ARMSTRONG DIAHANN CARROLL Music by DUKE ELLINGTON (Approved for general exhib. Rec. as suitable for adults only) Kerridge-Odeon mu plaza mu ’Phone 88-089 Reserve at Plaza Last Days: 2 and 8, Universal International presents FANNIE HURST’S most compassionate, romantic drama “BACK STREET” (A) Starring Susan Hayward John Gavin VERA MILES Charles Drake Virginia Grey Reginald Gardiner IN EASTMANCOLOR Friday Next:— “WATCH IT SAILOR!” (Y) BOOK for the LAUGH of a Lifetime ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MR and MRS L. DARCY wish most sincerely to Thank all kind relatives, friends and neighbours for their letters, cards, telegrams and beautiful floral tributes received during their recent sad loss of a beloved son and stepson. Trevor. Special thanks to Constables I. Harris and J. Highsted, also Captain C. Bell and Mr E. Tlrikatene, of Kaiapoi, also members of Christchurch Police Force. Please accept this as a personal acknowledgement. MRS J. BRESLIN and Family wish to Thank sincerely all relatives, friends and neighbours for their Mass cards, floral tributes, telegrams, letters, cards and personal expressions of sympathy in their recent sad bereavement; also grateful thanks to those who paid their last respects at Requiem Mass and at the graveside. As many addresses are unknown, please accept this as a personal acknowledgement. . THE Brothers of the late Elsie Cecelia Gray wish to Thank all kind friends, neighbours, and relatives for their kind expressions of sympathy, telegrams, and floral tributes. Please accept this as a personal acknowledgement. Mrs T. McALLAN and Brothers wish to Thank all relatives, friends and neighbours for letters. cards, telegrams and personal expressions of sympathy in their recent sad bereavement. Please accept this as a personal acknowledgement. IN ORDER to guard against Imposition, Notices of Births. Marriages, and Deaths must be authenticated to ensure their insertion. Engagement notices must be signed by both con-■lari-nS Rrtiea, MONUMENTAL MASONS L. ROBERTSON L. ROBERTSON MONUMENTAL CRAFTSMAN MONUMENTAL CRAFTSMAN 25 Surrey street. North Linwood Th. 42-180; Residence 58-081. Lawn Cemetery Panels in Granite. Bronze or Chrome. Memorial Park Headstones, Kerbing. Headstones, Plaques. Additional inscriptions engraved. Family plots restored. Drawings and quotations supplied for Trust and Personal work. ’Phone 42-180. MWS